Stator and electric motor
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsHiroyuki KINUGAWA, Hiroyuki OGURA, Tatsuhiro UJIIE
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Abstract
A stator includes an iron core 3 in which a plurality of teeth 2 are connected into an integral body, and coil wires 5 each of which is wound in series around each set of a predetermined number of teeth included in the plurality of teeth. Each of the coil wires 5 is routed in a slanting direction between opposed faces of two adjacent teeth 2 in each set of the predetermined number of teeth 2, so that each of the coil wires makes a transition from a wire wound around one of teeth 2 to a wire wound around the other tooth 2.
Claims7
A stator including an iron core in which a plurality of teeth are connected into an integral body, and coil wires each of which is wound in series around each set of a predetermined number of teeth included in said plurality of teeth, wherein each of said coil wires is routed in a slanting direction between opposed faces of two adjacent teeth in each set of said predetermined number of teeth, so that each of said coil wires makes a transition from a wire wound around one of said two adjacent teeth to a wire wound around another one of said two adjacent teeth.
An electric motor provided with a stator including an iron core in which a plurality of teeth are connected into an integral body, and coil wires each of which is wound in series around each set of a predetermined number of teeth included in said plurality of teeth, wherein each of said coil wires is routed in a slanting direction between opposed faces of two adjacent teeth in each set of said predetermined number of teeth, so that each of said coil wires makes a transition from a wire wound around one of said two adjacent teeth to a wire wound around another one of said two adjacent teeth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.