Electrical machine
OwnerMichael J. Van Steenburg, Gustavo Lopezinventors
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Abstract
Electric machines may be attained by a variety of systems, processes, and techniques. In particular implementations, an electric machine may include a stator core composed of a variety of circumferential segments and a rotor core. In certain implementations, the stator core may include a number of individually-formed poles, each including a radially extending portion and a base portion. The base portions may be coupled together to form the stator core, and the radially extending portions may defined an inner cavity. The rotor core may include a number of radially extending poles, with the rotor sized to rotate inside the inner cavity of the stator.
Claims14
An electric motor comprising:
- a stator core including a number of individually-formed primary poles, each primary pole including a radially extending portion and a base portion, the base portions being coupled together to form the stator core, and the radially extending portions defining an inner cavity;
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- a rotor core comprising a number of radially extending poles, the rotor sized to rotate inside the inner cavity of the stator.
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