Rotor of an electric motor, method for manufacturing a rotor and electric motor
AssigneeBrose Fahrzeugteile SE & Co, Kommandigesellschaft, Wurzburg
InventorsMurat Akkaya, Antonio Surian, Michel Lanza
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Abstract
A rotor of an electric motor includes a rotor package with a plurality of radially directed rotor teeth and a commutator with a number of commutator bars which is twice as large as the number of rotor teeth. Diametrically opposed commutator bars are respectively connected to a contact bridge. A rotor winding includes a plurality of coils wound on the rotor teeth. Each coil has first and second coil ends and the first and second coil ends of each coil are connected directly to commutator bars that are not adjacent to each other. A method for manufacturing a rotor and an electric motor, are also provided.
Claims12
A rotor of an electric motor, the rotor comprising:
- a rotor stack having a number of radially directed rotor teeth;
- a commutator having a number of commutator bars being twice as large as said number of rotor teeth;
- contact bridges each interconnecting a respective two of said commutator bars lying diametrically opposite one another;
- and
- a rotor winding including a plurality of coils wound on said rotor teeth;
- each of said coils having first and second coil ends, said first and second coil ends of each of said coils being connected directly to respective commutator bars not being adjacent to each other.
A method for manufacturing a rotor of an electric motor, the method comprising:
- providing an electric motor having a rotor package with a number of radially directed rotor teeth, a commutator with a number of commutator bars being twice as large as the number of rotor teeth, and contact bridges each interconnecting two respective diametrically opposed commutator bars;
- winding the rotor teeth with a plurality of coils each having first and second coil ends;
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- directly connecting the first and second coil ends of each coil to respective commutator bars not being adjacent to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.