Movable body driving apparatus
AssigneeFuji Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroshi Harie, Atsushi Kitabata
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Abstract
A door driving apparatus having a motor, a sleeve formed at a drive end of a rotor of the motor, a pinion integrally fixed to a rotation shaft integrated with a spline shaft detachably fitted to the sleeve, and left and right racks disposed opposite to each other with respect to the pinion and engaged with the pinion so that the left and right racks can move in directions substantially parallel and opposite to each other. When the motor is individually removed from a rack and pinion casing, the pinion is left in the pinion and rack casing while upper and lower sides of the pinion are engaged with the right and left racks, respectively. Accordingly, the relative positions of the left and right racks are unchanged.
Claims9
A movable body driving apparatus comprising:
- a rotation actuator;
- a housing frame of the rotation actuator;
- an output shaft of the rotation actuator supported by a first bearing member and a second bearing member, the output shaft including a rotor, the first bearing member being disposed adjacent a first end of the output shaft, and the second bearing member being disposed adjacent a second end of the output shaft, the first end being opposite the second end, the first bearing member and the second bearing member are disposed within the housing frame;
- a rotation transmission portion positioned at the first end of, and formed integrally with, the output shaft of the rotation actuator, the rotation transmission portion protruding outside the housing frame;
- a rotation transmitter connected to a rotation shaft, wherein the rotation transmitter and the rotation shaft rotate together;
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- at least one linear transmitter engaged with the rotation transmitter;
- the rotation shaft being supported on a first end by a third bearing member, a second end of the rotation shaft being releaseably fitted to the rotation transmission portion;
- wherein, the first bearing member is disposed adjacent to and in contact with a first side of the housing frame, and the second bearing member is disposed adjacent to and in contact with a second side of the housing frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.