Epicyclic transmission with eccentric drive and thrust-transmitt

Details Epicyclic transmission with eccentric drive and thrust-transmitt Epicyclic transmission with eccentric drive and thrust-transmitt

1974-03-12

1976-02-24

Scott, Samuel

Machine element or mechanism

Rotary member or shaft indexing, e.g., tool or work turret

Preselected indexed position

F16H 128

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039397378

ABSTRACT:
An epicyclic transmission between a stationary member and a rotatable section of a prosthesis comprises a fixed ring gear secured to the stationary member, a driven ring gear of smaller diameter, and an annular planet pinion in mesh with both ring gears. The planet pinion is set in motion by a multiplicity of angularly spaced thrust-transmitting bodies, such as balls or pins, which are independently guided in apertures of an annular extension of the stationary member and bear upon an eccentric rigid with a drive shaft. The solid guide portions of this stationary extension can be used to accommodate energy-supply lines.

REFERENCES:
patent: 606158 (1898-06-01), Belanger
patent: 1543791 (1925-06-01), Pitter
patent: 1738662 (1929-12-01), Morison
patent: 2251167 (1941-07-01), Probst
patent: 2966078 (1960-12-01), Wright
patent: 3413896 (1968-12-01), Wildhaber
patent: R13853 (1914-12-01), Krohn

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