Abstract: An armature of a rotating electric machine has a plurality of first magnetic teeth arranged side by side along a circumferential direction of the rotating electric machine and a plurality of second magnetic teeth joined to the first magnetic teeth. A pair of joint portions is formed at both end surfaces of a yoke portion of each first magnetic tooth, the joint portions formed at the facing end surfaces of the yoke portions of each successive pair of adjacent first magnetic teeth together forming a connecting part, whereas a mating part is formed at an outer end surface of each second magnetic tooth. Each second magnetic tooth is inserted between the adjacent first magnetic teeth along an axial direction of the rotating electric machine with the mating part fitted on the connecting part to interconnect the adjacent first magnetic teeth.

Abstract: An armature of a rotating electric machine has a plurality of first magnetic teeth arranged side by side along a circumferential direction of the rotating electric machine and a plurality of second magnetic teeth joined to the first magnetic teeth. A pair of joint portions is formed at both end surfaces of a yoke portion of each first magnetic tooth, the joint portions formed at the facing end surfaces of the yoke portions of each successive pair of adjacent first magnetic teeth together forming a connecting part, whereas a mating part is formed at an outer end surface of each second magnetic tooth. Each second magnetic tooth is inserted between the adjacent first magnetic teeth along an axial direction of the rotating electric machine with the mating part fitted on the connecting part to interconnect the adjacent first magnetic teeth.

Abstract: A rotary machine having a stator assembly constructed by joining brackets to a stator core by all-round laser welding without entailing the thermal deformation of those components. The omission of through-bolts for fastening together the stator core and the brackets and the resultant omission of through holes in the stator core for receiving the through-bolts reduces the outside dimensions of the laminations of the stator core. Superfluous spaces in the stator assembly are filled with a resin to prevent the condensation of moisture attributable to temperature variation within the rotating machine, to provide the rotating machine with a high rigidity, to suppress vibrations and to enhance heat transfer from the stator coils to the brackets.