Electromechanically switchable brake having integral damper structure
A technology of brakes and dampers, applied in the direction of brakes, brake types, automatic brakes, etc., can solve the problems of lack of preload of the damping plate, dimensional accuracy errors, inability to effectively suppress switching noise, etc., and achieve simplified assembly and small force lag effect. Effect
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[0052] figure 1 Shows a perspective view of an electromagnetically released spring pressure brake (FDB) consisting of two brake circuits acting on the same rotor (7) in a fail-safe configuration. This is a common design for redundant fail-safe brakes in passenger lift areas. In the variant of the spring pressure brake (FDB) shown here, two parallel-aligned armature disks (1) are assigned to the coil carrier (3). The coil carrier (3) contains individual magnetic coils (5) and individual compression springs (4) for each armature disc (1). In this example, the spring pressure brake (FDB) is screwed to the motor endshield (M) using several screws (11). In addition, a flange plate (2) is provided between the motor end cover (M) and the rotor (7).
[0053] Figure 1.1 shows a complete cross section, which is staggered through the figure 1 Two brake circuits are shown. The coil carrier (3) containing the compression spring (4) and magnetic coil (5) is rigidly mounted on the mot...
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