Electrical generator or motor structure – Dynamoelectric – Rotary
Patent
1991-09-10
1993-05-25
Skudy, R.
Electrical generator or motor structure
Dynamoelectric
Rotary
310 43, 310235, H02K 1302
Patent
active
052143341
ABSTRACT:
A slip ring with which a pair of brushes make contact includes a conducting portion which extends along an outer periphery of the slip ring over an angle of preferably about 210 degrees, and a non-conducting portion which extends over an angle of about preferably 150 degrees. A conductor which forms the conducting portion has a ring-like shape and also forms the non-conducting portion. The portion of the conductor which corresponds to the non-conducting portion has a small radius such that it is buried in an insulating resin material, a window through which an insulating resin material is exposed, or a recess through which an insulating resin material is exposed. The ring-like conductor provides a balanced center of gravity to the slip ring. The conductor may also include two or more conducting portions and two or more non-conducting portions.
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Miyata Noboru
Miyazaki Masami
Yoshida Masao
Mitsuba Electric Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
Skudy R.
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