US5019735A
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Motor construction for an electric fan
Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1990-08-07
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Granted: 1991-05-28
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Expires: 2010-08-07
Abstract
Abstract A motor has a stator disposed between a casing and a cap. The casing has a ring and four frame members formed together. Four posts are formed on the cap. The stator has an induction coil and a rotor is rotatedly disposed in the center of the stator. A shaft is fixed to the center of the rotor. The casing, the stator and the cap are fixed together by four screws. The cap and the casing are opened so that the motor has an excellent heat dissipation rate.
Inventors
- 👤 Jen J. Lee
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-04 04:42
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02K; H02K9/00; H02K9/02; H02K9/04; H02K9/06; H02K5/00; H02K5/04; H02K5/15; H02K5/16; H02K5/161; H02K5/20; H02K5/207
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
293 words
A motor construction comprising generally a stator disposed between a casing and a cap, said casing including a ring portion and four equally spaced frame members integrally formed together so that said casing has an open structure, a disc portion with a first center hole formed therein being integrally formed in a center and coupling portion of said frame members, a first screw hole being formed in a root portion of each said frame member; said cap having a plurality of ribs formed therein so as to form a mesh grid structure, four equally spaced posts being integrally formed on an annular wall which is substantially concentrically formed in a middle portion of said cap, a second screw hole being formed in a front end of each said post, a second center hole being formed in said cap, a bearing being force-fitted in said second center hole of said cap; induction coil being wound on said stator which has an aperture formed in each of four corner areas thereof, a rotor being rotatedly disposed in a center portion of said stator, a shaft being vertically fixed to a center portion of said rotor; said casing, said stator and said cap being fixed together by four screws which are threaded through said first screw holes of said casing, passed through said apertures of said stator and threaded through said second screw holes of said cap; one end of said shaft extending through said first center hole of said casing, and another end of said shaft which has a fan blade fixed thereto being rotatedly supported by said bearing; and said motor construction has an excellent heat dissipation rate because of said open structure of said casing and said mesh grid structure of said cap.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
293 words
A motor construction comprising generally a stator disposed between a casing and a cap, said casing including a ring portion and four equally spaced frame members integrally formed together so that said casing has an open structure, a disc portion with a first center hole formed therein being integrally formed in a center and coupling portion of said frame members, a first screw hole being formed in a root portion of each said frame member; said cap having a plurality of ribs formed therein so as to form a mesh grid structure, four equally spaced posts being integrally formed on an annular wall which is substantially concentrically formed in a middle portion of said cap, a second screw hole being formed in a front end of each said post, a second center hole being formed in said cap, a bearing being force-fitted in said second center hole of said cap; induction coil being wound on said stator which has an aperture formed in each of four corner areas thereof, a rotor being rotatedly disposed in a center portion of said stator, a shaft being vertically fixed to a center portion of said rotor; said casing, said stator and said cap being fixed together by four screws which are threaded through said first screw holes of said casing, passed through said apertures of said stator and threaded through said second screw holes of said cap; one end of said shaft extending through said first center hole of said casing, and another end of said shaft which has a fan blade fixed thereto being rotatedly supported by said bearing; and said motor construction has an excellent heat dissipation rate because of said open structure of said casing and said mesh grid structure of said cap.
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