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A motor rotor or stator core is formed of a plurality of stacked generally circular laminations. The stack defines at least one inner lamination having laminations positioned adjacent to both sides of the lamination. Each lamination has a predetermined number of circumferentially equally spaced slot

A motor rotor or stator core is formed of a plurality of stacked generally circular laminations. The stack defines at least one inner lamination having laminations positioned adjacent to both sides of the lamination. Each lamination has a predetermined number of circumferentially equally spaced slots or bar elements extending radially at about an edge thereof. The inner laminations include at least one interlocking projection formed in one of the surfaces at a predetermined radial distance from the center of the lamination. The laminations further define at least one projection receiving region formed therein to engage the projection when the laminations arc in the stacked formation. The projection receiving region is spaced from the interlocking projection by an angle .phi. that is a whole number multiple of .beta., where .beta. is an angle defined as a ratio of 360 degrees to the number of slots. A method for making the stacked core is also disclosed.

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[ We claim:] [1.] A rotor core for a motor comprising:a plurality of generally circular laminations in a stacked formation one on another, each said lamination defining an axis therethrough that is collinear with an axis of each said lamination in said stacked formation, each said lamination having

[ We claim:] [1.] A rotor core for a motor comprising:a plurality of generally circular laminations in a stacked formation one on another, each said lamination defining an axis therethrough that is collinear with an axis of each said lamination in said stacked formation, each said lamination having first and second surfaces and being configured to define at least one inner lamination having laminations adjacent to both said first and second sides and outer laminations having laminations adjacent to one of said first and second sides, each said lamination having a predetermined number of circumferentially equally spaced bar elements extending radially from an edge of said lamination, each said bar element being spaced from bar elements adjacent thereto so as to define a conductor receiving region therebetween, each said inner lamination including at least one interlocking projection formed in one of said first and second surfaces at a predetermined radial distance from said axis, said at least one projection including a lead portion extending from said surface, each said lamination further defining at least one projection receiving region formed therein, said at least one projection receiving region being at said predetermined radial distance from said axis and being spaced from said at least one interlocking projection by an angle .phi. that is a whole number multiple of .beta., where .beta. is an angle defined as a ratio of 360 degrees to the number of bar elements, wherein a successive lamination is disposed on a previous lamination with the projection of said previous lamination positioned in the receiving region of said successive lamination so that each successive lamination is rotated relative to its previous lamination by the angle .phi. to interlock each said previous and successive laminations with one another, and wherein said circumferentially spaced bar elements align with one another to form said stacked formation.