An elastic pressing structure fixes a motor choke coil without adhesive, preventing humidity loosening, vibration noise, and disconnection.
By setting coil pitch apart from magnetic pole pitch, this coreless motor adjusts torque and speed without increasing length or losing coil stiffness.
A radial terminal unit layout integrates a PTC thermistor into the motor power line, simplifying wiring and improving temperature control.
A dual-commutator winding layout lets unpowered rotor coils generate current during off periods while powered coils continue driving the shaft.
Two armatures share one field and use commutators for internal rectification, cutting external rectifiers, complexity, and cost.
An N-pole N-slot magnetic brake stops the rotor quickly while reducing motor vibration, resonance, and noise in roller shutter systems.
An N-pole N-slot magnetic brake stops roller shutter rotors quickly, cutting noise, vibration, and positioning errors while avoiding resonance.
A motor-driven barrel with disc generators delivers continuous AC and DC power without relying on wind conditions or complex storage.
Series-connected submotors widen motor voltage range while reducing heat generation and eliminating heat sinks through switchable winding paths.
An inclined resin end plate maintains seal ring pressure under thermal creep, blocking moisture entry and preserving motor insulation reliability.
Spacing the magnetic ring via a convex support isolates the Hall element from coil current interference, improving position measurement accuracy.
Asymmetrical magnetic fields enable dual speed operation in permanent magnet DC motors, eliminating energy loss from external dissipative elements.
A DC motor armature uses symmetric inner and outer coils to reduce vibration.
Radial nesting of the detector between the stator coil end and bearing reduces axial length while a retainer plate blocks electromagnetic noise.