Motor
AssigneeMatbuchi Motor Co., LTD.
InventorsYasuhiro YAMAGATA, Isao KUBOTA
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Abstract
A motor includes: a cylindrical housing that houses a rotor; a first member mounted to an opening of the housing; and a second member sandwiching the first member as mounted between the second member and the housing. The housing includes, at an end of the housing that faces the second member, a first locking part that locks a first locked part of the second member. The second member is elastically deformed by the first locking part and locked to the housing accordingly and is configured such that a gap is formed between the second member and the housing when the second member is locked to the housing.
Claims15
A motor comprising:
- a cylindrical housing that houses a rotor;
- a first member mounted to an opening of the housing;
- and
- a second member sandwiching the first member as mounted between the second member and the housing, wherein
- the housing includes, at an end of the housing that faces the second member, a first locking part that locks a first locked part of the second member, and
- the second member is elastically deformed by the first locking part and locked to the housing accordingly and is configured such that a gap is formed between the second member and the housing when the second member is locked to the housing.
A motor comprising:
- a cylindrical housing that houses a rotor;
- a first member mounted to an opening of the housing;
- and
- a second member sandwiching the first member as mounted between the second member and the housing, wherein
- the first member includes a main part in which an outer circumferential surface along an inner circumferential surface of the housing is formed, and a pressed part provided to face the second member and configured such that the outer circumferential surface is expanded when the pressed part is pressed, and
- the second member includes a pressing part that presses the pressed part when the second member sandwiches the first member between the second member and the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.