BMW 3: Rotor and stator
Rotor and stator, electrical machine
- Stator
- Permanent magnets
- Rotor
- Hollow shaft with outer basket of separation clutch
The electrical machine in the G20 PHEV is structured as an inner rotor. "Inner rotor" means that the rotor is arranged with the permanent magnets arranged in a ring shape on the inside. The coils for generating the rotating field are located on the outside and form the stator. The electrical machine has 8 pole pairs.
The rotor is mounted above a flange on the rotor hollow shaft, which is positively connected to the transmission input shaft.
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Connections, electrical machine
Transmission bell housing
Temperature sensor
Coolant ducts
Connection for coolant (transmission oil)
Electrical connection, rotor position sensor
High-voltage c
Sensors
Sensors, electrical machine
Temperature sensor
Rotor of the rotor position sensor
Stator of the rotor position sensor
So that the voltages for the coils in the stator can be correctly calculated
Separation clutch
The G20 PHEV is a Full-Hybrid Generation 4.0 vehicle. In contrast to
generation 2 and 3 hybrid
vehicles, electrical driving is possible in the G20 PHEV at much higher speeds
and with a higher range.
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Concept, General information, Safety information
Concept
The system helps to avoid imminent side collisions.
General information
Four radar sensors in the bumpers monitor the
space next to the vehicle from a minimum speed
of up to approx. 130 mph/210 km/h.
The minimum speed is country-specific and is
displayed in the menu for the intelligent Saf
General information
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comprehension or to draw attention to very important information:
Contains important safety information and information that needs to be
observed strictly in order to guarantee the smooth operation of the system.
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