Abstract: An electric motor has a switching unit with a number of contact wires and an annular frame part. The contact wires are arranged to form an interconnect ring for the coil ends of a stator winding and the ends of the wires being connected by insulation displacement contacts. Each of the contacts have two insulation displacement limbs for connecting at least two of the wire ends, the limbs being spaced apart, thus forming an insulation displacement slot therebetween. The frame part of the switching unit has a number of plug-in pockets for receiving the insulation displacement contacts, the number corresponding to the number of insulation displacement contacts.

Abstract: An electric motor has a switching unit with a number of contact wires and an annular frame part. The contact wires are arranged to form an interconnect ring for the coil ends of a stator winding and the ends of the wires being connected by insulation displacement contacts. Each of the contacts have two insulation displacement limbs for connecting at least two of the wire ends, the limbs being spaced apart, thus forming an insulation displacement slot therebetween. The frame part of the switching unit has a number of plug-in pockets for receiving the insulation displacement contacts, the number corresponding to the number of insulation displacement contacts.

Abstract: An electric motor has a switching unit with a number of contact wires and an annular frame part. The contact wires are arranged to form an interconnect ring for the coil ends of a stator winding and the ends of the wires being connected by insulation displacement contacts. Each of the contacts have two insulation displacement limbs for connecting at least two of the wire ends, the limbs being spaced apart, thus forming an insulation displacement slot therebetween. The frame part of the switching unit has a number of plug-in pockets for receiving the insulation displacement contacts, the number corresponding to the number of insulation displacement contacts.

Abstract: An electric motor has a switching unit with a number of contact wires and an annular frame part. The contact wires are arranged to form an interconnect ring for the coil ends of a stator winding and the ends of the wires being connected by insulation displacement contacts. Each of the contacts have two insulation displacement limbs for connecting at least two of the wire ends, the limbs being spaced apart, thus forming an insulation displacement slot therebetween. The frame part of the switching unit has a number of plug-in pockets for receiving the insulation displacement contacts, the number corresponding to the number of insulation displacement contacts.

Abstract: A rotor blade set for an electric motor, having a plurality of axially assembled multi-part and/or single-part blades having circle segment shaped blade sections, between which radial and circumferentially open recesses are formed for receiving a respective magnet, wherein a predeterminable number of blade sections of the single-part or multi-part blades have at least one azimuthal clip on the circle radius, which clip bends axially during the insertion of the corresponding magnet into the respective recess, and wherein the circle segment-shaped blade sections of the single-part or multipart blades have at least one notch on the circle radius, in which notch a corresponding clip of a blade section of an axially spaced blade engages following the axial bending.

Abstract: A rotor blade set for an electric motor, having a plurality of axially assembled multi-part and/or single-part blades having circle segment shaped blade sections, between which radial and circumferentially open recesses are formed for receiving a respective magnet, wherein a predeterminable number of blade sections of the single-part or multi-part blades have at least one azimuthal clip on the circle radius, which clip bends axially during the insertion of the corresponding magnet into the respective recess, and wherein the circle segment-shaped blade sections of the single-part or multipart blades have at least one notch on the circle radius, in which notch a corresponding clip of a blade section of an axially spaced blade engages following the axial bending.