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A rotor for a permanent magnet machine comprises an even plurality of pole pieces joined together by intermediate nonmagnetic segments to form a hollow cylinder. A plurality of magnets is situated adjacent to the interior portion of the pole pieces, with the magnets defining a central axial opening.

A rotor for a permanent magnet machine comprises an even plurality of pole pieces joined together by intermediate nonmagnetic segments to form a hollow cylinder. A plurality of magnets is situated adjacent to the interior portion of the pole pieces, with the magnets defining a central axial opening. A rotor core has a plurality of saucer shaped elements arranged in a stack situated inside the central opening. Means for providing opposing axial forces to the rotor core tend to flatten the saucer shaped elements and thereby cause radial expansion of the rotor core holding the magnets against the interior of the hollow cylinder.

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An interior permanent magnet rotor comprising: an even plurality of arcuate shaped pole pieces of magnetic material; a plurality of intermediate nonmagnet segments, said arcuate shaped pole pieces of magnetic material joined together circumferentially by said intermediate nonmagnetic segments, said

An interior permanent magnet rotor comprising: an even plurality of arcuate shaped pole pieces of magnetic material; a plurality of intermediate nonmagnet segments, said arcuate shaped pole pieces of magnetic material joined together circumferentially by said intermediate nonmagnetic segments, said pole pieces and nonmagnetic segments forming a hollow cylinder; a plurality of magnets situated adjacent to the interior portion of said pole pieces, said magnets defining a central axial opening; a rotor core situated inside said central opening and having a plurality of generally saucer shaped elements in a stack, said saucer shaped elements defining a central aperture extending in the axial direction; a shaft situated in said central aperture defined by said rotor core; and means for providing opposing axial forces to said rotor core to tend to flatten said saucer shaped element and thereby cause radial expansion of the rotor core to hold said magnets against the interior of the hollow cylinder.