Contactor
A contactor, unit phase technology, applied in relays, non-polar relays, contact operating parts, etc., can solve the problems of inability to increase the rated working current of the contactor, and each phase is not absolutely independent.
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[0024] Please refer to Figure 1 to Figure 5 , this embodiment discloses a contactor 100 , including one or more unit phases 110 , a mechanical transmission device 120 for controlling the unit phase 110 , and an electric control component 130 for driving the mechanical transmission device 120 .
[0025] The unit phase 110 includes an independent insulating shell 111 and a positive pole 112 respectively arranged in the insulating shell 111, a static conducting rod 113 connected to the positive pole 112, a negative pole 114, a moving conducting rod 115 connected to the negative pole 114 and a driving dynamic pole. The counter force elastic member 116 for the reset of the conductive rod 115 .
[0026] The mechanical transmission device 120 includes an insulating housing 111 passing through one or more unit phases and simultaneously drives a central shaft 121 that electrically contacts all the moving conductive rods 115 and static conductive rods 113 and a transmission member that...
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