Electric motor equipped with inner blocking brake
First Claim
1. Electric motor equipped with a blocking brake and having a magnetic field running at least partially axially, said motor having two flanges lying axially opposite one another to form a stator and to define axial outer boundaries for said motor, axially inwardly projecting stator magnets positioned on each flange along a circle coaxial to a motor shaft, and a rotor in an air space between the opposing stator magnets, the blocking brake being a disc brake biased in the braking condition and including an electromagnet for easing the brake by counteracting the brake action when activated, comprising:
- said blocking brake being installed completely within one axial half of the motor essentially in an annular space circumscribed by the stator magnets of one motor flange;
a flange piece made of a ferromagnetic material mounted to said one motor flange to define a stationary portion of the brake; and
an inner pole ring formed on said flange piece coaxially with said motor shaft and being adapted to rotatably receive the motor shaft, an induction winding of the electromagnet being disposed about said pole ring.
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Abstract
The motor has two motor flanges (1,2) which form the stator with stator magnets projecting axially inward from the inner sides (11,12) of the flanges, the magnets being distributed along a circle coaxial with the motor axis, and a slightly conical rotor (9) in the air space between opposing stator magnets (11,12). On the output side of one motor half, and facing outwardly, is an annular space defined by the stator magnet (11) on the output side of the motor flange (1). A blocking brake (18 to 23) is mounted in a space-saving manner, with the stationary half of the brake (18 to 21) placed in an opening made for it in the outer flange piece (18) in the motor flange (1) and attached to it. The rotating half of the brake (22,23) is attached to the motor shaft (6). In this way, the motor and friction brake form a compact structural unit whose dimensions are not greater than those of an ordinary motor housing.
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1. Electric motor equipped with a blocking brake and having a magnetic field running at least partially axially, said motor having two flanges lying axially opposite one another to form a stator and to define axial outer boundaries for said motor, axially inwardly projecting stator magnets positioned on each flange along a circle coaxial to a motor shaft, and a rotor in an air space between the opposing stator magnets, the blocking brake being a disc brake biased in the braking condition and including an electromagnet for easing the brake by counteracting the brake action when activated, comprising:
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said blocking brake being installed completely within one axial half of the motor essentially in an annular space circumscribed by the stator magnets of one motor flange; a flange piece made of a ferromagnetic material mounted to said one motor flange to define a stationary portion of the brake; and an inner pole ring formed on said flange piece coaxially with said motor shaft and being adapted to rotatably receive the motor shaft, an induction winding of the electromagnet being disposed about said pole ring. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. In an electric motor having a predefined axis of rotation and friction brake, the motor being constructed to have a magnetic field therein oriented at least partially axially, said motor comprising:
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axially spaced, opposed flanges defining axial outer boundaries of a housing for said motor; axially inwardly projecting magnets positioned on at least one of said flanges and about said axis to define a magnetic component of said motor; an electrical component of said motor mounted for rotation about said axis relative to said magnetic component at a position intermediate said flanges; and said friction brake being selectively electrically actuable and being disposed entirely within said motor housing essentially in an annular space circumscribed by the magnets.
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