Patent classifications
B62M11/02
PLANET CARRIER RING-FREEWHEEL ASSEMBLY FOR A TRANSMISSION DEVICE OF A WHEEL HUB DRIVE COMPRISING AT LEAST ONE PLANETARY GEAR, WHEEL HUB DRIVE HAVING SUCH A PLANET CARRIER RING-FREEWHEEL ASSEMBLY AND A VEHICLE OPERATED BY WHEEL HUB DRIVE AND MUSCLE POWER
A planet carrier ring-freewheel assembly for a transmission device including a planetary gear for a wheel hub drive for a vehicle is disclosed. The assembly includes a freewheel inner ring and/or a freewheel outer ring of a freewheel device for transmitting, dependent on a direction of rotation, a net torque provided by a drive unit of the wheel hub drive to a hub housing of the wheel hub drive, and a planet carrier ring of the planetary gear structured for supporting planet gear wheels. The planet carrier ring and the freewheel inner ring and/or the free wheel outer ring are directly fixed to one another by a positive connection in a non-rotatable and tension-resistant manner.
ELECTRIC ASSIST DEVICE FOR A BICYCLE
An electric assist device for a bicycle comprising a shaft coupled in rotation with a pair of cranks and being able to be rotated in a positive direction by an electric motor, a connection mechanism being placed between the motor and the shaft, which connection mechanism has at least three distinct states. The states includes State 1, termed assist state, in which the motor transmits a torque to the shaft via a drive part which rotates at the same speed as the shaft, State 2, termed freewheel state, in which the rotation of the shaft in the positive direction is greater than that of the drive part, and State 3, termed disconnection state, in which a rotation in the positive direction or in the negative direction of the shaft cannot cause the motor to rotate.
ELECTRIC ASSIST DEVICE FOR A BICYCLE
An electric assist device for a bicycle comprising a shaft coupled in rotation with a pair of cranks and being able to be rotated in a positive direction by an electric motor, a connection mechanism being placed between the motor and the shaft, which connection mechanism has at least three distinct states. The states includes State 1, termed assist state, in which the motor transmits a torque to the shaft via a drive part which rotates at the same speed as the shaft, State 2, termed freewheel state, in which the rotation of the shaft in the positive direction is greater than that of the drive part, and State 3, termed disconnection state, in which a rotation in the positive direction or in the negative direction of the shaft cannot cause the motor to rotate.
Bicycle drive unit
A bicycle drive unit includes a housing, a crankshaft and a propulsion assist motor. The housing is configured to be coupled to a frame of a bicycle. The housing includes first and second portions. The crankshaft is provided to the first portion of the housing. The propulsion assist motor is provided to the second portion of the housing. The propulsion assist has a rotational axis extending in a direction intersecting with a direction in which the crankshaft extends. A maximum dimension of the first portion in the direction in which the crankshaft extends is less than or equal to 100 mm. A maximum output torque of the propulsion assist motor is greater than or equal to 10 Nm and less than or equal to 80 Nm.
Bicycle drive unit
A bicycle drive unit includes a housing, a crankshaft and a propulsion assist motor. The housing is configured to be coupled to a frame of a bicycle. The housing includes first and second portions. The crankshaft is provided to the first portion of the housing. The propulsion assist motor is provided to the second portion of the housing. The propulsion assist has a rotational axis extending in a direction intersecting with a direction in which the crankshaft extends. A maximum dimension of the first portion in the direction in which the crankshaft extends is less than or equal to 100 mm. A maximum output torque of the propulsion assist motor is greater than or equal to 10 Nm and less than or equal to 80 Nm.
OUTPUT GEAR, WHEEL AND DRIVING DEVICE FOR ELECTRIC SCOOTER, AND AN ELECTRIC SCOOTER
The present invention relates to an output gear, a wheel and a driving device for an electric scooter, and to the electric scooter. The output gear for an electric scooter comprises a gear having teeth and tooth spaces, an external spline securely connected to the center of a gear face of the gear, wherein the external spline has external spline teeth and external spline tooth spaces, shaft holes are defined in centers of the gear and the external spline. The gear directly outputs torque after speed reduction to the wheel by means of a connection structure of the external spline and the internal spline, so that a final output is more stable, the problem in a conventional electric scooter that the rotation of the scooter's wheel is affected due to a clearance between the output shaft and the wheel is alleviated, the speed reduction precision and sensitivity are consequently improved.
OUTPUT GEAR, WHEEL AND DRIVING DEVICE FOR ELECTRIC SCOOTER, AND AN ELECTRIC SCOOTER
The present invention relates to an output gear, a wheel and a driving device for an electric scooter, and to the electric scooter. The output gear for an electric scooter comprises a gear having teeth and tooth spaces, an external spline securely connected to the center of a gear face of the gear, wherein the external spline has external spline teeth and external spline tooth spaces, shaft holes are defined in centers of the gear and the external spline. The gear directly outputs torque after speed reduction to the wheel by means of a connection structure of the external spline and the internal spline, so that a final output is more stable, the problem in a conventional electric scooter that the rotation of the scooter's wheel is affected due to a clearance between the output shaft and the wheel is alleviated, the speed reduction precision and sensitivity are consequently improved.
HUB MOTOR ARRANGEMENTS, SYSTEMS, AND METHODS
Various hub motor arrangements, systems, and methods are disclosed. The hub motor arrangement may include a transmission assembly to provide increased torque. The transmission assembly may include a motor gear, a planetary gear, an idler gear, and a ring gear. The idler gear may be positioned farther away from an axis of rotation of the hub motor arrangement compared to the planetary gear. The motor gear may drive the planetary gear, the planetary gear may drive the idler gear, and idler gear may drive the ring gear. The rotation of the ring gear may rotate a housing of the hub motor arrangement to propel a vehicle incorporating the hub motor arrangement.
HUB MOTOR ARRANGEMENT OR VEHICLE WITH HUB MOTOR ARRANGEMENT
A ride-on vehicle, such as for a child, includes a vehicle body and one or more wheels that support the vehicle body relative to a surface. At least one of the wheels includes a hub motor arrangement that provides a drive torque for propelling the vehicle. The hub motor arrangement includes a housing defining an interior space. An axle or other mounting element(s) define an axis of rotation of the housing. Preferably, the axle or other mounting element(s) do not pass completely through the housing. A motor drives the housing through a transmission. Preferably, the motor is a standard, compact motor that is positioned on the axis of rotation and can be laterally offset from a central plane of the housing. In some embodiments, a traction element is carried directly by the housing.