Abstract: A wire bonding device of a stator of a motor includes insulating rings, an insulating cover, and conductors. Each insulating ring has first and second fixing structures disposed thereon. The insulating rings are stacked layer by layer with the first fixing structures corresponding to the second fixing structures. The insulating cover covers an uppermost one of the insulating rings. Each conductor includes an embedded segment, two bending segments, two protruding segments, and two wire-bonding segments. The embedded segment is accommodated in a corresponding insulating ring and has a flat strip shape. The bending segments are integrally extended from two ends of the embedded segment respectively and bended relative to the embedded segment. The protruding segments are integrally extended from the bending segments and protrude out of the corresponding insulating ring. The wire-bonding segments are integrally extended from the protruding segments and located outside the insulating ring.

Abstract: An eddy-current magnetic controlled loading device used in a magnetic controlled power generator, including a frame, an eddy-current magnetic controlled loading device, a flywheel, a rotary axle for supporting the flywheel, and a magnetic controlled device. The eddy-current magnetic controlled loading device includes: a rotor coupled to the rotary axle and positioned in the flywheel, the rotor having a rotor core and several pieces of permanent magnets arranged on outer circumference of the rotor core, the rotary axle being rotatable to drive and rotate the flywheel and the rotor; and a stator fixed on the frame and coaxially disposed outside the rotor. The stator has a stator core and multiple radial projections arranged on inner circumference of the stator core. A gap between crown sections of the projections is smaller than a gap between root sections of the projections, whereby a previously wound coil can be fitted onto the projections.