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Title |
TI |
[EN] Epicyclic transmission with eccentric drive and thrust-transmitting bodies in stationary guide |
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Applicant/owner |
PA |
BOCK ORTHOPAED IND
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Inventor |
IN |
HORVATH EDUARD
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Application date |
AD |
Mar 12, 1974 |
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Application number |
AN |
45047874 |
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Country of application |
AC |
US |
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Publication date |
PUB |
Feb 24, 1976 |
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Priority data |
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PRN
PRD |
AT
238773
19730316
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IPC main class |
ICM |
F16H 1/28
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Cooperative patent classification |
CPC |
F16H 1/32
F16H 2001/2881
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MCD main class |
MCM |
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MCD secondary class |
MCS |
A61F 2/68
(2006.01)
F16H 1/32
(2006.01)
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MCA |
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Abstract |
AB |
[EN] An epicyclic transmission between a stationary member and a rotatable section of a prosthesis comprises a fixed ring gear secured to the stationary member, a driven ring gear of smaller diameter, and an annular planet pinion in mesh with both ring gears. The planet pinion is set in motion by a multiplicity of angularly spaced thrust-transmitting bodies, such as balls or pins, which are independently guided in apertures of an annular extension of the stationary member and bear upon an eccentric rigid with a drive shaft. The solid guide portions of this stationary extension can be used to accommodate energy-supply lines. |
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US000000606158A
US000001543791A
US000001738662A
US000002251167A
US000002966078A
US000003413896A
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