Laminated iron core for rotary electric machine
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Moric
InventorsTadashi Takano, Hayato Ariyoshi
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Abstract
Several embodiments of laminated cores for coil winding in rotating electric machines. In each embodiment, the laminations are formed with indented portions in an area where the flux pattern will not be disturbed with the indentation serving the purpose of aligning the sheets of the laminations with each other. In preferred embodiments, the indentations are formed in the peripheral edge of the circular core portion from which the pole teeth extend.
Claims8
A laminated core for a rotary electric machine, said core comprising a plurality of stacked lamination sheets formed from a electromagnetic material, each of said lamination sheets being comprise of a circular core portion having circumferentially extending and radially spaced inner and outer peripheral edges and a plurality of circumferentially spaced teeth extending radially from one of said peripheral edges to receive coil windings, the other of said peripheral edges of said circular core portion being formed with an indented portion extending radially from the outer periphery thereof forming a peripheral projection on one side thereof and a peripheral recess on the other side thereof, the peripheral projection of each of said lamination sheets being received in the peripheral recess of the adjacent of said lamination sheets for interlocking said lamination sheets.
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