Nodal spring assembly for an electronic toothbrush
A technology for electric toothbrushes, spring elements, applied in the direction of springs, low internal friction springs, springs/shock absorbers, etc.
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[0014] see now figure 1 and 2 , shows a node drive train assembly portion of an electric toothbrush including an embodiment of the node mounting assembly disclosed herein. The nodal driveline assembly shown at 10 includes a front end portion 14 of an electromagnetic motor for driving a V-shaped torsion bar spring 15 . The remainder of the motor is located in the handle portion of the toothbrush (not shown). Such an electromagnetic motor arrangement is disclosed in US Patent No. 5,378,153, which belongs to the assignee of the present invention and the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. At the other end of the driveline assembly 10 is a portion of a toothbrush head section 16 . In one configuration, the entire driveline assembly, including the brushhead assembly, is detachable and replaceable as a unit from the handle portion of the toothbrush; while in another configuration, the brushhead itself is in the drivetrain assembly Said distal end 17 of 10 is ...
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