Relay with high fault current resistance
A fault current and relay technology, applied in the direction of electromagnetic relays, relays, detailed information of electromagnetic relays, etc., can solve problems such as increased loop copper consumption and body resistance, unfavorable product miniaturization, and limited adjustment space, to achieve reduced magnetic resistance, Improve the ability to resist fault current and enhance the effect of magnetic induction
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[0039] When a magnetic circuit is formed in the moving spring assembly, the moving spring assembly is provided with side-by-side current carriers for loading reverse current, and the magnetic conductors 60 are respectively arranged on the sides of the two current carriers facing away from each other.
[0040] Specifically, such as Figure 4As shown, the moving spring assembly includes the first moving reed 11, the first moving contact 21, the first moving spring lead-out piece 31, and the static spring assembly includes the static reed 41, the first static contact 51; the first moving reed 11 and the static reed 41 are respectively arranged in matching positions, one end of the first movable reed 11 is connected with one end of the first movable spring lead-out piece 31, and the first movable contact 21 is arranged on the first movable reed 11. The other end is located on the side away from the first movable spring lead-out piece 31 ; the first static contact 51 corresponds to...
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[0047] The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment lies in that the structure forming the magnetic circuit is different, and correspondingly, the anti-short-circuit route is also different. In this embodiment, when a magnetic circuit is formed between the moving spring assemblies, the moving spring assemblies include current carriers arranged side by side for loading current in the same direction, and the magnetic conductive members 60 are respectively arranged on the sides of the two current carriers facing away from each other.
[0048] Specifically, such as Figure 9 As shown, moving spring assembly one and moving spring assembly two are set, and moving spring assembly one includes a second moving spring lead-out piece 32, a second moving reed piece 12, and a second moving contact 22, and moving spring assembly two includes a third moving spring The lead-out piece 33 , the third moving reed 13 , the third moving contact 23 , and the static spring assembl...
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