Abstract: An embodiment may provide a sensing device comprising: a stator comprising stator teeth; and a rotor comprising magnets, wherein: the stator teeth comprise a first stator tooth and a second stator tooth arranged to overlap the first stator tooth in the radial direction from the center of the stator; the first stator tooth comprises multiple first teeth and multiple third teeth, and the second stator tooth comprises multiple second teeth; one of the multiple first teeth is arranged to overlap one of the multiple second teeth in the radial direction; and the magnets are disposed between the multiple first teeth and the multiple third teeth, respectively.

Abstract: A stator includes a first stator part, a second stator part, and an annular seal member. The annular seal member is provided with a plurality of protrusions extending radially outward. A groove part corresponding to the annular seal member, and a plurality of recessed parts, which correspond to the plurality of protrusions of the annular seal member and which are to be connected to the groove part, are formed in at least one of the first stator part and the second stator part.

Abstract: A stepping motor includes a first plate; a second plate having a side facing the first plate and a reverse side; a stator held by the first plate and the second plate axially; plural band connecting portions equipped in the first plate, disposed at a side surface of the stator, extending toward the second plate and having an engaging portion at an outer side thereof; and a band portion contacting the reverse side of the second plate, extending toward the first plate and having plural arm portions engaging respective engaging portions of the band connecting portion. The band portion is connected to the first plate while holding the second plate and the stator therebetween by engaging the plural arms with the engaging portions, the band portion is elastically deformed, the deformation causes tensile force in which the arm portions pull the band connecting portions toward the band portion.

Abstract: There is provided a bearingless step motor in which a rotating shaft can rotate while rising from a main body by a magnetic force without using a mechanical bearing. The bearingless step motor comprises a stator including stator cores having winding portions and a rotor including a rotating shaft and rotor cores. The rotor rotates by a magnetic interaction between the rotor cores and the stator cores. A first permanent magnet is mounted to the rotor and a second permanent magnet is mounted to the stator. The first permanent magnet and the second permanent magnet are arranged so that a repulsive force is generated between magnetic poles. There is little power consumption for raising the rotating shaft and a complicated system for controlling the rise of the rotating shaft is unnecessary. Thus, the motor can be manufactured with a light and compact structure.

Abstract: A motor may include a rotor provided with a rotation shaft, a stator, a frame fixed to the stator and provided with a bearing part that rotatably supports an output side of the rotation shaft, and an urging member mounted on the bearing part for urging the rotation shaft. The bearing part may include a bearing, formed with a protruded part protruded from a flat plate part of the frame. The urging member may include a bottom face part provided with a spring part for urging the rotation shaft, a pair of side plate parts bent from side edge parts of the bottom face part, and a pair of hook parts bent on inner sides from the pair of the side plate parts to be engaged with the protruded part. The urging member is mounted on the bearing part such that the hook parts are engaged with the protruded part.