Small-sized motor, small-sized vibration motor, and portable information device

1. A small-sized motor, in which there is provided a pair of power terminals external to a motor housing, the power terminals being electrically connected to respective leads from a motor drive circuit assembled inside the motor housing, with electrical power to the motor conducted through a pressure connection between the power terminals and power supply lands on a circuit board, characterized in that there is provided a terminal seat made of insulating resin fitted and fixed to one end of the cylindrical motor housing, a pair of support pins are held by the terminal seat so as to project in a direction approximately parallel to a surface of the circuit board and in a cylinder axial direction of the motor housing from the end surface of the terminal seat, respective leads of the motor drive circuit are provided in a plane direction perpendicular to the cylinder axial direction of the motor housing so as to come out from the terminal seat, and there are provided a pair of torsion coil springs as the power terminals that have central spirals fitting over the axes of the support pins, ends projecting outward from the terminal seat as points of contact with the power supply lands of the circuit board, and opposite ends connected to the respective leads.

2. The small-sized motor as described in claim 1 , characterized by having the torsion coil springs of which the contact point is curved in a U-shape, and the terminal seat on the end of which are check rims that stop the contact points that twist and displace when pressed in contact with the power supply lands.

3. The small-sized motor as described in claim 1 , characterized by having the terminal seat with stop rims that hold the axes for connection to which the respective leads of the motor drive circuit are connected and fixed.

4. The small-sized motor as described in claim 1 , characterized by having the terminal seat with a tab fitted and fixed into a cut-out in the surface of the circuit board.

5. A small-sized vibrating motor including a cylindrical motor housing, a rotor shaft that is bearing-supported inside the motor housing, a magnet and coil assembled oppositely through an air gap on the center line of the rotor shaft, a commutator fixed on the center line of the rotor shaft, brush seats made of insulating resin fitted and fixed at one end of the motor housing, a pair of brushes and respective leads held by the brush seats in rubbing contact with the commutator, a pair of power terminals mounted outside the motor housing, and an eccentric weight mounted on one end of the rotor shaft that projects outside the motor housing, the coil being electrically connected to the commutator, the power terminals being electrically connected to the respective leads of brushes, and the power terminals conducting electricity by means of pressure contact with power supply lands on a circuit board, characterized in that there is provided a terminal seat that also serves as the brush seats, a pair of support pins are held by the terminal seat so as to project in a direction approximately parallel to a surface of the circuit board and in a cylinder axial direction of the motor housing from the end surface of the terminal seat, respective leads are provided in a plane direction perpendicular to the cylinder axial direction of the motor housing so as to come out from the end surface of the terminal seat, and there are provided a pair of torsion coil springs as the power terminals that have central spirals fitting over the axes of the support pins, ends projecting outward from the terminal seat as points of contact with the power supply lands, and opposite ends connected to the respective leads of brushes.

6. A portable information equipment, characterized by being equipped with the small-sized vibrating motor as described in claim 5 .