Detailed Description
The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
In addition, if a detailed description of the known art is not necessary to show the features of the present invention, it is omitted. It should be noted that the terms "front," "back," "left," "right," "upper" and "lower" used in the following description refer to directions in the drawings, and the terms "inner" and "outer" refer to directions toward and away from, respectively, the geometric center of a particular component.
As shown in fig. 1 to 12, a toner cartridge transmission structure includes a transmission member 1, a transmission shaft 2, and a printer driving head 3 and a toner cartridge gear 4 coupled to each other.
The printer driving head 3 or the transmission part 1 is the printer driving head 3 or the transmission part 1 which can axially extend and retract, so that when the transmission part 1 transversely horizontally pushes and is in translational butt joint with or separated from the driving head 3, one of the printer driving head 3 and the transmission part 1 is forced to move axially and then moves reversely to complete butt joint or separation.
In the present application, an axially retractable printer driving head 3 is a conventional art, as shown in fig. 12, a printer driving gear set is disposed on an outer side of a printer side wall 320, a driving gear is driven by an electric driving gear to engage with a driven gear 311, the driven gear 311 is provided with a central hole 311a and penetrates through the printer side wall 320, the driving head 3 penetrates through the central hole 311a, ends of a driving shaft 31 and a driving arm 32 are located on an inner side of the printer side wall 320, an elliptical hole 313 is formed at an outer end of the driving head 3, and a pin shaft 314 is radially installed in the elliptical hole 313 and fixed in the driven gear 311; the rear part of the driving head 3 is provided with a shoulder, a compression spring 315 is sleeved outside the shoulder at the rear part of the driving head 3, and the other end of the spring 315 is pressed against a side cover plate 321 of the printer, so that the driving head 3 keeps a forward extending trend in an initial state. How to realize the axial extension and contraction of the printer driving head 3 is not a limitation to the protection scope of the present application.
When the existing printer generally adopts the printer driving head 3 which can not stretch, the carbon powder box transmission structure adopts the transmission part 1 which can axially stretch.
The head of the printer driving head is in a spherical crown shape and comprises a driving shaft 31 and a driving arm 32, the front end part of the transmission part 1 is provided with a pair of engaging claws 11 and a claw base 12 which are used for engaging with the driving arm 32 on the printer driving head 3, and the transmission shaft 2 is radially arranged at the tail end part of the transmission part 1, is embedded in the toner cartridge gear 4 and is used for driving the toner cartridge gear 4 to rotate; the diameter of the driving shaft 31 is d1, the diameter of the driving arm 32 is d2, the total length of the driving arm 32 is a, and the vertical height from the top end point of the driving shaft 31 to the lower edge of the driving arm 32 is h; the claw base 12 is in a circular truncated cone shape, an inverted circular truncated cone-shaped concave part is arranged at the center of the upper side of the circular truncated cone, the outer side surface of the claw base 12 and the inner side surface of the concave part respectively form an outer slide guiding inclined surface 121 and an inner slide guiding inclined surface 122, the upward extending vertical height of the engagement claw 11 from the top point of the outer slide guiding inclined surface 121 is H2, and the opening width of the top part of each engagement claw 11 is L; the following dimensional constraints are satisfied between the transmission member 1 and the printer driving head 3: h2 < (H + d 2/2); l > (a + d 1)/2.
The working principle of the product of the invention is as follows:
during the engagement, the head of the driving shaft 31 rises to the top along the outer sliding guiding slope 121, H2 < (H + d2/2) is restricted, and the top end of the engaging claw 11 is under the axial center of the driving arm 32 arranged in the radial direction. When the driving member 1 slides downwards along the inner sliding guiding slope 122, if the engaging claw 11 contacts the driving arm 32, the top end of the engaging claw 11 contacts the lower surface of the driving arm 32, and in the mutual pressing process of the engaging claw 11 and the driving arm 32, a component force along the axial direction inevitably pushes the driving arm 32 and the engaging claw 11 to separate, and the driving member 1 is deflected by the radial component force, so that the phenomenon that the driving member 1 and the driving head 3 of the printer are jammed due to contact interference is avoided.
At the end of the engagement stroke, the head of the driving shaft 31 slides down along the inner guiding and sliding slope 122 into the concave portion, and the two ends of the driving arm 32 are engaged and driven with the locking positions on the two engaging claws 11. At this time, the clearance between the drive shaft 31 and the two engaging claws 11 is (L-d 1)/2.
During the disengagement process, the head of the driving shaft 31 is lifted to the top along the inner guiding and sliding slope 122 and then lowered along the outer guiding and sliding slope 121 until the disengagement is completed by an external force perpendicular to the axial direction of the driving member 1.
In the disengaging process, if the driving shaft 31 contacts the inner side of one of the engaging claws 11 and the two ends of the driving arm 32 cannot be simultaneously disengaged from the two engaging claws 11, the driving arm 32 is caused to contact and interfere with the two engaging claws 11 and to be locked.
In order to avoid the interference and jamming phenomena of the driving arm 32 and the two engaging claws 11 in the disengaging process, the product of the invention fully utilizes the clearance between the driving shaft 31 and the two engaging claws 11 through size design, and the driving shaft 31 is disengaged from the other engaging claw 11 in the process that the clearance between the driving shaft 31 and one of the engaging claws 11 is gradually reduced, so that the jamming phenomena caused by the contact of the two ends of the driving arm 32 and the two engaging claws 11 and the contact of the driving shaft 31 and the inner side of one of the engaging claws 11 are avoided. When the drive shaft 31 ascends along the inner slide guiding surface 122, the gap between the drive shaft 31 and one of the engagement claws 11 is gradually reduced, and at this time, the end of the drive arm 32 contacting the other engagement claw 11 is inevitably disengaged. The contact width of any end of the driving arm 32 with one engaging claw 11 is (a-L)/2, the gap between the driving shaft 31 and the two engaging claws 11 in the engaged state is (L-d1)/2, and by restricting the dimension (a-L)/2 < (L-d1)/2, the contact end of the driving arm 32 with the other engaging claw 11 is ensured to complete disengagement in the process of gradually reducing the gap to zero, namely: l > (a + d 1)/2.
The vertical height of the outer sliding guide inclined plane 121 of the transmission piece 1 is H1, and the vertical height of the inner sliding guide inclined plane 122 is H3; the vertical height H1 of the outer lead-in ramp 121 is greater than one-half of the radius d2 of the driving arm 32 of the printer driver head, i.e.: h1> d2/2, so that the head of the drive shaft 31 rises to the top along the outer slide guiding slope 121 by at least d 2/2. When the driving arm 32 on the driving shaft 31 is located below and close to the top ends of the two engaging claws 11 in the initial state, the driving shaft 31 and the driving arm 32 are lifted upwards by at least d2/2 height by the outer guide sliding inclined surface 121, which is convenient for assembling and using in the printer.
The vertical height H3 of the inner lead ramp 122 is greater than one-half the radius of the actuator arm 32 of the printer actuator head, i.e.: h3 & gt d2/2, the driving shaft 31 and the driving arm 32 slide downwards at least d2/2 height together through the inner guide sliding slope 122, under the meshing state, H3+ H2 & gt H + d2 enables the axis of the driving arm 32 on the driving shaft 31 to be located below the top ends of the two meshing claws 11 and to be meshed with the clamping positions of the meshing claws 11, and the driving arm 32 rotates and is meshed with the clamping positions on the meshing claws 11 to form an interference clamping state, so that the printer is convenient to assemble and use.
H3 ═ H1 is preferred.
The radial inner and outer sides of the rotating axial cross section of the engaging claw 11 of the transmission member are sharp corners, the outer sides form outer guide sliding surfaces 111, and the inner sides form inner guide sliding surfaces 112.
Inside the engaging claw of the driving member, the top end of the circular truncated cone of the claw base is provided with a step-shaped sliding guide surface 15 formed by a horizontal plane and an inclined plane. The inclined surface is an arc surface protruding from the inner slide guiding inclined surface.
A non-cylindrical guide section 13 for adjusting the rotation stop position of the engaging claw 11 is further provided on the lower side of the claw base.
First embodiment of the transmission structure: the printer driving head 3 is a printer driving head 3 which can axially extend and retract.
Second embodiment of the transmission structure: transmission piece 1 is the flexible driving medium 1 of ability axial, and transmission piece 1 can 360 rotatory suits on cartridge gear 4, still is equipped with spring 5 in the terminal outside of transmission piece 1, lets transmission piece 1 keep the trend that the axial moved outward.
The transmission piece 1 and the transmission shaft 2 are of an integrally formed structure.
As shown in fig. 1 to 11, the transmission member of this patent is divided into two structural embodiments according to the structure of the head of the printer driving head 3:
embodiment one of the transmission member:
for the printer driving head 3a with a spherical crown-shaped head, the structure of the transmission part is as follows:
as shown in fig. 1, a transmission member of a toner cartridge includes a transmission member 1 and a printer driving head 3a coupled to the transmission member.
The head of the printer driver head 3a is in the shape of a spherical crown: the drive shaft 31 and the drive arm 32 are included, and specifically, the drive shaft 31 is configured as a full circle cylinder, and the head of the drive shaft below the drive arm is in a spherical cap shape. The diameter of the driving shaft 31 is d1, the diameter (or height) of the driving arm 32 is d2, the total length of the driving arm 32 is a, and the vertical height from the top end point of the driving shaft 31 to the lower edge of the driving arm 32 is h.
The front end part of the transmission part 1 is provided with a pair of symmetrically distributed engaging claws 11 and claw bases 12 for engaging a printer driving head, and the tail end part of the transmission part 1 is provided with a mounting hole 14 of the transmission shaft 2; the transmission shaft 2 is radially connected with the transmission piece 1 to form a cross structure.
The outer contour of the claw base 12 of the transmission member is in a circular truncated cone shape, a hollow inverted circular truncated cone-shaped concave portion is arranged inside the upper side of the circular truncated cone, the circular truncated cone shape of the claw base 12 and the side surface of the concave portion respectively form an outer sliding guide inclined surface 121 and an inner sliding guide inclined surface 122, the vertical height value H1 of the outer sliding guide inclined surface 121 and the vertical height value H3 of the inner sliding guide inclined surface 122 are both larger than or equal to the radius d2/2 of the driving arm 32 of the printer driving head, and in the embodiment of the invention, the preferred value is H3-H1.
The radially inner and outer sides of the cross section of the engaging claw 11 are sharp corners as viewed in the axial direction of the rotation center axis of the transmission member 1, and the engaging claw 11 having such a shape of the inner and outer sharp corners constitutes 4 inner and outer guide sliding surfaces, 2 outer guide sliding surfaces 111 on the left and right sides of the outer edge angle thereof, and 2 inner guide sliding surfaces 112 on the left and right sides of the inner edge angle thereof. With the structure, the abutting area of the transmission member 1 and the driving shaft 31 is reduced, the transmission member 1 and the driving shaft 31 can rotate relatively, and the sliding guide surface can deflect in a staggered manner when abutting against the driving shaft 31 of the printer, so that the engagement claw 11 and the driving shaft 31 can be prevented from being mutually abutted.
The inner edges of the engaging claws 11 are formed in an outwardly flared shape, which facilitates the relative axial sliding movement of the driving member 1 and the printer drive shaft 31. The width of the top opening of the two engaging claws is L. The extended vertical height of the engagement claw 11 from the apex of the leading slide slope 121 is H2.
The transmission element 1 has, in addition to the technical features of the above-described external configuration (as shown in fig. 1), the following dimensional constraints, as shown in fig. 3:
a printer driving head 3, the diameter of the driving shaft 31 of which is d1, the diameter of the driving arm 32 of which is d2, the total length of the rotating arm 32 is a, and the vertical height from the top end point of the driving shaft 31 to the lower edge of the driving arm 32 is h; the vertical height of the outer sliding guide slope 121 of the transmission member 1 is H1, and the vertical height of the inner sliding guide slope 122 is H3; the extending vertical height of the engaging claw 11 from the top of the sliding guide inclined plane 121 is H2, and the width of the top opening of the two engaging claws is L; the transmission member of present case satisfies following size constraint:
the vertical height H1 of the outer leading slide 121 is greater than the radius d2/2 of the driving arm 32 of the printer driving head, namely: h1> d 2/2.
The vertical height H3 of the inner lead slide 122 is greater than the radius d2/2 of the driving arm 32 of the printer driving head, i.e.: h3> d 2/2.
The vertical height value H2 of the engagement claw 11 is smaller than the sum of the vertical distance H from the top end point of the drive shaft 31 of the printer drive head to the lower edge of the drive arm 32 and the radius d2/2 of the rotating arm 32, namely: h2 < (H + d 2/2).
The width L of the top opening of the two engaging claws is larger than half of the sum of the total length a of the drive arm 32 and the diameter d1 of the drive shaft 31, that is: l > (a + d 1)/2.
And (3) an engagement process:
when the toner cartridge is loaded into the printer, as shown in fig. 4a-1, when the driving member 1 horizontally pushes and horizontally abuts against the driving head 3, the spherical crown part of the driving head of the printer contacts with the outer sliding guiding inclined surface 121 of the driving member, under the action of the external installation force, the driving head 3 slides back to the driving member 1 and slides from the lower position of the outer sliding guiding inclined surface 121 to the upper position, and because H2 < (H + d2/2), that is, when the driving head 3 is located at the highest position of the outer sliding guiding inclined surface 121, as shown in fig. 4a-2, the top end surface of the engaging claw 11 is located below the driving arm 32, so that mutual abutting interference is not formed; when the spherical crown of the driving head passes over the highest position of the sliding guide slope, the driving head 3 slides back along the inner sliding guide slope 122 and enters the concave part of the claw base 12, as shown in fig. 4a-3, the engaging claw 11 and the driving arm 32 are at the same horizontal position to be engaged, and the driving head enters an engaging state after rotating. Even if the tip end surface of the engagement claw 11 interferes with the lower edge of the driving arm 32 when the driver head 3 slides back into the concave portion of the claw base 12, the driving arm 32 and the engagement claw 11 are dislocated by itself and slide back into the concave portion of the claw base 12 after the driver head 3 rotates.
When the toner cartridge is loaded into the printer, as shown in fig. 4b-1, when the transmission member 1 is horizontally pushed longitudinally to be in translation butt joint with the driving head 3; the outer corner edge of the engaging claw 11 is contacted with the driving head 3 of the driving head of the printer in a butting way, and the butting contact area is very small, so that the driving member 1 is deviated to the left or the right, the outer guide sliding surface 111 of the engaging claw 11 is collided with the driving shaft 31 after the deviation and further slides to generate relative rotation, and when the driving member 1 rotates to be not interfered by the butting contact of the engaging claw 11, the flat push butting situation as shown in fig. 4a is achieved, namely, as shown in fig. 4b-3 and fig. 4 b-4.
Disengaging the engagement process:
when the toner cartridge is taken out, as shown in fig. 4c-1, when the driving member 1 and the driving head 3 are engaged in the horizontal direction, under the action of external pulling force, the driving head 3 and the driving member 1 slide in the opposite direction and slide from the lower position of the inner guiding inclined plane 122 to the upper position, and because H3 is greater than d2/2 and H2 is less than (H + d2/2), that is, when the driving head 3 is located at the highest position of the guiding inclined plane 122, as shown in fig. 4c-2, the top end surface of the engaging claw 11 is located below the axial center of the driving arm 32, the engaging claw 11 and the driving arm 32 are disengaged without interference, and when the driving head spherical cap passes over the highest position of the guiding inclined plane, the driving head 3 slides back along the outer guiding inclined plane 121, as shown in fig. 4c-3, the driving member 1 and the printer head 3 are completely disengaged, and the toner cartridge can be taken out of the printer smoothly.
When the toner cartridge is taken out, as shown in fig. 4d-1, when the driving member 1 is engaged with the driving head 3 in the longitudinal direction, under the action of an external pulling force, the driving head 3 and the driving member 1 slide in the opposite direction, and slide from the lower position to the upper position of the inner sliding guide slope 122, as shown in fig. 4d-2, because H3> d2/2, H2 < (H + d2/2), and L > (a + d1)/2, that is, when the driving head 3 is located at the highest position of the sliding guide slope 122, the top end surface of the engaging pawl 11 is located below the driving arm 32, the engaging pawl 11 is disengaged from the driving arm 32 in the axial direction, and the engaging pawl 11 is separated from the driving arm 32 in the radial direction, and do not interfere with each other; meanwhile, the inner corner edge of the engaging claw 11 is in interference contact with the top spherical crown portion of the driving shaft 31, and due to the small interference area, the driving member 1 will be deviated to the left or to the right, and the spherical crown portion of the driving shaft 31 will further slide and rotate relative to the inner guiding sliding surface 112 of the engaging claw 11, until the engaging claw 11 and the driving head 3 do not form interference, and then continue to disengage as shown in fig. 4c, that is, as shown in fig. 4d-3 and fig. 4 d-4.
Preferably, in order to compensate for the insufficient deflection angle generated by the engagement claw 11 with the sharp-angled structure, a non-cylindrical guide section 13 for adjusting the rotation-stop direction of the engagement claw 11 is further arranged below the claw base 12, and the guide section 13 on the toner cartridge and the pair of engagement claws 11 above the same always tend to stop at the direction easy for the printer driving head 3 to transversely and horizontally push in through the combined action of the guide section 13 and the torsion spring of the toner cartridge or the guide plate of the printer.
As shown in fig. 6a, the side cover 60 on the toner cartridge is designed with a torsion spring 61, the torsion spring 61 is sleeved on the column head of the side cover 60 on the toner cartridge, the other end of the torsion spring 61 abuts against the guide section 13, and when the shaft of the transmission member 1 is in a non-meshed state, the transmission member 1 rotates around the center under the torsion action of the torsion spring 61, so as to ensure that the guide section 13 on the toner cartridge and the pair of meshing claws 11 thereon always tend to stop at a position where the printer driving head 3 is easy to horizontally push and slide in.
As shown in fig. 6b, the printer 30 is provided with a guide plate 36, when the toner cartridge is installed and removed, the guide section 13 radially touches the guide plate 36 in the printer, the guide plate 36 slides over the pointed portion of the guide section 13, and the transmission member 1 rotates around the center, so as to ensure that the guide section 13 on the toner cartridge and the pair of engaging claws 11 thereon always tend to rest in an orientation that is easy for the printer driving head 3 to slide in by horizontal pushing.
Embodiment two of the transmission member:
for a printer driving head with a flat head, the structure of a transmission part is as follows:
a transmission part of a toner cartridge comprises a transmission part 1 and a printer driving head connected with the transmission part.
As shown in fig. 2B, the head of the printer driver head is flat, and specifically the driving shaft 31 is configured as a small, full-circle cylinder surrounding a non-full-circle large cylinder, and the driving shaft 31 is flat when viewed radially and has a non-circular section 33, shown as a B-direction section. Correspondingly, the engaging claws 11 of the transmission member 1 have the following structure:
as shown in fig. 2a, inside the engaging claw of the transmission member, a stepped slide guide surface 15 formed by a horizontal surface and an inclined surface is provided at the tip end of the circular truncated cone of the claw base. The inclined plane is an arc surface protruding from the inner sliding guiding inclined plane, and in the structure, when the driving shaft 31 climbs to the top horizontal plane through the inclined plane, and the driving shaft 31 has a supporting point capable of axially staying when the driving shaft 31 is at the top horizontal plane, in the process, the gap between the driving shaft 31 and one of the engaging claws 11 is gradually reduced, and one end of the driving arm 32 is separated from the other engaging claw 11, and then a non-cylindrical guide section 13 for adjusting the rotating and stopping position of the engaging claw 11 is arranged below the claw base 12 in a matching manner, and the torsion spring 61 is designed on the side cover 60 on the carbon powder box, so that in the supporting process when the driving shaft 31 stays at the top horizontal plane, the transmission member 1 deflects under the matching of the guide section 13 and the torsion spring 61 and tends to stay at the position where the printer driving head 3 is easy to.
The remaining structures, dimensional constraints, features, etc. are the same as the embodiment of the transmission and will not be repeated.
And (3) an engagement process:
in the non-engaged state of the driving member 1, the engaging pawl 11 is always stopped in an orientation in which it is easy for the printer head 3 to be laterally pushed and slid in, by being subjected to the elastic force of the torsion spring 61.
When the toner cartridge is loaded into the printer, as shown in fig. 5a-1, the transmission member 1 always transversely faces the driving head 3, the top of the printer driving head contacts against the outer sliding guide slope 121 of the transmission member, under the action of the installation external force, the driving head 3 and the transmission member 1 slide backwards, the spring 5 is compressed, meanwhile, the transmission member 1 retracts axially, the transmission member 1 slides from the lower position of the outer sliding guide slope 121 to the upper position, and because H1> d2/2, H2 < (H + d2/2), and L > (a + d1)/2, that is, when the driving head 3 is located at the highest position of the outer sliding guide slope 121, as shown in fig. 5a-2, the top end surface of the engaging claw 11 is located below the driving arm 32, therefore, mutual abutting interference is not formed; when the top end of the driving head passes the highest position of the sliding guiding slope 121, the spring 5 is released, and at the same time, the driving member 1 moves axially outwards, the driving head 3 slides back along the inner sliding guiding slope 122 into the concave portion of the claw base 12, as shown in fig. 5a-3, the engaging claw 11 and the driving arm 32 are at the same horizontal position to be engaged, and the driving head enters an engaged state after rotating.
Disengaging the engagement process:
when the toner cartridge is removed, as shown in figure 5b-1, the driver 1 is in lateral engagement with the drive head 3. The engagement claw 11 is stopped at an orientation in which it is easy for the printer driving head 3 to be laterally pushed flat and slid. Under the action of external pulling force, the driving head 3 and the driving member 1 slide backwards, the spring 5 is compressed, the driving member 1 retracts axially, the driving member 1 slides from the lower position to the upper position of the inner sliding guide inclined plane 122, and because H3> d2/2 and H2 < (H + d2/2), namely when the driving head 3 is located at the highest position of the sliding guide inclined plane 122, as shown in fig. 5b-2, the top end surface of the engaging claw 11 is located below the driving arm 32, and the engaging claw 11 is disengaged from the driving arm 32 without interference. When the top end of the driving head passes the highest position of the sliding guide slope, the spring 5 is released, and simultaneously the driving member 1 moves axially outwards, the driving head 3 slides back along the sliding guide slope 121, as shown in fig. 5b-3, the driving member 1 and the printer head 3 are completely disengaged, and the toner cartridge can be smoothly taken out from the printer.
When the toner cartridge is taken out, as shown in fig. 5c-1, when the driving member 1 is engaged with the driving head 3 in the longitudinal direction, under the action of an external pulling force, the driving head 3 and the driving member 1 slide in the opposite direction, the spring 5 is compressed, and the driving member 1 retracts axially, so that the driving member 1 slides from the lower position of the inner slide guiding slope 122 to the upper position, that is, the top end of the driving shaft 31 falls on the step-shaped slide guiding surface 15. As shown in fig. 5c-2, since H3 is greater than d2/2, H2 < (H + d2/2), and L > (a + d1)/2, the top end surface of the engaging pawl 11 is located below the driving arm 32, the engaging pawl 11 is disengaged from the driving arm 32 in the axial direction, and the engaging pawl 11 is radially separated from the driving arm 32 without interfering with each other; meanwhile, as the transmission member 1 retracts, the transmission shaft 2 passes over the lower top end of the rotation stop block 43 of the gear, so that the transmission member 1 is in a rotation-unimpeded state in which the front rotation is not impeded by the rotation stop block 43 and the rear rotation is not impeded by the driving arm 32. Under the action of the elastic force of the torsion spring 61, the transmission member 1 rotates, so that the engagement claw 11 is always stopped at an orientation in which the printer driving head 3 is easily horizontally pushed and slid; or under the elastic force of the spring 5, the transmission shaft 2 continues to rotate forward along the guiding and sliding inclined plane 432, so that the transmission member 1 rotates to the longitudinal position. The disengagement continues as shown in fig. 5c-3,5 c-4.
According to the difference of the structure of the interior of the printer, the structure characteristics of the driving head and the toner cartridge, and the specific transmission structure combination, the following four embodiments are exemplified in the patent:
embodiment one of the transmission structure:
as shown in fig. 7, a toner cartridge transmission structure includes a transmission member 1 and a transmission shaft 2, and a printer driver head 3 and a toner cartridge gear 4 coupled to each other, and transmits a rotational driving force of the printer driver head 3 to the toner cartridge gear 4.
The transmission member 1 includes an engaging claw 11 and a claw base 12; the printer driving head 3 includes a driving shaft 31 and a driving arm 32.
The outer periphery of the toner cartridge gear 4 is provided with a gear surface, the inside of the toner cartridge gear 4 is provided with a small cylindrical cavity 41 and a large cylindrical cavity 42 from top to bottom, a rotation stopping stop block 43 of the transmission shaft 2 is arranged in the large cylindrical cavity, and the side surface of the large cylindrical cavity section is radially provided with an assembling hole 44 of the transmission shaft 2.
The assembly process of the transmission structure comprises the following steps:
firstly, the end of the transmission member 1 is inserted into the large cylindrical cavity 42 through the small cylindrical cavity 41 of the toner cartridge gear, and then the transmission shaft 2 is radially and fixedly inserted into the mounting hole 14 of the transmission member 1 through the gear assembly hole 44, and the transmission shaft 2 is radially and vertically connected with the transmission member 1 in a cross-shaped structure and is limited inside the large cylindrical cavity 42, so that the transmission member 1 cannot be separated from the gear 4. The tail end of the transmission part 1 just directly abuts against the inner side of an end cover of the toner cartridge below the gear.
The working process of the rotating force transmission is as follows:
as shown in fig. 7, after the printer operates, the driving arm 32 of the printer driving head 3 engages with the engaging claw 11 of the driving member 1, and drives the driving member 1 and the transmission shaft 2 to rotate synchronously, the transmission shaft 2 rotates in the large cylindrical cavity 42 of the toner cartridge gear 4, and when the transmission shaft 2 abuts against the rotation stopping block 43, the transmission shaft 2 drives the toner cartridge gear 4 to rotate synchronously, so that the transmission of the rotating force from the printer to the toner cartridge is realized.
The engagement and disengagement process is not repeated as in the first embodiment of the driving member.
Embodiment two of the transmission structure:
for the toner cartridge corresponding to the printer with the printer driving head 3 having the expansion amount smaller than H1, it is necessary to add a spring 5 on the basis of the first embodiment of the transmission structure.
As shown in fig. 8, the spring 5 is disposed outside the end of the transmission member 1, and one end of the spring abuts against the transmission member 1 and the other end abuts against the toner cartridge gear bottom plate 45, or directly abuts against the end surface of the toner cartridge below the gear and the gear bottom plate 45 can be omitted. The drive member 1 is allowed to maintain its tendency to move axially outwardly.
The height value of the large cylindrical cavity 42 of the toner cartridge gear is larger than the diameter of the transmission shaft 2, so that the back-telescopic amount of the transmission piece 1 and the driving head 3 is larger than H1.
Adjust the flexible of driving medium 1 through spring 5 to compensate the problem that the flexible volume of printer drive head is not enough, also can compensate the manufacturing dimension deviation of driving medium 1, let the meshing more accurate, the rotation is more steady.
The rest of the process is the same as the first embodiment of the transmission structure, and is not repeated.
Embodiment three of the transmission structure:
as shown in FIG. 9, in addition to the second embodiment of the above-mentioned transmission structure, a non-cylindrical guide section 13 for adjusting the rotation stop position of the engaging pawl is added on the lower side of the pawl base of the transmission member 1, and a torsion spring 61 is added on the toner cartridge edge cover.
A rotation stopping block 43 in the toner cartridge gear 4 is arranged at the upper half side of the large cylindrical cavity 42, so that a space for the transmission shaft 2 to freely rotate and pass through is reserved at the lower side of the top end of the rotation stopping block 43; the longitudinal section of the rotation stopping block 43 is triangular, one side of the rotation stopping block is a stop surface 431, the other side of the rotation stopping block is a guide sliding inclined surface 432, and the transmission piece 1 can rotate for 360 degrees.
Under the action of the spring 5, the transmission shaft 2 abuts against the top end face of the large cylindrical cavity 42, and when the transmission piece 1 rotates in the forward direction, the stop face 431 of the triangular rotation stop block 43 abuts against the transmission shaft 2 in a meshing rotation state, so that the gear 4 rotates synchronously along with the transmission piece 1; when the transmission member 1 rotates reversely, the transmission shaft 2 can slide along the sliding guide slope 432 to pass the triangular rotation stop block 43 to realize 360-degree unobstructed rotation. When the transmission member 1 retracts axially, when the transmission shaft 2 axially passes over the top of the triangular rotation-stopping block 43, the transmission shaft 2 is disengaged from abutting engagement, and under the action of the spring 5, the transmission shaft 2 continues to deflect forwards along the sliding guide inclined plane 432 of the triangular rotation-stopping block 43, so that the engagement claw 11 is further fully disengaged from the printer driving head 3.
The torsion spring 61 is fixed to the cartridge edge cover and radially abuts against the guide section edge of the transmission member, so that the guide section 13 on the cartridge and the pair of engaging claws 11 thereon always tend to rest in a position where it is easy for the printer head 3 to slide in by being pushed horizontally.
The rest of the process is the same as the embodiment of the transmission structure, and is not repeated.
Embodiment four of the transmission structure:
as shown in fig. 10, a toner cartridge transmission structure includes a transmission member 1 and a transmission shaft 2, and a printer driving head and a toner cartridge gear 4 coupled together, and further includes a spring 5 assembled at the end of the transmission member and a torsion spring 61 radially abutting against a guide section of the transmission member; the rotational driving force of the printer driver head 3 is transmitted to the cartridge gear 4.
The head of the printer drive head is flat, and specifically the drive shaft 31 is configured as a small full-circle cylinder surrounding a non-full-circle large cylinder, and the drive shaft 31 is flat when viewed radially and has a non-circular arc surface section 33. As shown in fig. 2 b.
A stepped slide guide surface 15 is provided at the tip of the circular truncated cone on the inner side of the engagement claw 11 of the transmission member 1, and this structure has a support point where the drive shaft 31 can axially stay when the tip thereof climbs up to the stepped surface 15. As shown in fig. 2 a.
A non-cylindrical guide section 13 for adjusting the rotation stop position of the engagement claw is further arranged below the claw base of the transmission member 1.
Carbon powder box gear 4, its periphery is equipped with the gear face, it is inside from last to being equipped with a small circle cylinder chamber 41 and a big cylinder chamber 42 and bottom plate 45 down, be equipped with in the carbon powder box gear 4 and end rotatory dog 43, the height less than or equal to H3 of end rotatory dog 43, and establish the first half side in big cylinder chamber 42, end and leave the space that transmission shaft 2 free rotation passes through to end rotatory dog 43 top downside, in this application, can adapt to transmission shaft 2 and come 360 free rotations stopping dog 43 downside's big cylinder chamber 42 inner space.
The longitudinal section of the rotation stop block 43 is triangular, one side of the rotation stop block is a stop surface 431, and the other side is a guide sliding inclined surface 432. And the side surface of the large cylindrical cavity section is radially provided with an assembling hole 44 of the transmission shaft 2. When the transmission member 1 rotates in the forward direction, the stop face 431 of the rotation stop block 43 abuts against the transmission shaft 2 in a meshing rotation state, so that the toner cartridge gear 4 rotates synchronously with the transmission member 1; when the transmission member 1 rotates reversely, the transmission shaft 2 can slide along the sliding guide slope 432 to pass the rotation stop 43 to rotate 360 ° without hindrance, so that the transmission member 1 can rotate 360 °.
Spring 5 sets up in the terminal outside of driving medium 1, and the other end is contradicted bottom plate 45, lets the driving medium keep the trend of axial excursions outward.
When the transmission member 1 is axially retracted by an external force, the transmission shaft 2 axially passes over the top of the rotation stop block 43 to be disengaged from the abutting engagement, and under the action of the spring 5, the transmission shaft 2 continuously slides forwards along the sliding guide inclined surface 432 of the rotation stop block 43, so that the engagement claw 11 is further and completely disengaged from the printer driving head.
The torsion spring 61 is fixed to the toner cartridge edge cover, with one end abutting against the edge cover and the other end radially abutting against the drive member guide section, so that the engagement claw 11 always tends to rest in a position where it is easy for the printer drive head 3 to horizontally push in.
The assembly process of the transmission structure comprises the following steps:
firstly, the tail end of the transmission piece 1 is inserted into the large cylindrical cavity 42 through the small cylindrical cavity 41 of the toner cartridge gear, then the transmission shaft 2 is radially inserted into the mounting hole 14 at the tail end of the transmission piece 1 through the gear assembly hole 44, the transmission shaft 2 is radially and vertically connected with the transmission piece 1 to form a cross structure and is limited in the large cylindrical cavity 42, and the transmission piece 1 cannot be separated from the gear 4. The spring 5 is assembled outside the end of the transmission member 1, and the gear bottom plate 45 is welded. The above assembled components are installed on the toner cartridge, and finally the toner cartridge fixing side cover and the torsion spring 61 are installed.
The engagement and disengagement process is not repeated in the second embodiment of the transmission member.
As shown in fig. 11, the transmission member 1 has a mounting key groove 101 at its end, the transmission shaft 2 is composed of a shaft arm 21 and a hollow cylindrical shaft base 22, and the shaft center of the transmission shaft 2 is provided with a mounting key 201, and the transmission shaft 2 is directly sleeved on the transmission member 1 by the combination of the mounting key 201 and the mounting key groove 101.
In addition, for a person skilled in the art, in any of the above embodiments, the transmission shaft 2 and the transmission member 1 may be configured as an integrated structure, which only needs to slightly change the assembling shape and structure of the gear 4 component assembled with the transmission member 1, and does not need to change the transmission functional shape and structure, which may be regarded as the same technical solution of the present invention; several modifications and refinements can be made without departing from the principle of the invention, and these are also considered as the protection scope of the invention.