Patent classifications
B62M6/65
ELECTRIC ASSISTED BICYCLE AND HUB MOTOR THEREOF
A hub motor is disclosed, the hub motor is mounted on an axle assembly, the an axle assembly includes an axle rod and an axle sleeve, and an independent cassette flywheel is provided at one end of the axle sleeve where an end cover is located, a limiting sleeve is disposed outside of the cassette flywheel to prevent the cassette flywheel from detaching from the axle sleeve, and an anti-rotation piece for preventing rotation of the axle sleeve is provided at another end of the axle sleeve where a wheel hub is located.
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
A transmission system, such as for a two wheeled bicycle, having an input and an output, wherein the input is arranged to be connected to a crank and/or an electric motor and/or a user input, and wherein the output is arranged to be connected to a driven wheel. The system includes at least two parallel transmission paths from the input to the output, at least one of the transmission paths including at least one transmission, at least one of the transmission paths including at least one transmission clutch. At least one of the transmission paths includes at least one load-shifting clutch, the at least one load-shifting clutch being a form closed clutch arranged to transfer torque in at least one rotational direction.
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM
A transmission system, such as for a two wheeled bicycle, having an input and an output, wherein the input is arranged to be connected to a crank and/or an electric motor and/or a user input, and wherein the output is arranged to be connected to a driven wheel. The system includes at least two parallel transmission paths from the input to the output, at least one of the transmission paths including at least one transmission, at least one of the transmission paths including at least one transmission clutch. At least one of the transmission paths includes at least one load-shifting clutch, the at least one load-shifting clutch being a form closed clutch arranged to transfer torque in at least one rotational direction.
Front Motor Drive Bicycle With Side Mounted Wheels
A drive system for a side mounted cycle wheel, comprising a wheel hub for mounting the side mounted cycle wheel; a motor drive for driving the side mounted cycle wheel, the motor drive comprising an electric motor and a planetary gear reduction assembly positioned at least partially within the wheel hub and comprising one or more planetary gears; and, a rotary wheel hub bearing rotatably coupling the wheel hub to the motor drive, wherein the rotary wheel hub bearing is positioned laterally between the electric motor and the planetary gears.
Front Motor Drive Bicycle With Side Mounted Wheels
A drive system for a side mounted cycle wheel, comprising a wheel hub for mounting the side mounted cycle wheel; a motor drive for driving the side mounted cycle wheel, the motor drive comprising an electric motor and a planetary gear reduction assembly positioned at least partially within the wheel hub and comprising one or more planetary gears; and, a rotary wheel hub bearing rotatably coupling the wheel hub to the motor drive, wherein the rotary wheel hub bearing is positioned laterally between the electric motor and the planetary gears.
HUB-TYPE ELECTRIC DRIVING DEVICE
A hub-type electric driving device comprises: a housing having a wheel formed in the shape of a cup, and a cover of which the outer peripheral part is coupled to the opening of the wheel; a motor shaft having both end portions fixedly provided on a body outside of the housing; first and second bearings provided respectively in through-holes formed in the centers of the wheel and the cover, in order to rotatably support the housing around the motor shaft; and a BLDC motor which is embedded inside the housing and rotates the housing around the motor shaft, wherein the BLDC motor comprises: a rotor in which a back yoke and a magnet are stacked on a cylindrical inner wall of the wheel; and a stator of which the outer peripheral part faces the magnet of the rotor while having an air gap therewith and of which the central part is coupled to the outer circumference of the motor shaft so as to be fixed thereto, and which is for applying a rotating magnetic field to the rotor, wherein the stator has an integrated core frame in which a plurality of teeth radially extend on the outer circumference of an annular yoke, and an inner race coupled to the motor shaft is connected to the inside of the annular yoke through a plurality of bridges.
HUB-TYPE ELECTRIC DRIVING DEVICE
A hub-type electric driving device comprises: a housing having a wheel formed in the shape of a cup, and a cover of which the outer peripheral part is coupled to the opening of the wheel; a motor shaft having both end portions fixedly provided on a body outside of the housing; first and second bearings provided respectively in through-holes formed in the centers of the wheel and the cover, in order to rotatably support the housing around the motor shaft; and a BLDC motor which is embedded inside the housing and rotates the housing around the motor shaft, wherein the BLDC motor comprises: a rotor in which a back yoke and a magnet are stacked on a cylindrical inner wall of the wheel; and a stator of which the outer peripheral part faces the magnet of the rotor while having an air gap therewith and of which the central part is coupled to the outer circumference of the motor shaft so as to be fixed thereto, and which is for applying a rotating magnetic field to the rotor, wherein the stator has an integrated core frame in which a plurality of teeth radially extend on the outer circumference of an annular yoke, and an inner race coupled to the motor shaft is connected to the inside of the annular yoke through a plurality of bridges.
HUB-TYPE ELECTRONIC DRIVING DEVICE
A hub-type electronic driving device comprises: a housing comprising a wheel and a cover, the wheel having a rim formed on the outer periphery thereof such that a tire is coupled thereto, the wheel having the shape of a cup, one side of which is open, and the cover having an outer peripheral portion coupled to the opening of the wheel; a motor shaft having both ends fixedly installed on a body in which the hub-type electronic driving device is installed; first and second bearings installed in through-holes formed at centers of the wheel and the cover, respectively, so as to rotatably support the housing around the motor shaft; a BLDC motor contained in the housing so as to rotate the housing around the motor shaft; a cable containing multiple wires for applying a motor driving signal from a motor driving circuit installed outside the housing to the BLDC motor; and a cable guide assembly installed between the motor shaft and the first bearing supporting the wheel so as to maintain a sealing state when the cable is introduced into the housing or withdrawn therefrom.
HUB-TYPE ELECTRONIC DRIVING DEVICE
A hub-type electronic driving device comprises: a housing comprising a wheel and a cover, the wheel having a rim formed on the outer periphery thereof such that a tire is coupled thereto, the wheel having the shape of a cup, one side of which is open, and the cover having an outer peripheral portion coupled to the opening of the wheel; a motor shaft having both ends fixedly installed on a body in which the hub-type electronic driving device is installed; first and second bearings installed in through-holes formed at centers of the wheel and the cover, respectively, so as to rotatably support the housing around the motor shaft; a BLDC motor contained in the housing so as to rotate the housing around the motor shaft; a cable containing multiple wires for applying a motor driving signal from a motor driving circuit installed outside the housing to the BLDC motor; and a cable guide assembly installed between the motor shaft and the first bearing supporting the wheel so as to maintain a sealing state when the cable is introduced into the housing or withdrawn therefrom.
Three-wheeled tilting vehicle
A tiltable vehicle is configured to transform between an autonomous mode and a rideable mode by pivoting the handlebars and steering column of the vehicle about a pitch axis. In the autonomous mode, the steering column is folded back toward the chassis and a tiltable chassis of the vehicle is prevented from tilting. In the rideable mode, the steering column is unfolded and the chassis is free to tilt. In some examples, a tiltable vehicle includes features beneficial for vehicle-sharing, such as parking devices or a basket. These features may be included on any suitable vehicle and are not limited to use on transforming vehicles.