Closing device for automobile doors of electric assistant automobiles
An automotive door, electric assist technology, applied in electric locks, vehicle locks, door/window accessories, etc., can solve problems such as only applicable, high manufacturing process requirements, and difficult maintenance, and achieve low manufacturing costs and short technological processes. , the effect of simple structure
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[0017] Specific embodiment one: this specific embodiment adopts following technical scheme: it is by power unit 1, connection stay wire 2, door lock unit 3, electronic control unit 4; Power unit 1 is provided with motor 1-1, speed reduction mechanism 1- 2. Power shaft 1-3, passive gear 1-4, drive block 1-5, free arm 1-6, activation switch 1-7, driven gear shaft 1-8, bump 1-9, power unit sealing case 1-10, pull wire fixing frame 1-11, housing limit seat 1-12 and power connector 1-13; wherein one end of the free arm 1-6 is placed on the passive gear shaft 1-8, and the free arm 1-6 can Axial movement centered on the driven pinion shaft 1-8; the bump 1-9 on the free arm 1-6 is used to touch the position switch 1-7; the position switch 1-7 is fixed on the power unit sealing shell 1- 10; the backguy 2 connects the door lock unit 3 and the power unit 1; a connecting end 2-2 of the steel core wire 2-1 of the backguy 2 links to each other with the rotating clamp 3-1 in the door lock un...
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[0019] Embodiment 2: This embodiment is different from Embodiment 2 in that the passive teeth 1-4 may also be fan-shaped.
specific Embodiment approach 3
[0020] Embodiment 3: The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that the reduction mechanism 1-2 can be installed between the motor 1-1 and the power shaft 1-3 or installed on the drive block according to the product requirements. Between 1-5 and passive teeth 1-4.
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