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SPEED CONTROL DEVICE FOR SEWING MACHINES
   
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US Patent 3693063
Issued Date
September 19, 1972
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A speed control means for a motor of the commutator type and is particularly intended for such motors as applied to sewing machines. The speed control means is arranged to rotate the brush axis while simultaneously cutting in or cutting out a diode from the motor circuit.
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Owner
Necchi S.p.A. (Pavia,IT)
Published
September 19, 1972
Application Number
05/131,606
Filed
April 6, 1971
US Classification
388/835   388/836
Int'l Classification
H02P   25/02   (20060101)   H02P   25/10   (20060101)   H02K   23/66   (20060101)   H02P   7/295   (20060101)   H02P   7/18   (20060101)  
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Apr 23, 1970 [IT] 42906 A/70
USPTO Field of Search
318/337   318/360   318/361   318/491   240/214  
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