Delta Electronics, Inc.

Chung-Yuan Tsang

Chien-Ming Lee

Pei-Han Chiu

Sheng-Chieh Su

Wen-Shi Huang

Lee-Long Chen

Chao-Fu Yang

Te-Tsai Chuang

Shih-Ming Huang

Meng-Yu Chen

Chia-Hsuan Chang

Yung-Hao Chiu

Wei-Pang Huang

An impeller for a diagonal fan includes a hub, a cylindrical part, a conical section shell, a plurality of blades and a plurality of extended blades. The cylindrical part is connected to the hub and extends axially from a lower end of the hub. The conical section shell surrounds the hub. The blades are connected to the hub and an inner surface of the conical section shell. The extended blades are disposed on an outer surface of the conical section shell and project from the outer surface of the conical section shell.

Impeller and diagonal fan including the same

Fan blade

An impeller includes a hub and a plurality of blades. The blades are arranged around the hub, and each blade includes a leading edge, a blade tip, a root portion, a trailing edge, a windward side and a leeward side. The windward side including a first turning point and a second turning point, a first vertical height difference is formed from the blade tip to the first turning point, and a second vertical height difference is formed from the first turning point to the second turning point, and the first vertical height difference is greater than the second vertical height difference. The impeller apparently reduces the noise.

Impeller

A fan includes a plurality of blades and a motor. The motor includes a hub and a shaft having an end connected to the hub, a bushing, a bearing, and an oil-sealing structure. The blades are connected with and surrounding around the hub. The bushing is for supporting the other end of the shaft, and the bearing is disposed in the bushing and used to telescope the shaft. The shaft passes through the oil-sealing structure. The oil-sealing structure is telescoped to the shaft to fit tightly and the oil-sealing structure includes a main body and a barricade inwardly extending toward the shaft so that the oil-sealing structure is fixedly connected with the bushing.

Fan and motor thereof

A stator structure of a motor. The stator structure has a base including a main body and a plurality of protrusions extending from the main body. A stator part has a plurality of magnetic-pole portions, wherein each protrusion is positioned in a gap between every two adjacent magnetic-pole portions when the stator part is disposed on the base, and a coil wound around the stator part. The outer circumference of the main body of the base includes a plurality of circular arcs with different radii, so as to provide a function of attaining bias when the motor is driven to start and preventing reduced rotational efficiency of the motor.

Stator structure of motor

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