Tsubakimoto Chain Company

Haruyoshi Kitayoshi

Kenzo Yamamoto

Satoshi Takashige

Hideaki Minami

Atsuhiko Tamaki

Hisaichi Irie

The present invention provides a non-contact power supply apparatus which is suitable for three-dimensional running by improving an allowable degree in a relative displacement of a carrier vehicle and a guide rail in the case where the carrier vehicle is running along the guide rail while receiving a drive power. The non-contact power supply apparatus has a pickup portion which is constructed in a manner that a pair of plate portions made of a magnetic material and having an area wider than a bonding area to an opening end are arranged in parallel, and are bonded or formed integrally with opposite surfaces of both opening ends of a pickup core having a C-letter or U-letter shape.

Non-contact power supply apparatus and pickup portion used therein

In a non-contact power supply apparatus which interlinks a magnetic flux generated by an AC current flowing through a primary circuit with a secondary circuit so that an induced power is generated in the secondary circuit, and supplies a constant voltage to a load, the secondary circuit is composed of a plurality of inductors connected in series, and each of a plurality of capacitors is interposed between inductors. The total sum of inductance of the plurality of inductors and the total sum of capacitance of the plurality of capacitors have a resonant relation with respect to an AC current of the primary circuit.

Non-contact power supply system and apparatus and carrying equipment using the system

An electric power detector for a three-phase AC voltage supply which measures the current of one phase and the voltage between the one phase and another phase and computes the phase difference between the voltage and the current, decides the phase rotation direction by comparing the phase difference with a specified angle, and obtains a power factor angle by adding or subtracting 30.degree. to or from the phase difference corresponding to the result of the decision to produce a power factor angle for computing three-phase power.

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Osaka, Japan

Haruyoshi Kitayoshi