Patent classifications
F16D15/00
Releasable roller clutch and adjustable hinge assembly using the same
According to one aspect, a releasable roller clutch includes a shaft and a clutch housing positioned around the shaft. The shaft and clutch housing together defining a space there between with rollers positioned in said space. The rollers permit rotation of the shaft relative to the clutch housing when in an unlocked position in which the rollers are not wedged and prevent rotation of the shaft relative to the clutch housing when in a locked position in which the rollers are wedged. A cage extends into the space defined between the shaft and clutch housing. The cage is moveable relative to the clutch housing between an unlocking position and a locking position. The cage has a contact edge positionable to prevent the rollers from moving from the unlocked position to the locked position when the cage is in an unlocking position. The releasable roller clutch permits rotation of the shaft relative to the clutch housing in both directions when the cage is in the unlocking position.
CLUTCH ASSEMBLY OF ELECTRONIC CABINET LOCK
A clutch assembly of an electronic cabinet lock includes a cam, a camshaft, a gear disc, a sleeve, a snap ring, and a steel ball. The cam includes a sleeve ring at its inner end and a swing arm at its outer end. The camshaft is sleeved within the sleeve ring by clearance fit, and the sleeve ring is sleeved within the sleeve by clearance fit. The gear disc is sleeved on the outer wall of the sleeve. The steel ball is mounted in a through groove of the side wall of the cam. The steel ball is located between the sleeve and the cam and is tangent to the camshaft. The camshaft is provided with a groove, and the groove allows the steel ball to fall in. The snap ring is engaged in an annular groove of the lower end of the camshaft for restricting the sleeve.
CLUTCH ASSEMBLY OF ELECTRONIC CABINET LOCK
A clutch assembly of an electronic cabinet lock includes a cam, a camshaft, a gear disc, a sleeve, a snap ring, and a steel ball. The cam includes a sleeve ring at its inner end and a swing arm at its outer end. The camshaft is sleeved within the sleeve ring by clearance fit, and the sleeve ring is sleeved within the sleeve by clearance fit. The gear disc is sleeved on the outer wall of the sleeve. The steel ball is mounted in a through groove of the side wall of the cam. The steel ball is located between the sleeve and the cam and is tangent to the camshaft. The camshaft is provided with a groove, and the groove allows the steel ball to fall in. The snap ring is engaged in an annular groove of the lower end of the camshaft for restricting the sleeve.
Rotary shaft assembly
The present invention provides a rotary shaft assembly applied to a novel clutch system that ensures a 100% torque transmission rate between an engine and a transmission in a vehicle system and can be commonly applied to conventional manual transmission vehicles and automatic vehicles. The rotary shaft assembly converts linear motion of one member to rotary motion of another member, using a combination of a protrusion and an inclined guide slot.
Rotary shaft assembly
The present invention provides a rotary shaft assembly applied to a novel clutch system that ensures a 100% torque transmission rate between an engine and a transmission in a vehicle system and can be commonly applied to conventional manual transmission vehicles and automatic vehicles. The rotary shaft assembly converts linear motion of one member to rotary motion of another member, using a combination of a protrusion and an inclined guide slot.
Clutch assembly of electronic cabinet lock
A clutch assembly of an electronic cabinet lock includes a cam, a camshaft, a gear disc, a sleeve, a snap ring, and a steel ball. The cam includes a sleeve ring at its inner end and a swing arm at its outer end. The camshaft is sleeved within the sleeve ring by clearance fit, and the sleeve ring is sleeved within the sleeve by clearance fit. The gear disc is sleeved on the outer wall of the sleeve. The steel ball is mounted in a through groove of the side wall of the cam. The steel ball is located between the sleeve and the cam and is tangent to the camshaft. The camshaft is provided with a groove, and the groove allows the steel ball to fall in. The snap ring is engaged in an annular groove of the lower end of the camshaft for restricting the sleeve.
Clutch assembly of electronic cabinet lock
A clutch assembly of an electronic cabinet lock includes a cam, a camshaft, a gear disc, a sleeve, a snap ring, and a steel ball. The cam includes a sleeve ring at its inner end and a swing arm at its outer end. The camshaft is sleeved within the sleeve ring by clearance fit, and the sleeve ring is sleeved within the sleeve by clearance fit. The gear disc is sleeved on the outer wall of the sleeve. The steel ball is mounted in a through groove of the side wall of the cam. The steel ball is located between the sleeve and the cam and is tangent to the camshaft. The camshaft is provided with a groove, and the groove allows the steel ball to fall in. The snap ring is engaged in an annular groove of the lower end of the camshaft for restricting the sleeve.
Clutch assembly structure
The clutch assembly of the clutch system according to the present invention can precisely transmit or cut off power from an engine to a transmission by pressing and releasing of an accelerator pedal and a brake pedal.
Clutch assembly structure
The clutch assembly of the clutch system according to the present invention can precisely transmit or cut off power from an engine to a transmission by pressing and releasing of an accelerator pedal and a brake pedal.
End effector of a surgical robotic manipulator including a grip sensing mechanism for manual operation of the end effector
An end effector is disclosed for use with a surgical robotic manipulator and a cutting accessory. The end effector comprises a nose tube for receiving the cutting accessory and an actuator for driving the cutting accessory. The end effector may also comprise a mounting fixture for coupling the end effector to the surgical robotic manipulator and a handle for gripping by the user. The handle may be coupled to the nose tube and configured to rotate about the axis of the nose tube. The end effector may also comprise a lever coupled to the handle and moveable between depressed and released positions. The end effector may further comprise an activator coupled to the lever and configured to interact with a sensor for sensing the position of the lever.