Robert Boschgmbh

Brian Parker

Irfan Bhatti

Peter Kusserow

Abdul-Hafiz Afaneh

Robert J Naman

Adam C Bacile

A motor housing assembly houses a motor having a casing defining an axial length and an output shaft extending from the casing. The assembly includes a housing defining a cavity with an open end for receiving the motor and a partially closed end opposite the open end. The housing has a length larger than the axial length of the casing such that the entire casing of the motor can be received within the cavity. The assembly further includes an end cap configured to substantially close the open end of the housing and retain the motor in the housing, a first isolator member configured to be sandwiched between the casing and the end cap to substantially isolate the motor from both the housing and the end cap, and a second isolator member configured to be sandwiched between the casing and the housing to substantially isolate the motor from the housing.

Isolation system for a motor

A motor is disclosed that has the capability of detecting the rotary motion of the motor and to generate electrical signals that are indicative of the speed of operation of the motor. The motor has a magnet that is embedded within the molded resin of the commutator or other parts of an armature and a Hall effect sensor is positioned in close proximity to the rotating magnet to thereby provide an electrical signal that is proportional to the rotating speed of the motor.

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Troy, MI, United States of America

Brian Parker