35 results about "Detent force" patented technology

A rifle scope has a body with a number of optical elements. An adjustment knob is rotated we connected to the body and interacts with at least one of the optical elements to provide an image shift in response to rotation of the knob. A detent mechanism interacts with the knob, and has a number of detent positions. Many of the detent positions have a first detent force, and a selected subset the detent positions have a greater second force. The selected subset of detent positions may correspond to selected major distance intervals.

A door checker for an automobile, includes: a case 1 fixed to a door D; a check plate 6 which movably penetrates the case 1 and is turnably connected to a body B; a pair of upper and lower detent members 16 slidably held in the case 1 to hold the door D at a predetermined opening position in cooperation with a pair of upper and lower detent surfaces 10 of the check plate 6 ; and an elastic member 17 which is made of an elastic material for generating a detent force between the detent member 16 and the detent surface 10 . In this door checker, a drain hole 20 is provided in the check plate 6 in a portion projecting into the door D from the case 1 and at least at a position close to the case 1 as to penetrate the upper and lower detent surfaces 10 when the door is fully closed. Thus, even if rainwater and the like go into the door D and drop onto the upper surface of the check plate 6 , it is drained quickly from the check plate 6 and are prevented from flowing into the case 1.

In a linear motor (1), the detent force is reduced by the height of the iron poles (522) being selected differently in the two outer regions of the coil set, preferably by a gradual reduction of the height of the iron poles (522) towards the ends of the stator (2). In combination with a slight inclination of the magnets, the detent forces are further minimized, with negligible losses of the propulsive force.The exact dimensioning of the iron poles (522) is dependent inter alia on the dimensioning of the coils (51) and other characteristics of the linear motor (1) as a whole, and can be found and optimized by simulations. Here, an optimum is sought between as great a reduction as possible of the detent force amplitude and as high a propulsive force as possible. A linear motor (1) according to the invention has substantially the same manufacturing costs as a conventional linear motor without measures against the detent forces, because no costly active devices are necessary and the production of the stator does not become more complicated. As no additional space is necessary for active or passive devices for detent force reduction, such a linear motor is of more compact construction and therefore has a higher power density.

The invention discloses a method for calibrating an inherent wave power of an iron core type permanent magnet synchronous linear motor. The iron core type permanent magnet synchronous linear motor has two inherent cogging force and detent force, the cogging force is only related to a relative position between a rotor and a stator of a motor, and the detent force is related to the relative position between the rotor and the stator of the motor and a winding current. According to the invention, the method for calibrating the cogging force and the detent force is given through two groups of experiments. In the first group of experiments, a track of the rotor of the motor, which moves from a D1 point to a D2 point along the positive direction of a movement axis, is given, and the uniform motion of the rotor of the motor along the positive direction of the movement axis is completed according to the given track. In the second group of experiments, an external force with constant size along the direction of the movement axis is applied to the rotor of the motor, and the uniform motion of the rotor of the motor along the positive direction of the movement axis is completed according to the track given in the first group of experiments, and acting forces output by a controller in the two groups of experiments are respectively recorded. The method for calibrating the inherent wave power of the iron core type permanent magnet synchronous linear motor is given according to a force balance condition.

A loop-typed pierced earring has a pivotally mounted ear post that spans the gap in the ring and moves in an arc transverse to the plane of the ring from an open position, to permit insertion through the ear lobe, to a locked position with the ear post free end held in a locking detent in the other end of the ring body. Movement of the ear post end into the locking detent forces a slight inward deflection of the resilient end post, after which the end springs into engagement with a locking recess. Attachment of the earring is simple and direct and requires no visual alignment by the wearer.

The invention discloses a moving magnet-type cylindrical linear motor. The moving magnet-type cylindrical linear motor primarily consists of a winding, an iron core, a core shaft, a nonmagnetic guard shaft and the like; and the moving magnet-type cylindrical linear motor secondarily consists of a permanent magnet topology, an end cover, a linear bearing and a shell and is a movable structure, anda kinematic pair is formed by the linear bearing and the primary nonmagnetic guard shaft. The moving magnet-type cylindrical linear motor has the advantages of being capable of obviously improving motor thrust loading, and effectively inhibiting tooth space detent force by the non-uniform permanent magnet topology, primarily adsorbing no machined chips or iron chips and ensuring safe operation ofthe motor.