Abstract:
The fixed shaft type spindle motor of the invention has a fixed shaft extending from a base and a rotor hub rotatably supported thereon through a bearing. Where the bearing is a compound ball bearing, a larger diameter portion of a stepped connection member is fixed within the upper end the outer ring of the compound ball bearing and a smaller diameter portion of the connection member is fixed to the rotor hub. The rotary shaft type spindle motor has a rotary shaft extending within the rotor hub, and the rotary shaft is rotatably supported through the bearing, with the larger diameter portion of the connection member fixed within the lower end of the outer ring of the compound ball bearing and the smaller diameter portion of the connection member fixed to the base.
Abstract:
A supporting structure includes a metal axle tube, a holding member securely mounted in the axle tube, a supporting member securely mounted in the axle tube and including a supporting portion, and a fixing member securely mounted in the axle tube and including an opening. The holding member includes a hole and an inner flange is formed on an inner periphery defining the hole. A shaft is provided to a center of the rotor and includes an engaging groove. The shaft is extended through the hole of the holding member and the opening of the fixing member with an end face of a distal end of the shaft rotatably resting on the supporting portion of the support member and with the fixing member engaging with the engaging groove of the shaft, whereby the shaft and the inner flange of the holding member have a slight contact therebetween.
Abstract:
A motor includes a cylindrical rotor having a magnet, a stator having a cylindrical inner peripheral surface opposing to an outer periphery of the rotor, an output shaft projecting from one axial end side of the stator, and a frame fixed to the one axial end side of the stator to pivotally support the output shaft at a distal end thereof. Holes having diameters identical to the inner diameter of the stator are formed in the frame for pivotally supporting the distal end of the output shaft and for fixing the stator. A positioning jig of a diameter slightly smaller than those of the holes are simultaneously inserted into a hole defining the inner peripheral surface of the stator and into the two holes in the frame, and the positioning jig are caused to abut against the inner peripheral surfaces of the holes to effect positioning.
Abstract:
A self-lubricating bearing for use in submersible oil-filled motors is disclosed. The bearing comprises a bearing housing and is fixed against rotation. A bearing sleeve is disposed in the bearing housing. The bearing sleeve is fixed in the bearing housing, and has a slot disposed therethrough. The bearing housing has an inlet and an outlet defined therethrough that intersect the slot in the bearing sleeve. The bearing is disposed about a rotatable shaft in the motor. Rotation of the shaft will cause oil to be drawn in through the inlet so that the shaft and the bearing surface of the bearing sleeve are lubricated. Rotation will also cause oil drawn in through the inlet to be expelled through the outlet back into the motor so that there is a constant circulation of oil through the bearing to provide lubrication.
Abstract:
A fluid dynamic bearing usable in a spindle motor where the bearing is defined between two relative rotating surfaces which are open to the air at both ends, allowing the use of a fixed shaft. At one end of the shaft, at least one high volume, low stiffness seal is used, in combination with a low volume, high stiffness seal. The pressure differential between these two seals is balanced by one or more high stiffness, low volume seals spaced axially away along the shaft.
Abstract:
The invention is a fluid dynamic bearing motor featuring a stationary assembly supported from a base, a rotating assembly supported on the stationary assembly, a fluid dynamic bearing in a gap between the stationary and rotating assemblies, a radial capillary seal is defined proximate a first end of the gap, and at least one re-circulation hole extending from the radial capillary seal to a second end of the gap.
Abstract:
A compact turbo-molecular pump having a high depressurizing capability. A motor for rotating a rotor vane includes an air bearing. The air bearing has a rotary cylinder and a fixed surface surrounding the rotary cylinder. The material of the rotary cylinder has a coefficient of thermal expansion that is smaller than that of the material of the fixed surface. Thus, change in the dimensions of the rotary cylinder is smaller than that of the fixed surface even if the temperature of the air bearing rises during operation of the pump. Thus, the rotary cylinder avoids contact with the fixed surface.
Abstract:
Spindle motor utilizing a dynamic-pressure bearing device having a full-fill structure and capable of discharging air bubbles from the lubricating oil after it is charged into the bearing device, as well as air bubbles appearing in the oil due to cavitation in handling. Thrust and radial bearing sections are configured within bearing clearances in between the rotor, the shaft, and a shaft-encompassing hollow bearing member. A communicating passage enabling the oil to redistribute itself within the bearing clearances is formed in the bearing member. At least one ray-like groove that reaches from the radially inward edge of dynamic-pressure-generating grooves in the thrust bearing section to the rim of the shaft-encompassing hollow is furnished in the bearing member. When the motor rotates the air bubbles are stirred and minced by the ray-like groove, and migrate toward release at the single oil-air interface.
Abstract:
A 3-in-1 motor power system comprises a motor body, a drive control mechanism, and a power transmission mechanism. A drive control circuit box is installed at an end face of the motor body, and a gear housing wherein a deceleration gear module is disposed is installed at the other end face thereof. A circuit board is disposed at an end face of the motor' stator. Stator's signals are transmitted via signal conducting needles to a drive control circuit in the circuit box. A rotor's lower bearing seat is disposed at the other end face of the motor's stator. A solar gear is disposed at the tail end of the rotor's axle, and engages planetary gears of the deceleration gear module. A deceleration gear seat is separately installed at the outer end face of the rotor's lower bearing seat. The deceleration gear module is received in the deceleration gear seat.
Abstract:
A vibratory motor for a vibratory screening machine including a housing having a main shaft mounting outer shafts at its ends with a slip connection therebetween, bearings mounted on the outer shafts, first lubricant chambers on opposite sides of each of the bearings with a conduit therebetween, eccentric weights on the opposite sides of each bearing in each of the first lubricant chambers, second lubricant chambers outwardly of the first lubricant chambers, ducts between each outermost first lubricant chamber and an adjacent second lubricant chamber, second conduits between the second lubricant chambers, and conduits including the hollow portion of the main shaft and bores in the main shaft and outer shafts for conducting lubricant from the second lubricant chambers to the bearings.