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US 7,049,807 · App. 10/445,013 · Granted May 23, 2006

Rotation detection device with magnet magnetized after intergration with gear

Assignee: Niles Parts Co., Ltd.
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Patent No.
US 7,049,807
App. No.
10/445,013
Granted
May 23, 2006
Kind
B2
Abstract

A rotation detecting apparatus including a drive gear rotatably supported by a case and capable of rotating cooperatively with an object to be detected, driven gears and rotatably supported by the case and brought in mesh with the drive gear, magnets provided at rotational center portions of the driven gears and having plane portions formed with N poles and S poles, a circuit board arranged at the case and capable of being connected to outside, magnetic reluctance elements attached to the circuit board and opposed to the plane portions of the magnets and an electronic circuit part for convertion output signals of the magnetic reluctance element into rotational angle signals, wherein the magnets of the driven gears are formed with the N poles and the S poles by magnetizing the magnets after having been subjected to insert molding by a resin.

Claims (16)

1. A rotation detecting apparatus comprising:

a drive gear rotatably supported by a case and capable of rotating cooperatively with an object to be detected;

a driven gear rotatably supported by the case and brought in mesh with the drive gear;

a magnet provided at a rotational center portion of the driven gear and formed contiguously with an N pole and an S pole; and

a magnetic reluctance element opposed to a face portion of the magnet and an electronic circuit part for converting an output signal of the magnetic reluctance element into a rotational angle signal:

wherein the magnet is formed with the N pole and the S pole by magnetizing the magnet after having been integrated with the driven gear, wherein the magnet is formed with the N pole and the S pole contiguously at the face portion by magnetizing a magnetic body, and

wherein two end faces of the magnetic body in a rotational center axis direction of the driven gear are formed to be flat and the two end faces of the magnetic body are projected from respective faces of the driven gear in a rotational center axis direction of the driven gear or set to be flush therewith.

2. A rotation detecting apparatus comprising:

a drive gear rotatably supported by a case and capable of rotating cooperatively with an object to be detected;

a driven gear rotatably supported by the case and brought in mesh with the drive gear;

a magnet provided at a rotational center portion of the driven gear and formed contiguously with an N pole and an S pole; and

a magnetic reluctance element opposed to a face portion of the magnet and an electronic circuit part for converting an output signal of the magnetic reluctance element into a rotational angle signal:

wherein the magnet is formed with the N pole and the S pole by magnetizing the magnet after having been integrated with the driven gear, wherein the magnet is formed with the N pole and the S pole contiguously at the face portion, by magnetizing a magnetic body, and

wherein the magnetic body before being magnetized is formed by injection molding of a plastic base and the magnetic body is provided at the rotational center portion of the driven gear by subjecting a resin to insert molding.

3. The rotation detecting apparatus according to claim 2 , wherein two end faces of the magnetic body in a rotational center axis direction of the driven gear are formed to be flat and the two end faces of the magnetic body are projected from respective faces of the driven gear in a rotational center axis direction of the driven gear or set to be flush therewith.

4. A method of making and/or using the rotation detecting apparatus as set forth in any one of claims 1 , 2 and 3 .

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 27, 2003
From: OKUMA, SAKAE; INABE, SHINYA; INOTSUKA, TETSUYA
To: NILES PARTS CO., LTD.
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Priority Claims (1)
JP P2002-153759 · May 28, 2002 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20030222643A1 · Dec 4, 2003