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 method for calibrating a focus level on a light scribe disc includes driving a pick-up head with a predetermined speed in a predetermined direction to calibrate a focus level for a moving stage, detecting light summed signals along the light path of the moving stage, and finding and recording the maximum light summed signal and corresponding position of the pick-up head as the focus level for the moving stage. When a number of the moving stages is greater than a predetermined value, the focus level of the moving stage serves as the optimum focus level of the light scribe disc. When the number of moving stages is fewer, lowering the speed with a stage reduction and change the direction opposite to the predetermined direction, and proceeding to a next moving stage to calibrate the focus level.

Abstract: A focusing control method on a light-scribed disc firstly focuses a base voltage on a label side. Light summed signals are detected and recorded. The biggest light summed signal is determined, and subtracts the light summed signal of each spoke to form an error signal. The error signal is multiplied by a gain to form a gain signal. The base voltage adds the gain signal to form an upper referring voltage, and subtracts the gain signal to form a lower referring voltage. The label side is focused with the upper referring voltage and the lower referring voltage respectively. The light summed signals are detected and recorded, to determine the biggest light summed signal of each spoke. According to the corresponding voltage of the biggest light summed signals, a focusing control curve is approached to determine optimum parameters.

Abstract: A stator structure includes at least one stator part having a single rolled steel sheet to serve as a waist post with a gap. 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 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 rapidly generating a gray-level versus brightness curve of display causes a color display to display a test image that includes a plurality of block images. Each block image has different gray-level value. By using a light detector and a color analyzing device, corresponding brightness values of the gray-level values can be obtained. Therefore, a gray-level versus brightness curve can be generated according to the gray-level values and their corresponding brightness values.

Abstract: A method for rapidly generating the gray-level versus brightness curve of a display includes the step of obtaining a portion of the gray-level values and their corresponding brightness values. These values are then used in a mathematical formula to find variables to obtain the gray-level versus brightness curve.

Abstract: An insertion-type light source device comprises a light source having a filament mounted on a base and a handle extended from the base, and an envelope, which is an integrally molded hollow body composed of at least two concave reflectors, having a light outlet and an opening for inserting the filament of the light source into an interior of the envelope. The light source is replaceable by means of removing the light source from the envelope through the opening. After the light source is completely inserted, the light source is positioned correctly relative to the reflectors of the envelope without calibration. In use, a user can hold the handle of the light source to prevent the whole device from contamination.

Abstract: A light source device with a replaceable filament comprises a light source and an envelope. The light source includes a filament tube enclosing a filament and electrodes. The filament tube further has an electrode cap and a cross electrode formed at each end thereof. The envelope includes at least one concave reflector, a light outlet, a cross electrode seat correspondingly engaged with the cross electrode of the filament tube and a positioning electrode seat for inserting the filament into the envelope and being correspondingly engaged with the electrode cape of the filament tube. The light source is easily replaced by means of inserting the light source into the envelope through the cross electrode seat. After the light source is installed in the envelope, the filament of light source is approximately aligned with the light outlet of the envelope without calibration.

Abstract: A method of obtaining a new color temperature point as applied in a color display device. The color display device has a brightest temperature point when its red, green, and blue components are all in their brightest states. The method of obtaining a new color temperature point uses a mathematical method to find the new point which substantially satisfies the specific color temperature and also causes a minimum loss in brightness.

Abstract: A heat dissipating fan includes a frame, a first rotor having a shaft and a hub, a base disposed in the frame, a second rotor disposed at one side of the first rotor and coupled to the first rotor, and a driving element supported by the base for driving the first and second rotors to rotate. The hubs of the first and second rotors include a plurality of heat dissipating holes formed on the surface thereof. Airflow passes through the plurality of heat dissipating holes to generate a forced convection effect on the driving element.

Abstract: A heat dissipating device includes an outer frame, a first rotor, a base, a second rotor and a driving device. The first rotor comprises a shaft, a first hub and a plurality of first rotor blades disposed around the first hub. The base is disposed in the outer frame. The second rotor comprises a plurality of second rotor blades, coupled to the shaft of the first rotor and disposed next to the first rotor. The driving device is supported by the base for driving the first rotor and the second rotor.

Abstract: A heat dissipation module includes a housing, and a fan including an outer frame, a first rotor, a base, a second rotor and a driving device. The first rotor includes a shaft, a first hub and a plurality of first rotor blades disposed around the first hub. The base is disposed in the outer frame. The second rotor includes a plurality of second rotor blades, and is coupled to the shaft of the first rotor and disposed next to the first rotor. The driving device is supported by the base for driving the first rotor and the second rotor simultaneously.

Abstract: A heat dissipation fan includes a housing, a first rotor, a second rotor, a base and a plurality of static blades. The first rotor has a shaft and a plurality of rotor blades. The second rotor is coupled to the first rotor and has a plurality of rotor blades. The base is disposed in the housing for supporting the first and second rotors. The static blades are disposed between the housing and the base, wherein a rear portion of each static blade extends along an axial line of the heat dissipation fan for improving the working efficiency of the second rotor.

Abstract: A stator structure includes at least one stator part having a single rolled steel sheet to serve as a waist post with a gap. 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 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 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 fan comprises a stator base, a rotor, at least one blade, an upper magnetic pole plate, a lower magnetic pole plate, a coil and a sidewall. The stator base comprises a stator base having a seat and a tubular portion protruding from the seat and having an axial hole. The seat and the tubular portion are integrally formed as a single piece to be a magnetic conductor. The rotor enclosing the tubular portion comprises a shaft disposed in the axial hole. The blades are circumferentially disposed at a periphery of the rotor. The upper magnetic pole plate is disposed near a top of the tubular portion and the lower magnetic pole plate is disposed near a bottom of the tubular portion. The coil is disposed between the upper and lower magnetic pole plates. The sidewall is circumferentially disposed at a periphery of the stator base.

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 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.