Driving device of an electric motor
OwnerJian-Sheng Dinginventor
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Abstract
A driving device of an electric motor for generating power is characterized by that: said driving device comprises: multiples support bars arranged at interval, a drive shaft penetrating the support bars, at least four weight wheels penetrated and secured by the drive shaft, a first driving wheel pivotally mated with the drive shaft and driven by the electric motor, and at least a second driving wheel pivotally mated with the drive shaft and used to energize the generator; four weight wheels are arranged at both sides of every support bar in pairs, so that the driving device forms a two driving portions, and the support bar is fitted with a drive bearing penetrated by the drive shaft.
Claims7
A driving device of an electric motor, wherein an input end of a driving device (1) is driven by an electric motor (3), and an output end of the driving device (1) supplies power to a generator (2), which permits the generated electric power to be stored into an electrical storage device (4);
- then, said electrical storage device (4) supplies power to said electric motor (3) and drives the driving device (1);
- it is characterized by that:
- said driving device (1) comprises:
- pluralities of support bars (12) arranged at interval, a drive shaft (13) penetrating a coupling portion of the support bars (12), at least four weight wheels (141, 142, 143, 144) penetrated and secured by the drive shaft (13), a first driving wheel (151) pivotally mated with the drive shaft (13) and driven by the electric motor (3), and at least a second driving wheel (152) pivotally mated with the drive shaft (13) and used to energize the generator (2);
- said weight wheels (141˜144) are arranged at both sides of every support bar (12) in pairs, so that the driving device (1) forms a first driving portion (1a) and a second driving portion (1b), and the support bar (12) is fitted with a drive bearing (122) penetrated by the drive shaft (13).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.