2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmmm.2006.01.163
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A slim spindle motor for blue ray disc player applications

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“…In FDB motors, the design of the herringbone groove pattern plays a crucial role in smoothing the pressure distribution within the bearing system and therefore has a direct effect upon the load bearing capacity, service life, shock resistance, and noise characteristics of the motor (Saito et al 2000;Asada et al 2001Asada et al , 2005Liu et al 2006). The literature contains various investigations into the correlation between the load capacity of FDB motors and the groove pattern parameters (e.g., the groove width ratio, the groove length ratio, the groove angle, the groove width, the groove depth, etc.)…”
Section: Design Of Fluid Dynamic Bearingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In FDB motors, the design of the herringbone groove pattern plays a crucial role in smoothing the pressure distribution within the bearing system and therefore has a direct effect upon the load bearing capacity, service life, shock resistance, and noise characteristics of the motor (Saito et al 2000;Asada et al 2001Asada et al , 2005Liu et al 2006). The literature contains various investigations into the correlation between the load capacity of FDB motors and the groove pattern parameters (e.g., the groove width ratio, the groove length ratio, the groove angle, the groove width, the groove depth, etc.)…”
Section: Design Of Fluid Dynamic Bearingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the base of this data, the torque constant K t ¼ 55:13 gÁcm/A can be obtained by the finite element method to perform the electromagnetic analysis. 12) The back electromotive force E ¼ 0:565 V of the prototype motor was then measured using a torque meter (Ono Sokki MT-093) when the motor speed was 1000 rpm under the no load condition. The torque constant K t ¼ 55:055 gÁcm/A of the prototype motor can be estimated using the equation E ¼ K t !.…”
Section: Electromagnetic Designmentioning
confidence: 99%