Patent classifications
F02N11/02
Motor assembly for starting engine and driving balance shaft and method of controlling the same
A method of controlling a motor assembly for starting an engine and driving a balance shaft includes: determining whether starting or restarting of an engine is desired; operating an actuator such that a motor shaft is moved forward when the starting or restarting of the engine is desired; and starting or restarting the engine by rotating a motor and by driving a start gear, after the operating the actuator.
Motor assembly for starting engine and driving balance shaft and method of controlling the same
A method of controlling a motor assembly for starting an engine and driving a balance shaft includes: determining whether starting or restarting of an engine is desired; operating an actuator such that a motor shaft is moved forward when the starting or restarting of the engine is desired; and starting or restarting the engine by rotating a motor and by driving a start gear, after the operating the actuator.
Motor vehicle combustion engine starter with air vent opening
The invention relates mainly to a starter (11) for a motor vehicle combustion engine, comprising: an electric motor (15), a drive pinion (60), a pinion body (61) on which said drive pinion (60) is mounted, a drive shaft (12) able to transmit a torque derived from the electric motor (15) to the drive pinion (60) via the pinion body, the pinion body (61) being mounted with the ability to slide axially with respect to the drive shaft (12), and in which, with there being a chamber (86) delimited notably by one end of the drive shaft (12) and one end of the pinion body (61) opposite the end of the drive shaft (12), the chamber (86) is vented via a through-opening (85) made in an annular wall of the drive shaft (12) or of the pinion body (61).
Motor vehicle combustion engine starter with air vent opening
The invention relates mainly to a starter (11) for a motor vehicle combustion engine, comprising: an electric motor (15), a drive pinion (60), a pinion body (61) on which said drive pinion (60) is mounted, a drive shaft (12) able to transmit a torque derived from the electric motor (15) to the drive pinion (60) via the pinion body, the pinion body (61) being mounted with the ability to slide axially with respect to the drive shaft (12), and in which, with there being a chamber (86) delimited notably by one end of the drive shaft (12) and one end of the pinion body (61) opposite the end of the drive shaft (12), the chamber (86) is vented via a through-opening (85) made in an annular wall of the drive shaft (12) or of the pinion body (61).
Starter
A starter includes a coil spring disposed between a pinion gear and a motor and a buffer rubber disposed between the pinion gear and the coil spring. When the pinion gear is subjected to a reactive force from an engine, the buffer rubber absorbs the impact. Before the impact acts on the pinion gear, the coil spring is subjected to a given initial load. When the impact acts on the pinion gear, the coil spring absorbs it transmitted through the buffer rubber. The cover in which the coil spring is stored has a flange which is held from moving to the pinion gear in response to expansion of the coil spring, while it is permitted to move to the motor in response to contraction of the coil spring. This eliminates a risk that mechanical noise occurs when the pinion gear is advanced and then brought into mesh with the engine.
Starter
A starter includes a coil spring disposed between a pinion gear and a motor and a buffer rubber disposed between the pinion gear and the coil spring. When the pinion gear is subjected to a reactive force from an engine, the buffer rubber absorbs the impact. Before the impact acts on the pinion gear, the coil spring is subjected to a given initial load. When the impact acts on the pinion gear, the coil spring absorbs it transmitted through the buffer rubber. The cover in which the coil spring is stored has a flange which is held from moving to the pinion gear in response to expansion of the coil spring, while it is permitted to move to the motor in response to contraction of the coil spring. This eliminates a risk that mechanical noise occurs when the pinion gear is advanced and then brought into mesh with the engine.
MOTOR ASSEMBLY FOR STARTING ENGINE AND DRIVING BALANCE SHAFT AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE SAME
A method of controlling a motor assembly for starting an engine and driving a balance shaft includes: determining whether starting or restarting of an engine is desired; operating an actuator such that a motor shaft is moved forward when the starting or restarting of the engine is desired; and starting or restarting the engine by rotating a motor and by driving a start gear, after the operating the actuator.
MOTOR ASSEMBLY FOR STARTING ENGINE AND DRIVING BALANCE SHAFT AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE SAME
A method of controlling a motor assembly for starting an engine and driving a balance shaft includes: determining whether starting or restarting of an engine is desired; operating an actuator such that a motor shaft is moved forward when the starting or restarting of the engine is desired; and starting or restarting the engine by rotating a motor and by driving a start gear, after the operating the actuator.
Motor assembly for starting engine and driving balance shaft and method of controlling the same
A motor assembly for starting an engine and driving a balance shaft may include: a motor for rotating a motor shaft which is axially movable; a clutch attached to one end of the motor shaft so as to transfer or block rotational force of the motor shaft; a balance shaft rotated by the rotational force of the motor shaft transferred through the clutch so as to reduce vibration generated by an engine; a start gear attached to the other end of the motor shaft; and an actuator for axially moving the motor shaft in a forward or backward direction.
Motor assembly for starting engine and driving balance shaft and method of controlling the same
A motor assembly for starting an engine and driving a balance shaft may include: a motor for rotating a motor shaft which is axially movable; a clutch attached to one end of the motor shaft so as to transfer or block rotational force of the motor shaft; a balance shaft rotated by the rotational force of the motor shaft transferred through the clutch so as to reduce vibration generated by an engine; a start gear attached to the other end of the motor shaft; and an actuator for axially moving the motor shaft in a forward or backward direction.