Disk motor, electric working machine including disk motor and method for manufacturing disk motor

1. A disk motor comprising:

a rotor;

a stator;

an output shaft concentrically fixed to the rotor;

at least one coil disk which is provided to one of the rotor or the stator, a coil pattern which includes a plurality of radial patterns or radial pattern groups extending outwards in a radial direction from a center part of the coil disk being formed on at least one surface of the coil disk;

an electric current supply portion which supplies electric current to the coil pattern;

a magnetic flux generating portion which is provided to another of the rotor or the stator and faces the coil pattern; and

an intermediate pattern which is formed between adjacent radial patterns or adjacent radial pattern groups on the coil disk,

wherein the coil disk includes at least two coil disks which are bonded to each other,

wherein the intermediate pattern includes a reinforcing pattern,

wherein the surface of the coil disk on which the reinforcing pattern is formed constitutes a bonding surface with another coil disk,

wherein the at least two coil disks includes a first coil disk and a second coil disk,

wherein the coil pattern is provided on at least a first surface of the first coil disk and a second surface of the second coil disk, the first surface and the second surface facing each other,

wherein the radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the first surface of the first coil disk is positioned between adjacent radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the second surface of the second coil disk when viewed in an axial direction, and

wherein the reinforcing pattern is formed between adjacent radial patterns or adjacent radial pattern groups on the first surface of the first coil disk so as to overlap the radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the second surface of the second coil disk when viewed in the axial direction.

2. The disk motor according to claim 1 , wherein the reinforcing pattern includes small patterns which are electrically insulated from each other.

3. The disk motor according to claim 2 , wherein each of the small patterns are narrower in width than the radial pattern and extend substantially parallel to the radial direction of the coil disk.

4. The disk motor according to claim 2 , wherein each of the small patterns are narrower in width than the radial pattern and extend substantially vertical to the radial direction of the coil disk.

5. The disk motor according to claim 1 , wherein a height of the reinforcing pattern from a substrate surface of the coil disk is substantially the same as that of the coil pattern.

6. The disk motor according to claim 1 , wherein the reinforcing pattern is made of the same material as that of the coil pattern.

7. The disk motor according to claim 1 , wherein the at least two coil disks are bonded to each other via a sheet-shaped bonding layer which covers substantially an entire surface of the coil disk.

8. The disk motor according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of radial patterns or radial pattern groups are disposed at predetermined intervals in a circumferential direction of the coil disk.

9. The disk motor according to claim 1 , wherein the coil pattern is provided on both surfaces of the coil disk and are connected to each other.

10. A disk motor according to claim 1 ,

wherein the magnetic flux generating portion generates a magnetic flux to the radial patterns or radial pattern groups, and

wherein the intermediate pattern includes an extended radiating pattern which extends from the coil pattern.

11. The disk motor according to claim 10 , wherein the extended radiating pattern extends only from an arbitrary one of the radial patterns.

12. The disk motor according to claim 10 , wherein a width of the extended radiating pattern is equal to or thinner than a width of a portion of the coil pattern from which the extended radiating pattern extends.

13. The disk motor according to claim 10 , wherein the extended radiating pattern extends in a substantially circumferential direction from the radial pattern.

14. The disk motor according to claim 10 , wherein a plurality of extended radiating patterns extend in a comb tooth shape from both of adjacent radial patterns such that extended radiating patterns extending from one side enter between extended radiating patterns extending from another side.

15. The disk motor according to claim 10 , wherein the radial pattern is made of the same material as that of the extended radiating pattern.

16. The disk motor according to claim 10 , wherein an electric current which flows through a portion of the coil pattern from which the extended radiating pattern extends is larger than an electric current which flows through the extended radiating pattern.

17. The disk motor according to claim 10 ,

wherein the coil pattern is formed on at least a first layer and a second layer,

wherein an independent radiating pattern which is isolated from the coil pattern on the first layer is formed between adjacent radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the first layer,

wherein the extended radiating pattern is formed on the second layer, and

wherein the independent radiating pattern and the extended radiating pattern are connected to each other by a heat conductive material which penetrates through the layers.

18. The disk motor according to claim 17 , wherein the first layer is positioned on one surface of the coil disk and the second layer is positioned on another surface of the same coil disk.

19. The disk motor according to claim 17 ,

wherein a radiating hole which stretches between the independent radiating pattern and the extended radiating pattern penetrates a substrate of the coil disk, and

wherein the radiating hole has a conductive film on an inner surface thereof or is filled with a conductive material.

20. The disk motor according to claim 17 , wherein the second layer is positioned between the coil disk on which the second layer is formed and a different coil disk which is laminated on the coil disk on which the second layer is formed.

21. The disk motor according to claim 17 , wherein an entire surface of the independent radiating pattern is exposed to air.

22. The disk motor according to claim 17 , wherein a width of the independent radiating pattern is equal to or thinner than a width of the radial pattern.

23. The disk motor according to claim 10 , wherein the plurality of radial patterns or radial pattern groups are formed so as to be disposed at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction of the coil disk.

24. The disk motor according to claim 1 , wherein the coil disk is provided to the rotor.

25. An electric working machine comprising the disk motor according to claim 1 .

26. A method for manufacturing a disk motor, the disk motor including,

an output shaft,

at least two coil disks which are concentrically fixed to the output shaft and are bonded to each other, a coil pattern which includes a plurality of radial patterns or radial pattern groups extending outwards in a radial direction from a center part of the coil disk being formed on at least one surface of the respective coil disks,

an electric current supply portion which supplies electric current to the coil pattern, and

a magnetic flux generating portion which faces the coil pattern, the method comprising:

forming a reinforcing pattern between adjacent radial patterns or radial pattern groups together with the coil pattern when etching a conductor layer for forming the coil pattern on at least one of the coil disks; and

fixedly bonding together the two coil disks at a surface where the reinforcing pattern is formed, with a sheet-shaped bonding layer which covers substantially an entire surface of each of the coil disks being sandwiched between the two coil disks,

wherein the at least two coil disks includes a first coil disk and a second coil disk,

wherein the coil pattern is provided on at least a first surface of the first coil disk and a second surface of the second coil disk, the first surface and the second surface facing each other,

wherein the radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the first surface of the first coil disk is positioned between adjacent radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the second surface of the second coil disk when viewed in an axial direction, and

wherein the reinforcing pattern is formed between adjacent radial patterns or adjacent radial pattern groups on the first surface of the first coil disk so as to overlap the radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the second surface of the second coil disk when viewed in the axial direction.

27. A disk motor comprising:

an output shaft;

at least one coil disk which is concentrically fixed to the output shaft, a coil pattern which includes a plurality of radial patterns or radial pattern groups extending outwards in a radial direction from a center part of the coil disk being formed on at least one surface of the coil disk;

an electric current supply portion which supplies an electric current to the coil pattern;

a magnetic flux generating portion which generates a magnetic flux to the radial patterns or radial pattern groups; and

an extended radiating pattern which is formed on the coil disk and extends from the coil pattern,

wherein the coil disk includes at least two coil disks which are bonded to each other,

wherein the at least two coil disks includes a first coil disk and a second coil disk,

wherein the coil pattern is provided on at least a first surface of the first coil disk and a second surface of the second coil disk, the first surface and the second surface facing each other,

wherein the radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the first surface of the first coil disk is positioned between adjacent radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the second surface of the second coil disk when viewed in an axial direction, and

wherein the extended radiating pattern is formed between adjacent radial patterns or adjacent radial pattern groups on the first surface of the first coil disk and is positioned so as to overlap the radial patterns or radial pattern groups on the second surface of the second coil disk when viewed in the axial direction.