Mozgatórugója

Mozgatórugója, also known as a "spring motor" or "spring drive," is a type of mechanical device used to convert the energy stored in a compressed spring into rotational motion. It is commonly employed in various applications where a compact, lightweight, and simple mechanism is required to generate rotational movement.

The basic principle behind a mozgatórugója involves a coiled spring that is compressed or wound up to store potential energy. When the spring is released, it unwinds, driving a rotor or a shaft connected to it. The rotational speed and torque can be adjusted by varying the spring's tension, the length of the spring, or the diameter of the rotor.

Mozgatórugója devices are often used in small-scale applications such as toys, clocks, and certain types of watches. They are also found in more specialized applications, including certain types of mechanical timers, alarm systems, and even some types of musical instruments. The simplicity and reliability of mozgatórugója make it a popular choice for designers and engineers seeking a straightforward solution for generating rotational motion.