Brushless motor
AssigneeOrbray Co., Ltd.
InventorKouji OKI
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Abstract
In a brushless motor, a coil cap is formed with a cap-side first positioner in which a coil-side positioner is to be fitted and a cap-side second positioner for positioning Hall elements of a plurality of phases about an axis with respect to the coil cap. A circuit board is formed with a board-side positioner in which the cap-side second positioner is to be fitted. A relative positional relationship about the axis between the cap-side first positioner and the cap-side second positioner is such a positional relationship that the Hall elements of the plurality of phases are positioned at preset positions about the axis relative to stator coils of a plurality of phases.
Claims6
A brushless motor comprising:
- a shaft;
- a rotor magnet coupled to the shaft;
- stator coils of a plurality of phases arranged so as to surround the rotor magnet about an axis and rotating the rotor magnet;
- a coil cover formed in a cylindrical shape housing the rotor magnet therein and holding the stator coils of the plurality of phases on an outer peripheral side;
- a circuit board disposed on one end side of the coil cover and configured to detect rotation of the rotor magnet by Hall elements of a plurality of phases mounted and arranged about the axis;
- and
- a coil cap disposed between a board-side cover edge of the coil cover and the circuit board and holding the circuit board,
- wherein the cover edge is formed with a coil-side positioner for positioning the coil cap about the axis with respect to the stator coils of the plurality of phases,
- the coil cap is formed with a cap-side first positioner in which the coil-side positioner is to be fitted,
- the coil cap is formed with a cap-side second positioner for positioning the Hall elements of the plurality of phases about the axis with respect to the coil cap,
- the circuit board is formed with a board-side positioner in which the cap-side second positioner is to be fitted, and
- a relative positional relationship about the axis between the cap-side first positioner and the cap-side second positioner is such a positional relationship that the Hall elements of the plurality of phases are positioned at preset positions about the axis relative to the stator coils of the plurality of phases.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.