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Methods for winding the armature of a DC brushless automotive motor

Release Time:

2022-09-13

  Coil inductance DC brushless Automotive armature The method of winding is to leave a section of the cable end free and tie it tightly to the shaft. Hold the automotive armature with one hand, and with the other hand, wind the coil inductance clockwise. Taking a five-slot armature as an example, the first electromagnetic coil is 1-5, the second electromagnetic coil is 2-6, then 3-7... Gradually, the two sides of many components are on the next layer. The 5-9 components have one side on the next layer and the other side on the top layer, and the two sides of many components are on the top layer.

  In order to ensure the insulation layer between the top layer and the next layer components, it is advisable to place 0.1-0.15mm thick insulating paperboard shims in between.

  When the slot winding coil inductance reaches a certain level, a wire board is needed to make it reach the bottom of the deep slot. When winding the coil inductance, the wire should be tightened first. Whether in the slot or the wire connection part, it is necessary to prevent the occurrence of crossed turns to prevent excessive space occupation and time. The wire may short-circuit due to partial stress. After all the windings are wound, the wire ends of the same winding component are bundled together, then the insulation layer of the wire connector is removed, different color waterproof sleeves are used, and they are embedded in the corresponding commutator segments.

  The important role of the automotive armature in DC brushless motors:

  In a DC motor, when a DC regulated power supply is input, the armature winding is subjected to Ampere force in the magnetic field, generating a driving torque that drags the load to move, converting the input DC power into output mechanical energy. In a DC motor, under the drag of the transmission device, the armature winding cuts the magnetic lines of force in the magnetic field, generating an induced current. Under the action of the carbon brush rectifier, the input mechanical energy is converted into output DC power.

  As we all know, the operation of the engine requires strong support from external forces, and the automotive starter plays this role. The automotive starter uses a DC motor to generate driving force, which is transmitted to the ring gear through the starter drive gear, driving the crankshaft and transmission shaft to rotate and start the engine. The armature of the automotive starter is the main component of the automotive starter. The armature plays an important and core role in the process of mutual conversion between mechanical energy and electromagnetic energy in the motor. For a generator set, this is the component that generates the induced electromotive force, such as the motor rotor in a DC motor, the motor stator in a DC motor. For a motor, this is the component that generates the magnetic force, such as the motor rotor in a DC motor. The armature is a component with wires in an electric motor, because the wires generate magnetically induced current in the wires due to the relative motion of the electromagnetic field between the magnetic pole pieces, or because the current passing through the wires generates an induced coil, making it rotate in this magnetic field. The armature is composed of electromagnetic coils wound according to a certain law and interconnected to achieve electromechanical energy conversion.

  In the existing automotive armature assembly process, it is easy to cause poor coaxiality due to the long shaft, resulting in low matching accuracy between the gear and the load turbine, increased electromagnetic noise, shortened armature service life, and reduced motor operation stability. Some armature wire coil noses are small in size, resulting in heat accumulation, high temperature, and easy failure. Armature overheating and expansion can also lead to penetration, which cannot meet the current requirements for this product.


Automotive armature

01-03

2023

What are the structural hotspots of a starter armature?

The starter armature moves the entire armature through the magnetic force of the magnetic poles, causing the drive gear to mesh with the flywheel gear ring. The armature of the starter is offset from the magnetic pole by a certain distance under the action of the reset spring, and the commutator is relatively long. The starter housing is equipped with an electromagnetic switch. Its magnetizing coil is controlled by the starter switch S. The movable contact is the contact bridge. The upper end of the contact bridge is longer and the lower end is shorter, so the starter circuit can be connected in two stages. The starter has three magnetic field windings. Among them, the main magnetic field winding with fewer turns is made of flat copper bars, and the other two fine wire windings are the series auxiliary magnetic field winding and the parallel auxiliary magnetic field winding (also called the holding coil). The starter one-way clutch generally uses a friction plate clutch. The working process of the starter armature is divided into two stages. The series auxiliary excitation winding mainly works in the first stage, and in the second stage it is almost short-circuited due to being in parallel with the main excitation winding; the parallel auxiliary excitation winding works in both stages, which not only increases the magnetic force attracting the armature, but also limits the no-load speed. (1) Engagement When the starter switch S is turned on, the electromagnet generates suction to attract the contact bridge. However, because the pawl rests against the blank, the contact bridge can only close at the upper end, and the series and parallel auxiliary magnetic field winding circuits are turned on. The current circuit is:

12-21

2022

Starter armature: What is an armature?

The starter armature manufacturer states that motors play a key and crucial role in the process of achieving mutual conversion between mechanical energy and electrical energy. For generators, it is the component that generates electromotive force, such as the rotor in a DC generator and the stator in an AC generator; for motors, it is a component that generates electromagnetic force, such as the rotor in a DC motor. The starter armature manufacturer states that the armature is the relative motion of the coil relative to the magnetic field of the coil-carrying component in the motor. In a generator, an induced electromotive force is generated in a forced rotating coil to generate electricity. In a motor, the energized coil is subjected to Ampere force in the magnetic field, causing it to rotate in the magnetic field. In the mid-19th century, the term "armature" was early used for inductors, i.e., holders of magnets. Part of an alternator or related equipment can be represented by any mechanical or electrical aspect. Although these two sets of terms are clearly separated, they are often used interchangeably, or a combination of mechanical and electrical terms is included. This can cause confusion when using composite motors such as brushless alternators, or when talking to people accustomed to using different configurations of motors. The starter armature manufacturer states that in most generators, the field magnet is rotating and is part of the rotor, while the armature is stationary.

12-12

2022

Starter armature: armature knowledge points

The armature manufacturer states that the armature plays a key and crucial role in the process of converting mechanical energy and electrical energy into each other. For generators, it is the component that generates electromotive force, such as the rotor in a DC generator and the stator in an AC generator; for motors, it is a component that generates electromagnetic force, such as the rotor in a DC motor. The armature is the part of a motor that has coils, and the coils move relative to the magnetic field. In a generator, an induced electromotive force is generated in the forced rotating coil to generate electricity. In a motor, the energized coil is subjected to the Ampere force in the magnetic field, causing it to rotate in the magnetic field. The armature manufacturer states that in most generators, the field magnet is rotating and is part of the rotor, while the armature is stationary and is part of the stator. Motors and generators can be composed of a stationary armature and a rotating magnetic field or a rotating armature and a stationary magnetic field. The pole shoes and moving iron parts of permanent magnets or electromagnets and solenoids (especially when the latter are used as switches or relays) can also be called armatures. The armature manufacturer states that armatures are divided into two categories: DC armature windings and AC armature windings. They are used in DC motors and AC motors respectively. Including the armature core and the armature winding, the armature winding is the circuit part of the DC motor,

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