Abstract: A rotor (30) for a rotary electric machine, comprising a rotor mass (33) comprising laminations stacked one on top of the other, the rotor mass (33) comprising a plurality of housings (10), at least some of the housings, or even all of the housings, receiving one or more permanent magnets (1) defining poles of the rotor, the housings of a pole being arranged in at least a first row (11) and a second row (12) of housings which are not parallel to one another, the first row (11) of housings comprising at least three housings arranged in a U shape, with at least one central housing and two lateral housings, the central housing of the first row being able to do without a permanent magnet, the second row (12) of housings comprising housings arranged in a V shape, in particular two housings arranged in a V shape.

Abstract: A stator for a rotary electric machine, having a stator mass that has slots in which electrical conductors introduced axially into the slots are housed, each of the slots having a continuously closed contour.

Abstract: The invention relates to a coil intended to be inserted in into a first and a second slot of a stator, the coil being wound in a plurality of successive turns, each turn comprising:—a first half-turn comprising a first slot portion configured to be inserted in into the first slot of the stator,—a second half-turn comprising a second slot portion configured to be inserted in into the second slot of the stator, the second half-turns each being connected to the first half-turn of the same turn and to the first half-turn of the next turn by junction portions on each side of the first and second slot portions, the junction portions of the coil stacking along at least two juxtaposed heads extending in mutually parallel junction planes.

Abstract: A stator (2) for a rotary electric machine (1), comprising:—a radially interior ring (25) comprising teeth (23) and slots (21) opening radially towards the outside and extending between the teeth, bridges of material (27) connecting two adjacent teeth to their base and defining the bottoms of the slots between these teeth,—coils (22) arranged in the slots, having electrical conductors arranged in an ordered fashion in the slots (21), and—a radially outer yoke (29) attached in contact with the ring, the yoke being formed of assembled sectors (30).

Abstract: A stator for a rotating electrical machine comprises a stator mass comprising teeth and notches between the teeth, each of the notches being, on the air gap side, completely closed, electrical conductors being housed in the notches, the electrical conductors forming a fractional winding, for which the ratio q defined by q=Ne/(2 pm) is written as an irreducible fraction z/n, z and n being two non-zero integers, n being different from 1, wherein Ne is the number of stator notches, m the number of winding phases and p the number of pairs of stator poles.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a wound rotor or stator having more than four poles, preferably a rotor, the rotor or stator having teeth provided with pole shoes. The method includes the following steps, for each pole: (a) producing a partial winding by winding at least one conductor over the portion of the tooth of this pole extending axially along this pole between the pole shoes of this pole and a plane (Pmin) at right angles to the axis of the pole and tangential to a pole shoe of an adjacent pole, (b) pushing back the duly produced partial winding towards the base of the tooth, and freeing said portion of the tooth having been used for the winding, and (c) repeating step (a) to produce another partial winding on the duly released portion of tooth.

Abstract: A rotor for an electrical machine, rotating about an axis of rotation, the rotor including: salient poles forming slots between them, the salient poles each being of an overall shape that is asymmetrical with respect to a radial midplane containing the axis of rotation of the machine, coils, each coil being placed on a corresponding salient pole, in the slots adjacent to this salient pole.

Abstract: A stator including a ring having teeth with slots there between, and bridges of material each connecting two adjacent teeth at their base on the side of the air gap and defining the bottom of the slot between these teeth. The bridges of material each having at least one region of reduced magnetic permeability that is in the form of at least one localized narrowing formed by a groove or a localized crushing of the material, and/or at least one opening with the width l of the bridge of material, and/or at least one localized treatment in the with l of the bridge of material, which locally reduces the magnetic permeability of the bridge of material, and windings placed in the slots of the ring.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a stator of an electrical machine. The method including: a toothed ring having teeth joined together by bridges of material and defining between them slots open radially toward the outside, windings produced outside of the slots, and a yoke configured to be attached to the toothed ring. The method also including attaching at least one piece of sheet-form insulation to at least a portion of each of the windings, inserting said winding portions with the insulation into the slots via a radial movement directed toward the inside of the slots, and assembling the yoke onto the radially exterior surface of the ring to close the slots radially.

Abstract: A stator for a rotary electrical machine including a radially interior ring having teeth and slots which are open radially toward the outside, extending between the teeth, bridges of material connecting two adjacent teeth at their base, and defining the bottom of the slot between these teeth, and a radially exterior yoke, attached in contact with the ring, the ring and the yoke respectively exhibiting first and second reliefs collaborating with one another and/or with one or more inserts, and windings placed in a distributed fashion in the slots.

Abstract: A stator for a rotary electric machine, having a stator mass that has slots in which electrical conductors introduced axially into the slots are housed, each of the slots having a continuously closed contour.

Abstract: A rotor for a rotary electric machine includes a magnetic rotor body and at least two permanent magnets defining a pole of the rotor, the two permanent magnets being arranged on either side of a radial axis of the pole in a common recess which is provided in the magnetic rotor body and through which the radial axis of the pole passes.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a wound rotor or stator having more than four poles, preferably a rotor, the rotor or stator having teeth provided with pole shoes. The method includes the following steps, for each pole: (a) producing a partial winding by winding at least one conductor over the portion of the tooth of this pole extending axially along this pole between the pole shoes of this pole and a plane (Pmin) at right angles to the axis of the pole and tangential to a pole shoe of an adjacent pole, (b) pushing back the duly produced partial winding towards the base of the tooth, and freeing said portion of the tooth having been used for the winding, and (c) repeating step (a) to produce another partial winding on the duly released portion of tooth.

Abstract: The invention relates to a rotary electrical machine (I) comprising a stator, said stator comprising a bundle (10) of magnetic sheets (20) made up of at least one first sub-bundle (50) and at least one second sub-bundle (60) adjacent to the first, the sheets of the first and second sub-bundles each comprising at least one fin (100) formed at the periphery of the corresponding sheet, the fins (100) of two consecutive sub-bundles being angularly offset relative to one another, in such a way as to create a disruption of the flow of a cooling fluid between the fins at the transition between the first and second sub-bundles, the machine also comprising a housing (5) at least partially covering the bundle of sheets (10), in particular a sheet-metal housing, the housing including a metal sheet wound around the bundle (10) of magnetic sheets of the stator.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a rotating electrical machine including at least one stator and at least two rotors, which are arranged on either side of the stator along an axis of rotation of the machine, said at least one stator including teeth and windings arranged on the teeth, and each of said at least two rotors including two mutually coaxial rotor armatures, each bearing claw-poles arranged to interact magnetically with the teeth of the stator, the claw-poles of an armature being arranged circumferentially in alternation with the claw-poles of the other armature.

Abstract: A rotor for a rotary electric machine has permanent magnets defining magnetic poles of the rotor, i.e. a first pole and a second pole adjacent to the first pole, the first and second poles having different polarities; permanent magnets assigned to the first pole contribute only to the polarity of the first pole, and at least one shared permanent magnet contributes in part to the polarity of the first pole and in part to the polarity of the second pole.

Abstract: A rotor for a rotary electric machine includes a magnetic rotor body and at least two permanent magnets defining a pole of the rotor, the two permanent magnets being arranged on either side of a radial axis of the pole in a common recess which is provided in the magnetic rotor body and through which the radial axis of the pole passes.

Abstract: A stator for a rotary electric machine has: a toothed ring with teeth defining notches therebetween, the notches being open radially toward the outside, windings, which are arranged in a distributed manner in the notches, electrical conductors being arranged in an aligned manner in the notches, and a yoke mounted onto the toothed ring.

Abstract: A method for determining the polarity of a pole of a rotor of an electrical rotating machine, having an estimated position in relation to a stator, said method including the following steps: a) applying an excitation voltage to the stator such as to generate two different magnetic fluxes successively inside a saturable magnetic zone of the pole, one flux in conjunction with and the other in opposition to the magnetic flux of the magnets, such as to saturate the saturable magnetic zone for at least one of the magnetic fluxes; and b) determining the polarity of the pole according to the differences in the temporal evolution of the current generated in the stator by the two fluxes.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a rotating electrical machine including at least one stator and at least two rotors, which are arranged on either side of the stator along an axis of rotation of the machine, said at least one stator including teeth and windings arranged on the teeth, and each of said at least two rotors including two mutually coaxial rotor armatures, each bearing claw-poles arranged to interact magnetically with the teeth of the stator, the claw-poles of an armature being arranged circumferentially in alternation with the claw-poles of the other armature.