Patent classifications
F04D25/068
Stator assembly of a blowing device having terminal PIN secured to a circuit board
A stator assembly for use in a motor includes an annular stator and a circuit board. The stator having an annular shape is centered on a central axis extending vertically. The circuit board is above the stator in an axial direction. The stator includes a stator core, an insulator, a conductive wire, and a terminal pin. The stator core includes teeth. The insulator covers at least a portion of the stator core. The conductive wire is wound around the teeth via the insulator to define a coil. The terminal pin extends axially upward from an upper surface of the insulator and is connected to an end portion of the conductive wire. The circuit board includes a solder portion on an upper surface. The solder portion enables electrical connection with the terminal pin and is covered with a coating layer.
CEILING FAN STRUCTURE
A ceiling fan structure includes a mounting bracket, a hanging plate, a coupling, and a motor. The mounting bracket is fixed to a ceiling. The hanging plate has a top fixed to the mounting bracket. The top is formed with a recessed accommodating groove for accommodating a first electronic component. The coupling is connected to a bottom of the accommodating groove and extends downward. The coupling is connected with a support plate extending horizontally. The support plate is configured to support a second electronic component. The internal space of the ceiling fan structure is properly planned so that the components of the ceiling fan structure can be reasonably configured, so as to improve the efficiency of assembly.
CEILING FAN REMOTE CONTROL DEVICE
A ceiling fan remote control device includes a bracket, a remote control, at least one fixation element, and an engaging element. The bracket has at least one mounting hole, an engaging hole, and at least one positioning rod. The at least one mounting hole and the engaging hole are both disposed through the bracket. The at least one positioning rod protrudes from the bracket. The remote control has a receiving groove, a through hole, and at least one positioning groove. The receiving groove and the at least one positioning groove are both formed on the remote control. The through hole is disposed through the remote control. The at least one fixation element passes through the at least one mounting hole. The engaging element passes through the through hole and the engaging hole. The at least one positioning rod of the bracket extends into the at least one positioning groove.
Built-in air pump assembly
A pump assembly is provided for use with an inflatable product. The inflatable product has a chamber having an air inlet/outlet port. The pump assembly has a pump unit that is positioned inside the chamber for inflating and deflating the chamber, the pump unit having at least one motor that is operatively coupled to a blower, with the blower fluidly coupled to an opening of the pump housing. The chamber is inflated by intake of air through the inlet/outlet port to the blower and then into the chamber, and the chamber is deflated by drawing aft from the chamber to the blower and then out of the chamber through the inlet/outlet port.
Built-In Air Pump Assembly
A pump assembly is provided for use with an inflatable product. The inflatable product has a chamber having an air inlet and an air outlet. The pump assembly has a pump unit that is positioned inside the chamber for inflating and deflating the chamber, the pump unit having at least one motor that is operatively coupled to a first blower and a second blower, with the first blower fluidly coupled to the air inlet and the second blower fluidly coupled to the air outlet. The chamber is inflated by intake of air through the air inlet to the first blower and then into the chamber, and the chamber is deflated by drawing air from the chamber to the second blower and then out of the chamber through the air outlet.
Fluid compressor
A two-stage, high speed fluid compressor including a case having a fluid inlet and a compressed fluid outlet and containing a shaft rotatably mounted about a longitudinal axis, a first compression wheel and a second compression wheel mounted back-to-back on the shaft, the first compression wheel forming a first compression stage and the second compression wheel forming a second compression stage, and a motor positioned between the first compression wheel and the second compression wheel and arranged to rotate the shaft. The case includes an inner through housing inside which is arranged at least the motor, the inner housing having an inner wall arranged to form, with the motor, channels between at least the inner wall and the motor, the channels extending to cool the motor in contact with the fluid flowing in the channels.
Furnace air handler blower assembly utilizing a motor connected to an impeller fan that is suspended with mounting arms
A blower assembly having a blower housing, an impeller fan within the blower housing, the impeller fan being adapted for rotation about an axis and having a plurality of impeller blades and having an axial length, a motor having a stator and a rotor, the motor having an axial length, the rotor being configured to rotate relative to the stator for rotation about the axis, the rotor and the impeller fan being coupled so that the impeller fan rotates with the rotor about the axis, wherein a ratio of the axial length of the motor to the axial length of the impeller fan is less than 0.3, and a motor support bracket operatively securing the stator to one of the first and second side walls of the blower housing.
BUILT-IN ELECTRIC AIR PUMP
A built-in electric air pump, adapted to be attached to an inflatable body, is provided. The built-in electric air pump includes a pump housing defining therein an accommodating cavity; a pump cover and a switching device disposed in the accommodating cavity; an air valve in fluid communication with the switching device; and an operating switch operably connected to the switching device. The operating switch is configured to drive the switching device to switch between a first position in which the pump is in an inflation state and a second position in which the pump is in an exhaust state. The built-in electric air pump further comprises a press-fit element, disposed in the accommodating cavity and including a first end biased to press against the first limiting structure, and a second end biased to press against the pump housing, such that the press-fit element and the pump housing limit a position of the pump cover in the accommodating cavity.
FAN CONTROLLER
Fan controller (1) for a modular power supply having a fan (13). An output (8) is provided for transmitting control signals to the fan (13) for controlling fan speed. A plurality of sensor modules (20) are associated with a respective module (11,6,7) of the modular power supply. Each sensor module (20) includes a temperature detecting circuit comprising a sensor for sensing temperature variations in the respective module (11,6,7), a fan control circuit (30) galvanically isolated from the temperature detecting circuit for outputting a control signal to the output (8) for controlling the fan (13), and an optocoupler (10,9) for transferring an output signal from the temperature detecting circuit (20) to the fan control circuit (30) for generating the control signal.
BLOWER FAN WITH THROUGH HOLE AND FAN SUPPORT ROD
An information handling system, may include a processor, a memory, and a power source; and a blower fan system including: a cylindrical bearing including a cylindrical hollow receiving portion extending from a top of the cylindrical bearing to the bottom of the cylindrical bearing; a cylindrical main shaft rotatably coupled in the cylindrical hollow receiving portion of the cylindrical bearing including a shaft pass-through hollow portion extending from a top of the cylindrical main shaft to the bottom of the cylindrical main shaft to form a pass-through hole; a set of fan blades mechanically coupled to the cylindrical main shaft having a set of magnets; an electromagnet to drive rotation of the set of fan blades; and a fan support rod passing through the cylindrical bearing and cylindrical main shaft at the shaft pass-through hollow portion and mechanically supporting the fan within a base chassis of the information handling system.