Centrifugal forces at high RPMs cause mechanical deformation and magnetic flux leakage in electric drivetrains. These innovations stabilize the rotor geometry to ensure high-speed torque consistency and structural integrity.
Improper orientation and positioning of stator components during the manufacturing process lead to mechanical interference and electromagnetic inefficiency. Precise alignment ensures structural integrity and optimal torque delivery in electric powertrains.
Excessive heat accumulation in the excitation unit and rotor assembly causes material degradation and performance loss. Mitigating this thermal bottleneck prevents component failure and maintains electromagnetic efficiency in high-load vehicle drive cycles.