Dynamoelectric rotor
View Patent ↗A resin bobbin is mounted to a pole core by fitting a body portion thereof over first and second boss portions. A rotor coil is configured by winding a conducting wire onto the bobbin, and an output wire of the conducting wire that is led out from the wound portion is wound doubly onto an output wire securing portion of the bobbin. An edge portion of a radially-outermost surface of the output wire securing portion near the body portion is placed in contact with an inner circumferential wall surface of a first claw-shaped magnetic pole portion.
1. A dynamoelectric rotor comprising:
a pole core comprising:
a columnar boss portion;
yoke portions that are respectively disposed so as to extend radially outward from two axial end edge portions of said boss portion; and
a plurality of claw-shaped magnetic pole portions that are disposed so as to extend axially from outer circumferential portions of said yoke portions so as to intermesh with each other alternately;
a resin bobbin comprising:
a cylindrical body portion;
flange portions that are respectively disposed so as to extend radially outward from two axial end edge portions of said body portion; and
an output wire securing portion that is disposed so as to extend radially outward from said flange portions,
said resin bobbin mounted to said pole core by said cylindrical body portion fitted over said columnar boss portion;
a rotor coil that is configured by winding a conducting wire onto said bobbin and in which an output wire that is led out from a wound portion of said conducting wire is wound onto said output wire securing portion; and
a shaft that is inserted through a central axial position of said boss portion and that supports said pole core so as to be unable to rotate relatively,
wherein at least a portion of a radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion is in contact with an inner circumferential wall surface of said claw-shaped magnetic pole portions.
2. A dynamoelectric rotor according to claim 1 , wherein a contact surface between said radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion and said inner circumferential wall surface of said claw-shaped magnetic pole portions is a flat surface that is tangential to a cylindrical surface that is centered around a central axis of said shaft.
3. A dynamoelectric rotor according to claim 1 , wherein said radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion is fixed to said inner circumferential wall surface of said claw-shaped magnetic pole portions by a resin.
4. The dynamoelectric rotor of claim 1 , wherein an entire side surface of said radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion is in contact with said inner circumferential wall surface of said claw-shaped magnetic pole portions, wherein the entire side surface is tangential to a cylindrical surface that is centered around a central axis of said shaft.
5. A dynamoelectric rotor comprising:
a pole core comprising:
a columnar boss portion;
yoke portions that are respectively disposed so as to extend radially outward from two axial end edge portions of said boss portion; and
a plurality of claw-shaped magnetic pole portions that are disposed so as to extend axially from outer circumferential portions of said yoke portions so as to intermesh with each other alternately;
permanent magnets that are disposed between adjacent claw-shaped magnetic pole portions;
a magnet holding member comprising:
a base portion that has an outer wall surface that is formed so as to have a surface shape that follows an inner circumferential wall surface of said claw-shaped magnetic pole portions; and
wing portions that are formed on two sides of said base portions and to which said permanent magnets are respectively fixed,
said outer wall surface of said base portion being disposed so as to be placed in contact with said inner circumferential wall surface of said claw-shaped magnetic pole portions such that said permanent magnets contact two circumferential side surfaces of said claw-shaped magnetic pole portions;
a resin bobbin comprising:
a cylindrical body portion;
flange portions that are respectively disposed so as to extend radially outward from two axial end edge portions of said body portion; and
an output wire securing portion that is disposed so as to extend radially outward from said flange portions,
said resin bobbin mounted to said pole core by said cylindrical body portion fitted over said columnar boss portion;
a rotor coil that is configured by winding a conducting wire onto said bobbin and in which an output wire that is led out from a wound portion of said conducting wire is wound onto said output wire securing portion; and
a shaft that is inserted through a central axial position of said boss portion and that supports said pole core so as to be unable to rotate relatively,
wherein at least a portion of a radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion is placed in contact with an inner wall surface of said base portion.
6. A dynamoelectric rotor according to claim 5 , wherein a contact surface between said radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion and said inner wall surface of said base portion is a flat surface that is tangential to a cylindrical surface that is centered around a central axis of said shaft.
7. A dynamoelectric rotor according to claim 5 , wherein said radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion is fixed to said inner wall surface of said base portion by a resin.
8. The dynamoelectric rotor of claim 5 , wherein an entire side surface of said radially-outermost portion of said output wire securing portion is in contact with said inner wall surface of said base portion, wherein the entire side surface is tangential to a cylindrical surface that is centered around a central axis of said shaft.