Actuator having universal-type joint assembly

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Directly cooperating gears

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64 7, 64 8, 744248R, 251274, F16H 118, F16D 302, F16D 316, F16K 3144

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040234320

ABSTRACT:
The present invention pertains to an actuator having a unique universal-type joint assembly incorporated therein. The actuator comprises a stationary member and a movable member mounted for movement with respect to the stationary member. The actuator further comprises a first drive means, such as a drive screw, and linkage means connects the first drive means to the stationary member and provides universal-type movement. The linkage means includes a substantially non-torque-absorbing thrust transmitting element. A second drive means, such as a drive nut, is threadedly connected to the drive screw for reciprocation therealong and is also connected to the movable member of the actuator.

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