Printed Conductor Windings for Electric Motors and Generators

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Publication: DE202012008804U1
Published: 2014-01-09
Family Size: 1
Granted: Yes (1/1)

Simple SummaryContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.

The patent describes an electric winding for use in electrical machines or energy converters, which consists of multiple conductor tracks printed onto a substrate material and covered with an insulating layer. This technology leverages electromagnetic effects to enable efficient electrical operation.

Use CasesContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.

  • Electric motors for industrial and domestic use
  • Generators for renewable energy systems, such as wind or hydro power
  • Transformers for efficient power transmission
  • Electric actuators in automation systems
  • Electric propulsion systems in vehicles

BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.

  • Allows for compact and space-saving designs due to printed conductors
  • Improves heat dissipation through integrated substrate materials
  • Facilitates high automation and scalability in manufacturing
  • Enhances electrical insulation and reliability with the insulating layer
  • Potentially reduces material costs and overall weight of electrical machines

Technical Classifications (CPCs)

Main Classifications

Electrical & Electronic Tech

Sub Classifications

Electric Power Generation & Distribution

CPC Codes

H02K3/26H02K3/50

Inventors & Applicants

Inventors

N/A

Applicants

Tech Universität Chemnitz

Patent Abstract

Electrical winding for electrical machines or energy converters based on electromagnetic force effect, characterized by a plurality of electrical conductor tracks (2), printed onto a carrier material (3) in connection with an insulating material layer (1) covering the conductor tracks (2).

Key Information

Publication No.

DE202012008804U1

Family ID

50556177

Publication Date

2014-01-09

Application No.

DE202012008804U

Application Date

2012-09-13

Priority Date

2012-09-13

Granted

Yes (1/1)

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