Design method for linear reciprocating telescopic motion of motor-driven structural component
Through the combined design of the motor, guide sleeve, structural member and rotating force arm, the length of the outer side of the motor itself is used as the expansion and contraction space, the linear reciprocating and retracting movement of the motor drive structural member is realized, and the motor design length is solved in the existing technology. Problem, minimizing the overall length of the product.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411603359.8
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-11-11
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-27
AI Technical Summary
The existing motor telescopic structure design is due to the motor length and the length of the telescopic structure, which cannot be effectively stored and carried in products with limited lengths, and the overall length is too long and is inconvenient for design.
It adopts a design composed of a motor, a guide sleeve, a structural member and a rotating force arm, where the guide sleeve and a structural member are connected through a spherical linear guide rail and a guide groove. The rotating force arm ball head is huddled in the structural member chute and is fixedly connected to the motor output shaft. The length of the outer side of the motor itself is used as the telescopic space to realize the linear reciprocating movement of the structural parts.
Through this design, the structural parts can only move in a straight line direction, the rotating force arm drives the motor output shaft to rotate, and the ball head and the sliding groove of the structural parts generate force, achieving the reciprocating and telescopic movement of the structural parts to minimize the design length reciprocating and telescopic movement.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The invention relates to the field of motor drive structural component design, in particular to a design method for linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor drive structural component. Background Art
[0002] As a power source, the motor is widely used in various electronic appliances, mechanical equipment, medical equipment, health care products, toys and other products as a power source component. The existing motor telescopic structure is designed at the front of the motor. In product design, the product length depends on the motor length plus the telescopic structure length. In the product structure design limited by length, it is often impossible to achieve because the motor length plus the telescopic structure length is too long, or the overall length of the product is too long to be stored and carried. Summary of the invention
[0003] The main purpose of the present invention is to propose a design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member, aiming to utilize the outer side surface of the motor itself as the telescopic length space to minimize the design length of the entire product.
[0004] To achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention provides the following technical method: the method consists of a motor, a guide sleeve, a structural part, a rotating force arm and a screw; the motor is installed and fixed in the guide sleeve, the guide sleeve is inserted into the structural part, and the rotating force arm is sleeved into the structural part and connected to the motor output shaft.
[0005] Wherein, the motor output shaft protrudes and is exposed outside the top of the guide sleeve.
[0006] Wherein, a concave spherical linear guide groove and a convex spherical linear guide rail are arranged opposite to each other on the outer cylindrical surface of the guide sleeve.
[0007] Wherein, a convex spherical linear guide rail and a concave spherical linear guide groove are arranged opposite to each other on the inner cylindrical surface of the structural member, the structural member guide rail is sleeved and connected with the guide sleeve guide groove, and the structural member guide groove is sleeved and connected with the guide sleeve guide rail.
[0008] Among them, the inner cylindrical surface of the structural member is provided with a roller coaster track-shaped concave spherical annular closed slide groove with uniform cross-section, the front point of the slide groove is close to the front end surface of the structural member, and the rear point of the slide groove is close to the rear end surface of the structural member. The slide groove divides the guide rail into two parts.
[0009] Wherein, the rotating force arm is provided with a ball head, and the ball head protrudes from the outer circle of the guide sleeve and is cocentrically sleeved and connected with the sliding groove of the structural member.
[0010] The rotating force arm is provided with a fixing hole, the fixing hole is connected to the motor output shaft, and the rotating force arm is further provided with a machine screw hole, and the machine screw passes through the screw hole to fix the rotating force arm and the motor output shaft.
[0011] Among them, the motor output shaft, the guide sleeve, the structural member, and the rotating force arm fixing hole are coaxial after being combined.
[0012] The beneficial effect of the present invention is as follows: compared with the prior art, the present invention provides a design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member, wherein after the structural member is sleeved and connected with the guide sleeve, it is restricted by the guide rail and the guide groove to only be able to move linearly, and the rotating force arm ball head is sleeved in the structural member slide groove and fixedly connected to the motor output shaft, so that the structural member cannot be separated from the guide sleeve and the rotating force arm, and when the motor output shaft rotates, the rotating force arm is driven to rotate so as to generate a force between the ball head and the adjacent surfaces of the structural member slide groove, thereby driving the structural member to move linearly reciprocatingly, and utilizing the length of the outer side surface of the motor itself as the telescopic length space of the structural member to realize the reciprocating telescopic motion of the structural member, thereby minimizing the design length of the entire product. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0013] Figure 1 is an elongated perspective view of the present invention; Figure 2 It is a rear exploded view of the present invention; Figure 3 It is a front exploded view of the present invention; Figure 4 is an elongated cross-sectional view of the present invention; Figure 5 It is a cross-sectional view of a contracted section of the present invention; Figure 6 It is a front perspective view of the structural member of the present invention; Figure 7 It is a rear perspective view of the structural member of the present invention; Figure 8 It is a cross-sectional view of a structural member of the present invention; The main component symbols are described as follows: 01. Motor, 02. Guide sleeve, 03. Structural part, 04. Rotating lever arm, 05. Screw. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0014] In order to more clearly illustrate the present invention, the present invention is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0015] See also Figure 1 to Figure 8The present invention provides a design method for linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member, comprising a motor 01, a guide sleeve 02, a rotating force arm 03, a structural member 04 and a screw 05; wherein the motor 01 is installed and fixed in the guide sleeve 02, and the output shaft 011 of the motor 01 protrudes and is exposed at the outer top 024 of the guide sleeve 02.
[0016] In this example, the outer cylindrical surface 023 of the guide sleeve 02 is provided with a concave spherical linear guide groove 021 and a convex spherical linear guide rail 022 facing each other. The guide groove 021 and the guide rail 022 are used to locate the extension and contraction direction of the structural member 03 and reduce friction. The guide sleeve 02 is made of plastic or metal and can be produced by 3D printing, mold injection molding or CNC processing.
[0017] In this example, the inner cylindrical surface (036) of the structural member 03 is provided with a convex spherical linear guide rail 032 and a concave spherical linear guide groove 031 facing each other, the guide sleeve 02 is inserted into the structural member 03, the guide rail 032 of the structural member 03 is sleeved and connected with the guide groove 021 of the guide sleeve 02, and at the same time, the guide groove 031 of the structural member 03 is sleeved and connected with the guide rail 022 of the guide sleeve 02. After the sleeved connection, the structural member 03 is positioned and restricted by the guide rail 032 and the guide groove 031 so that it can only move in a straight line.
[0018] In this example, Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 As shown, the inner cylindrical surface (036) of the structural member 03 is provided with a roller coaster track-shaped concave spherical annular closed slide groove 033 with uniform cross-section, the front point 0331 of the slide groove 033 is close to the front end surface 034 of the structural member 03, and the rear point 0332 of the slide groove 033 is close to the rear end surface 035 of the structural member 03; the slide groove 033 divides the guide rail 032 into two parts, the guide rail 0321 and the guide rail 0322, and the guide rail 032 is divided into two parts without affecting the positioning and linear reciprocating motion of the structural member 03; the material of the structural member 03 is plastic or metal, and can be produced by 3D printing, mold injection molding or CNC processing.
[0019] In this example, after the ball head 041 provided on the rotating lever arm 04 protrudes from the outer circle 023 of the guide sleeve 02 and is cocentrically fitted with the slide groove 033 of the structural member 03, the fixing hole 042 provided on the rotating lever arm 04 is connected to the output shaft 011 of the motor 01, and the machine screw 05 is passed through the machine screw hole 043 provided on the rotating lever arm 04 to fix the rotating lever arm 04 and the output shaft 011 of the motor 01; the rotating lever arm 04 is made of plastic or metal and can be produced by 3D printing, mold injection molding or CNC machining.
[0020] In this example, the output shaft 011 of the motor 01, the guide sleeve 02, the structural member 03, and the fixing hole 042 of the rotating arm 04 are coaxial after being assembled; the ball head 041 of the rotating arm 04 is sleeved in the slide groove 033 of the structural member 03, so that the structural member 03 cannot be separated from the guide sleeve 02 and the rotating arm 04. When the output shaft 011 of the motor 01 rotates, the rotating arm 04 is driven to rotate so that the ball head 041 and the adjacent surfaces of the slide groove 033 of the structural member 03 generate a force, driving the structural member 03 to reciprocate and telescopic motion in a straight line; Figure 4 Figure 5 As shown, when the ball head 041 of the rotating arm 04 rotates to coincide with the center of the rear point 0332 of the slide groove 033 of the structural member 03, it is the maximum extension of the structural member 03. When the ball head 041 of the rotating arm 04 rotates to coincide with the center of the front point 0331 of the slide groove 033 of the structural member 03, the structural member 03 is completely contracted. The center horizontal distance between the front point 0331 of the slide groove 033 of the structural member 03 and the rear point 0332 is the maximum stroke of the reciprocating telescopic motion. The maximum stroke of the reciprocating telescopic motion of the structural member 03 can be adjusted by moving the rear point 0332 forward or backward. The structural member 03 completes one linear reciprocating telescopic motion every time the rotating arm 04 rotates one circle.
[0021] The advantages of the present invention are: The length of the outer side surface of the motor 01 itself is used as the telescopic length space to realize the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of the structural member 03, thereby minimizing the design length of the entire product.
[0022] The above disclosure is only an optimal specific embodiment of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and any changes that can be conceived by those skilled in the art should fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Claims
1. A design method for linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member, the method comprising a motor (01), a guide sleeve (02), a structural member (03), a rotating force arm (04) and a screw (05); characterized in that: The motor (01) is installed and fixed in the guide sleeve (02), the guide sleeve (02) is inserted into the structural component (03), and the rotating force arm (04) is sleeved into the structural component (03) and connected to the output shaft (011) of the motor (01).
2. A design method for linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member according to claim 1, characterized in that: The output shaft (011) of the motor (01) protrudes and is exposed outside the top (024) of the guide sleeve (02).
3. The design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member according to claim 1, characterized in that: The outer cylindrical surface (023) of the guide sleeve (02) is provided with a concave spherical linear guide groove (021) and a convex spherical linear guide rail (022) facing each other.
4. The design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inner cylindrical surface (036) of the structural member (03) is provided with a convex spherical linear guide rail (032) and a concave spherical linear guide groove (031) facing each other. The guide rail (032) of the structural member (03) is sleeved and connected with the guide groove (021) of the guide sleeve (02), and the guide groove (031) of the structural member (03) is sleeved and connected with the guide rail (022) of the guide sleeve (02).
5. The design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member according to claim 1, characterized in that: The inner cylindrical surface (036) of the structural member (03) is provided with a roller coaster track-shaped concave spherical annular closed slide groove (033) with a uniform cross section, the front point (0331) of the slide groove (033) is close to the front end surface (034) of the structural member, and the rear point (0332) of the slide groove (033) is close to the rear end surface (035) of the structural member, and the slide groove (033) divides the guide rail (032) into two parts, a guide rail (0321) and a guide rail (0322).
6. The design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotating force arm (04) is provided with a ball head (041), and the ball head (041) protrudes from the outer circle (023) of the guide sleeve (02) and is cocentrically sleeved and connected with the sliding groove (033) of the structural member (03).
7. The design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotating force arm (04) is provided with a fixing hole (042), the fixing hole (042) is connected to the output shaft (011) of the motor (01), and the rotating force arm (04) is further provided with a machine thread screw hole (043), and the machine thread screw (05) passes through the screw hole (043) to fix the rotating force arm (04) and the output shaft (011) of the motor (01) in connection.
8. The design method for the linear reciprocating telescopic motion of a motor-driven structural member according to claim 1, characterized in that: The output shaft (011) of the motor (01), the guide sleeve (02), the structural member (03), and the fixing hole (042) of the rotating force arm (04) are coaxial after being assembled.
