Suncall Corporation

Kyoto University

Yuusuke Adachi

Koji Ohata

Tadao Tsuboyama

Noriaki Ichihashi

Yasushi Fujita

A busbar assembly of the present invention includes first and second busbars disposed in parallel in a common plane with a gap therebetween, and an insulating resin layer including a gap filling part and an upper surface laminated part, the upper surface laminated part having a first busbar-side upper surface opening that exposes a predetermined area of the upper surfaces of the first busbar and the gap filling part that straddles a boundary therebetween, and a second busbar-side upper surface opening that exposes a predetermined area of the upper surfaces of the second busbar and the gap filling part that straddles a boundary therebetween, a part of the upper surface laminated part between the first and second busbar-side upper surface openings forming a partitioning wall.

Busbar assembly and method for manufacturing the same

An actuator unit of the present invention includes upper and lower frames respectively connectable to a thigh frame and a lower leg frame, an actuator-side rotational connecting part connecting both frames in a rotatable manner around a pivot axis, a driver producing driving force for rotating the lower frame around the pivot axis, upper and lower connecting bodies respectively connecting the upper frame to the thigh frame and the lower frame to the lower leg frame, and an intermediate connecting body connecting the vicinity of the actuator-side rotational connecting part to the vicinity of a brace-side rotational connecting part, the intermediate connecting body having a ball stud and an accommodation depression respectively provided on one and the other of the knee-ankle-foot orthosis and the actuator unit.

Actuator unit for knee-ankle-foot orthosis

In the present invention, single-phase bus rings have single-phase-side rounded regions that are disposed at intervals on a circle smaller than a neutral-point bus ring and are positioned so that its circumferential edges are displaced in the circumferential direction relative to neutral-point-side connecting regions of the neutral-point bus ring and are positioned in a second axial position that is farther from a stator than a first axial position on which the neutral-point bus ring is partially positioned, and a pair of single-phase-side projections that extend radially outward from the circumferential edges of adjacent single-phase-side rounded regions beyond portions of the neutral-point-side rounded regions positioned in the first axial position, and are connected to each other at distal ends.

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Kyoto, Japan

Yuusuke Adachi