Magnetic Motors Patents (Class 310/46)
- Having a coil axially concentric to rotor axis (e.g., toroid coil) (Class 310/49.02)
- With bias magnet to position rotor (e.g., parking magnet, auxiliary flux) (Class 310/49.03)
- Axially adjacent to rotor end (Class 310/49.05)
- Having poles extending to opposite radial sides of rotor (Class 310/49.08)
- Having poles extending to opposite axial ends of rotor (Class 310/49.09)
- Having particular flux plate or yoke (Class 310/49.11)
- Having coil bobbin (Class 310/49.13)
- Having interfitting poles (Class 310/49.15)
- With rotary to linear conversion (Class 310/49.18)
- Having plural axially concentric coils (Class 310/49.19)
- Having a single axially concentric coil (Class 310/49.21)
- Axially thin type (e.g., disk-shaped motor, planer) (Class 310/49.22)
- Permanent magnet rotor with axially directed flux path (Class 310/49.32)
- Having stepping function related to a particular stator winding arrangement (Class 310/49.33)
- Having particular stator pole feature (Class 310/49.34)
- Having particular stator-pole to rotor-pole relationship (Class 310/49.37)
- Having plural rotor cores of different lengths (Class 310/49.38)
- Plural rotor sections (e.g., segmented rotor) (Class 310/49.39)
- Having dual axial air gaps (Class 310/49.42)
- Reluctance type (Class 310/49.43)
- Gearing defines stepping effect (Class 310/49.47)
- Plural stators define stepping effect (Class 310/49.51)
- Commutator defines stepping effect (Class 310/49.52)
- Permanent magnet defines stepping effect (Class 310/49.53)
- Windings define stepping effect (Class 310/49.54)
- Start or stop locating feature (e.g., parking magnet, detent) (Class 310/49.55)