Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Toothed gear and recirculated unconnected elements
Patent
1977-12-15
1980-01-15
Scott, Samuel
Machine element or mechanism
Gearing
Toothed gear and recirculated unconnected elements
74214, 360 2, 274 39A, F16H 1302, F16H 5532, F16D 6900
Patent
active
041832540
ABSTRACT:
A drive reducer for a tape recorder accomplishes a large reduction from the surface speed of a motor-driven shaft to the surface speed of a drive element for advancing a tape media such as a magnetic recording tape on a flat card. A cup-shaped element is fixed to a reducer shaft and positioned so that the inner surface of a cylindrical outer wall engages the motor-driven shaft. An idler wheel freely rotatable on the reducer shaft is positioned radially inside the cup-shaped element and is formed of compressible material with a diameter large enough for compressibly engaging the motor-driven shaft and pressing it against the inner surface of the outer wall of the cup-shaped element. Rotation of the reducer shaft is transferred to the driven element preferably by a friction sleeve on the reducer shaft and a friction disk engaging the sleeve and turning a shaft supporting the driven element.
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Henderson William R.
Scott Samuel
Tapecon, Inc.
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