Abstract:
A DC electric motor (10) comprises a rotor (30) rotably attached to a stator (20). The rotor (30) comprises an output shaft (31) and a rotor core (33), and a plurality of winding coils (35) wound on the rotor core (33) and electrically connected to a commutator (34) on the output shaft (31). An insulating sleeve (32) is disposed between the output shaft (31) and rotor core (33), forming a capacitor between the output shaft (31) and rotor core (33), thereby reducing the EMI caused by the fluctuating current in the winding coils (35).
Abstract:
An apparatus includes multiple brushes (30, 30B, 30A, 30a, 30b) and a commutator (10) that has multiple commutator plates (12, 12A, 12B, 13B) to contact the multiple brushes for commutation in order to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy or vice versa. A brush may include an EMI suppression mechanism (30, 38A, 38B) to reduce random electromagnetic interferences or a filter circuitry (400B) to reduce the overall level of electromagnetic interferences. An EMI suppression mechanism may include a specially designed brush that leverages dielectric properties or mechanical properties of the brush to reduce electromagnetic interferences. An EMI suppression filter circuitry may include an all-capacitor filter circuitry that does not include beads or chokes.
Abstract:
A rotatory device (1) for energy conversion between electrical energy and mechanical energy includes an end cap (20) to which electric conduction and commutation components (30) are attached. The end cap (20) is electrically insulating and has a flange mating to an electric conductive housing (10) of the rotatory device (1). An unpackaged capacitor (40) is positioned between the housing (10) and the flange (20) without occupying other space inside the housing (10) of rotatory device (1). The unpackaged capacitor (40) is electrically coupled to the electric conduction and commutation component and grounded to the housing (10) of the rotatory device (1).