Magnetic floating bearing of a fan, which locates rotary shaft by means of distribution of magnetic force
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Aug 31, 2004
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Mar 19, 2003
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A magnetic floating bearing of a fan includes an outer magnetic ring formed with a central axial through hole and an upper and a lower ends of the wall of the through hole having a magnetic strength greater than that of a center of the wall. An inner magnetic ring formed with a central axial fitting hole in which a rotary shaft is snugly fitted. The polarity of an outer circumferential wall of the inner magnetic ring is identical to the polarity of the wall of the through hole of the outer magnetic ring and an upper and a lower ends of the outer circumferential wall of the inner magnetic ring having a magnetic strength less than that of a center of the outer circumferential wall. Therefore, the inner magnetic ring is rotatably restricted and located within the outer magnetic ring without upward or downward detaching therefrom.
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