Method of side transmission through unidirectional clutch and the clutch for such purpose
OwnerChun-Hsiung Changinventor
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A method of side transmission through a unidirectional clutch is provided. The method includes the step of providing a side transmission gear at one end of a unidirectional clutch body, so that the side transmission gear forms an integral part of the clutch body to bear a turning moment of an applied force. Either an outside-brake or an inner-driving- joint clutch for implementing side transmission with the above-mentioned method is allowed to direct transmit a force in one fixed direction without the need of being mounted in an additional holder in the tight fit manner. The problem of no-load at constant angle in the conventional ratchet-type clutch is eliminated. Moreover, since the clutch having integral side transmission gear does not require high precision tight-fit with an additional holder, it can be produced at simplified process and reduced cost.
A method of side transmission through a unidirectional clutch, comprising the steps of producing a unidirectional clutch body of a predetermined type, and providing a side transmission gear at a predetermined end of said clutch body, such that said side transmission gear has a predetermined contour and forms an integral part of said clutch body for bearing a turning moment of an applied force, whereby said integral side transmission gear allows said unidirectional clutch to direct implement side transmission and need not be mounted in an additional holder in the tight fit manner.
An outside-brake clutch for side transmission, comprising an outside-brake clutch body, at least one braking element, at least one elastic element in the same number as that of said braking element, and a stop ring;
An inside-brake clutch for side transmission, comprising an inside-brake clutch body, at least one braking element, at least one elastic element in the same number as that of said braking element, and a stop ring;
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