Adjustable-speed magnetic induction coupler
A magnetic induction and coupling technology, applied in electrical components, electromechanical devices, electromechanical transmission devices, etc., can solve problems such as reduced efficiency, increased rotor loss, and inconspicuousness, so as to improve the transmitted torque and avoid vibration interference. , to achieve the effect of adjustable speed
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[0027] The overall structure of the present invention is as figure 1 As shown, the device is mainly composed of a driving disc assembly (I), a driven disc assembly (II) and a speed regulating device assembly (III). The driving disc assembly (I) is connected with the driving shaft through a flat key; the driven disc assembly (II) is installed at one end of the driven shaft; the speed regulating device assembly (III) is connected with the driven disc assembly (II).
[0028] Concrete structure of the present invention: drive disc assembly (I) such as figure 1 As shown, it includes a sleeve 1 (2), two drive disc substrates 3, 11 and permanent magnets 4; the permanent magnets 4 are closely arranged and bonded on the end faces of the substrates 3, 11 according to the even-numbered N pole and S pole. The S pole can be a single pole, or multiple ring magnets with the same polarity and size, and the two drive disc bases are connected by screws; the driven disc assembly (II) includes t...
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