An electrical signal transmission device for preventing electrodes from falling off

Abstract

The invention discloses an electric signal transmission device for preventing electrodes from falling off, which includes a casing, the interior of which includes an electric signal transmission body, and a plurality of first springs arranged on one side of the interior of the casing, and several first springs. The springs are all separated by partitions, and the upper and lower ends of the first spring are provided with clamping ports, and the contraction air bag can be inflated when the electrode plug is inserted into the connection hole of the electrode end through the provided contraction air bag, so that The anti-slip ring wraps the electrode plug to fix the electrode. When the electrode plug is loose, the anti-slip ring wrapped around the electrode plug is driven by the electrode plug to move outward so that one end of the limiting plate leaves the inside of the first spring, and the limiting plate leaves the first spring. The internal contact port of the spring is simultaneously displaced to contact with the second electrical terminal on one side of the partition to be energized, so that the first indicator light electrically connected to the contact port is energized and illuminated, thereby performing a light warning.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of electrode protection, in particular to an electrical signal transmission device for preventing electrode shedding. Background technique

[0002] An electrode is a component of an electronic or electrical device or device, which is used as the two ends of the input or output current in a conductive medium (solid, gas, vacuum or electrolytic solution). The pole where the current is input is called the anode or positive pole, and the pole where the current is released is called the cathode or negative pole. There are various types of electrodes, such as cathode, anode, welding electrode, electric furnace electrode, etc. In the battery, the electrode generally refers to the position where the redox reaction occurs with the electrolyte solution. The electrodes are divided into positive and negative. Generally, the positive pole is the cathode, which gains electrons and undergoes a reduction reaction, and the ...

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