Outer rotor type brusless DC motor
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorHironobu Sato
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorHironobu Sato
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An outer rotor type brushless DC motor has: a first housing member formed of a sheet metal by press-working and having a first central bearing receiver also formed by press-working in the form of generally hollow cylinder; a second housing member formed from a sheet metal by press-working and having a second central bearing receiver also pressed in the form of generally hollow cylinder; a hollow cylindrical stator support formed of a sheet metal by press-working and having one end mounted on the first bearing receiver of the first housing member and another end for receiving the stator on the outer surface of the stator support; a magnets support press-worked from a electrical steel sheet metal for supporting magnets around the stator and inside the second housing member; a first bearing mounted in the first bearing receiver; a second bearing mounted in the second bearing receiver coaxially with the first bearing; and a freely rotatable shaft mounted on the first and second bearings, for firmly supporting thereon the stator support. The motor may be assembled in simple steps without any molding to suppress vibrations and noises. The motor has a suitable design for mass production.
An outer rotor type brushless DC motor including a stator having coils each wound on a multiple teeth of said stator, and a rotor having magnets arranged to surround said stator, said DC motor comprising:
An outer rotor type brushless DC motor including a stator having coils each wound on respective teeth of said stator, and a rotor having magnets arranged to surround said stator, said DC motor comprising:
An outer rotor type brushless DC motor including a stator having coils each wound on respective teeth of said stator, and a rotor having magnets arranged to surround said stator, said DC motor comprising:
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