Buckle capable of preventing magnetic strip from tilting
A buckle and magnetic strip technology, which is applied in the field of magnetic encoders, can solve problems such as inaccurate reading, fluctuation of magnetic encoder data, and affecting the normal performance of magnetic encoders, so as to ensure normal operation and good versatility
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[0024] The invention provides a buckle which can prevent the magnetic strip from lifting, combined with Figure 3 ~ Figure 5 As shown, the buckle includes: two connecting pieces 1 and a steering piece 2, the lower end of the connecting piece 1 has a connecting groove 11, and the steering piece 2 includes: two relatively rotatable rotating blocks 21, a rotating block 21 and a connecting piece 1 to form a fixed connection, and the other rotating shell 21 is engaged with another connecting piece 1 to form a fixed connection.
[0025] Such as Image 6 As shown, the magnetic strip 100 of the magnetic encoder includes: a magnetic tape 101, a plurality of magnetic poles 102 with a length of 5mm (along the length direction L) and two steel tape backings 103, and the plurality of magnetic poles 102 includes a plurality of N magnetic poles and a plurality of magnetic poles. A plurality of S poles, a plurality of magnetic poles 102 are arranged in a row in the middle of the magnetic tap...
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[0036] In this example, if Figure 8 As shown, the buckle structure is similar to that of Embodiment 1, the difference is that the widths (and the same shapes) of the two connecting pieces 1 are equal. Wherein, one end of one connecting piece 1 is engaged with the rotating block 21 on the outside of one steering piece 2 to form a fixed joint, and the other end is engaged with the rotating block 21 on the inside of another turning piece 2 to form a fixed connection; one end of another connecting piece 1 is connected to a The inner rotating block 21 of the steering member 2 is engaged to form a fixed position, and the other end is engaged with the outer rotating block 21 of another steering member 2 to form a fixed position. For the above structure, the same set of molds can be used to produce the connecting piece 1, and there is no need to set two different sets of molds (that is, with different molding widths), thereby reducing the manufacturing cost.
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