ROTARY ELECTRIC MACHINE

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ROTARY ELECTRIC MACHINE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240258861 titled 'ROTARY ELECTRIC MACHINE

The patent application describes a motor device with a motor case housing a wall electric power busbar, a stator, and a rotor. The motor case includes a motor outer peripheral wall, a first facing wall, and a second facing wall. The wall electric power busbar is fixed to the motor outer peripheral wall and overlaps with the motor inner wall surface, extending along it in a circumferential direction.

The wall electric power busbar is positioned away from the stator, rotor, and first facing wall in an axial direction.
The innovation allows for efficient power distribution within the motor device.
By fixing the wall electric power busbar to the motor case, the design ensures stable and reliable operation.
The positioning of the busbar away from critical components minimizes interference and potential damage.
Overall, this design enhances the performance and durability of the motor device.

Potential Applications: This technology can be applied in various electric motor systems, such as industrial machinery, automotive applications, and household appliances.

Problems Solved: The technology addresses issues related to efficient power distribution, interference between components, and overall motor performance and reliability.

Benefits: Improved power distribution efficiency, enhanced motor performance, increased durability and reliability, reduced interference between components.

Commercial Applications: This technology can be utilized in the manufacturing of electric motors for various industries, leading to more efficient and reliable motor systems.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the positioning of the wall electric power busbar enhance the performance of the motor device? 2. What are the potential cost-saving benefits of implementing this technology in electric motor systems?

Original Abstract Submitted

a motor device includes a motor and a motor case. a wall electric power busbar, a stator, and a rotor are accommodated in the motor case. the motor case includes a motor outer peripheral wall, a first facing wall, and a second facing wall. the wall electric power busbar is fixed to the motor outer peripheral wall. the wall electric power busbar is in a state of being overlapped with a motor inner wall surface. the wall electric power busbar extends along the motor inner wall surface in a circumferential direction. the wall electric power busbar is provided at a position away from the stator, the rotor, and the first facing wall in an axial direction.