Axial gap rotating electrical machine

An axial gap rotating electrical machine comprising:

• a housing frame body having a first space in the cylindrical central part thereof, and a plurality of second spaces located in circumferential direction with the equal distances from the center thereof;
• a shaft rotatably provided in the first space in the housing frame body;
• a core placed in each of the plurality of the second spaces in the housing frame body extending in the axial direction and a coil wound on the core;
• two rotor yokes fixed on the shaft, extended in the direction of the circumference thereof, and having a plurality of magnets arranged in circumferential positions confront the cores;
• and
• a case having a hole for the shaft and housing the housing frame body and the rotor yokes,
• wherein the two rotor yokes are provided on the shaft penetrating the central part of the housing frame body on both sides of the housing frame body,
• wherein each of the plurality of the second spaces is open on one side and closed on the other side, and the axial thickness of the closed portion is smaller than the air gap between the cores housed in the housing frame body on the open side and the magnets of the rotor yoke arranged opposite to the cores.

An axial gap rotating electrical machine comprising:

• a housing frame body having a first space in the cylindrical central part thereof, a plurality of second spaces located on the circumference at equal distances from the center thereof, and a third space intersecting with the first space and extending in the circumferential direction;
• a shaft rotatably provided in the first space in the housing frame body;
• a core placed in each of the plurality of the second spaces in the housing frame body in the axial direction and a coil arranged around the core;
• a rotor yoke fixed on the shaft and provided in the third space and having a plurality of magnets arranged in circumferential positions confronting the cores;
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• a case having a hole for the shaft and housing the housing frame body and the rotor yoke,
• wherein each of the plurality of the second spaces is open on one side and closed on the other side, and the axial thickness of the closed portion is smaller than the air gap between the cores housed in the housing frame body on the open side and the magnets of the rotor yoke arranged opposite to the cores.