Drive assembly for an astronomical telescope

Machine element or mechanism – Mechanical movements – Reciprocating or oscillating to or from alternating rotary

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74409, 74421A, 74425, 74625, 350568, F16H 116, F16H 5524

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ABSTRACT:
An extremely accurate and inexpensive true sidereal rate drive assembly for an astronomical telescope, the telescope including a base having a driven gear rotatable about the polar axis of the telescope, and the drive assembly including a housing mounted on one side of the base, a single low speed synchronous drive motor mounted in the housing, and a worm gear mounted on the drive shaft of the motor for directly coupling the motor to the driven gear. In addition, a thumbwheel may be provided which is coupled to the motor shaft through appropriate reduction gearing, and which serves as a fine adjustment control for the telescope.

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