Brushless motor having housing enabling alignment of stator and sensor
AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.
InventorsMichael Jeffrey Agnes, Garrett Patrick McCormick, Richard Thomas Walter, Christopher Ryan Yahnker
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AssigneeBlack & Decker Inc.
InventorsMichael Jeffrey Agnes, Garrett Patrick McCormick, Richard Thomas Walter, Christopher Ryan Yahnker
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An electronically commutated brushless motor including a housing for accurately angularly aligning a position sensor relative to a position of a stator. The housing includes an integrally formed bridge for precisely situating the position sensor within the bridge, and a plurality of integrally formed locating ribs formed on an internal surface of a circumferential wall portion of the housing for precisely angularly situating the stator within the housing. Since the locating ribs and the bridge are all integrally formed on the housing, this eliminates the possibility of angular misalignment of the position sensor relative the stator during assembly of the motor.
An electronically commutated brushless motor comprising:
A method for accurately aligning a position sensor of an electronically commutated motor relative to a position of a stator of the motor, the method comprising:
An electronically commutated brushless motor comprising:
A housing for a brushless motor which enables a stator and at least one rotor position sensing component to be readily accurately aligned relative to each other during assembly, said housing comprising:
A method for assembling a brushless motor, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.