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US Patent 4355251
Issued Date
October 19, 1982
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Abstract
Several embodiments of tachometers generators for use in controlling the speed of electrical motor driven tools. In each embodiment a toothed rotor (28, 52, 72, 92, 122) is fixed for rotation with the motor armature shaft (23, 53, 73, 93, 124) and a sensor (31, 55, 75, 96, 126) is juxtaposed to the rotor. The sensor is comprised of a core (32, 56, 76, 98, 127) having a first end portion (33, 57, 77, 99, 128) juxtaposed at a first location relative to the rotor and a second end portion (36, 58, 78, 101, 129) that is juxtaposed to the rotor at a second, spaced location. A permanent magnet (37, 59, 79, 102, 131) is interposed between the second end portion and the rotor with one of its poles aligned with a second end portion and the other of its poles aligned with the rotor. A coil (38, 61, 81, 103, 132) is wound around an intermediate portion (34, 62, 82, adjacent 99, adjacent 128) of the core so that a voltage will be generated in the coil by the alternating magnetic flux passing through the core during rotation of the rotor, which voltage is indicative of the speed of the armature shaft. The compact construction facilitates installation in close places and the device provides a strong signal and exhibits a high signal to noise ratio.
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Owner
Black & Decker Inc. (Newark, DE)
Published
October 19, 1982
Application Number
06/160,733
Filed
June 18, 1980
US Classification
310/155   310/168
Int'l Classification
G01P   3/42   (20060101)   G01P   3/488   (20060101)   H02K   7/20   (20060101)   H02K   21/38   (20060101)   H02K   21/00   (20060101)   H02K   7/00   (20060101)  
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Jun 28, 1979 [IT] 23953 A/79
USPTO Field of Search
310/155   310/168   310/152  
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