Supports – Stand – Horizontally movable support surface
Patent
1989-12-15
1991-09-17
Chin-Shue, Alvin C.
Supports
Stand
Horizontally movable support surface
B60N 102
Patent
active
050487868
ABSTRACT:
A power seat drive mechanism for an automobile has a motor which drives a worm which in turn drives a worm wheel at a given speed. The worm wheel is connected to a threaded shaft which it drives to rotate. Rotation of the threaded shaft forces it through a nut which is fixed to the body of the vehicle. This drives the threaded shaft which is connected to the sliding frame of the seat longitudinally with respect to the vehicle. In order to prevent force exerted on the seat in the direction of its travel, from causing the threaded shaft to rotate faster than it is being driven and thus overrun the worm gear, a resilient governor member is included which provides a limited braking effect and tends to resist the rotation of the shaft. With this configuration, backlash in the drive mechanism is eliminated.
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Chinomi Isamu
Kuwabara Isao
Tanaka Yuji
Chin-Shue Alvin C.
Ikeda Bussan Co. Ltd.
Olson Robert A.
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