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US 2026/0229967 A1Published application
Stator
AssigneesAutonetworks Technologies, Ltd., Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Ltd., Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
InventorKanzo ISHIHARA
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Abstract
It is an object to enable a good understanding of the state of circuitry of a motor, while downsizing the motor. A stator (10) includes a stator core (21), coils (21B, 21C, 21D) attached to the stator core (21), and a plurality of magnetic sensors (31C) configured to output a detection signal that corresponds to magnetism generated by a current flowing through the coils (21B, 21C, 21D). The magnetic sensors (31C) are attached to the stator core (21).
Claims9
A stator comprising:
- a stator core;
- a coil attached to the stator core;
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- a magnetic sensor configured to output a detection signal that corresponds to magnetism generated by a current flowing through the coil,
- wherein the magnetic sensor is attached to the stator core,
- a plurality of the coils are provided in multiple phases,
- each of the plurality of coils in the multiple phases includes a plurality of coil sections,
- the stator further comprises a switching part configured to switch connection states of the plurality of coil sections included in each of the coils,
- the magnetic sensor outputs the detection signal that corresponds to magnetism generated by a current flowing through the coil sections,
- the plurality of coil sections of each of the coils include a first coil section through which a current flows regardless of the connection state, and a second coil section configured to switch between a conductive state, in which a current flows, and a non-conductive state, in which no current flows, depending on the connection state, and
- the magnetic sensor outputs the detection signal that corresponds to magnetism generated by a current flowing through the second coil section.
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