A harmonic reducer and its input drive structure
A technology of harmonic reducer and transmission structure, applied in the direction of transmission, gear transmission, belt/chain/gear, etc., can solve the problem of the working life of the easily damaged harmonic reducer, the unstable operation of the reducer, and the large bearing assembly stress. and other problems to achieve the effect of eliminating stress in the working process, compact structure and improving stability
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[0043] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, an input transmission structure of a harmonic reducer includes a cam 4 connected to the input shaft, and a flexible spline 9 is provided outside the cam 4; a rigid spline 1 is meshed with the flexible spline 9; There are internal teeth on the wheel 1, and the flex spline 9 and the rigid spline 1 are meshed through the external teeth and the internal teeth; a cage 3 is provided between the flex spline 9 and the cam 4, and a cylindrical roller 2 is installed in the cage 3; the flex spline The inside of 9 and the outside of cam 4 are both protrudingly formed with annular convex circle 19, on which a C-shaped groove 20 matching with cylindrical roller 2 is formed; annular convex circle 19 is on the outer tooth side of flexspline 9.
[0044] The present invention cancels the setting of the bearing by changing the structure of the cam 4 and the flexible spline 9, thereby completely eliminating the assembly stress generated during the ...
Embodiment 2
[0046]The fatigue failure of the harmonic reducer mostly occurs in the flex spline and the bearing, so the meshing degree and mode of the flex spline and the rigid spline have a great influence on the stability and life of the harmonic reducer. In the present invention, the flexible spline is made of PA12 plastic. Because its elasticity is better than the elastic metal used for the original flexible spline, the external teeth on the flexible spline that are opposite to the long axis of the cam can completely mesh with the internal teeth of the rigid spline. Backlash, if attached Figure 5 shown. Among them, the tooth profile curve is composed of R1, R2, R3 three-segment curves and R1', R2', R3' three-segment curves that are symmetrical to it, and the starting or adjacent curves of the curve intersect at P 1 ,P 2 ,P 3 ,P 4 (P' 4 ),P' 3 ,P' 2 ,P' 1 . In Cartesian coordinates, the curve equations of R1, R2, and R3 are shown below. This design method can improve the stab...
Embodiment 3
[0060] The PA 12 used in the flexible wheel of the harmonic reducer of the present invention is an engineering plastic with low specific gravity, high tensile strength, wear resistance, good self-lubrication, excellent impact toughness, and both rigidity and flexibility, rather than metal Material. Its elastic modulus is 1.646GPa, and its shrinkage rate can reach 1% to 2%. Such as figure 1 As shown, the harmonic reducer of the present invention is input into a traditional structure, and the cam 4 of the transmission structure is in the shape of an ellipse, and the contour curve satisfies the equation: r=0.5r B +ωcos(2θ), there is a C-shaped groove on the outer surface of the cam. The flexible spline 9 has an annular convex circle 19 with the same width as the gear teeth inside the tooth cylinder, and the inner surface of the convex circle has a C-shaped groove 20.
[0061] 41 cylindrical rollers 2 are evenly arranged between the C-shaped rolling grooves between the cam 4 an...
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