Brushes for a dynamo-electric machine
A brush, commutated motor technology, applied to circuits, current collectors, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the thermal load of the commutator and sliding contact system, unevenness of the motor, heating of the commutator, etc., to improve the surface Pressure curve graph, shorten start-up time, avoid tilting/topping effect
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[0029] A motor, especially a commutator ( figure 1 to 3) There are a plurality of commutator segments 2 which extend longitudinally, ie parallel to the axis of rotation x of the electric motor, on the outer circumference of the commutator 1 . The commutator segments 2 are separated from one another by slots or grooves 3 . The brushes 4 bear against the commutator segments 2 in the y-direction. The brushes 4 are pressed against the commutator segments 2 by a brush guide 5 . Pressure is applied to the commutator segment 2 by a spring element, in particular a spring 6 ( FIGS. 4 , 5 ).
[0030] Such as figure 1 As shown, the brush 4 rotates about the z-axis in the xy plane, so that the brush 4 presses against the commutator segment 2 in an oblique direction w. Relative to the direction w, a spring force F 弹簧 Continue to tilt in the xy plane. A spring 6 ( FIGS. 4 , 5 ) presses the brush 4 against the commutator segments 2 of the commutator 1 .
[0031] So the spring force F ...
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