Abstract:
A drive motor for a vehicle includes: a stator having a wound stator coil; a rotor that is spaced from the stator by a gap and is rotatably disposed in the stator; and a shielding film that is disposed between the stator coil and the rotor and is configured to shield a parasitic capacitance between the stator and the rotor.
Abstract:
A cooling apparatus of a drive motor is disclosed. An exemplary embodiment of the cooling apparatus may include a flow passage through which coolant flows. The flow passage is formed in the motor housing. A coolant inflow portion and a coolant outflow portion are connected with the flow passage. At least one penetration hole is formed in the motor housing and connected with the flow passage. A seal member is engaged with the penetration hole to vary a cross-sectional area of the flow passage.
Abstract:
A stator of a driving motor and a coil connection assembly of the stator is provided. The coil connection assembly of the stator of the driving motor includes a coil connection portion that is drawn from a stator coil wound on a stator core in multiple strands. A ring terminal is electrically connected to the coil connection portion. The ring terminal includes a cylindrical connection compressing portion fitted with multiple strands of coils of the coil connection portion that are compressed by a set pressing force and connected with the coils. A bolt fixing portion is integrally formed with the connection compressing portion and has a engagement bore configured to engage a bolt. Conductive protrusions that penetrate an insulating film of coils of the coil connection portion by the set pressing force are formed on the inner periphery of the connection compressing portion.
Abstract:
A motor unit for a vehicle is provided with a cooling channel cooling channel formed within a motor housing of the motor unit, and forming a flow channel that allows coolant to flow through the flow channel. The cooling channel includes: a supply channel portion having an inlet; an exhaust channel portion having an outlet; and a flow channel changing portion connecting the supply channel portion and the exhaust channel portion to allow a coolant supplied through the inlet of the supply channel portion to be discharged through the outlet of the exhaust channel portion, where at least one of inner protrusion portions and outer protrusion portions are formed on an inner circumferential surface and an outer circumferential surface, respectively, of the supply channel portion or the exhaust channel portion, protruding toward the motor shaft, and extending in a circumferential direction.
Abstract:
A stator winding pattern of a hairpin drive motor includes a stator with 8 poles and 48 slots of a distribution winding where a hairpin-type of flat coil is inserted into a slot of a stator core and configured by a full pitch winding implementing 6 pitches of 3 phases and 2 in parallel, the pitch being a distance between adjacent slots, characterized in that: first to fourth layers are formed in the slot of the stator core in a radial direction of the stator core; and when a first layer or a fourth layer is set as a draw out part of one phase in an optional reference slot, a first draw out of a different phase is formed in a draw out slot having 16 pitches in a slot forward direction in a same layer based on the reference slot, and a second draw out of the different phase is formed in a draw out slot having 32 pitches in the slot forward direction in the same layer based on the reference slot.
Abstract:
A stator of an interior permanent magnet synchronous motor is provided. The stator spaced apart from a rotor by a predetermined gap within an interior permanent magnet synchronous motor includes a stator tooth that is circumferentially spaced apart by a predetermined distance while interposing a slot therebetween that corresponds to an exterior diameter surface of the rotor. Additionally, a stator shoe is formed at an end of the stator tooth and includes an interior diameter surface of a predetermined diameter that faces the exterior diameter surface of the rotor. A cross point between a circle has a diameter of (interior diameter of the stator shoe×1.0287×24/slot number) mm and the stator tooth is a tooth end start point of the stator tooth.
Abstract:
A system for estimating a temperature of a drive motor may include: a drive motor that generates driving torque; a detector that detects a d-axis voltage, a q-axis voltage, a d-axis current, and a q-axis current of the drive motor; and a controller that determines whether zero-current control of the drive motor is performed from the d-axis current and the q-axis current detected by the detector, calculates a no-load counter-electromotive force of the drive motor from the d-axis voltage and the q-axis voltage detected by the detector, converts the no-load counter-electromotive force into a counter-electromotive force with respect to a reference rotation speed, calculates a temperature variation of the drive motor from the counter-electromotive force with respect to the reference rotation speed and a reference counter-electromotive force, and estimates the temperature of the drive motor.
Abstract:
A stator for a motor that includes an armature coil that generates an N-pole and an S-pole by applying a current and forty-eight slots radially formed at which the coil is disposed and in which the armature coil alternately implements N-poles and S-poles by arranging six slots as a single unit as the current is applied to the coil. The slot includes a plurality of phase drawing out slots, and when the order of the phase drawing out slots is determined in a clockwise direction by setting one phase drawing out slot as a first phase drawing out slot, at least two methods of winding the armature coil to turn around the slot may be used to decrease a distance from the first phase drawing out slot to the last phase drawing out slot to a minimum value by setting a cell between neighboring slots as a unit.
Abstract:
A Wound Rotor Synchronous Motor (WRSM) includes a rotor body that is rotatably installed at a predetermined gap within a stator and a rotor coil that is wound at a plurality of rotor teeth. The WRSM includes: bobbins that are each disposed at both sides of a shaft direction of the rotor body so as to support the rotor coil and that are fixed to the rotor body by the rotor coil; a wedge member that is inserted in a shaft direction between rotor teeth of the rotor body so as to protrude to the outside of both ends of the rotor body, the wedge member supporting the rotor coil; and end coil covers that enclose a protruded portion of the wedge member at both sides of the shaft direction of the rotor body and that are each mounted at the bobbins.
Abstract:
A temperature calculation system for a motor uses a thermal equivalent circuit wherein a yoke is disposed to be fixed onto an inner circumferential surface of a housing of the motor, a coolant chamber in which a coolant flows is formed in a circumferential direction in the housing, and the thermal equivalent circuit including thermal resistance coefficients and temperatures is used. An endothermic amount of the coolant flowing in the coolant chamber of the housing is calculated by using an average temperature of the housing and a preset equation.