Direct-current relay
A DC relay and current technology, applied in the direction of relays, electromagnetic relays, detailed information of electromagnetic relays, etc., can solve the problems of weakening electromagnetic force, inconvenient assembly and use, and high cost, and achieve the effects of avoiding abnormalities, simplifying production, and low product cost
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Embodiment 1
[0042] Embodiment one, see Figure 8 to Figure 13 As shown, a DC relay of the present invention includes a contact part, and the contact part includes two static contacts 11, 12 for providing current inflow and outflow respectively and a moving reed 21, and the moving reed 21 The two ends of the reed are matched with the two static contacts 11 and 12 respectively; a first magnetic steel 31 for blowing arcs is respectively symmetrically provided on the outer sides of the two ends of the moving reed 21, and the opposite sides of the two first magnetic steels 31 The polarity of one side is different; two pieces of second magnetic steel 32 with a preset direction magnetic field are arranged on the outside of the middle of the moving reed 21, so that when the preset direction magnetic field acts on the moving reed 21, a Electromagnetic force in the opposite direction to contact repulsion.
[0043] Two pieces of second magnetic steel 32 are respectively symmetrically arranged on th...
Embodiment 2
[0047] Embodiment two, see Figure 14 As shown, a DC relay of the present invention differs from Embodiment 1 in that the polarities of the two first magnets 31 are set oppositely, so that the poles on the opposite sides of the two first magnets 31 At this time, the first magnetic steel at both ends of the moving reed will also generate magnetic blow to the arc, forming an outward magnetic blow force F41.
Embodiment 3
[0048] Embodiment three, see Figure 15 As shown, a DC relay of the present invention differs from Embodiment 1 in that the polarity of one of the first magnets 31 (the one on the left in the figure) is set oppositely, so that the two first magnets The polarity of the opposite side of steel 31 is the same, and the magnetic field distribution is as follows Figure 15 As shown in , at this time, the first magnetic steel 31 at both ends of the moving reed will also generate a magnetic blow to the arc, forming an outward magnetic blow force F51, and the magnetic blow force F51 generated by the two first magnetic steel 31 is moving The width direction of the reed faces the same.
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