H02K17/30

Filter circuit on an electric motor

The disclosure relates to a filter circuit on an electric motor which has electrical connections at a connection end for connection to a supply voltage (U). The filter circuit consists of at least one capacitor bridge arranged between the connections of the electric motor for radio interference suppression. For increased electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), the filter circuit is arranged on a circuit board and held on the connection end of the electric motor. The circuit board has a capacitor bridge with interference suppression capacitors, which is connected between the electrical connections of the electric motor, wherein an interference suppression capacitor has a longitudinal axis between its electrical connections in the longitudinal direction. The interference suppression capacitors are arranged on the circuit board with their longitudinal axes aligned in different spatial directions.

Filter circuit on an electric motor

The disclosure relates to a filter circuit on an electric motor which has electrical connections at a connection end for connection to a supply voltage (U). The filter circuit consists of at least one capacitor bridge arranged between the connections of the electric motor for radio interference suppression. For increased electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), the filter circuit is arranged on a circuit board and held on the connection end of the electric motor. The circuit board has a capacitor bridge with interference suppression capacitors, which is connected between the electrical connections of the electric motor, wherein an interference suppression capacitor has a longitudinal axis between its electrical connections in the longitudinal direction. The interference suppression capacitors are arranged on the circuit board with their longitudinal axes aligned in different spatial directions.

Disc motor

A disc motor uses first, second magnetic components and third, fourth magnetic components of first, second magnetic disc set of a magnetic set to carry out magnetization in the motion direction, a coil of a coil set of an induction set is arranged perpendicularly to the motion direction, so as to form a four magneto-mechanical force effect; poles of the first, second magnetic components and the third, fourth magnetic component of the first, second magnetic disc sets are arranged oppositely to each other if they are different in polarity and adjacently to each other if they are the same in polarity; with the switching of forward reverse circuit power supplies of an induction switch circuit, magnetic resistant force can be avoided, the whole motion process is magnetically assisted, input power can be reduced effectively, and output power is increased.

Disc motor

A disc motor uses first, second magnetic components and third, fourth magnetic components of first, second magnetic disc set of a magnetic set to carry out magnetization in the motion direction, a coil of a coil set of an induction set is arranged perpendicularly to the motion direction, so as to form a four magneto-mechanical force effect; poles of the first, second magnetic components and the third, fourth magnetic component of the first, second magnetic disc sets are arranged oppositely to each other if they are different in polarity and adjacently to each other if they are the same in polarity; with the switching of forward reverse circuit power supplies of an induction switch circuit, magnetic resistant force can be avoided, the whole motion process is magnetically assisted, input power can be reduced effectively, and output power is increased.

ELECTRIC DIRECT-DRIVE ACTUATOR
20200412184 · 2020-12-31 ·

A direct drive drive actuator includes a base structure and a driven structure that is journally supported and translatable relative to the base structure. The driven structure is disposed in a fixed spacial relationship to the base structure. A plurality of first pole arrays is disposed on the driven structure. A plurality of second pole arrays, corresponding in number to the plurality of first pole arrays is disposed on the base structure. An electrical power source is provided. A controller is coupled to the power source and the first plurality of pole arrays and the second plurality of pole arrays, wherein the controller is configured to selectively electrically energized windings of the first plurality of pole arrays and the second plurality of pole arrays such that an electro-magnetic force is formed between poles of the first plurality of pole arrays and poles of the second plurality of pole arrays. The driven structure is translatable relative to the base structure responsive to the electro-magnetic force.

ELECTRIC DIRECT-DRIVE ACTUATOR
20200412184 · 2020-12-31 ·

A direct drive drive actuator includes a base structure and a driven structure that is journally supported and translatable relative to the base structure. The driven structure is disposed in a fixed spacial relationship to the base structure. A plurality of first pole arrays is disposed on the driven structure. A plurality of second pole arrays, corresponding in number to the plurality of first pole arrays is disposed on the base structure. An electrical power source is provided. A controller is coupled to the power source and the first plurality of pole arrays and the second plurality of pole arrays, wherein the controller is configured to selectively electrically energized windings of the first plurality of pole arrays and the second plurality of pole arrays such that an electro-magnetic force is formed between poles of the first plurality of pole arrays and poles of the second plurality of pole arrays. The driven structure is translatable relative to the base structure responsive to the electro-magnetic force.

Induction servo motor with a constant-output-force or a constant-output-torque by using uniform magnetic fields
10756604 · 2020-08-25 ·

The present invention belongs to the technical field of alternating current induction servo motors, and particularly relates to a rotary-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-torque by using uniform magnetic fields and a linear-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-force by using uniform magnetic fields. The present invention has main features that the rotary-type induction servo motor or the linear-type induction servo motor is composed of N independent motor units; each independent motor unit has the same or similar structure, and is powered by single-phase alternating current; and the N independent motor units have an equal voltage magnitude of power supply, but voltage phases are different and form an arithmetic progression. In an independent motor unit of the rotary-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-torque by using uniform magnetic fields, the stator magnetic conductive silicon steel is simple in structure, and the winding manner of stator excitation windings is simple, similar to a multilayer solenoid type; rotor induction excitation windings are powered through induction, and no slip ring and related wearing parts are used. The rotary-type induction servo motor disclosed here can be operated at fixed voltage frequency, and in this case, the output torque and the voltage magnitude of power supply are in direct proportion, so the output torque can be controlled by adjusting the voltage magnitude. The motor does not adopt permanent magnetic materials, and has many merits including simple structure, good torque characteristic, simple controller design and high control precision. And meanwhile, based on the same principle, a linear-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-force by using uniform magnetic fields can be evolved from the rotary-type induction servo motor.

Induction servo motor with a constant-output-force or a constant-output-torque by using uniform magnetic fields
10756604 · 2020-08-25 ·

The present invention belongs to the technical field of alternating current induction servo motors, and particularly relates to a rotary-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-torque by using uniform magnetic fields and a linear-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-force by using uniform magnetic fields. The present invention has main features that the rotary-type induction servo motor or the linear-type induction servo motor is composed of N independent motor units; each independent motor unit has the same or similar structure, and is powered by single-phase alternating current; and the N independent motor units have an equal voltage magnitude of power supply, but voltage phases are different and form an arithmetic progression. In an independent motor unit of the rotary-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-torque by using uniform magnetic fields, the stator magnetic conductive silicon steel is simple in structure, and the winding manner of stator excitation windings is simple, similar to a multilayer solenoid type; rotor induction excitation windings are powered through induction, and no slip ring and related wearing parts are used. The rotary-type induction servo motor disclosed here can be operated at fixed voltage frequency, and in this case, the output torque and the voltage magnitude of power supply are in direct proportion, so the output torque can be controlled by adjusting the voltage magnitude. The motor does not adopt permanent magnetic materials, and has many merits including simple structure, good torque characteristic, simple controller design and high control precision. And meanwhile, based on the same principle, a linear-type induction servo motor with a constant-output-force by using uniform magnetic fields can be evolved from the rotary-type induction servo motor.

MOTOR HAVING LIMITED LEAD-END SHAFT ACCESS

A motor includes a shaft presenting a shaft lead end, a switch assembly including a switch arm shiftable between a first position and a second position, and shield structure. The shaft lead end and the switch assembly are disposed axially outward of an endhsield. The shield structure is disposed axially outward of the switch arm to at least substantially restrict direct tool access to the switch arm from an axially outward position relative to the switch arm. The shield structure at least in part defines first and second tool access channels each extending radially inwardly to the shaft lead end, such that the shield structure enables direct tool access to the shaft lead end via the tool access channels but prevents or at least substantially restricts direct tool access to the switch arm via the tool access channels.

MOTOR HAVING LIMITED LEAD-END SHAFT ACCESS

A motor includes a shaft presenting a shaft lead end, a switch assembly including a switch arm shiftable between a first position and a second position, and shield structure. The shaft lead end and the switch assembly are disposed axially outward of an endhsield. The shield structure is disposed axially outward of the switch arm to at least substantially restrict direct tool access to the switch arm from an axially outward position relative to the switch arm. The shield structure at least in part defines first and second tool access channels each extending radially inwardly to the shaft lead end, such that the shield structure enables direct tool access to the shaft lead end via the tool access channels but prevents or at least substantially restricts direct tool access to the switch arm via the tool access channels.