Variable reluctance motor with separated stator cores
OwnerKoen Gieskes, Darrin Weiss +1inventors
InventorsKoen Gieskes, Darrin Weiss, Andrew Zalesski
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Abstract
A stator for a variable reluctance motor system is disclosed and the method of assembly thereof. The stator has a plurality of stator cores separated by nonferromagnetic material from each other. The assembly of the stator cores comprises stacking a plurality of lamina into a lamination stack, and then removing a portion of the lamination stack to expose the separated stator cores.
Claims9
A variable reluctance motor system comprising:
- a motor;
- and
- a stator wherein, the stator further comprises a plurality of separated stator cores.
A method of making a stator for a variable reluctance motor system comprising the steps of:
- providing a plurality of lamina;
- stacking said plurality of lamina, thereby defining at least two sides;
- attaching said lamination stack together;
- removing a portion of said at least two sides of said lamination stack;
- creating a plurality of separated stator cores.
A stator for use with a variable reluctance motor system comprising:
- a plurality of separated cores.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.