JP4682987B2 - Stator mold forming method and stator structure - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a stator structure used in a motor, and a stator molding method.

Conventionally, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique in which a stator coil having a connector in which a conductor coil is incorporated in a stator core and having a connector for electrically connecting the conductor coil to the outside is mounted on a mold and molded as a whole. ing.
On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 12, the third mold jig 103 is fitted and brought into contact with the hollow portion of the stator core 104, and the upper surface and the lower surface on the outer peripheral side of the conductor coil 105 of the stator core 104 are An opening that is held between the mold jig 101 and the second mold jig 102, forms a space with the first mold jig 101, the second mold jig 102, and the stator core 104, and is opened on the upper surface. Patent Document 2 describes that a molding material is poured from the portion 107.

JP 2005-168224 A JP 2004-048957 A

However, the conventional stator mold forming method has the following problems.
(1) In the technique described in Patent Document 1, since the entire stator core is mounted on a mold and molded, the molding material covers the outer periphery of the stator core, so that the stator becomes large and heavy. There was an increasing problem. If the stator becomes larger and the weight increases, the motor naturally becomes larger and the weight increases.

(2) According to the technique described in Patent Document 2, the upper surface and the lower surface on the outer peripheral side of the conductor coil 105 of the stator core 104 are sandwiched between the first mold jig 101 and the second mold jig 102. Since the first mold jig 101, the second mold jig 102, and the stator core 104 form a space, the outer periphery of the stator core 104 is not covered with the molding material. Can be miniaturized.
However, this technique is not a mold forming method automated using a mold and an injection molding machine, and the stator cannot be mass-produced.
That is, since the first mold jig 101 and the second mold jig 102 must be fastened by the bolt 106, the force with which the first mold jig 101 and the second mold jig 102 sandwich the stator core 104 is applied. Can not be as strong as in the case of injection molding machines. However, as described in paragraph (0013), since the molding material is poured from the opening 107 opened on the entire upper surface, it is not necessary to press the mold with a strong force unlike an injection molding machine.
Thus, it has been difficult to apply the technique of Patent Document 2 to the technique of an automated injection molding machine.
Furthermore, the main role of the molding material is to dissipate heat generated in the conductor coil. However, in the technique of Patent Document 2, since the molding material is not injected at a high pressure, air is easily mixed, and air is contained inside. There is a problem that the heat transferability is remarkably lowered.

(3) In the structure of Patent Document 2, the connector cannot be attached to the side surface of the stator, that is, the side surface of the motor. Although Patent Document 2 does not describe a connector, it is considered that the connector is attached to a space opened upward from the structure of the mold.
In addition, when a connector is provided on the side surface of the stator, it is conceivable to use a slide die. However, as shown in FIG. 11, a part of the metal steel plate 111 laminated by an injection molding machine is sandwiched between the movable die 110 and pressed. Then, the free metal steel plate 111 immediately adjacent to the sandwiched portion warps and deforms in the opposite direction to the force sandwiched. There is a risk of collision when the slide mold 112 slides on the warped and deformed portion.
On the other hand, a motor mounted on a hybrid vehicle is desired to have a structure in which a connector of a motor is attached to a side surface and a connector terminal protrudes outward from the side surface due to space limitations.

  This invention solves the said subject, and it aims at providing the stator structure for manufacturing the stator which the connector was formed in the side surface, and was reduced in size, and a stator molding method.

In order to achieve the above object, the stator molding method and the stator structure of the present invention have the following configurations.
(1) A stator mold forming method for manufacturing a stator by molding a stator assembly in which a conductor coil is incorporated in a stator core using a mold having a fixed mold and a movable mold, The fixed mold includes a fixed mold center column, and the fixed mold center column is fitted and brought into contact with the inner circumferential surface of the teeth of the stator core. By holding between the movable mold and forming a cavity with the fixed mold, the movable mold and the stator core , the fixed mold central pillar is fitted and abutted on the teeth inner peripheral surface of the stator core, When molding into the cavity, the molding material does not enter the gap between the fixed center column and the inner peripheral surface of the teeth.
(2) In the stator mold forming method described in (1), an introduction path for introducing the mold from the mold injection port to the cavity is formed over the entire circumference by the end face of the fixed mold center column and the movable mold. It is characterized by.

(3) In the stator molding method described in (1) or (2), the stator core is formed of a steel plate laminated in an axial direction, and the stator assembly is used for external electrical connection. A connector is provided on the side, and the mold has a slide mold that slides toward the stator core at a position facing the connector, and the slide mold is slid with the movable mold temporarily tightened against the fixed mold. It is made to contact with a connector, Then, a movable mold | type is finally clamped with respect to a fixed mold | type, It molds.
(4) In the stator mold forming method described in (3), the temporary fastening state is determined by detecting that the movable mold is in contact with an end face of the stator core.

(5) A stator structure of a stator manufactured by the stator molding method described in (3) or (4), wherein a terminal surface from which a terminal of a connector plate constituting the connector protrudes is a slide mold. characterized in that it comprises a seal portion for contact with the seal.
(6) In the stator structure described in (5), a backup recess in which a backup member for backing up the connector plate is inserted is formed on the surface of the connector plate opposite to the terminal surface. It is characterized by being.

The operation and effect of the stator structure having the above configuration and the stator mold forming method will be described.
In a state where the stator assembly is mounted on the fixed mold, the inner peripheral surface of the hollow portion of the stator core is fitted and abutted on the center column of the fixed mold, and the fixed mold and the movable mold are separated from the conductor coil of the stator core. Since the cavity, which is the space into which the mold is injected in the injection molding, is formed by the fixed mold including the central column and the movable mold, so that the mold is injected at a high pressure by injection molding. However, the mold does not leak because the movable mold presses the fixed mold with a strong force of several tens of tons. Further, at the time of molding, the molding material does not enter the gap between the inner peripheral surface of the hollow portion of the stator core and the central column of the fixed mold. Since the molding material can be injected at a high pressure, air bubbles are not formed in the mold. In particular, since air in the cavity is evacuated when the molding material is injected, bubbles of residual air are not formed in the mold.

  In addition, the upper end surface of the fixed central column and the lower surface of the movable mold form an introduction path for introducing the mold from the mold injection port to the cavity, so that the plurality of conductor coils are arranged. Since the mold can be injected evenly, the mold can be injected to every corner of the conductor coil, and bubbles of residual air can be removed.

With the stator assembly mounted on the fixed mold, the movable mold moves and contacts the fixed mold. When the contact is detected, the movable mold is stopped. Then, the slide mold is slid with respect to the stator assembly.
A connector for electrically connecting the conductor coil to the outside is formed on the side surface of the stator. Here, since the surface from which the terminal of the connector protrudes has a seal portion on the surface that contacts the slide mold, the slide mold and the seal portion of the connector abut when the slide mold abuts the connector. So that the cavity can be formed.

The stator core is configured by laminating metal steel plates that are thin plates. When the upper and lower surfaces of the laminated metal steel plates are held between the fixed mold and the movable mold, the movable mold is stopped when the movable mold contacts the stator core. Therefore, since the force with which the movable mold presses the stator core is in a temporarily tightened state of 1 ton or less, the pressing force is weak even if it is pressed across a part of the laminated metal steel plates. It does not warp and deform in the opposite direction to the force sandwiched between them, and does not collide with the laminated steel sheet even if the slide mold is slid.
After the slide mold is slid, the movable mold is further moved to sandwich the stator core with a fixed mold and a force of several tens of tons to achieve a final tightening state. In the final tightening state, the mold material is injected into the cavity.

A stator structure in which a conductor coil is incorporated in a stator core, has a connector for electrically connecting the conductor coil to the outside, and is molded entirely by a mold having a fixed mold, a movable mold, and a slide mold. Since the terminal surface from which the terminal of the connector protrudes has a seal portion that contacts and seals with the slide mold, the slide mold abuts on the seal portion and forms a part of the cavity. Even if injected, the mold material does not leak from the seal portion. In particular, if the seal portion is formed in a stepped shape and a slide mold is brought into contact with the stepped portion, the seal portion is formed with a surface, so that leakage of the molding material can be eliminated.
In addition, since a back-up recess into which the movable backup member is inserted is formed on the opposite side of the connector from the terminal surface from which the terminal projects, the terminal surface from which the slide mold projects the connector terminal Since the movable backup member supports the connector when it comes into contact, the slide mold and the sealing surface of the connector are firmly pressed. Thereby, even if an internal pressure becomes high at the time of molding, a molding material does not leak from a seal part.

A stator mold forming method and a stator structure according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
First, the stator assembly 10 will be described. FIG. 6 shows a plan view of the stator assembly 10, and FIG. 7 shows a cross-sectional view of the stator assembly 10 at ABC. Moreover, FIG. 8 shows an E enlarged arrow view when the connector is viewed from the outside, and FIG. 9 shows an FF cross-sectional view when the connector is viewed from the back surface.
As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, each of the teeth 13 </ b> A of the stator core 13 made of a laminated steel plate having twelve teeth 13 </ b> A on the inner periphery has a conductor coil 14 wound around an insulator 15. The parallel winding coils 11 are parallel to each other, and the inclined winding coils 12 whose conductor coil outside forms an inclined surface are alternately arranged. This increases the space factor of the conductor coil 14 in the slot. The inner peripheral surface of the tooth 13A is processed with high accuracy, and forms a highly accurate cylindrical space. Three positioning holes 19 are formed in the stator core 13.

The parallel winding coil 11 and the gradient winding coil 12 are connected by a bus bar 16 so as to form a three-phase coil of U, V, and W. Each end of the U, V, and W phases of the bus bar 16 is connected to three terminals 18 provided on the connector plate 17. The connector plate 17 is attached to the bus bar 16 so as to be positioned such as height and angle.
As shown in FIG. 8, in the state of the stator assembly 10, three terminals are fixed to the connector plate 17, and the outer periphery of the end surface from which the terminal 18 of the connector plate 17 protrudes is fixed. A seal portion 17B having a width step shape is formed. Further, two positioning holes 17A are formed on the end surface of the connector plate 17 from which the terminals 18 protrude.
As shown in FIG. 9, the terminals 18 are arranged in a staggered manner, and the central terminal is at a low position. A terminal support portion 17C for supporting the terminal 18 is formed as shown in FIG. What is indicated by a two-dot chain line in the figure is two backup pins 35 provided in a movable type. Detailed description will be given later.
The connector 17 is arranged so as to be offset from the center line of the stator assembly 10. The reason for shifting is to reduce the amount of the connector 17 protruding outward by shifting. The terminals 18 of the connector 17 are in a state of protruding outward from the side surface of the stator assembly 10 and are arranged in the direction desired in the hybrid vehicle.

Next, a mold for molding will be described with reference to FIGS . FIG. 1 shows a cross-sectional view in a state in which the movable mold 22 is closed with respect to the fixed mold 21. The stator assembly 10 mounted in the cavity 26 is shown in the same cross section as FIG. FIG. 2 is a view showing the relationship between the stator assembly 10 attached to the lower die 21 and the slide die attached to the movable die 22. Therefore, the slide type is represented by a two-dot chain line.
The lower mold is a fixed mold 21, and the fixed mold 21 is provided with a central column 23. Stele 23, the outer peripheral surface of the are teeth 13A in the circumferential surface and the mating contact of the stator core 13 of the stator assembly 10.
The upper mold is the movable mold 22 and moves up and down with respect to the fixed mold 21. The slide mold is attached to the movable mold 22 and moves up and down together with the movable mold 22.
The fixed mold 21 is formed with a stator core support portion 21 </ b> A that supports the lower surface on the outer peripheral side of the conductor coil 14 and the insulator 15 of the stator core 13. The stator core support portion 21A is formed over the entire circumference, and is in contact with the outer peripheral lower surface of the stator core 13 over the entire circumference.

The movable mold 22 is formed with a stator core holding portion 22 </ b> A that holds the conductor coil 14 of the stator core, the insulator 15, and the upper surface on the outer peripheral side of the bus bar 16. The stator core holding portion 22A is formed over the entire circumference except for the slide-type portion installed facing the connector plate 17 shown in FIG. 1, and the entire circumference except for the slide-type portion. Is in contact with the outer peripheral upper surface of the stator core 13.
A cavity 26 is formed by the fixed die 21, the movable die 22, and the stator core 13. The movable mold 22 is formed with an injection port 29 through which a mold material is injected and a conical channel 28 for flowing the injected mold material in the circumferential direction. The fixed mold 21 and the movable mold 22 form an introduction path 27 for introducing the molding material from the conical channel 28 into the cavity. At the center of the conical channel 28, there is provided a pin 24 fixed to the fixed mold 21 and having a plurality of convex rings 24A formed on the outer periphery. A pipe 25 slidable up and down is held on the outer periphery of the pin 24 of the fixed mold 21.
The fixed mold 21 is provided with three positioning pins 37 for positioning the positioning holes 19 of the stator core 13.

Next, the slide type will be described. The slide type is necessary for projecting the terminal 18 of the connector in a direction perpendicular to the center line of the stator. This is because without the slide mold, the movable mold 22 cannot move after molding.
A slide mold is attached to a position facing a part of the movable mold 22, the connector plate 17, and the terminal 18. A rectangular guide hole 38 similar to the connector plate 17 is formed in the movable die 22. The slide type member 31 is held so as to be slidable by being fitted into the guide hole 38. The slide type member 31 is attached to the slide base 32. The slide base 32 is connected to a rod of a hydraulic cylinder 34 fixed to the movable die 22. Two positioning pins 33 are attached to the slide base 32. The positioning pin faces a positioning hole 17A formed in the connector plate 17.
The slide-type member 31 has a hollow hole 31A having the same shape as the end surface of the connector plate 17 excluding the seal portion 17B. The periphery of the hollow hole 31 </ b> A on the right end surface of the slide-type member 31 is in contact with the seal portion 17 </ b> B of the connector plate 17 to perform a sealing function. A stator core pressing portion 31 </ b> B is formed on the lower surface of the slide mold member 31.

  FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state where the slide mold is in contact with the connector plate 17. The connector plate 17 is backed up by two backup pins 35 fixed to the movable mold 22 from the inside. The positioning holes 17A of the connector plate 17 and the slide type positioning pins 33 are fitted to position the connector plate 17. The seal portion 17 </ b> B of the connector plate 17 is in contact with the peripheral portion of the hollow hole 31 </ b> A on the end surface of the slide type member 31. The hydraulic cylinder 34 is pressed with a strong force. Since it is sandwiched between the backup pin 35 and the slide-type member 31 and pressed with a strong force, a sufficient sealing function can be exhibited, so that the molding material does not leak.

Next, the effect | action which performs stator mold shaping | molding using the stator mold metal mold | die which has the said structure is demonstrated.
4 and 5 schematically show the movable mold 22, the fixed mold 21, and the slide mold member 31. FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the movable mold 22 is moved upward by a drive mechanism (not shown) and separated from the fixed mold 21. That is, the mold is open. At this time, the slide-type hydraulic cylinder 34 is not driven, and the slide-type member 31 moves to the left.
The stator assembly 10 is mounted in the fixed mold 21 when the mold is opened by a handling device or an operator. At this time, the outer periphery of the fixed central column 23 and the inner periphery of the teeth 13A of the stator core 13 are in contact with each other. The angle in the inner circumferential direction is determined by fitting the positioning hole 19 to the positioning pin 37.
In this state, the connector plate 17 is positioned at a predetermined position of the fixed mold 21 with the manufacturing accuracy of the stator assembly 10.

In this state, the movable mold 22 is lowered by a driving mechanism (not shown). By a detector (not shown), the drive mechanism in which the movable mold 22 comes into contact with the fixed mold 21 is stopped, and the lowering of the movable mold is stopped.
As shown in FIG. 5, the slide type hydraulic cylinder 34 is driven while the movable type is stopped, and the slide base 32 moves forward. Since the positioning hole 17A has a certain depth, the positioning pin 33 is fitted into the positioning hole 17A before the slide-type member 31 abuts on the seal portion 17B of the connector plate 17, whereby the connector plate 17 is positioned. On the other hand, the two backup pins 35 are substantially in contact with each other inside the connector plate 17.
Moreover, by sliding-type member 31 is advanced, the seal portion 17 B of the connector plate 17 is pressed by the periphery of the bore 31A of the end surface of the slide member 31. Thus, the connector plate 17 is held between the slide mold member 31 and the backup pin 35.

Since the lowering of the movable mold 22 is stopped when the movable mold 22 comes into contact with the fixed mold 21, the movable mold 22 has not yet pressed the stator core 13. In this state, as shown in FIG. 10, the stator core pressing portion 31 </ b> B of the slide member 31 is positioned in contact with the upper surface of the stator core 13.
Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 11, in a state in which the movable mold 110 presses the stator core 111, the stator core 111 is warped, so that the slide mold 112 collides with the laminated steel sheet of the warped stator core. However, in this embodiment, since the movable mold 22 has not yet pressed the stator core 13, the stator core 13 does not warp, and the stator core pressing portion 31B of the slide member 31 is There is no risk of collision with the stator core 13.

Next, after confirming that the slide mold member 31 is in a fixed position, the movable mold 22 is further lowered to a state where a pressing force of several tens of tons is applied. Although the difference between the temporary stop position of the movable mold 22 and the main stop position is slight, the load applied to the stator core 13 is greatly different.
By applying a load of several tens of tons, the gap between the steel plates of the stator core 13 made of laminated steel plates can be eliminated, and the stator core 13 can be used as a part of a mold constituting the cavity.

Next, injection of the mold material from the injection port 29 is started using a screw pump (not shown). The molding material enters the cavity 26 from all positions through the conical channel 28, the disc-shaped introduction channel 27, and 360 ° from the injection port 29. The portion entering the cavity 26 from the introduction path 27 becomes narrower and forms a cutting portion 36 for separating the stator and the introduction path after completion of molding.
When the molding material is injected, the air in the cavity 26 is drawn using a vacuum generator (not shown). This is because there are many complicated spaces in the conductor coil, and the molding material enters all the spaces. If residual air remains as bubbles, there is a problem that the heat transfer performance is remarkably lowered, so that it is avoided.
When the mold material is pressurized and placed in the cavity 26, the movable mold 22 and the fixed mold 21 are strongly pressed with the stator core 13 interposed therebetween, so that the mold material does not leak from that portion. . Further, since the central column 23 of the fixed mold 21 is fitted and abutted with the inner peripheral surface of the teeth 13A of the stator core 13, the molding material does not enter the gap.
Further, since the seal portion 17B of the connector plate 17 is strongly pressed by the slide mold member 31 and the backup pin 35, the molding material does not leak from the seal portion.
Here, the backup pin 35 appears as a recess at the rear part of the connector plate 17 as a product.

  As described above in detail, according to the stator mold forming method of the present embodiment, the conductor coils 11, 12 are attached to the stator core 13 using the mold having the fixed mold 21 and the movable mold 22. A stator mold forming method in which a stator is manufactured by molding the assembled stator assembly 10, wherein the fixed mold 21 includes a fixed mold center column 23, and the fixed mold center column 23 is the stator assembly 10. The teeth 13A are fitted and contacted with the inner peripheral surface of the teeth 13A, and the upper and lower surfaces on the outer peripheral side of the conductor coils 11 and 12 of the stator core 13 are held between the fixed mold 21 and the movable mold 22, respectively. Since the cavity 26 is formed by the movable mold 22 and the stator core 13, it is not necessary to mold the outer periphery of the stator core 13, and the entire stator can be downsized. Further, since the center column 23 is fitted and brought into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the tooth 13A, there is no gap between the inner peripheral surface of the tooth 13A and the center column 23, so that the molding material does not enter.

  Further, since the end face of the fixed central column 23 and the movable die 22 form the introduction path 27 for introducing the mold from the mold injection port 29 to the cavity 26, the mold material enters the cavity evenly. The molding material can be made to enter the spaces of all the conductor coils.

A stator mold for manufacturing a stator by molding a stator assembly 10 in which conductor coils 11 and 12 are incorporated in a stator core 13 using a mold having a fixed mold 21 and a movable mold 22. In the molding method, the stator assembly 10 is provided with connectors 17 and 18 for external electrical connection on the side surface, the mold has a slide mold member 31 at a position facing the connectors 17 and 18, and is movable. Since the slide mold member 31 is slid and brought into contact with the connector plate 17 in a state in which 22 is temporarily fastened to the fixed mold 21, the movable mold 22 is finally tightened to the fixed mold 21 and molded. There is no possibility that the laminated steel plate of the stator core 13 will warp and collide with the slide-type member 31.
Further, since the temporary fastening state is performed by detecting that the movable die 22 has come into contact with the end face of the stator core 13, the movable die 22 has not yet strongly pressed the stator core 13, and the laminated steel plate Is not deformed, the slide-type member 31 does not collide with the stator core 13.

Further, according to the stator structure of the present embodiment, the conductor coils 11 and 12 are incorporated in the stator core 13, and the connectors 17 and 18 for electrically connecting the conductor coils to the outside are provided. The stator structure is entirely molded by a mold including a movable mold 22 and a slide mold member 31, and the terminal surface of the connector plate 17 from which the terminal 18 of the connector protrudes comes into contact with the slide mold member 31. Since the seal portion 17B for sealing is provided, the connectors 17 and 18 of the stator can be protruded in a direction perpendicular to the center line of the stator, and as a hybrid vehicle motor, the design freedom is increased and the usability is improved. A good motor can be provided.
In addition, since a backup concave portion into which the backup pin 35 of the movable mold 22 is inserted is formed on the opposite side of the terminal surface of the connector plate 17 from which the terminal 18 protrudes, the seal portion 17B of the connector plate 17 is slid. When pressed by the mold member 31, the connector plate 17 can be firmly backed up to give an appropriate pressure sealing force, and the molding material will not leak.

In addition, this invention is not limited to each said embodiment, It can also implement by changing a part of structure suitably in the range which does not deviate from the meaning of invention.
For example, in the present embodiment, the slide mold is installed integrally with the movable mold 22, but the slide mold may be installed integrally with the fixed mold 21.
In this embodiment, it is detected that the movable mold 22 has come into contact with the stator core 13, and the movable mold is temporarily stopped and the slide mold is driven. The slide mold may be driven in a state where the movable mold 22 is pressed against the fixed mold 21 with a pressing force of about 1 / min. This is because the stator core 13 does not deform with a force of about 1/100. In that case, the moving amount of the movable mold can be reduced by the temporary fastening and the final fastening.

It is sectional drawing which shows the structure of the metal mold | die for stator mold shaping | molding of a present Example. It is a top view which shows the fixed mold | type of a stator mold shaping die, and a slide type | mold. It is an enlarged partial sectional view of a slide type. It is a 1st process drawing. It is a 2nd process drawing. 2 is a plan view of the stator assembly 10. FIG. It is sectional drawing of a stator assembly. It is E arrow line view of FIG. It is FF sectional drawing of FIG. It is a schematic diagram which shows the effect | action of a present Example. It is a schematic diagram which shows the effect | action of a prior art. It is a figure which shows the structure of the conventional metal mold | die for molding.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Stator assembly 11 Parallel winding coil 12 Inclined winding coil 13 Stator core 13A Teeth 16 Bus bar 17 Connector board 18 Terminal 21 Fixed type 22 Movable type 26 Cavity 31 Slide type member 31B Stator core pressing part 34 Hydraulic cylinder 35 Backup pin

Claims (6)

In a stator mold forming method of manufacturing a stator by molding a stator assembly in which a conductor coil is incorporated in a stator core using a mold having a fixed mold and a movable mold,
The fixed mold comprises a fixed central pillar;
The fixed central pillar is fitted and abutted on the teeth inner peripheral surface of the stator core ,
The upper surface and the lower surface on the outer peripheral side of the conductor coil of the stator core are respectively held between a fixed mold and a movable mold and held,
Forming a cavity with the fixed mold, the movable mold and the stator core ;
A gap between the fixed central column and the inner peripheral surface of the teeth when the fixed central column is molded into the cavity by fitting and contacting the inner peripheral surface of the teeth of the stator core. Mold material does not enter
A stator mold forming method. In the stator mold forming method according to claim 1,
A stator mold forming method, characterized in that an introduction path for introducing a mold from a mold injection port into the cavity is formed over the entire circumference with an end face of the fixed mold center column and a movable mold. In the stator mold forming method according to claim 1 or 2 ,
The stator core is formed of steel plates laminated in the axial direction;
The stator assembly includes a connector on the side for external electrical connection,
The mold has a slide mold that slides toward the stator core at a position facing the connector;
In a state where the movable mold is temporarily fastened to the fixed mold, the slide mold is slid to contact the connector,
Thereafter, the movable mold is finally fastened to the fixed mold and molded. In the stator mold forming method according to claim 3,
The stator mold forming method, wherein the temporary fastening state is determined by detecting that the movable mold is in contact with an end face of the stator core. A stator structure of a stator manufactured by the stator molding method according to claim 3 or claim 4,
A stator structure in which a terminal surface from which a terminal of a connector plate constituting the connector protrudes includes a seal portion that contacts and seals with the slide mold. In the stator structure according to claim 5,
A stator structure in which a backup recess into which a backup member for backing up the connector plate is inserted is formed on a surface opposite to the terminal surface of the connector plate .

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