Motor and heating dissipating fan including motor having an annular balancing member
View Patent ↗A motor includes a balancing member having a surface, a shaft coupling portion and a magnetically conductive portion. A stator is coupled to the balancing member. A rotor includes a hub, a shaft, and a permanent magnet. The shaft and the permanent magnet are mounted inside the hub. The shaft is rotatably coupled to the shaft coupling portion. The permanent magnet includes a magnetically attracting face aligned with the magnetically conductive portion of the balancing member. The magnetically attracting face and the magnetically conductive portion attract each other to maintain stable rotation of the rotor while providing a simplified structure. The balancing member can be interconnected to a housing, and the hub can include a plurality of blades to form a heat dissipating fan. When the rotor rotates, air currents are drawn by the blades to a heat source for heat dissipating purposes.
1. A motor comprising:
a balancing member including a circuit board and a ring coupled to an outer periphery of the circuit board, with each of the circuit board and the ring having a surface, with the balancing member further including a shaft coupling portion, with the surface of the ring being a plate made of magnetically conductive material;
a stator coupled to the balancing member and electrically connected to the circuit board; and
a rotor including a hub, a shaft, and a permanent magnet, with the shaft and the permanent magnet mounted inside the hub, with the shaft rotatable coupled to the shaft coupling portion, with the permanent magnet including a magnetically attracting face aligned with the ring, with the surface of the circuit board facing the permanent magnet and being coplanar to the surface of the ring facing the permanent magnet.
2. The motor as claimed in claim 1 , with the ring of the balancing member being a magnet or a metal plate.
3. A heat dissipating fan comprising:
a housing including an air inlet and an air outlet;
a balancing member located in the housing and interconnected by a plurality of connecting members to the housing, with the balancing member including a circuit board and a ring coupled to an outer periphery of the circuit board, with each of the circuit board and the ring having a surface, with the balancing member further including a shaft coupling portion, with the surface of the ring being a plate made of magnetically conductive material;
a stator coupled to the balancing member and electrically connected to the circuit board; and
a rotor including a hub, a shaft, and a permanent magnet, with a plurality of blades extending outward from the hub, with the shaft and the permanent magnet mounted inside the hub, with the shaft rotatably coupled to the shaft coupling portion, with the permanent magnet including a magnetically attracting face aligned with the ring, with the surface of the circuit board facing the permanent magnet and coplanar to the surface of the ring facing the permanent magnet.
4. The heat dissipating fan as claimed in claim 3 , with the ring of the balancing member being a magnet or a metal plate.