A Through-bore Slip Ring is an electrical device that allows current to pass between two points in a rotating assembly without a physical connection. There is no break in the circuit. This is accomplished by passing the current through a rotating brush that contacts a stationary metal ring. The metal ring is mounted on the shaft of the assembly and provides a continuous path for the current.
It is an integrated circuit component that consists of two conducting rings that are separated by a gap or spacer. When the rings are brought into contact, current can flow between them and produce a rotational motion. Slip rings are used in various applications where high efficiency and low power consumption are essential, such as communication systems, motor control systems, and energy harvesting devices.
The through-bore design allows for rotation of the assembly while transmitting power or data. They are often used in applications where there is a need to rotate an object while keeping a power or data connection open, such as on a wind turbine or radar antenna.
The Oubaibo's Through-Bore Slip Ring is a newly designed product that has many advantages over other products on the market. It is small and lightweight, making it easy to install and use. The through-bore design also allows for a high degree of flexibility, making it ideal for use in difficult or tight spaces. Additionally, the Oubaibo through-bore slip ring is very efficient, providing a high degree of power transfer with minimal loss.
