Aupac Co., Ltd.

Aupac Kabushiki Kaisha

Satoru Baba

Makoto Yoshida

Shinya Ashimura

A rotary connector includes a rod-shaped rotating side electrode rotatably supported by an external shell case and a fixed side electrode supported by the external shell case. Rotating side electrode and the fixed side electrode are disposed so that one end parts of the electrodes face each other spaced apart to form a clearance therebetween, the rotary connector further has a cylindrical liquid impregnated member, disposed so as to surround the outer peripheral surface close to the one end part of the fixed side electrode, that covers the clearance formed between the fixed side electrode and the rotating side electrode from outer peripheral sides of the fixed side electrode and the rotating side electrode, and the region formed by one end part of the rotating side electrode, one end part of the fixed side electrode, and the inner peripheral surface of the liquid impregnated member is filled with liquid metal.

Rotary connector

A method for manufacturing commutator for use in rotary electric machines, in which a shaping material prepared from electrically conductive metal powder material or a mixture of the metal powder material and additive powder material such as carbon, molybdenum disulfide, etc. is placed in a shaping mold and subjected to compression-molding into annular or cylindrical shaped electrically conductive body, then an electrically insulative synthetic resin material is coated around, or filled in, the hollow cavity of the annular or hollow cylindrical body, and thereafter this annular or cylindrical body is machined to be divided into a plurality of segments for constituting the commutator.

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Yamato, Japan

Satoru Baba