Rotor of an electric motor, with an outer sleeve formed by winding, method for producing such a rotor, and electric motor comprising such a rotor
AssigneeSafran Electronics & Defense
InventorsBernard Rabret, Bruno Andre, Gaetan Princay, Jerome Piaton, Thierry Bessede
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Abstract
An electric motor rotor including a magnetic core, magnets fastened to the periphery of the magnetic core, and a wire wound with touching turns around the magnetic core and the magnets. The wire includes a metal core surrounded by an electrically insulating layer, itself covered by an outer sheath of thermo-adhesive material, the turns being fastened to one another by adhesion between mutually contacting portions of the outer sheath. A method of fabricating such a rotor. An electric motor including such a rotor.
Claims8
An electric motor rotor comprising a magnetic core, magnets fastened to the periphery of the magnetic core, and a wire wound with touching turns around the magnetic core and the magnets, the rotor being characterized in that the wire comprises a metal core surrounded by an electrically insulating layer, itself covered by an outer sheath of thermo-adhesive material, the turns being fastened to one another by adhesion between mutually contacting portions of the outer sheath, and at least one end of the wire being engaged in at least one orifice formed in the magnetic core, wherein at least one cap is fastened on the magnetic core in order to cover at least one end of the wire and wherein the end of the wire is pressed against a frustoconical portion of the magnetic core and the cap is in the form of a ring having a frustoconical inside surface fastened to the frustoconical portion so as to cover the ends of the wire.
An electric motor rotor comprising a magnetic core, magnets fastened to the periphery of the magnetic core, and a wire wound with touching turns around the magnetic core and the magnets, the rotor being characterized in that the wire comprises a metal core surrounded by an electrically insulating layer, itself covered by an outer sheath of thermo-adhesive material, the turns being fastened to one another by adhesion between mutually contacting portions of the outer sheath, and at least one end of the wire being engaged in at least one orifice formed in the magnetic core, wherein at least one end of the wire is engaged in a plurality of orifices arranged in the magnetic core.
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