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Jamie Morken
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
Here is a stator design I made for an axial flux ironless motor:
http://rocketresearch.nekrom.com/new/planar stator/stator.jpg
There is one layer per phase (3phases) and the stator would be
compressed to maximize copper density in the active areas between
the magnets (magnets go above and below the stator)
The other way to make them is to wind a lot of wire and then
encase the stator in epoxy. I think the best way to make this
is to have it etched off copper foil backed with plastic,
polyimide/kapton thin sheet to hold the spaghetti wires in place.
I was thinking it could be waterjet cut or laser cut, but then
the wires would have no support unless/until plastic was reglued
to them.
Any comments/ideas?
cheers,
Jamie
Here is a stator design I made for an axial flux ironless motor:
http://rocketresearch.nekrom.com/new/planar stator/stator.jpg
There is one layer per phase (3phases) and the stator would be
compressed to maximize copper density in the active areas between
the magnets (magnets go above and below the stator)
The other way to make them is to wind a lot of wire and then
encase the stator in epoxy. I think the best way to make this
is to have it etched off copper foil backed with plastic,
polyimide/kapton thin sheet to hold the spaghetti wires in place.
I was thinking it could be waterjet cut or laser cut, but then
the wires would have no support unless/until plastic was reglued
to them.
Any comments/ideas?
cheers,
Jamie