Spindle motor
Abstract
A spindle motor including a rotor hub which is rotationally driven by a magnetic action of a rotational magnetic field generated when a current is applied to a wire wound around teeth of a stator core and a magnetic field of a magnet provided on a rotor. Herein, the stator core formed by laminating magnetic steel plates is mounted to an outer periphery of a supporting part of a rotation support shaft of the rotor hub, and the supporting part is made of sintered metal containing a ferromagnetic material. This spindle motor can suppress generation of vibration and noise even when it is reduced in size.
Claims
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3 . A spindle motor comprising:
a stator comprising a stator core having teeth; a wire wound around the teeth of the stator core; and a rotor comprising a rotation support shaft, a rotor hubs and a magnet, the rotor capable of being rotationally driven by a magnetic action of a rotational magnetic field created when a current is applied to the wire wherein a support part of the rotation support shaft and the stator core are respectively made of sintered metal containing a ferromagnetic material, and a hydrodynamic bearing comprising an operating fluid between the rotation support shaft and the supporting part, and at least a portion of the supporting part of the rotation support shaft which comes into contact with the operating fluid is pore-sealed.
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7 . The spindle motor according to claim 3 , wherein the ferromagnetic material comprises at least one of iron, nickel, cobalt, and an alloy thereof.
8 . The spindle motor according to claim 3 , wherein the portion of the supporting part of the rotation support shaft is impregnated with a pore-sealing resin.
9 . The spindle motor according to claim 8 , wherein the portion of the supporting part of the rotation support shaft is further plated.
10 . The spindle motor according to claim 3 , comprising a shoulder on a lower part of an outer periphery of the supporting part, and the stator core is mounted on the shoulder of the supporting part.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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