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US 10,594,196 B2Granted
Dual shaft integrated motor
AssigneeNsk Ltd.
InventorsKazunori Koizumi, Hayao Watanabe
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Abstract
A dual shaft integrated motor includes an inner rotor and an outer rotor that are independently rotatable and rotate in an identical pivotal direction. The inner rotor, an inner stator, an outer stator, and the outer rotor are sequentially arranged from a pivot in a radial direction. The inner stator and the outer stator interpose a non-magnetic body therebetween, the non-magnetic body being provided at a position contiguous with the inner stator and the outer stator along a circumferential direction centering on the pivot.
Claims5
A dual shaft integrated motor comprising:
- an inner rotor and an outer rotor that are independently rotatable and rotate in an identical pivotal direction;
- an inner stator and an outer stator that are provided such that the inner rotor, the inner stator, the outer stator, and the outer rotor are sequentially arranged from a pivot in a radial direction;
- a non-magnetic body that is interposed between the inner stator and the outer stator, and that is provided at a position contiguous with the inner stator and the outer stator along a circumferential direction centering on the pivot;
- a first bearing that is provided such that the inner rotor is rotatable with respect to the inner stator, and that is located at only one end of the dual shaft integrated motor;
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- a second bearing that is provided such that the outer rotor is rotatable with respect to the outer stator, and that is located at only the one end of the dual shaft integrated motor, wherein
- a shaft length in the pivotal direction of each of the inner stator and a magnet provided in the inner rotor is longer than a shaft length in the pivotal direction of each of the outer stator and a magnet provided in the outer rotor, and
- a shaft length in the pivotal direction of the first bearing is shorter than a shaft length in the pivotal direction of the second bearing.
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