Abstract: A brushless DC motor and a stator thereof. The stator comprises an upper magnetic pole piece and a lower magnetic pole piece. The upper magnetic pole piece comprises a plurality of upper protruding portions extending toward the lower magnetic pole piece, and the lower magnetic pole piece comprises a plurality of lower protruding portions extending toward the upper magnetic pole piece. The upper protruding portions and the lower protruding portions are substantially spaced apart and alternately arranged. A positioning portion extending from a distal end of each upper protruding portion is located below the magnetic ring of the rotor, to increase the magnetic force therebetween. Alternatively, a positioning portion can be formed between the lower protruding portions of the lower magnetic pole piece and extended to the bottom of the rotor; thus, an axial attraction force can be generated to stabilize the rotor.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a dynamic bearing comprises providing a bearing having a through hole. A photoresist is coated on an inner wall of the through hole. An ultraviolet lamp capable of inserting into the through hole is provided. A mask having patterns of pressure-generating grooves is attached to the surface of the ultraviolet lamp. The ultraviolet lamp is inserted into the through hole to perform an exposure process with the mask. The exposed portions of photoresist are developed to appear portions of the inner wall underneath. The appeared portions of the inner wall are etched to form grooves on the bearing, and finally, the photoresist remaining on the inner wall of the through hole is stripped.

Abstract: A magnetic compensation method for a brushless DC motor. The method of magnetic compensation for the motor provides the magnetic element disposed adjacent to the magnetic sensor to compensate the magnetic sensor for an unnecessary magnetic interference, so that the magnetic sensor provides a regular voltage difference to drive the motor.

Abstract: A motor structure includes a stator, a bearing, a shaft, a magnetic fluid, a first magnetic ring, and a second magnetic ring. The stator has a containing space. The bearing has a axial hole and is disposed in the containing space. The shaft passes through the axial hole of the bearing. There is a gap formed between an inner wall of the axial hole and the shaft. The magnetic fluid is filled in the gap between the bearing and the shaft. The first magnetic ring is sleeved around the shaft. The second magnetic ring is disposed around the outside of the first magnetic ring. One side of the second magnetic ring connects to the stator body. There is a magnetic force between the first magnetic ring and the second magnetic ring.

Abstract: The invention relates to an oil-leak proof bearing system, and the system includes a bearing, an oil-leak proof cover and a rotor shaft. The center portion of the oil-leak proof cover defines a through hole, and the inner wall defining the through hole is provided with at least one first guiding groove thereon extended obliquely downward from the upper edge of the inner side face to force oil dispersed by the rotor shaft to flow back into the bearing system. The bottom surface of the oil-leak proof cover, contacting the bearing, is provided with second guiding grooves extending radially approximately from the center thereof. The capillarity of the second guiding grooves guides the oil dispersed by the rotor shaft to flow radially. The design of the first and second guiding grooves prevents the bearing system from leakage of lubricating oil, and provides a closed oil loop for operation.

Abstract: A stator structure of a motor includes a first magnetic substrate, a second magnetic substrate and a plurality of coil units. An outer profile of the first magnetic substrate has a plurality of first protruding parts, and an outer profile of the second magnetic substrate has a plurality of second protruding parts. The first magnetic substrate and the second magnetic substrate are correspondingly disposed. The coil units disposed between the first magnetic substrate and the second magnetic substrate respectively have a coil wound around a central axis of the coil unit, and at least one magnetically conductive element disposed within the coil.

Abstract: A liquid-cooled heat dissipation module for circularly dissipating heat from a heat source. The liquid-cooled heat dissipation module includes a fan having a base; a pump disposed on the base; a heat sink coupled to the fan and having an opening to receive the pump; and a guide part disposed in the opening of the heat sink, communicated to the pump and having an outer surface, a through hole and a guide passage formed on the outer surface. The pump drives a working fluid in the liquid-cooled heat dissipation module to pass through the through hole, the pump and the guide passage to circularly dissipate heat.

Abstract: A liquid-cooling heat dissipation module. The liquid-cooling heat dissipation module circularly dissipates heat from a heat source. The liquid-cooling heat dissipation module includes a fan, a pump, a heat sink, and a guide member. The pump is attached to the fan and driven by the fan. The heat sink is coupled to the fan, and has an opening for receiving the pump. A guide member is disposed in the opening of the heat sink and communicates with the pump. The guide member has a through hole and a guide passage formed on the surface of the guide member. Power provided by the fan, the working fluid in the liquid-cooling heat dissipation module circulates through the through hole, the pump and the guide passage to dissipate heat.

Abstract: A liquid-cooled heat dissipation module for circularly dissipating heat from a heat source. The liquid-cooled heat dissipation module includes a base, a rotor supported by the base and having a hub, a first magnetic part, and a pump having a second magnetic part and a fixed seat. The fixed seat is coupled to the base and has a space to receive the second magnetic part. When the first magnetic part is rotating along with the rotor, the second magnetic part is driven by a magnetic interaction between the first and second magnetic parts so as to generate a circular flow of the working fluid in the pump.

Abstract: A stator structure of a motor. The stator structure has a base including a main body and a plurality of protrusions extending from the main body. A stator part has a plurality of magnetic-pole portions, wherein each protrusion is positioned in a gap between every two adjacent magnetic-pole portions when the stator part is disposed on the base, and a coil wound around the stator part. The outer circumference of the main body of the base includes a plurality of circular arcs with different radii, so as to provide a function of attaining bias when the motor is driven to start and preventing reduced rotational efficiency of the motor.

Abstract: A brushless DC motor drive apparatus for driving a rotor includes a drive circuit rotating the rotor, a current shutdown and auto-restart circuit coupled to the drive circuit, and a DC voltage comparison circuit coupled to the current shutdown and auto-restart circuit. The current shutdown and auto-restart circuit detects blockage of the rotor via the DC voltage comparison circuit and shuts off the power to the drive circuit accordingly.

Abstract: Motors for fans are provided. The motor includes a stator and a rotor. The stator includes a plurality of magnetic poles. The rotor is coupled to the stator and includes a magnetic structure with a plurality of magnetic poles. Each magnetic pole has an interpolar portion. A uniform gap is formed between the stator and the magnetic structure.

Abstract: A brushless direct current motor. The brushless direct current motor comprises a rotor, a stator, and a driver. The rotor comprises magnetic poles. The stator is enclosed by or enclosing the rotor. The stator comprises salient poles and at least one permanent magnetic element. The salient poles correspond to the magnetic poles, and the permanent magnetic element is disposed on one of the salient poles to facilitate the rotation of the rotor. The driver is coupled to the stator and produces a primary magnetic field on the salient poles. The rotor is rotated by a secondary salient pole induced by the permanent magnetic element and the primary magnetic field alternately.

Abstract: Stator structures are provided. A stator structure includes at least a magnetic conductive layer and at least an auxiliary magnetic polar layer. The magnetic conductive layer comprises a plurality of first poles. The auxiliary magnetic polar layer is disposed above the magnetic conductive layer, below the magnetic conductive layer, or between two magnetic conductive layers. The auxiliary magnetic polar layer comprises at least a second pole and a third pole. The total number of the second and the third poles is equal to that of the first poles. The second pole comprises permanent magnetic material.

Abstract: Motors for fans are provided. The motor includes a stator and a rotor. The stator includes a plurality of magnetic poles. The rotor is coupled to the stator and includes a magnetic structure with a plurality of magnetic poles. Each magnetic pole has an interpolar portion. A uniform gap is formed between the stator and the magnetic structure.

Abstract: A low-abrasion rotating structure includes a stator set, a rotor set, and a rotating shaft. A stator hole is defined at a center of the stator set. A rotor hole is defined at a center of the rotor set. The rotating shaft is disposed in both the stator hole and the rotor hole to connect the stator set and the rotor set, and is rotatable in respect to the stator set and the rotor set.

Abstract: A composite dynamic bearing assembly and manufacturing method thereof. The composite dynamic bearing assembly includes a bearing bracket and a bearing. The bearing bracket comprises an internal space. The bearing, disposed in the internal space of the bearing bracket, includes a plurality of bearing blocks. Each bearing block has a surface and a plurality of grooves. The surfaces of adjacent bearing blocks fit together tightly to fix the bearing blocks. A plurality of grooves thereof can accommodate lubricant on an inner surface of the bearing after the bearing blocks are combined.

Abstract: A stator structure comprising at least one first magnetic conductive plate and at least one second magnetic conductive plate, each magnetic conductive plate having a plurality of radial arms and pole tooth provided on ends of the radial arms, wherein the pole teeth of the first and second magnetic conductive plates have different shapes.

Abstract: A stator structure. A first stator part includes a first engaging portion. A second stator part includes a second engaging portion corresponding to the first engaging portion. The first and second stator parts are of the same material. When the first stator part is assembled with the second stator part, the first engaging portion is engaged with the second engaging portion so as to form the stator structure with a waist post.

Abstract: A motor comprising a stator, a rotor, and a plurality of blades. The stator comprises a stator base with an opening, a first magnetic structure disposed at a bottom of the opening, a magnetic pole disposed on the stator base, and a second magnetic structure disposed at a top of the magnetic pole. The rotor, coupled to the stator, comprises a hub, a shaft, a third magnetic structure disposed at the hub and encircled one en of the shaft and corresponded to the first magnetic structure, and a fourth magnetic structure disposed at the hub without contacting the second magnetic structure. The blades encircle the rotor. The first and third magnetic structures attract the second and the fourth magnetic structures, respectively.