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`[11] Patent Number: [11] Patent Number:
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`[45] Date of Patent: [45] Date of Patent:
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`6,081,059 6,081,059
`Jun. 27,2000
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`[54] OUTER-ROTOR ELECTRIC MOTOR [54] OUTER-ROTOR ELECTRIC MOTOR
`HAVING INNER-STATOR FORMED BY
`HAVING INNER-STATOR FORMED BY
`CONCENTRICALLY WRAPPING
`CONCENTRICALLY WRAPPING
`FLATTENED STATOR ELEMENTS ON
`FLATTENED STATOR ELEMENTS ON
`STATOR CORE
`STATOR CORE
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`[76]
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`Inventor: Chun-Pu Hsu, 19, Wu-Chien Sixth
`Inventor: Chun-Pu Hsu, 19, Wu-Chien Sixth
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`Road, Wu-Ku Industrial Park, Wu-Ku, Road, Wu-Ku Industrial Park, Wu-Ku,
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`Taipei Hsien, Taiwan Taipei Hsien, Taiwan
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`[21] Appl. No.: 09/296,691
`[21] Appl. No.: 09/296,691
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`[22] Filed:
`[22] Filed:
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`Apr. 21, 1999
`Apr. 21, 1999
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`Int. Cl? ............................. H02K l/12; H02K 15/02
`Int. CI? ............................. H02K 1/12; H02K 15/02
`[51]
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`[52] U.S. Cl. .......................... 310/179; 310/216; 310/218;
`[52] U.S. CI. .......................... 310/179; 310/216; 310/218;
`310/259; 310/269; 29/596; 29/597; 29/598
`310/259; 310/269; 29/596; 29/597; 29/598
`[58] Field of Search ..................................... 310/254, 259,
`[58] Field of Search ..................................... 310/254,259,
`310/41, 216, 218, 269, 156, 194; 29/596,
`310/41,216,218,269, 156, 194; 29/596,
`597, 598, 609, 605
`597, 598, 609, 605
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`[56]
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`Primary Examiner-Nestor Ramirez Primary Examiner---Nestor Ramirez
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`Assistant Examiner-Tran N Nguyen Assistant Examiner-Tran N Nguyen
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`[57] [57]
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`ABSTRACT
`ABSTRACT
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`An electric motor of outer-rotor type includes: an inner An electric motor of outer-rotor type includes: an inner
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`stator mounted on a stator holder, an outer rotor rotatably stator mounted on a stator holder, an outer rotor rotatably
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`circumferentially disposed around the inner stator, a shaft circumferentially disposed around the inner stator, a shaft
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`coaxially secured with the outer rotor, and a housing com(cid:173)coaxially secured with the outer rotor, and a housing com(cid:173)
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`bined with the stator holder for encasing the outer rotor and bined with the stator holder for encasing the outer rotor and
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`the inner stator within the housing; with the inner stator the inner stator within the housing; with the inner stator
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`including an annular core made of magnetic conductor, a including an annular core made of magnetic conductor, a
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`plurality of fin arrays made of magnetic conductors and plurality of fin arrays made of magnetic conductors and
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`formed as a fin array assembly concentrically wrapped on formed as a fin array assembly concentrically wrapped on
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`the annular core, and a plurality of insulating coil bobbins the annular core, and a plurality of insulating coil bobbins
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`each coil bobbin pre-wound with the coil windings thereon each coil bobbin pre-wound with the coil windings thereon
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`and jacketed on each fin array, thereby forming an inner and jacketed on each fin array, thereby forming an inner
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`stator having a stable construction, a higher winding stator having a stable construction, a higher winding
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`capacity, higher magnetic flux density and higher output capacity, higher magnetic flux density and higher output
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`power, as well as a lower production cost. power, as well as a lower production cost.
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`11 Claims, 8 Drawing Sheets
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`OUTER-ROTOR ELECTRIC MOTOR OUTER-ROTOR ELECTRIC MOTOR
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`HAVING INNER-STATOR FORMED BY HAVING INNER-STATOR FORMED BY
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`CONCENTRICALLY WRAPPING CONCENTRICALLY WRAPPING
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`FLATTENED STATOR ELEMENTS ON FLATTENED STATOR ELEMENTS ON
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`STATOR CORE STATOR CORE
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`BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
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`FIG. 4 is a sectional drawing of the hinge portion of the FIG. 4 is a sectional drawing of the hinge portion of the
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`two linked bobbins. two linked bobbins.
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`FIG. 5 is a sectional drawing of the hinge portion of the FIG. 5 is a sectional drawing of the hinge portion of the
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`two linked fin members. two linked fin members.
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`FIG. 6 is a cross sectional drawing of the fin array FIG. 6 is a cross sectional drawing of the fin array
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`assembly and coil bobbin assembly when annularly assembly and coil bobbin assembly when annularly
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`assembled. assembled.
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`FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the inner stator as FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the inner stator as
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`FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the electric motor of this FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the electric motor of this
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`invention. invention.
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`FIG. 10 is a longitudinal sectional drawing of the present FIG. 10 is a longitudinal sectional drawing of the present
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`15 invention. 15 invention.
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`FIG. 11 is a cross sectional drawing of the present FIG. 11 is a cross sectional drawing of the present
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`invention as viewed from 11-11 direction of FIG. 10. invention as viewed from 11-11 direction of FIG. 10.
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`FIG. 12 is a cross sectional drawing of the present FIG. 12 is a cross sectional drawing of the present
`invention as viewed from 12-12 direction of FIG. 10.
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`preferred embodiment of the present invention. preferred embodiment of the present invention.
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`FIG. 14 shows another embodiment of the core and the fin FIG. 14 shows another embodiment of the core and the fin
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`member of this invention. member of this invention.
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`FIG. 15 shows a conventional electric motor with outer FIG. 15 shows a conventional electric motor with outer
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`DETAILED DESCRIPTION DETAILED DESCRIPTION
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`A conventional electric motor, such as disclosed in a A conventional electric motor, such as disclosed in a
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`Japanese invention patent application publication (Laid(cid:173)Japanese invention patent application publication (Laid(cid:173)
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`open) No. 6-351185 (copy enclosed) as illustrated in FIG.15 open) No. 6-351185 (copy enclosed) as illustrated in FIG. 15
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`of this application, includes: an inner stator S secured on a of this application, includes: an inner stator S secured on a
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`base B, a plurality of tooth member sets T radially secured base B, a plurality of tooth member sets T radially secured
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`to an annular yoke Y having coil windings W wound on each to an annular yoke Y having coil windings W wound on each
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`tooth member set T and limited between two stopping tooth member set T and limited between two stopping
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`fasteners Fr clamped on the tooth member set T, and an outer fasteners Fr clamped on the tooth member set T, and an outer
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`rotor R having magnets M secured thereon rotatably cir(cid:173)rotor R having magnets M secured thereon rotatably cir(cid:173)
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`cumferentially disposed around the inner stator S having a cumferentially disposed around the inner stator S having a
`shaft A coaxially secured to the outer rotor R.
`shaft A coaxially secured to the outer rotor R.
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`However, such a conventional outer-rotor type electric However, such a conventional outer-rotor type electric
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`motor has the following drawbacks: motor has the following drawbacks:
`1. Each tooth member set T includes plural tooth members
`1. Each tooth member set T includes plural tooth members
`clamped by an inner and an outer stopping fastener Fr for
`clamped by an inner and an outer stopping fastener Fr for
`limiting the coil windings W as wound on the tooth
`limiting the coil windings W as wound on the tooth
`members, thereby reducing the winding area and decreas- 25
`members, thereby reducing the winding area and decreas- 25
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`ing the coil windings on the stator and decreasing the ing the coil windings on the stator and decreasing the
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`torque output from such an electric motor. torque output from such an electric motor.
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`2. Each tooth member has only an inner lug T1 insertably 2. Each tooth member has only an inner lug T1 insertably
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`fixed in the annular yoke Y, leaving the outer portion of fixed in the annular yoke Y, leaving the outer portion of
`the tooth member unstably suspending (without being 30 the tooth member unstably suspending (without being 30
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`supported) in the air to thereby easily cause vibrational supported) in the air to thereby easily cause vibrational
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`shock or influence the magnetic fields between the stator shock or influence the magnetic fields between the stator
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`and the rotor. and the rotor.
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`3. Due to the unstable structure and assembly complexity 3. Due to the unstable structure and assembly complexity
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`when making the inner stator of such a conventional when making the inner stator of such a conventional
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`motor, it is merely suitable for making a "thin" or "fiat" motor, it is merely suitable for making a "thin" or "flat"
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`miniature motor, unable for producing a motor of higher miniature motor, unable for producing a motor of higher
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`torque output. torque output.
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`The present inventor has found the drawbacks of the The present inventor has found the drawbacks of the
`conventional electric motor and invented the present motor 40 conventional electric motor and invented the present motor 40
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`having higher torque output and efficiency. having higher torque output and efficiency.
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`As shown in FIGS. 1-12, the present invention com-As shown in FIGS. 1-12, the present invention com-
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`prises: an inner stator 1, a stator holder 2 for mounting the prises: an inner stator 1, a stator holder 2 for mounting the
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`inner stator 1 thereon, an outer rotor 3 rotatably circumfer(cid:173)inner stator 1 thereon, an outer rotor 3 rotatably circumfer(cid:173)
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`entially disposed around the inner stator 1, a shaft 4 coaxi(cid:173)entially disposed around the inner stator 1, a shaft 4 coaxi(cid:173)
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`ally secured with the outer rotor 3 about a longitudinal axis ally secured with the outer rotor 3 about a longitudinal axis
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`X defined at a longitudinal center of the stator holder 2, and 35 X defined at a longitudinal center of the stator holder 2, and
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`a housing 5 combined with the stator holder 2 for encasing a housing 5 combined with the stator holder 2 for encasing
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`the outer rotor 3 and the inner stator 1 within the housing 5 the outer rotor 3 and the inner stator 1 within the housing 5
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`and the holder 2. The housing 5 may also be eliminated in and the holder 2. The housing 5 may also be eliminated in
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`this invention. this invention.
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`The stator holder 2 includes: a central stem 21 protruding The stator holder 2 includes: a central stem 21 protruding
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`longitudinally from a base 22 of the holder 2, with the base longitudinally from a base 22 of the holder 2, with the base
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`22 combinable with the housing 5 for encasing the stator 1 22 combinable with the housing 5 for encasing the stator 1
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`and the rotor 3 within the housing 5 and the holder 2. and the rotor 3 within the housing 5 and the holder 2.
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`The inner stator 11 includes: an annular core 100 secured The inner stator 11 includes: an annular core 100 secured
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`on the central stem 21 of the stator holder 2, a fin array on the central stem 21 of the stator holder 2, a fin array
`assembly 110A radially mounted on and concentrically assembly 110A radially mounted on and concentrically
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`disposed around the core 100, an insulating coil bobbin
`disposed around the core 100, an insulating coil bobbin
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`assembly 14A embedded with the fin array assembly 110A assembly 14A embedded with the fin array assembly 110A
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`and provided for winding a plurality of magnetizing coil and provided for winding a plurality of magnetizing coil
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`windings 12 on each insulating coil bobbin 14 of the bobbin windings 12 on each insulating coil bobbin 14 of the bobbin
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`assembly 14A having electric wires 13 electrically con(cid:173)assembly 14A having electric wires 13 electrically con(cid:173)
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`nected between the coil windings 12 and an external power nected between the coil windings 12 and an external power
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`supply source (not shown), and a retaining disk 15 for fixing supply source (not shown), and a retaining disk 15 for fixing
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`the core 100 on the stem 21 of the stator holder 2 by bolts the core 100 on the stem 21 of the stator holder 2 by bolts
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`The annular core 100 is formed by laminating a plurality The annular core 100 is formed by laminating a plurality
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`of central collar members 10 along a longitudinal axis X of central collar members 10 along a longitudinal axis X
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`defined at a longitudinal center of the central stem 21 of the defined at a longitudinal center of the central stem 21 of the
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`stator holder 2; each central collar member 10 made of stator holder 2; each central collar member 10 made of
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`60 magnetic conductor and each including: a central hole 101 60 magnetic conductor and each including: a central hole 101
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`formed in a central portion of the collar member and formed in a central portion of the collar member and
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`engageable with the central stem 21 of the stator holder 2, engage able with the central stem 21 of the stator holder 2,
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`a plurality of recesses 102 circumferentially recessed and a plurality of recesses 102 circumferentially recessed and
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`equally spaced in a periphery of the collar member each equally spaced in a periphery of the collar member each
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`65 recess 102 being formed as a "1" shape, an inversed T (not 65 recess 102 being formed as a "1" shape, an inversed T (not
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`shown) shape or any other suitable shapes, and a plurality of shown) shape or any other suitable shapes, and a plurality of
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`bolt holes 103 formed in the collar member 10 adapted for bolt holes 103 formed in the collar member 10 adapted for
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`SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
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`The object of the present invention is to provide an The object of the present invention is to provide an
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`electric motor of outer-rotor type including: an inner stator 45 electric motor of outer-rotor type including: an inner stator 45
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`mounted on a stator holder, an outer rotor rotatably circum(cid:173)mounted on a stator holder, an outer rotor rotatably circum(cid:173)
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`ferentially disposed around the inner stator, a shaft coaxially ferentially disposed around the inner stator, a shaft coaxially
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`secured with the outer rotor, and a housing combined with secured with the outer rotor, and a housing combined with
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`the stator holder for encasing the outer rotor and the inner the stator holder for encasing the outer rotor and the inner
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`stator within the housing; with the inner stator including an 50 stator within the housing; with the inner stator including an 50
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`annular core made of magnetic conductor, a plurality of fin annular core made of magnetic conductor, a plurality of fin
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`arrays made of magnetic conductors and formed as a fin arrays made of magnetic conductors and formed as a fin
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`array assembly concentrically wrapped on the annular core, array assembly concentrically wrapped on the annular core,
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`and a plurality of insulating coil bobbins each coil bobbin and a plurality of insulating coil bobbins each coil bobbin
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`pre-wound with the coil windings thereon and jacketed on 55 pre-wound with the coil windings thereon and jacketed on 55
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`each fin array, thereby forming an inner stator having a each fin array, thereby forming an inner stator having a
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`stable construction, a higher winding capacity, higher mag(cid:173)stable construction, a higher winding capacity, higher mag(cid:173)
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`netic flux density and higher output power, as well as a lower netic flux density and higher output power, as well as a lower
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`production cost. production cost.
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`BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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`FIG. 1 is an exploded view showing the elements of the FIG. 1 is an exploded view showing the elements of the
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`present invention. present invention.
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`FIG. 2 is an illustration showing flattened fin array FIG. 2 is an illustration showing flattened fin array
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`assembly and coil bobbin assembly of the present invention. assembly and coil bobbin assembly of the present invention.
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`FIG. 3 is a front view from FIG. 2. FIG. 3 is a front view from FIG. 2.
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`passing each bolt 16 through each bolt hole 103 for coaxially passing each bolt 16 through each bolt hole 103 for coaxially
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`fixing the core 100 on the stem 21 of the stator holder 2 as fixing the core 100 on the stem 21 of the stator holder 2 as
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`shown in FIGS. 10 and 8; with all the recesses 102 longi(cid:173)shown in FIGS. 10 and 8; with all the recesses 102 longi(cid:173)
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`tudinally or linearly aligned when all the core members 10 tudinally or linearly aligned when all the core members 10
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`are laminated to form the core 100 as shown in FIGS. 7 and are laminated to form the core 100 as shown in FIGS. 7 and
`8. Besides, other joining methods, rather than the
`8. Besides, other joining methods, rather than the
`lamination, may be used for forming the core 100 including
`lamination, may be used for forming the core 100 including
`at least a core member 10.
`at least a core member 10.
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`The fin array assembly 110A includes a plurality of fin The fin array assembly 110A includes a plurality of fin
`arrays 110 juxtapositionally linked together to be a linear 10
`arrays 110 juxtapositionally linked together to be a linear 10
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`chain-like arrangement having a cross section defining a chain-like arrangement having a cross section defining a
`flattening line L2 (FIG. 2) projectively perpendicular to the
`flattening line L2 (FIG. 2) projectively perpendicular to the
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`longitudinal axis X of the stem 21 of the stator holder 2, with longitudinal axis X of the stem 21 of the stator holder 2, with
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`each fin array 110 generally parallel to the longitudinal axis each fin array 110 generally parallel to the longitudinal axis
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`X of the stator holder 2. X of the stator holder 2.
`Each fin array 110 is formed by laminating a plurality of
`Each fin array 110 is formed by laminating a plurality of
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`radial fin members 11 juxtapositional or parallel to the radial fin members 11 juxtapositional or parallel to the
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`longitudinal axis X of the stem 21 of the stator holder 2; each longitudinal axis X of the stem 21 of the stator holder 2; each
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`radial fin member 11 made of magnetic conductor, formed as radial fin member 11 made of magnetic conductor, formed as
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`an arcuate T shape and each including: a shank portion 111, an arcuate T shape and each including: a shank portion 111,
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`an engaging root portion 112, which may be formed as a "1" an engaging root portion 112, which may be formed as a "1"
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`shape, an inversed T shape, a ratchet tooth shape or any other shape, an inversed T shape, a ratchet tooth shape or any other
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`suitable shapes, formed on a bottom end of the shank portion suitable shapes, formed on a bottom end of the shank portion
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`111 and engageable with each recess 102 (formed as "1" or 111 and engageable with each recess 102 (formed as "1" or
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`inversed T shape, ratchet tooth shape or other shapes) in inversed T shape, ratchet tooth shape or other shapes) in
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`each collar member 10 for radially mounting the fin array each collar member 10 for radially mounting the fin array
`110 on the annular core 100 of the inner stator 1, and a rod
`110 on the annular core 100 of the inner stator 1, and a rod
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`portion 113 perpendicularly formed on a top end of the portion 113 perpendicularly formed on a top end of the
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`shank portion 111 to form the T-shaped fin member 11; with shank portion 111 to form the T-shaped fin member 11; with
`all radial fin members 11 superimposed longitudinally to 30
`all radial fin members 11 superimposed longitudinally to 30
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`form the fin array 110 (FIG. 2) to be juxtapositional to the form the fin array 110 (FIG. 2) to be juxtapositional to the
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`longitudinal axis X defined at the longitudinal center of the longitudinal axis X defined at the longitudinal center of the
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`core 100 and of the stem 21 of the holder 2. Every two core 100 and of the stem 21 of the holder 2. Every two
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`neighboring fin members 11 of the corresponding two fin neighboring fin members 11 of the corresponding two fin
`arrays 110 are linked by a hinge portion 114 having thin 35
`arrays 110 are linked by a hinge portion 114 having thin 35
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`thickness between two rod portions 113 of the two fin thickness between two rod portions 113 of the two fin
`members 11 (FIG. 5) to form a folding line F' between the
`members 11 (FIG. 5) to form a folding line F' between the
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`two fin members 11, with each folding line F' parallel to the two fin members 11, with each folding line F' parallel to the
`longitudinal axis X of the holder 2; whereby upon a con(cid:173)
`longitudinal axis X of the holder 2; whereby upon a con(cid:173)
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`centric curving of the fin array assembly 110A about the axis 40 centric curving of the fin array assembly 110A about the axis 40
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`X, the fin array assembly 110A will be concentrically X, the fin array assembly 110A will be concentrically
`wrapped on the core 100 as packed by the coil bobbins 14
`wrapped on the core 100 as packed by the coil bobbins 14
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`of bobbin array 14A. of bobbin array 14A.
`The insulating coil bobbin assembly 14A includes a
`The insulating coil bobbin assembly 14A includes a
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`plurality of insulating coil bobbins 14 juxtapositionally 45 plurality of insulating coil bobbins 14 juxtaposition ally 45
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`linked together to be a linear chain-like arrangement having linked together to be a linear chain-like arrangement having
`a cross section defining a flattening line L1 (FIG. 2) pro(cid:173)
`a cross section defining a flattening line L1 (FIG. 2) pro(cid:173)
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`jectively perpendicular to the longitudinal axis X of the jectively perpendicular to the longitudinal axis X of the
`stator holder 2, with each coil bobbin 14 generally parallel
`stator holder 2, with each coil bobbin 14 generally parallel
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`to the longitudinal axis X of the holder 2. Each insulating 50 to the longitudinal axis X of the holder 2. Each insulating 50
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`coil bobbin 14 is made of electrically insulative material coil bobbin 14 is made of electrically insulative material
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`having its cross section generally formed as an I shape, having its cross section generally formed as an I shape,
`including: a central slot 140 longitudinally formed in an
`including: a central slot 140 longitudinally formed in an
`elongate reel portion 141 and engageable with the shank
`elongate reel portion 141 and engage able with the shank
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`portion 111 of each radial fin member 11 of the fin array 110 55 portion 111 of each radial fin member 11 of the fin array 110 55
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`when inserting each root portion 112 of each fin member 11 when inserting each root portion 112 of each fin member 11
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`through the central slot 140 to be protruded downwardly through the central slot 140 to be protruded downwardly
`beyond the central slot 140, a centripetal flange 142 per(cid:173)
`beyond the central slot 140, a centripetal flange 142 per(cid:173)
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`pendicularly formed on a bottom portion of the reel portion pendicularly formed on a bottom portion of the reel portion
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`141 and engageably ridable on a periphery of the core 100, 60 141 and engageably ridable on a periphery of the core 100, 60
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`and a peripheral flange 143 perpendicularly formed on a top and a peripheral flange 143 perpendicularly formed on a top
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`portion of the reel portion 141 for retaining the rod portion portion of the reel portion 141 for retaining the rod portion
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`113 of each radial fin member 11 when engaged with each 113 of each radial fin member 11 when engaged with each
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`coil bobbin 14; whereby upon insertion of the shank portions coil bobbin 14; whereby upon insertion of the shank portions
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`111 of the fin members 11 of the fin array 110 into the central 65 111 of the fin members 11 of the fin array 110 into the central 65
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`slots 140 of the insulating coil bobbins 14 to protrude the slots 140 of the insulating coil bobbins 14 to protrude the
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`root portions 112 of the fin members 11 of the fin array 110 root portions 112 of the fin members 11 of the fin array 110
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`4
`4
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`beyond the centripetal flanges 142 of the bobbins 14, and beyond the centripetal flanges 142 of the bobbins 14, and
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`upon engagement of the root portions 112 of the fin array upon engagement of the root portions 112 of the fin array
`110 with the recesses 102 as recessed in the collar members
`110 with the recesses 102 as recessed in the collar members
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`10 of the core 100; the fin array 110 will be radially mounted 10 of the core 100; the fin array 110 will be radially mounted
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`5 on the periphery of the core 100 having the insulating coil 5 on the periphery of the core 100 having the insulating coil
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`bobbins 14 packed and retained between the rod portions bobbins 14 packed and retained between the rod portions
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`113 of the fin array 110 and the periphery of the core 100. 113 of the fin array 110 and the periphery of the core 100.
`Every two neighboring coil bobbins 14 are linked by a
`Every two neighboring coil bobbins 14 are linked by a
`hinge portion 144 as shown in FIG. 4 having thin thickness
`hinge portion 144 as shown in FIG. 4 having thin thickness
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`between two peripheral flanges 143 of the two coil bobbins between two peripheral flanges 143 of the two coil bobbins
`14 to form a folding line F between the two coil bobbins 14,
`14 to form a folding line F between the two coil bobbins 14,
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`with each folding line F parallel to the longitudinal axis X with each folding line F parallel to the longitudinal axis X
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`of the holder 2. Upon concentric curving of the bobbin of the holder 2. Upon concentric curving of the bobbin
`assembly 14A, the bobbins 14 will be concentrically
`assembly 14A, the bobbins 14 will be concentrically
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`15 wrapped on the core 100. 15 wrapped on the core 100.
`The coil bobbins 14 may be pre-wound with the magne(cid:173)
`The coil bobbins 14 may be pre-wound with the magne(cid:173)
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`tizing coil windings 12 on the bobbins 14. Then, the fin tizing coil windings 12 on the bobbins 14. Then, the fin
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`arrays 110 of the fin array assembly 110A are embedded into arrays 110 of the fin array assembly 110A are embedded into
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`the slots 140 in the bobbins 14 of the bobbin assembly 14A the slots 140 in the bobbins 14 of the bobbin assembly 14A
`20 to allow each fin array 110 to be engaged with each coil
`20 to allow each fin array 110 to be engaged with each coil
`bobbin 14; whereby upon a concentric curving of the fin
`bobbin 14; whereby upon a concentric curving of the fin
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`array 110A and the bobbin assembly 14A, an annular array 110A and the bobbin assembly 14A, an annular
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`configuration by combining the fin array 110A with the configuration by combining the fin array 110A with the
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`bobbin assembly 14A is formed as shown in FIG. 6; having bobbin assembly 14A is formed as shown in FIG. 6; having
`25 an inner ring 145 formed by concentrically connecting the
`25 an inner ring 145 formed by concentrically connecting the
`centripetal flanges 142 of the bobbins 14, and an outer ring
`centripetal flanges 142 of the bobbins 14, and an outer ring
`146 formed by concentrically curving the peripheral flanges
`146 formed by concentrically curving the peripheral flanges
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`143 of the bobbins 14. 143 of the bobbins 14.
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`Each root portion 112 of each fin member 11 is engage(cid:173)Each root portion 112 of each fin member 11 is engage(cid:173)
`ably inserted into each recess 102 recessed in each collar
`ably inserted into each recess 102 recessed in each collar
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`member 10 of the core 100. Upon engaging of the annular member 10 of the core 100. Upon engaging of the annular
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`combination of the fin array assembly 110A and bobbin combination of the fin array assembly 110A and bobbin
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`assembly 14A with the core 100 (FIGS. 7, 8, 10) by assembly 14A with the core 100 (FIGS. 7, 8, 10) by
`engaging the root portions 112 with the recesses 102 and by
`engaging the root portions 112 with the recesses 102 and by
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`engaging the inner ring 145 of the bobbin assembly 14A engaging the inner ring 145 of the bobbin assembly 14A
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`with a collar periphery 104 of the core 100, the inner stator with a collar periphery 104 of the core 100, the inner stator
`1 will be assembled. With the inner and outer rings 145, 146
`1 will be assembled. With the inner

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