Multi-stage speed converter with idler

Details Multi-stage speed converter with idler Multi-stage speed converter with idler

1998-02-03

2000-10-03

Herrmann, Allan D.

Machine element or mechanism

Mechanical movements

Rotary to rotary

475196, 476 36, F16H 1304, F16H 1308

Patent

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061257117

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for achieving high torque and speed reduction in a compact and light-weight low parts-count speed converter apparatus featuring a floating ground element that both provides a moving ground to the first stage and acts as an input to a second stage, wherein both stages cooperatively drive the output.

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