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US 2002/0164207 A1Published application
Minimum lateral play architecture servo arm
OwnerJerry Bieninventor
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Abstract
A servo-member comprises: a rigid body having first and second opposed planar surfaces; a moderate protruding member formed on the first surface; a first bore through the moderate protruding member, said first bore having a first diameter including a splined portion terminating adjacent an annular seat; a hub in the second surface, said hub forming a second bore, the second bore separated from the first bore by said annular seat, said annular seat having an opening formed to connect the first bore with said second bore.
Claims11
A servo-member comprising:
- a rigid body having first and second opposed planar surfaces;
- a moderate protruding member formed on the first surface;
- a ground zero reference point distal-proximate to said first planar surface;
- a first bore through the moderate protruding member, the first bore having a first diameter including a splined portion terminating adjacent an annular seat;
- a second bore formed in the second surface, the second bore separated from the first bore by the annular seat, the seat having an opening formed to connect the first bore with the second bore;
- wherein the moderate protruding member is formed of a height to allow the servo-member to be as close as possible to the ground zero reference point.
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A servo-member comprising:
- a rigid body having first and second opposed planar surfaces;
- a ground zero reference point distal-proximate to said first planar surface;
- a first bore through the first surface, the first bore having a first diameter including a splined portion terminating adjacent an annular seat;
- a second bore formed in the second surface, the second bore separated from the first bore by the annular seat, the seat having an opening formed to connect the first bore with the second bore;
- wherein the servo-member is positioned as close as possible to the ground zero reference point.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.