A motor stator structure includes multiple teeth and multiple arched bridge sections respectively connected between the tooth roots of the adjacent teeth. Each of the arched bridge sections has an arched section extending along two adjacent sides of a predetermined parallelogram. The motor stator structure further includes multiple enlarged sections a respectively positioned at the tooth roots of the teeth. Each of the arched bridge sections is positioned outside the range of the corresponding enlarged section. The motor stator structure is composed of multiple small stators stacked on each other. At least two punched splits are respectively positioned between the tooth roots of two adjacent teeth to separate the adjacent teeth. The space of two ends of the arched bridge section is enlarged to increase the pass space of magnetic field.
1. A motor stator structure comprising:
multiple teeth, the teeth being uniformly annularly distributed and radially outward extending, each of the teeth having a tooth root, the tooth roots of two adjacent teeth being arranged at intervals;
multiple arched bridge sections, each of the arched bridge sections being bridged between the tooth roots of two adjacent teeth;
each arched bridge section having an arched section, the arched section extending along a predetermined shape, the predetermined shape along which the arched section extends being a hexagon;
each arched bridge section having a notch, the notch being formed on one side of the arched section with its opening directed to a center of the motor state; and
the opening of the notch having an inner diameter smaller than an inner diameter of a main portion of the notch.
2. A motor stator structure comprising:
multiple teeth, the teeth being uniformly annularly distributed and radially outward extending, each of the teeth having a tooth root, the tooth roots of two adjacent teeth being arranged at intervals;
multiple enlarged sections positioned at the tooth roots of the teeth;
multiple arched bridge sections, each of the arched bridge sections being bridged between the tooth roots of two adjacent teeth;
the arched bridge section being positioned between the tooth roots of two adjacent teeth and positioned outside a range of the corresponding enlarged section;
each arched bridge section having an arched section, the arched section extending along a predetermined shape, the predetermined shape along which the arched section extends being a hexagon;
each arched bridge section having a notch, the notch being formed on one side of the arched section with its opening directed to a center of the motor state; and
the opening of the notch having an inner diameter smaller than an inner diameter of a main portion of the notch.
3. A motor stator structure comprising:
multiple small stators, which are stacked on and connected with each other;
each of the small stators having multiple teeth, the teeth radially outward extending and being centered at a curvature center, each of the teeth having a tooth root at one end near the curvature center, the tooth root being spaced from the curvature center, multiple arched bridge sections and at least two punched splits being respectively positioned between the tooth roots of the adjacent teeth, each arched bridge sections being connected between the adjacent teeth, each punched split completely separating the adjacent teeth from each other;
each arched bridge section having an arched section, the arched section extending along a predetermined shape, the predetermined shape along which the arched section extends being a hexagon;
each arched bridge section having a notch, the notch being formed on one side of the arched section with its opening directed to a center of the motor state; and
the opening of the notch having an inner diameter smaller than an inner diameter of a main portion of the notch.
4. The motor stator structure as claimed in claim 3 , wherein each small stator includes multiple enlarged sections respectively positioned at the tooth roots of the teeth, each arched bridge section being positioned outside a range of the corresponding enlarged section.