Magnetic coupling device
AssigneeTonejet Limited
InventorsJohn Lawton Sharp, Ian Philip Butler Ingham, Jeffrey Mark Woods, Simon John Edwards, Andrew John Clippingdale, Jonathan James Michael Halls
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AssigneeTonejet Limited
InventorsJohn Lawton Sharp, Ian Philip Butler Ingham, Jeffrey Mark Woods, Simon John Edwards, Andrew John Clippingdale, Jonathan James Michael Halls
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The present disclosure provides a system for transmitting rotational motion between a driving element and a driven element. The system comprises a driving element that is coupled to a torque input that causes the driving element to rotate about a drive axis. The driving element comprises a first magnetic element. A driven element is configured to rotate about a driven axis. The driven element comprises a second magnetic element. Both the first magnetic element and second magnetic element are susceptible to a magnetic field, and at least one of the first and second magnetic element produces a magnetic field. A magnetic interaction between the first magnetic element and the second magnetic element couples the rotational motion of the driving element and the rotational motion of the driven element. The driving and driven elements are coupled at a predetermined rotational orientation with respect to each other.
A system for transmitting rotational motion between a driving element and a driven element, the system comprising:
A method of operating a system comprising a driving element that is coupled to a torque input that causes the driving element to rotate about a drive axis, the driving element comprising a first magnetic element a driven element that is configured to rotate about a driven axis, the driven element comprising a second magnetic element wherein both the first magnetic element and second magnetic element are susceptible to a magnetic field, and at least one of the first and second magnetic element produces a magnetic field;
A printing system comprising a driving element that is disposed at a stationary location beside a track and a driven element that is configured to carry an object to be printed on and to move along the track, wherein:
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