CN219506240U - Rotor head structure of double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle - Google Patents
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Abstract
The utility model provides a rotor head structure of a double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle, which comprises a slurry clamp, a slurry clamp control arm, a slurry push rod, a middle connecting structure, a middle domain body, a main shaft, a phase rocker arm, a cross disc, a steering gear, a steering shaft, a transverse shaft and a magnet, wherein the slurry clamp is connected with the middle domain body through the transverse shaft; the steering gear adopted by the utility model is connected with the steering engine by adopting the disc, so that the stress area is increased, and the steering gear connected with the steering engine can be better transmitted during steering.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of unmanned aerial vehicles, in particular to a rotor head structure of a double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle.
Background
The rotor is the main lift component of unmanned aerial vehicle, and the rotor comprises rotor head and several paddles, and the rotor head is installed on the rotor shaft, and slim paddle is then installed on the rotor head. The steering engine controls the inclination angle of the blade through the pitch transmission structure, changes the pitch of the blade, and enables the unmanned aerial vehicle to make corresponding actions.
Most unmanned aerial vehicles in the market adopt single rotor or multi-rotor structures, and the difference between the unmanned aerial vehicles is that the double rotor unmanned aerial vehicle is combined in two modes of directional control: the rotating speed of one rotor head and the inclination of the blades are controlled, and when the two rotor heads are turned in the direction pointed by the two rotor heads, the rotating speed of one rotor head is reduced, and the rotating speed of the other rotor head is increased, so that the rotating speed of the other rotor head is finished; when the direction perpendicular to the pointing directions of the two rotor heads is controlled, the steering engine drives the middle domain body to incline, the cross disc is driven to incline by the incline of the middle domain body, and the slurry clamp is inclined according to the required direction by the cross disc through the phase rocker arm and the slurry push rod.
When the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle flies, the rotating speed of the rotor head is very fast, the flying direction of the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle is wanted to be changed through the steering engine, the acting force on the steering gear is very large, the existing rotor head is directly connected with the steering engine through the steering shaft, and the connecting part is required to bear all interaction forces in such a connecting mode, so that the steering shaft is worn.
Therefore, we propose a rotor head structure of a dual rotor unmanned aerial vehicle.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the utility model provides a rotor head structure of a double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle, which solves the problem that a steering shaft of the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle needs to bear all acting forces when the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle turns, and reduces abrasion of the steering shaft.
The technical scheme of the utility model is as follows:
the utility model provides a rotor head structure of two rotor unmanned aerial vehicle, includes thick liquid clamp, thick liquid clamp control arm, thick liquid push rod, well connection structure, well domain body, main shaft, phase place rocking arm, cross dish, steering gear, steering spindle, cross axle, thick liquid clamp is connected with well connection structure through the cross axle, thick liquid clamp control arm is fixed in thick liquid clamp lateral wall through the bolt structure, thick liquid push rod one end is articulated with thick liquid clamp control arm, and the other end is articulated with the cross dish, well connection structure is connected with cross dish, well domain body through the main shaft, phase place rocking arm one end is articulated with well connection structure, and the other end is articulated with the cross dish, steering gear disc end connection steering wheel, the other end is articulated with the steering spindle, the steering spindle other end is articulated with well domain body.
Furthermore, the steering shaft and the phase rocker arm are symmetrically designed in an A shape, so that the steering shaft and the phase rocker arm are firmer, are not easy to damage and can bear larger acting force.
Further, the diverter comprises a disc part and a protruding part, wherein the disc part is provided with a plurality of bolt holes for fixing, and a plurality of small holes are further formed around the bolt holes.
Furthermore, the slurry clamp is also provided with a magnet, so that bolts and nuts during installation or detachment can be adsorbed.
Furthermore, the phase rocker arm is connected with the middle connecting structure, the slurry push rod is connected with the cross disc, the phase rocker arm is connected with the cross disc, the steering shaft is connected with the middle domain body, and the steering shaft is connected with the steering gear in a shaft-shaped hinging mode, so that the connection between the components is more firm, and the abrasion between the components is reduced.
Optionally, the magnets are provided with 2-4 magnets, and are uniformly distributed on the side wall of each slurry clamp.
Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the advantages and positive effects that:
1. the steering gear adopted by the utility model is connected with the steering engine by adopting the disc, so that the stress area is increased, and the steering gear connected with the steering engine can be better transmitted during steering.
2. The utility model adopts the A-shaped phase rocker arm and the steering shaft, so that the steering shaft and the phase rocker arm are firmer, are not easy to damage and can bear larger acting force.
3. The utility model adopts the shaft-shaped hinge to ensure that the connection between the parts is more firm, thereby reducing the abrasion between the parts.
4. The utility model is provided with a magnet at the position of the slurry clamp, and the magnet is used for adsorbing bolts and nuts during installation or disassembly.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged partial schematic view of the present utility model;
fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of the left side view structure of the present utility model.
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1. the device comprises a slurry clamp, a slurry clamp control arm, a slurry push rod, a middle connecting structure, a middle domain body, a main shaft, a phase rocker arm, a cross disc, a steering gear, a steering shaft, a transverse shaft and a magnet.
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In order that the above objects, features and advantages of the utility model will be more clearly understood, a further description of the utility model will be rendered by reference to the appended drawings and examples. It should be noted that, without conflict, the embodiments of the present utility model and features in the embodiments may be combined with each other.
In the following description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present utility model, however, the present utility model may be practiced otherwise than as described herein, and therefore the present utility model is not limited to the specific embodiments of the disclosure that follow.
Embodiments of the present utility model will be described in detail below with reference to the attached drawings:
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the utility model provides a rotor head structure of a double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle, which comprises a slurry clamp 1, a slurry clamp control arm 2, a slurry push rod 3, a middle connecting structure 4, a middle domain body 5, a main shaft 6, a phase rocker 7, a cross disc 8, a steering gear 9, a steering shaft 10 and a transverse shaft 11, wherein the slurry clamp 1 is connected with the middle connecting structure 4 through the transverse shaft 11, the slurry clamp control arm 2 is fixed on the side wall of the slurry clamp 1 through a bolt structure, one end of the slurry push rod 3 is hinged with the slurry clamp control arm 2, the other end of the slurry push rod is hinged with the cross disc 8, the middle connecting structure 4 is connected with the cross disc 8 and the middle domain body 5 through the main shaft 6, one end of the phase rocker 7 is hinged with the middle connecting structure 4, the other end of the phase rocker 8 is hinged with the cross disc 8, the disc end of the steering gear 9 is connected with the steering gear, the other end of the steering shaft 10 is hinged with the steering shaft 10, the other end of the steering shaft is hinged with the middle domain body 5, and magnets 12 are arranged on two side planes of the slurry clamp 1;
in this embodiment, it should be noted that, in the foregoing embodiment, the phase rocker arm 7 is hinged to the middle connecting structure 4, the slurry push rod 3 is hinged to the cross disc 8, the phase rocker arm 7 is hinged to the cross disc 8, the steering shaft 10 is hinged to the middle domain body 5, and the steering shaft 10 is hinged to the steering device 9 in a shaft shape, unlike the conventional ball joint connection, so that the connection between the components is more fastened, and the abrasion between the components is reduced.
In this embodiment, it should be noted that the steering shaft 10 and the phase rocker arm 7 are a-shaped, and such a design makes the steering shaft 10 and the phase rocker arm 7 stronger, less prone to damage, and capable of bearing larger forces.
The steering gear 9 comprises a disc part and a protruding part, the disc part is provided with 8 bolt holes for fixing, a plurality of small holes are formed in the periphery of the disc part for radiating, the disc part can be better arranged for transmission, and the transmission precision is more accurate.
The magnet 12 is used for adsorbing a bolt and a nut in the mounting or dismounting process, and the arrangement solves the problem that the bolt or the nut rolls or is lost in the mounting or dismounting process.
The magnets 12 are provided in 4 numbers, and each pulp clip 1 is provided with two opposed magnets 12.
The specific working process comprises the following steps: when the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle needs to fly, the blades are mounted on the slurry clamp 1 and fixed by bolts adsorbed on the magnet 12, the main shaft 6 is driven to rotate by the engine, the main shaft 6 drives the blades to rotate by the middle connecting structure 4, when the rotating speed is up, the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle takes off, when the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle needs to turn, the steering engine drives the steering gear 9 to rotate, the steering shaft 10 rises or descends, the middle domain body 5 is pushed to incline by the steering shaft 10, the inclination angles of the cross disc 8 and the middle domain body 5 are consistent, the slurry clamp 1 is controlled to incline by the slurry push rod 3 and the phase rocker 7, and the steering is completed; when the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle needs to perform steering operation in two rotor directions, only the rotating speed of one rotor head needs to be increased, the rotating speed of the other rotor head is reduced, and the double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle can steer towards the direction with low rotating speed.
The present utility model is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and any equivalent embodiments which can be changed or modified by the technical content disclosed above can be applied to other fields, but any simple modification, equivalent changes and modification made to the above-mentioned embodiments according to the technical substance of the present utility model without departing from the technical content of the present utility model still belong to the protection scope of the technical solution of the present utility model.
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1. The utility model provides a rotor head structure of double-rotor unmanned aerial vehicle, includes thick liquid clamp (1), thick liquid clamp control arm (2), thick liquid push rod (3), well allies oneself with structure (4), well domain body (5), main shaft (6), phase place rocking arm (7), cross dish (8), steering gear (9), steering shaft (10), cross axle (11), thick liquid clamp (1) is connected with well hitch structure (4) through cross axle (11), thick liquid clamp control arm (2) are fixed in thick liquid clamp (1) lateral wall through the bolt structure, thick liquid push rod (3) one end is articulated with thick liquid clamp control arm (2), the other end is articulated with cross dish (8), well allies oneself with structure (4) are connected with cross dish (8) through main shaft (6), well domain body (5) are located cross dish (8) below phase place rocking arm (7) one end is articulated with well hitch structure (4), the other end is articulated with cross dish (8), steering gear (9) disc end connection steering gear, the other end is articulated with steering shaft (10), the other end is articulated with cross dish (10); the method is characterized in that: the slurry clamp (1) is also provided with a magnet (12), and the phase rocker arm (7) is symmetrically designed in an A shape.
2. The rotor head structure of a dual rotor unmanned aerial vehicle of claim 1, wherein: the steering gear (9) comprises a disc part and a protruding part, 6-8 bolt holes for fixing are formed in the disc part, and a plurality of small holes are formed in the periphery of the bolt holes.
3. The rotor head structure of a dual rotor unmanned aerial vehicle of claim 1, wherein: the number of the magnets (12) is 2-4, and the magnets are uniformly distributed on the side wall of each slurry clamp (1).
4. The rotor head structure of a dual rotor unmanned aerial vehicle of claim 1, wherein: the phase rocker arm (7) is connected with the middle connecting structure (4), the slurry push rod (3) is connected with the cross disc (8), the phase rocker arm (7) is connected with the cross disc (8), the steering shaft (10) is connected with the middle domain body (5), and the steering shaft (10) is connected with the steering gear (9) in an axial hinging mode.
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