Case Study
Thursday, March 21
03:30 PM - 04:00 PM
Live in Munich
Less Details
A new winding technology maximizes all active copper components in the slots and/or in the air gap by adapted shaping of conductors while all passive copper components outside stator and air gap, e.g. in the winding heads, are minimized to the shortest possible length. This brings phase resistance as well as the axial length and weight of the motor to the bottom, while efficiency is at top. A topologically optimized design of the winding as well as several methods for its cost-effective manufacturing are presented. Example results of a) a very compact design of a wheel hub motor with gearbox for a cargo bicycle, b) a high efficiency design for a vehicle drive motor, and c) a lightweight design for a drone motor with air gap winding proves the power of the new technology. In this session, you will learn more about: