A power tool includes a body housing including a first grip, inlet facing a front surface of the first grip, first outlet, and second outlet; a brushless motor held on the body housing and including a rotational shaft; an output unit supported on the body housing in a reciprocable manner; a power transmission mechanism between the brushless motor and the output unit in the body housing to transmit rotational motion of the rotational shaft to the output unit; a controller held on the body housing to control the brushless motor; and a fan held on the body housing and mounted on the rotational shaft. The body housing allows air drawn through the inlet and having cooled the brushless motor to be divided into first and second outlet blows respectively cooling the power transmission mechanism and discharged through the first outlet, and cooling the controller and discharged through the second outlet.

An electric unit is provided with: a motor having a stator and a rotor; a control unit that controls the motor; and a cooling fan that generates cooling wind for cooling the motor and the control unit. The control unit is provided in the upstream of the stator in a cooling flow channel for circulating the cooling wind. The cooling fan is provided to be positioned in the downstream of the motor in the cooling flow channel, the cooling fan generating the cooling wind by drawing air.

A speed reduction assembly for an electric vehicle includes an electric machine configured to operate as a motor and as a generator. The electric machine includes an output shaft that is rotatable about a longitudinal axis at an output speed. The assembly also includes an output member coupled to the output shaft and rotatable about the longitudinal axis at a reduced speed. In addition, the assembly includes a pericyclic apparatus coupled to the output shaft and the output member to reduce the output speed of the output shaft to the reduced speed of the output member. A vehicle may include the speed reduction assembly in certain configurations. The vehicle includes a battery module and the electric machine is in electrical communication with the battery module to recharge the battery module when the electric machine operates as the generator.

A motor assembly includes a housing and a plate-shaped first substrate. The housing houses a motor whose axis of rotation extends in the axial direction. Electronic components are mounted on the first substrate. The housing includes a tubular portion and a side wall portion. The tubular portion extends in the axial direction and accommodates the motor. The side wall portion protrudes from a radial outer surface of the tubular portion in a direction including at least the radially outward direction and the circumferential direction, and extends in the axial direction. An accommodation space to accommodate the electronic components is provided between the tubular portion and the side wall portion as viewed from the axial direction.

A motor module (100) for an electrically driven garden tool comprises: a brushless DC motor (102) having a motor drive shaft (104); and a gearbox having an output shaft (108), the gearbox configured to receive the motor drive shaft (104) from the brushless DC motor (102) and drive a rotary element of the electrically driven garden tool with the output shaft (108), wherein the gearbox having a gear reduction ratio of at least 2:1. An electrically driven garden tool comprises: a housing (602) comprising a receptacle for receiving a motor module (100); and a rotary element drivable with an electric motor, the rotary element comprises a receiving element having a keyed interface corresponding to the keyed surface (122) or structure on the output shaft (108) of the motor module (100). A grass compactor (900) comprises: mounting structure to attach the grass compactor (900) to a lawn mower (1000); an inlet (1104) for receiving cut grass from an underside of the lawn mower (1000); a channel (1206) for transporting cut grass from the inlet (1104) to a feed hopper (1400); and a compaction conveyor (1404) configured to receive cut grass from the feed hopper (1400), and to compact and convey cut grass along a length thereof and discharge compacted cut grass from the outlet (1210).

Provided is a user-friendly power tool. The power tool 1 comprises: a battery pack mount 2c to which a battery pack 4 can be attached and detached; and a cover 17 that can cover the battery pack 4, mounted on the battery pack mount 2c, and the battery pack mount 2c so as to allow opening and closing. The wall 23 of the battery pack mount 2c is provided with a correcting part 23a that is capable of correcting inward warping of both the left and right side surfaces of the cover 17, which are the longitudinal direction surfaces. The lower edge of the correcting part 23a has a rounded shape.

An energy conversion device may include a shaft including a first portion and a second portion wherein the first portion of the shaft is configured to rotate relative to the second portion of the shaft. A rotor may be coupled to the first portion of the shaft and a stator may be coupled to the second portion of the shaft. A first one-way bearing may be coupled to the first portion of the shaft and configured to transfer rotational input to the first portion of the shaft in a first direction. A second one-way bearing may be coupled to the second portion of the shaft and configured to transfer rotational input to the second portion of the shaft in a second direction opposite the first direction.

A drive axle for a work machine for driving wheels that are coupled to the drive axle. The drive axle includes a spur gear stage with an input shaft. A differential gear unit couples to the spur gear stage and to the wheels via wheel drive shafts. The drive axle further includes a reduction gear unit with an output element couples to the input shaft of the spur gear stage—and an input element which couples to an output shaft of an electric drive machine.

An electrical generator is provided. The electrical generator can include a generator, an electric motor, and a battery. The generator has a rotatable shaft and stationary component and be operatively coupled via a drive belt to the motor, which provides torque to the rotatable shaft of the generator The battery is operatively coupled to the motor. The generator can be operatively coupled to a utility grid via a transformer/invertor that can import current from the utility grid to charge the battery when the utility grid is operating and export current from the generator to a grid connector when the utility grid is not operating.

In at least one illustrative embodiment, a power tool may comprise an electric motor comprising a rotor configured to rotate about an axis, a stator assembly including at least three windings arranged around the rotor, and at least three lugs affixed to the stator assembly, where each of the lugs is electrically coupled to one or more of the windings. The lugs may all be arranged to one side of a plane that passes through the axis. The power tool may further comprise at least three electrical wires, where each of the electrical wires is removably coupled to one of the lugs, and a control circuit configured to supply electrical power to the windings, via the electrical wires and the lugs, to drive rotation of the rotor about the axis.