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Document Number
US Patent 5105928
Issued Date
April 21, 1992
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Abstract
A magnetic clutch has a driving-side rotating member for holding one of a magnetic substance member and a hysteresis member and rotating in asynchronization with a rotary shaft; a driven-side rotating member for holding the other of the magnetic substance member and the hysteresis member and rotating in synchronization with the shaft, the driven-side and driving-side rotating members being spaced apart on the shaft; and a device for regulating the rotation of the shaft with sliding friction caused by viscosity. Alternatively, the driving-side rotating member can rotate in synchronization with a rotary shaft, and the driven-side rotating member can rotate in asynchronization with the shaft.
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Published
April 21, 1992
Application Number
07/586,972
Filed
September 24, 1990
US Classification
192/84.93   192/21.5 192/48.2 192/58.4 310/103
Int'l Classification
F16D   35/00   (20060101)   H02K   49/06   (20060101)   H02K   49/00   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Sep 26, 1989 [JP] 1-249553
USPTO Field of Search
192/48.1   192/58B   192/84AA   192/84PM   310/103   310/90   310/92   310/96  
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