Patents by Inventor Simon-Frederik KOCH

Simon-Frederik KOCH has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Rotor for an electric motor, associated motor shaft, and method for producing said motor shaft and rotor
    Patent number: 10811915
    Abstract: A rotor (10) for an electric motor has a force-transmission region (11) which is operatively connected to a motor shaft (12). A torque-transmission region (13) which is composed of fibre composite materials is adjacent to the force-transmission region (11). A magnetic connection region (14) and a region (15) for magnetic field guidance with magnets (16) are arranged on that side of the torque-transmission region (13) which is situated opposite the force-transmission region (11). The motor shaft can also be formed from fibre composite materials. Since the magnetic connection region (14) has a plastic which is provided with a magnetic or magnetizable filler, a rotor for an electric motor and also a motor shaft which interacts with said rotor which are of lightweight construction are provided, said rotor and motor shaft meeting the required performance criteria.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 4, 2016
    Date of Patent: October 20, 2020
    Assignee: ARBURG GMBH & CO KG
    Inventors: Werner Faulhaber, Eberhard Dufner, Jan-Peter Jastrzembski, Simon-Frederik Koch, Timo Müller, Marina Mrkonjic, Manuel Peter
  • ROTOR FOR AN ELECTRIC MOTOR, ASSOCIATED MOTOR SHAFT, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING SAID MOTOR SHAFT AND ROTOR
    Publication number: 20190036384
    Abstract: A rotor (10) for an electric motor has a force-transmission region (11) which is operatively connected to a motor shaft (12). A torque-transmission region (13) which is composed of fibre composite materials is adjacent to the force-transmission region (11). A magnetic connection region (14) and a region (15) for magnetic field guidance with magnets (16) are arranged on that side of the torque-transmission region (13) which is situated opposite the force-transmission region (11). The motor shaft can also be formed from fibre composite materials. Since the magnetic connection region (14) has a plastic which is provided with a magnetic or magnetizable filler, a rotor for an electric motor and also a motor shaft which interacts with said rotor which are of lightweight construction are provided, said rotor and motor shaft meeting the required performance criteria.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 4, 2016
    Publication date: January 31, 2019
    Inventors: Werner FAULHABER, Eberhard DUFNER, Jan-Peter JASTRZEMBSKI, Simon-Frederik KOCH, Timo MÜLLER, Marina MRKONJIC, Manuel PETER