Abstract: A carbon brush holder is provided, which includes an insulating base, a metal brush frame, and two carbon brushes, wherein the insulating base includes a first base and two second bases correspondingly engaging with two matching portions of the first base respectively; the first base has a first slot having a straight section and two winding sections respectively connected to two ends of the straight section and each of the second bases has a second slot, and a protrusion is formed on a slot wall thereon. The metal brush frame includes a main frame and two branch frames respectively connected to two ends of the main frame, wherein the main frame is embedded in the first slot; the two branch frames are embedded in the two second slots, and are connected to two carbon brushes respectively, to thereby provide an improved contact between the two carbon brushes and a slip ring assembly.

Abstract: A carbon brush holder is provided, which includes an insulating base, a metal brush frame, and two carbon brushes, wherein the insulating base includes a first base and two second bases correspondingly engaging with two matching portions of the first base respectively; the first base has a first slot having a straight section and two winding sections respectively connected to two ends of the straight section and each of the second bases has a second slot, and a protrusion is formed on a slot wall thereon. The metal brush frame includes a main frame and two branch frames respectively connected to two ends of the main frame, wherein the main frame is embedded in the first slot; the two branch frames are embedded in the two second slots, and are connected to two carbon brushes respectively, to thereby provide an improved contact between the two carbon brushes and a slip ring assembly.

Abstract: A brush holder of the present invention is formed by a plurality of brush holder units in serial connection. Each brush holder unit includes an insulating base, a brush frame, and two carbon brushes. The insulating base has a protrusion and a recess on opposite sides. The brush frame has a main body received in the recess and two branches projected from opposite ends of the main body. The carbon brushes are provided on the branches of the brush frame. The protrusion of the brush holder unit is inserted into the recess of another brush holder unit to serially connect the brush holder units as well as to secure the brush frame in the recess. Therefore, the brush holder may be formed by serially connecting the brush holder units in a fast and easy way, and it provides a stable signal transmission.

Abstract: A slip ring includes a spindle and a plurality of insulating rings and conductive rings alternately fitted to the spindle. Each conductive ring is connected with a wire, and the wire extends out of the slip ring through a wire hole of the spindle. The insulating rings engage the spindle so that the insulating rings are unable to rotate relative to the spindle. The conductive rings engage the spindle or the neighboring insulating ring so that conductive rings are unable to rotate relative to the insulating ring. The number and size of the insulating rings and conductive rings are selectable to be fitted to the spindle.

Abstract: A brush holder of the present invention is formed by a plurality of brush holder units in serial connection. Each brush holder unit includes an insulating base, a brush frame, and two carbon brushes. The insulating base has a protrusion and a recess on opposite sides. The brush frame has a main body received in the recess and two branches projected from opposite ends of the main body. The carbon brushes are provided on the branches of the brush frame. The protrusion of the brush holder unit is inserted into the recess of another brush holder unit to serially connect the brush holder units as well as to secure the brush frame in the recess. Therefore, the brush holder may be formed by serially connecting the brush holder units in a fast and easy way, and it provides a stable signal transmission.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a motor rear case, which is mounted on a motor case with a connecting bore. The motor rear case includes a main body and a plurality of protrusions. The main body has an annular plug, on which the protrusions are provided. The annular plug is inserted into the connecting bore and the protrusions make an interference fitness that provides a firm connection between the motor rear cover and the motor case.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a carbon brush assembly of a slip ring, wherein the slip ring further has a conductive ring. The carbon brush assembly includes a base having two tilted rails, and on each of which a carbon brush is movably mounted for reciprocation. Two biasing members are mounted on the base to urge the carbon brushes toward a conductive ring for keeping the carbon brushes in contact with the conductive ring.

Abstract: A combination type slip ring includes a base, a plurality of conductive members, conductive rings, and insulating rings. Each of the conductive members has a slot for connection of the conductive members respectively. Each of the insulating rings has an axial hole at a center thereof, and a plurality of bores and a slot around the axial hole. The conductive rings are fitted to the insulating rings in sequence with the conductive members received in the slots and the insulating rings passing through the corresponding bores of other insulating rings that the conductive members have distal ends thereof out of said insulating ring.

Abstract: A carbon brush holder includes an insulated housing having a through hole with a first section, a second section and a stepped portion between the first and second sections. A carbon brush-holding member is inserted into the first section of the insulated housing and has a first end face, a second end face opposite to the first end face, and an insertion portion adjoined with the second end face. The insertion portion of the carbon brush-holding member extends into the second section of the insulated housing, thereby enabling the second end face of the carbon brush-holding member to be located in the second section of the insulated housing. Thus, the second end face of the carbon brush-holding member can firmly contact a conductive member that is disposed inside the second section of the insulated housing and electrically connected with a carbon brush inserted into the carbon brush-holding member.

Abstract: A collector ring unit includes a base, and a plurality of insulated spacer rings sleeved onto the base respectively and each having a ring body, a plurality of through holes through the ring body, and a notch formed on the ring body. A plurality of conductive slip rings are respectively sleeved onto the ring bodies of the insulated spacer rings and each have a socket. A plurality of conductive trips each have one end inserted into the socket of one conductive slip ring and received in the notch of one insulated spacer ring, and the other end passing through the through holes of the other insulated spacer rings and protruded out of the outermost insulated spacer ring. By means of addition or reduction of the numbers of the spacer rings, slip rings and conductive strips, the dimension of the collector ring unit of the invention can be changed.

Abstract: A carbon brush holder includes an insulating housing, a conductive base fixed to the insulating housing, and an electrical connector connected to the conductive base by a rivet. The conductive base is provided with a slot under a roll portion of the rivet to protect the roll portion from deformation.

Abstract: A combination type slip ring includes a base, a plurality of conductive members, conductive rings, and insulating rings. Each of the conductive members has a slot for connection of the conductive members respectively. Each of the insulating rings has an axial hole at a center thereof, and a plurality of bores and a slot around the axial hole. The conductive rings are fitted to the insulating rings in sequence with the conductive members received in the slots and the insulating rings passing through the corresponding bores of other insulating rings that the conductive members have distal ends thereof out of said insulating ring.

Abstract: A collector ring unit includes a base, and a plurality of insulated spacer rings sleeved onto the base respectively and each having a ring body, a plurality of through holes through the ring body, and a notch formed on the ring body. A plurality of conductive slip rings are respectively sleeved onto the ring bodies of the insulated spacer rings and each have a socket. A plurality of conductive trips each have one end inserted into the socket of one conductive slip ring and received in the notch of one insulated spacer ring, and the other end passing through the through holes of the other insulated spacer rings and protruded out of the outermost insulated spacer ring. By means of addition or reduction of the numbers of the spacer rings, slip rings and conductive strips, the dimension of the collector ring unit of the invention can be changed.

Abstract: An adapter for connection between a rotary driving shaft, for example an output shaft of a motor, and a load device for buffering resistance force fed back from the load device includes a supporting member, a first shaft pivotally mounted in the supporting member and connectable to the load device, a second shaft pivotally mounted in the supporting member, coaxially aligned with the first shaft and connectable to the rotary driving shaft, and a spiral spring having an outer end connected with the first shaft and a center end connected with the second shaft. Thus, the spiral spring can provides a buffering effect to the resistance force fed back from the load device to the rotary driving shaft.

Abstract: A carbon brush holder for use in a motor includes a holder body and a constant force spring rack. The holder body has a carbon brush accommodation hole for accommodating a carbon brush therein and two receiving holes in communication with the carbon brush accommodation hole. The a constant force spring rack has a base panel affixed to an end face of the holder body with screws and two parallel support arms extending from the base panel and inserted into the receiving holes of the holder body for supporting a constant force spring member to keep the constant force spring member in contact with the carbon brush that is accommodated in the carbon brush accommodation hole such that carbon brush can be kept in close contact with a rotor conduction copper ring of a motor.

Abstract: A rear cover of a motor includes a main member and two lateral covers. The main member has a first receiving portion with a first room, a second receiving portion with a second room, a third receiving portion with an axle bore. The first receiving portion has two first carbon brush slots, in each of which a first carbon brush is provided. The third receiving portion has a second carbon brush slot, in which a second carbon brush is provided. The lateral covers are connected to the main member to close outer ends of the first carbon brush slots.

Abstract: A motor carbon brush assembly is composed of an insulated holder, a first electrically conductive member, a resilient member, a second electrically conductive member, a carbon brush, a spring, and a rear cover. The resilient member includes a contact portion elastically deformable under pressure. The first conductive member and the resilient member are mounted respectively to the insulated holder. The second conductive member is held between the contact portion of the resilient member and the first conductive member to enable the first conductive member to be electrically connected with the second conductive member. The spring is connected with the carbon brush and the second conductive member. The second conductive member is held tight between the first conductive member and the resilient member to avoid disengagement from and imperfect contact with the first conductive member.

Abstract: A motor carbon brush assembly is composed of an insulated holder, a first electrically conductive member, a resilient member, a second electrically conductive member, a carbon brush, a spring, and a rear cover. The resilient member includes a contact portion elastically deformable under pressure. The first conductive member and the resilient member are mounted respectively to the insulated holder. The second conductive member is held between the contact portion of the resilient member and the first conductive member to enable the first conductive member to be electrically connected with the second conductive member. The spring is connected with the carbon brush and the second conductive member. The second conductive member is held tight between the first conductive member and the resilient member to avoid disengagement from and imperfect contact with the first conductive member.

Abstract: A back cover for a motor includes a shell body, two carbon brush holders and two covering caps. The shell body has two receiving holes cut through inside and outside walls thereof. The carbon brush holders are respectively mounted in the shell body for holding a respective carbon brush bar in the receiving holes. The two carbon brush holders each have a mounting plate located in one of the receiving holes, and a spring supported on the mounting plate for forcing the carbon brush bar toward an inside of the shell body. The covering caps are respectively mounted on the outside wall of the shell body to cover the receiving holes respectively.

Abstract: A back cover for a motor includes a shell body, two carbon brush holders and two covering caps. The shell body has two receiving holes cut through inside and outside walls thereof. The carbon brush holders are respectively mounted in the shell body for holding a respective carbon brush bar in the receiving holes. The two carbon brush holders each have a mounting plate located in one of the receiving holes, and a spring supported on the mounting plate for forcing the carbon brush bar toward an inside of the shell body. The covering caps are respectively mounted on the outside wall of the shell body to cover the receiving holes respectively.