Radial winding stator structure for single phase motor

• US 6,963,149 B2
• Filed: 04/01/2004
• Issued: 11/08/2005
• Est. Priority Date: 05/20/2003
• Status: Active Grant

• Current Assignee: Delta Electronics Incorporated
• Original Assignee: Delta Electronics Incorporated
• Inventors: Huang, Shih-ming, Chang, Shun-chen
• Primary Examiner(s): Schuberg, Darren
• Assistant Examiner(s): PHAM, LEDA T
• Application Number:
  US10/817,063
• Publication Number:
  US 20040232797A1
• Time in Patent Office: 586 Days
• Field of Search: 310/67.R, 310/68.B, 310/51, 310/40.MM, 310/216, 310/217, 310/218, 310/254, 310/259, 310/258, 360/99.04, 360/99.07, 360/99.08, 29596-598
• US Class Current: 310/67.00R
• CPC Class Codes: H02K 1/146 consisting of a generally annular yoke with salient poles

Abstract

A radial winding stator structure for a single phase motor is composed of plural silicon steel sheets that are stacked together and have the same structure. Each of the silicon steel sheets includes a hub and six poles. Each pole is radially extended from a circumference of the hub to form a radially extended portion, and tangentially expanded at a terminal of the radially extended portion to form a tangentially extended portion. The hub and the poles are one-piece made, the radially extended portions of each of the poles are stacked to form a pole bobbin of the radial winding stator structure, the tangentially extended portions of each of the poles are stacked to form a pole surface of the radial winding stator structure, and an electrically conductive wire is wound around all of the pole bobbins.

Claims

1. A radial winding stator structure for a single phase motor, the radial winding stator structure being composed of a plurality of silicon steel sheets that are stacked together, each of the silicon steel sheets comprising:

a hub; and

a plurality of poles numbering six or eight, each of which being radially extended from a circumference of the hub to form a radially extended portion, and tangentially expanded at a terminal of the radially extended portion to form a tangentially extended portion;

wherein the hub and the poles are one-piecemade, the radially extended portions of each of the poles are stacked to form a pole bobbin of the radial winding stator structure, the tangentially extended portions of each of the poles are stacked to form a pole surface of the radial winding stator structure, an electrically conductive wire is wound around all of the pole bobbins, and a ratio of an arc length of the pole surface to an axial height of the pole surface substantially ranges from 0.8 to 2.

2. The radial winding stator structure according to claim 1, wherein the pole surface is a camber.

3. The radial winding stator structure according to claim 1, wherein the hub is formed with a through hole at a center thereof.

4. A radial winding stator structure for a fan motor, the radial winding stator structure being composed of a plurality of silicon steel sheets that are aligned and stacked together, the stator structure comprising:

a hub; and

a plurality of poles numbering six or eight located on a circumference of the hub, each of the poles radially extended from the hub and stacked together to form a pole bobbin with a pole surface tangentially expanded;

wherein an electrically conductive wire is wound around each pole bobbin, and a ratio of an arc length of the pole surface to an axial height of the pole surface substantially ranges from 0.8 to 2.

5. A radial winding stator structure for a fan motor, comprising a plurality of silicon steel sheets stacked together, each of which comprising:

a hub; and

a plurality of poles located on a circumference of the hub, each of the pole comprising a first extended portion radially extended from the hub, and a second extended portion circumferentially extended from a terminal of the first extended portion;

wherein the first extended portions of each of the poles are stacked to form a pole bobbin around which an electrically conductive wire is wound, the second extended portions of each of the poles are stacked to form a pole surface of the radial winding stator structure, and a ratio of an arc length of the pole surface to an axial height of the pole surface substantially ranges from 0.8 to 2.