Direct-current micromotor
AssigneePortescap
InventorsFrancois Aubert, Marc Heyraud
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Abstract
A direct-current micromotor is disclosed which comprises a rotor bearing a motor winding, the rotor being arranged for rotation between a core part and a mantle part of a stator structure. The core part comprises a permanent magnet and the mantle part is made of magnetically conductive material. The motor winding is fed through a commutator comprising a collector and associated brushes. At least a part of the surfaces of the stator facing the rotor winding are provided with an electrically conductive coating to reduce the height of the voltage peaks occuring during the commutation.
Claims6
Direct-current micromotor comprising a rotor bearing a motor winding, a segmented commutator and brush arrangement for supplying currents to said winding, said rotor being arranged for rotation between a core part and a mantle part of a stator structure, one of the said parts of the stator comprising a permanent magnet and the other part being at least in part made of magnetically conductive material, wherein at least a part of the surfaces of at least one of the core part and the mantle part of the stator structure facing the rotor winding is provided with an electrically conductive layer the thickness of which is more than 10 .mu. m and the specific electrical resistance is less than 0.09 ohm.mm.sup.2.m.sup.-1.
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