Abstract: The invention relates to a method for installing coil groups in an electric machine (100), each coil group (104, 204) comprising at least one coil, each coil being composed of a plurality of turns of conductors, characterized in that it comprises, for each coil group (104, 204), the following installation steps applied to each coil group before being applied to the following coil group: a step of inserting a first coil group into at least two free or partially occupied slots (106) of the electric machine (100), the coil portions arranged outside the slots forming the coil heads, a definitive shaping step by compacting the heads of the coils of said coil group into a predetermined shape, by a preconfigured apparatus.

Abstract: The invention relates to a torque motor comprising a stator and a rotor that extend along a common central axis. The stator includes an integral magnetic body and at least one pair of radial teeth that extend along the central axis and define slots for receiving stator windings, and at least one permanent magnet supported by the integral magnetic body. The torque motor also includes a winding support for the stator windings that has a hollow body that extends along the central axis and that delimits a chamber for receiving the rotor, and cavities for receiving the stator windings. In this way, the stator windings are integrated in the stator by the winding support, fitted with the stator windings, being axially inserted into the integral magnetic body.

Abstract: The invention relates to a torque motor comprising a stator and a rotor that extend along a common central axis. The stator includes an integral magnetic body and at least one pair of radial teeth that extend along the central axis and define slots for receiving stator windings, and at least one permanent magnet supported by the integral magnetic body. The torque motor also includes a winding support for the stator windings that has a hollow body that extends along the central axis and that delimits a chamber for receiving the rotor, and cavities for receiving the stator windings. In this way, the stator windings are integrated in the stator by the winding support, fitted with the stator windings, being axially inserted into the integral magnetic body.