Embedded conductive device
AssigneeWujiang Tianlong Electronic Machinery Equinpment Co., Ltd.
InventorsJunhua WANG, Jiacheng QIAN, Zhenjie YANG
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AssigneeWujiang Tianlong Electronic Machinery Equinpment Co., Ltd.
InventorsJunhua WANG, Jiacheng QIAN, Zhenjie YANG
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The present disclosure provides an embedded conductive device, belonging to the technical field of conductive devices for motors. the embedded conductive device comprising an annular outer cover, a bundled-brush conductive ring, and a first locking ring, at least two bundled-brush conductive rings are sequentially arranged on the annular outer cover, the first locking ring presses each bundled-brush conductive ring onto the annular outer cover, conductive pads are provided between adjacent bundled-brush conductive rings and between the first locking ring and the bundled-brush conductive ring adjacent to the first locking ring; each bundled-brush conductive ring is fixedly provided with a soft conductive bundled-brush group and/or a hard conductive bundled-brush group that are in interference contact with the motor shaft, and all of the bundled-brush conductive rings cannot simultaneously be provided with only the soft conductive bundled-brush group or the hard conductive bundled-brush group. The embedded conductive device provided by the present disclosure can improve the contact effect with the motor shaft and avoid electro-corrosion of the motor bearing.
An embedded conductive device, wherein the embedded conductive device comprising an annular outer cover, a bundled-brush conductive ring, and a first locking ring, at least two bundled-brush conductive rings are sequentially arranged on the annular outer cover, the first locking ring presses each bundled-brush conductive ring onto the annular outer cover, conductive pads are provided between adjacent bundled-brush conductive rings and between the first locking ring and the bundled-brush conductive ring adjacent to the first locking ring;
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