Rotor structure for motor
View Patent ↗A rotor structure for a motor includes: a core body in which a shaft passes through an axial center and teeth are radially arranged along an outer circumference and include first slide connection portions at front ends; field windings individually wound around outer circumferences of the teeth and maintaining a state of being spaced apart from one another while being wound around the teeth; and a cylindrical core tip part configured to surround the outside of the core body, the cylindrical core tip part including second slide connection portions in an inner circumference such that the front ends of the teeth are slidably connected thereto along an axial direction through a mating engagement.
1. A rotor structure for a motor, comprising:
a core body in which a shaft passes through an axial center and teeth are radially arranged along an outer circumference and include first slide connection portions at front ends;
field windings individually wound around outer circumferences of the teeth and maintaining a state of being spaced apart from one another while being wound around the teeth; and
a cylindrical core tip part configured to surround the outside of the core body, the cylindrical core tip part including second slide connection portions in an inner circumference such that the front ends of the teeth are slidably connected thereto along an axial direction through a mating engagement,
wherein the core tip part comprises through-holes formed along an axial direction of the core tip part and concave grooves formed in an inner circumferential surface of the core tip part having a length along an axial direction at positions of the through-holes.
2. The rotor structure according to claim 1 , wherein
the first slide connection portion is a concave groove having a length in an axial direction of the core body and becomes wider backward from an opened front end, and
the second slide connection portion is a concave protrusion that is slidably connected to the first slide connection portion through a mating engagement.
3. The rotor structure according to claim 1 , wherein the through-holes are formed along a circumferential direction so as to insert needles through spacing portions of the teeth from the outside at the time of winding the field windings.
4. The rotor structure according to claim 1 , wherein a plurality of planar surfaces, on which the teeth are to be disposed, are formed along the inner circumferential surface of the core tip part at regular intervals, and the through-holes are formed at adjacent portions of the planar surfaces.
5. The rotor structure according to claim 1 , wherein the first slide connection portion and the second slide connection portion are integrally connected to each other when being slidably connected to each other through a mating engagement.
6. A rotor structure for a motor, comprising:
a core body in which a shaft passes through an axial center and teeth are radially arranged along an outer circumference and include first slide connection portions at front ends;
field windings individually wound around outer circumferences of the teeth and maintaining a state of being spaced apart from one another while being wound around the teeth; and
a cylindrical core tip part configured to surround the outside of the core body, the cylindrical core tip part including second slide connection portions in an inner circumference such that the front ends of the teeth are slidably connected thereto along an axial direction through a mating engagement,
wherein through-holes are formed along an axial direction of the core tip part, and
wherein planar surfaces, on which the teeth are to be disposed, are formed along an inner circumferential surface of the core tip part at regular intervals, and the through-holes are formed at adjacent portions of the planar surfaces.
7. The rotor structure according to claim 6 , wherein:
the first slide connection portion is a concave groove having a length in an axial direction of the core body and becomes wider backward from an opened front end, and
the second slide connection portion is a concave protrusion that is slidably connected to the first slide connection portion through a mating engagement.
8. The rotor structure according to claim 6 , wherein the through-holes are formed along a circumferential direction so as to insert needles through spacing portions of the teeth from the outside at the time of winding the field windings.
9. The rotor structure according to claim 6 , further comprising concave grooves in the inner circumferential surface of the core tip part, wherein the concave grooves have a length along an axial direction at positions of the through-holes.
10. The rotor structure according to claim 6 , wherein the first slide connection portion and the second slide connection portion are integrally connected to each other when being slidably connected to each other through a mating engagement.