Reciprocating mechanism for driving synchronous belt through forward and reverse rotation of motor

Abstract

A reciprocating mechanism for driving a synchronous belt through forward and reverse rotation of a motor comprises: a mounting bracket, a motor, a grating, a slot-type opposing photoelectric switch, a control board, a Hall switch, a load, and a magnet. The mounting bracket is equipped with a driving wheel and a driven wheel, which driving wheel is connected to the driven wheel through the synchronous belt. A side of the mounting bracket is provided with the motor. An output shaft of the motor is connected to the driving wheel and extends to the other side of the mounting bracket. The other side of the mounting bracket is provided with the control board which is functionally connected to the motor. A lower end of the control board is provided with the slot-type opposing photoelectric switch which mates with the grating mounted on a free end of the output shaft of the motor. A plurality of the Hall switches are uniformly distributed along a length direction on a side face of the control board adjacent to the mounting bracket. The synchronous belt is provided with a load. A side of the load adjacent to the control board is provided with the magnet mating with the Hall switch. The present invention is characterized by a variable stroke, a long stroke, a low noise and smooth motion.

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