| 摘要 |
A driving mechanism consists of a motion-generating element (1), a holding element (2) and a rotor (3) coupled to motion. During the phase of motion transfer from the motion-generating element to the holding element an electro-clamping magnet is connected, so that there is a force combination between elements that are moved and those that are to be moved. Motion is transferred onto the rotor by the fact that a driving motion force is smaller than a static frictional force between a sliding body, referred to as a 'holding element', and the rotor. If, in comparison with that, sliding bodies aim to slide on the rotor, then the driving force of the motion-generating element must exceed static friction between the holding element and the rotor or the inertia of the rotor.
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