Axial Flux Electric Motor

Magnax supports the global cleantech evolution by innovating in next generation axial flux electric motor technology for electric vehicles.

Axial flux electric motor.

In other words more of the battery power gets turned into useful motor power. An axial flux motor also known as an axial gap motor or pancake motor is a geometry of motor construction where the gap between the rotor and stator and therefore the direction of magnetic flux between the two is aligned parallel with the axis of rotation rather than radially as with the concentric cylindrical geometry of the more common radial gap motor. In 2005 roman sušnik from slovenia tested an electric propulsion system for a glider aircraft. This translates to higher efficiency.

At the right the concentrated windings of the magnax axial flux motor. Axial flux motors on the other hand offer the lowest possible copper loss. Because of this they are suitable for a range of high performance drivetrain applications. The evo permanent magnet axial flux motors are based on proprietary and patented technology that.

Since then a british company yasa has begun production of axial flux motors aimed at the ev market. The axial flux motor from his tests later went into production in the emrax motor line with four different size motors available. Evo axial flux electric motors have one of the highest usable power and torque densities of any electric vehicle drive motor available on the market today.