Brushless motor with crossing wire holder
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsDaiji Furuhashi, Kiyoshi Nagata, Masaya Ootake
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Abstract
A motor part of a fuel pump is a brushless motor having a stator and a rotor. The stator has a core, a coil set and an insulator, which holds the core and the coil set in an insulated manner. The coil set has a plurality of coils wound about a tooth part and a plurality of crossing wires connecting the coils. The insulator is formed by stacking central ring parts of a plurality of stator units in an axial direction. At least one of crossing wire holder parts is formed of a combination of guide projections, which are formed on the different central ring parts. The length of the brushless motor in the axial direction can thus be shortened.
Claims5
A brushless motor comprising:
- a stator including a core formed with a plurality of tooth parts arranged in a circumferential direction, a coil set wound on the core, and an insulator holding the core and the coil set while providing insulation therebetween, the stator generating a rotating magnetic field in response to supply of current to the coil set;
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- a rotor including magnetic poles, which oppose the stator in a radial direction from an inside of the stator and are magnetized to different polarities alternately in the circumferential direction,
- wherein the coil set is formed of a plurality of coils wound about the plurality of tooth parts and a plurality of crossing wires connecting the coils in the circumferential direction,
- wherein the insulator of the stator is formed of a plurality of ring parts stacked in the axial direction,
- wherein the plurality of ring parts has guide projections forming a crossing wire holder part, which holds the crossing wire in the axial direction,
- wherein at least a part of the crossing wire holder part is formed of a combination of the guide projections of different ring parts, and
- wherein the plurality of crossing wires is stacked in the axial direction in a manner that the crossing wires and the ring parts are stacked alternately.
A brushless motor comprising:
- a stator including a core formed with a plurality of tooth parts arranged in a circumferential direction, a coil set wound on the core, and an insulator holding the core and the coil set while providing insulation therebetween, the stator generating a rotating magnetic field in response to supply of current to the coil set;
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- a rotor including magnetic poles, which oppose the stator in a radial direction from an inside of the stator and are magnetized to different polarities alternately in the circumferential direction,
- wherein the coil set is formed of a plurality of coils wound about the plurality of tooth parts and a plurality of crossing wires connecting the coils in the circumferential direction,
- wherein the insulator of the stator is formed of a plurality of ring parts stacked in the axial direction,
- wherein the plurality of ring parts has guide projections forming a crossing wire holder part, which holds the crossing wire,
- wherein the crossing wire holder part holds a radially inside part and a radially outside part of the crossing wire by one and the other of the ring parts provided adjacent to each other in the axial direction, respectively, and
- wherein the plurality of crossing wires is stacked in the axial direction in a manner that the crossing wires and the ring parts are stacked alternately.
A brushless motor comprising:
- a stator including a core and a coil set for generating a rotating magnetic field in response to supply of current, the core including a plurality of tooth parts arranged in a circumferential direction, and the coil set including a plurality of coils wound about the tooth parts and a plurality of crossing wires connecting the plurality of coils in the circumferential direction;
- a rotor including magnetic poles opposing the stator in a radial direction and magnetized to different polarities alternately in the circumferential direction for rotation in correspondence to the rotating magnetic field;
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- an insulator holding the core and the coil set while providing insulation therebetween at one axial end of the core and including a plurality of parts stacked in the axial direction,
- wherein the plurality of parts includes one insulation part and another insulation part, the one insulation part including a wall part extending axially and a ring part extending radially from the wall part, the another insulation part including a ring part provided inside the wall part of the one insulation part to form a space relative to the one insulation part and hold the crossing wires therein to extend in a circumferential direction in a manner surrounded by the one insulation part and the another insulation part, and the plurality of crossing wires is stacked in the axial direction in a manner that the crossing wires and the ring parts are stacked alternately.
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