Abstract: A winding for a linear motor, which winding has three electrical cables arranged in grooves of an elongated inductor. The three electrical cables have an electrically conductive sheath and an electrically conductive intermediate layer arranged between the sheath and an outer conductive layer. At least one metal strand of an electrically highly conductive material that has electrically highly conductive contact with the conductive sheath of the cables and serves as a grounding conductor is present over the whole length of a stator. The stator includes the inductor and the three cables, which are connected to form a three-phase winding. The intermediate layer is formed from nonwoven material that has a thickness of about 300 ?m-600 ?m and an electrical resistance of about 150 ?/m-500 ?/m. The value of the electrical resistance of the intermediate layer is greater than the corresponding resistance value of the strand used as the grounding conductor.

Abstract: A winding for a linear motor, which winding has three electrical cables arranged in grooves of an elongated inductor. The three electrical cables have an electrically conductive sheath and an electrically conductive intermediate layer arranged between the sheath and an outer conductive layer. At least one metal strand of an electrically highly conductive material that has electrically highly conductive contact with the conductive sheath of the cables and serves as a grounding conductor is present over the whole length of a stator. The stator includes the inductor and the three cables, which are connected to form a three-phase winding. The intermediate layer is formed from nonwoven material that has a thickness of about 300 ?m-600 ?m and an electrical resistance of about 150 ?/m-500 ?/m. The value of the electrical resistance of the intermediate layer is greater than the corresponding resistance value of the strand used as the grounding conductor.

Abstract: An electrical cable (3) for a linear motor has an electrically highly conductive metallic conductor (6), an inner conductive layer (7) that surrounds the metallic conductor, an insulating layer (8) arranged above the inner conductive layer, an outer conductive layer (9) that surrounds the insulation, a sheath (10) made of insulating material, which has been rendered electrically conductive, arranged above the outer conductive layer, and an electrically conductive intermediate layer arranged between the outer conductive layer and the sheath. To allow simple adaptation to different operating voltages, the intermediate layer (11) includes of a nonwoven material that has a thickness of about 300-600 ?m and an electrical resistance of about 150-500 ?/m.

Abstract: In a method for producing a three-phase alternating current winding for a linear motor, which has a rotor part (7) and an elongated stator (4), which consists of an inductor provided with grooves (5) and three phase windings (1), which lie in the grooves (5), which are provided with recesses for closure devices, and in which the phase windings (1) consist of electric cables that can be connected with one another to form a cohesive winding, each of the three phase windings (1) is first shaped as a meander, the meander windings are fixed in place by at least one band-shaped element (2, 3), and the phase windings (1) are pressed into the grooves (5) of the stator (4) either individually in succession or together.