Bearing system for wave generator drive

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Planet periphery surrounds axis of interacting gear – Means to change speed ratio between input and output

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475166, F16H 1550

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ABSTRACT:
A bearing system for a wave generator includes at least two laterally positioned rolling discs each of which is supported eccentrically through an eccentric ring and an intermediate bearing. The eccentric rings are frictionally clamped to each other with one of the rings being adjustable relative to the other to provide eccentricity. The exterior faces of the discs roll against a flexible ring. Axial movement of the flexible ring relative to the rolling discs is precluded through the use of collars or clips which radially project from the rolling discs. The axial end faces of the flexible ring sealingly engage the interior faces of the collars.

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