Abstract: An impeller for used in a fluid pump device includes a shaft controlled to revolve in a first direction; an impeller body coupled to the shaft and driven by the revolving shaft to rotate, the impeller body having a top surface, a bottom surface and a circumferential surface; a first set of fluid-guiding members disposed on the top surface of the impeller body for driving a fluid to flow along a centrifugal direction of the revolving shaft; and a second set of fluid-guiding members disposed on the circumferential surface of the impeller body. Each or at least one of the second set of fluid-guiding members has a titling structure for driving the fluid to flow from the top to the bottom of the impeller along a designated path on the circumferential surface.

Abstract: A slim-type fan structure includes a stator (1) and a fan blade (2). The stator includes a circuit board (11) and a plurality of layout circuits (12) disposed to circumference the circuit board (11). The stator (1) includes an axial center (10) at a center portion thereof. The fan blade (2) includes a blade wheel (20), an axial sleeve (21) at a center of the blade wheel (20) and extended axially therefrom, a plurality of blades (22) formed to circumference an outer of the blade wheel (20), and a magnetic unit (23) disposed on the blade wheel (20). Also, the axial sleeve (21) is pivotally attached to the axial center (10). Accordingly, the magnetic unit (23) is formed by a plurality of N and S pole areas (230), (231) arranged alternatively in circular rows and corresponding to the layout circuits (12) along a vertical direction for the slim design.

Abstract: A modular fan blade includes a first fan blade and a second fan blade. The first fan blade includes a hub and plural first vanes, and the hub has an external periphery, and the first vane is combined with the external periphery, and a flange is formed at the external periphery and a retaining space is formed on a surface of the flange; and the second fan blade includes a fan frame and plural second vanes, and the fan frame is installed at the flange of the hub, sheathed on the hub, and installed in the retaining space, so as to achieve the effects of increasing the wind output of the fan effectively and replacing the blades conveniently.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a rotor includes steps of providing a rotor casing and a bearing, wherein the rotor casing has an axial hole; disposing the bearing in the axial hole; and using a laser to weld an inner edge of the axial hole and an outer edge of the bearing, so as to fix the bearing with the axial hole.

Abstract: An axial air-gap motor stator and a fan thereof includes a motor stator. The motor stator includes multiple metal substrates stacked together. Each metal substrate has a port and multiple pole teeth disposed around the port. The two adjacent pole teeth on each metal substrate are disposed with a magnetic pole and the number of the pole teeth of each metal substrate is a natural number twice the number of the magnetic poles of each metal substrate. The magnetic poles of the metal substrates are arranged in a staggered manner. This avoids the problems of interference of magnetic poles and prevents the magnetic field from being affected.

Abstract: A shaftless fan structure having an axial air slit includes: a base, including a bottom plate connected with a fasten post; a rotor set, including a impeller sleeved on the fasten post and a magnetic member, wherein the impeller is formed with a bottom surface oppositely arranged with respect to the bottom plate, and the magnetic member is disposed on the bottom surface; a rolling bearing, fastened between the fasten post and the rotor set; and a stator set, disposed on the bottom plate and including a magnetic inducing portion oppositely arranged with respect to the magnetic member, wherein an axial air slit is formed between the magnetic inducing portion and the magnetic member. Accordingly, an objective of being shaftless is achieved, and the total height can be reduced through altering the arrangement of the magnetic member and the stator set.

Abstract: A fan includes a metal plate (100), multiple cylindrical coils (300), a frame (130) and an impeller (400). Multiple teeth (110) annularly arranged and connected with each other are formed on the metal plate (100). Each cylindrical coil (300) is arranged between adjacent teeth (110), and each end of the cylindrical coil (300) is arranged toward corresponding tooth (110). The frame (130) is arranged on a surface of the metal plate (100) and extended along an edge of the metal plate (100). A flow channel (131) and an air outlet (132) connected to the flow channel (131) are formed by the frame (130). The impeller (400) is arranged in the flow channel (131). A stator structure of the fan is simplified by forming the teeth (11) on the metal plate (100).

Abstract: A shaftless fan includes a fan stator, a vane rotor and a rolling bearing. The rolling bearing is installed between the fan stator and the vane rotor and includes an inner ring, an outer ring, and a plurality of rolling elements rollably installed between the inner and outer rings, and the inner and outer rings of the rolling bearing are rotated in opposite direction with respect to each other, so that the vane rotor can be rotated on the fan stator to connect the fan stator with the vane rotor through the rolling bearing, so as to achieve the shaftless effect.

Abstract: A thinned heat dissipation fan with core reversely installed includes: a base including a bottom plate and a lateral wall formed at the periphery of the bottom plate; a circuit unit disposed on the bottom plate; a core welded in a core welding hole formed on the bottom plate of the base or welded in a core welding hole of a sleeve seat fastened on the base; and a rotor set including a hub, a plurality of blades disposed at the periphery of the hub, a bearing module and a permanent magnet disposed at the inner sides of the plural blades, wherein the hub is formed with a bearing opening, the bearing module is fastened in the bearing opening, and the core is inserted in the bearing module. The above-mentioned welding means is preferably to be a laser welding means.

Abstract: A fan structure includes a base, a circuit board, a coil assembly, a fan blade and a bearing assembly. The circuit board is arranged on the base and includes an electronic component disposed thereon. The coil assembly is arranged on the base and electrically connected to the circuit board; the electronic component is arranged at an area outside of another area directly underneath the coil assembly. The internal of the fan blade includes a magnet; a bearing assembly is provided for the fan blade pivotally attached to the base therewith; the magnet is disposed at an external of the coil assembly. Therefore, the electronic component would not occupy the space in the axial direction of the motor in order to reduce the height of the fan blade without affecting air intake; the electronic component is visible from the outer appearance such that the repair of the circuit is facilitated.

Abstract: A slim-type fan structure includes a stator (1) and a fan blade (2). The stator includes a circuit board (11) and a plurality of layout circuits (12) disposed to circumference the circuit board (11). The stator (1) includes an axial center (10) at a center portion thereof. The fan blade (2) includes a blade wheel (20), an axial sleeve (21) at a center of the blade wheel (20) and extended axially therefrom, a plurality of blades (22) formed to circumference an outer of the blade wheel (20), and a magnetic unit (23) disposed on the blade wheel (20). Also, the axial sleeve (21) is pivotally attached to the axial center (10). Accordingly, the magnetic unit (23) is formed by a plurality of N and S pole areas (230), (231) arranged alternatively in circular rows and corresponding to the layout circuits (12) along a vertical direction for the slim design.