Introduction Motor designers face a fundamental choice when assembling stator cores: welding, interlocking, or bonding. Each method shapes electromagnetic performance, mechanical integrity, and manufacturing requirements.
Introduction Electric motor stators represent the fundamental stationary component that transforms electrical energy into controlled magnetic fields, enabling the precise operation of motors across countless
Electric motor design has reached an inflection point where standard, off-the-shelf components increasingly limit innovation. Engineers developing high-performance drives, specialized actuators, or space-constrained applications find
Introduction Manufacturing electric motor cores requires a fundamental decision that affects cost, timeline, and performance: selecting the optimal fabrication method for your lamination stack. Two
A skewed rotor offsets laminations by a small angle to spatially average slotting harmonics, cutting cogging torque, torque ripple, and NVH with only modest EMF/efficiency trade-offs. Key