Switch
A technology of switches and current collectors, applied in the direction of electric switches, electrical components, circuits, etc., can solve problems such as electronic controller system disturbances
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[0041] Such as figure 1, is a schematic diagram of a switch, the switch includes an insulating case 1, an operating mechanism 2, a moving contact A1, a static contact A2, an arc extinguishing chamber A3, a fault protection release A4, at least one electronic controller 3, at least one A current collector 4, the current load conductor passes through the current collector 4, the operating mechanism 2, the moving contact A1, the static contact A2, the arc extinguishing chamber A3, the fault protection release A4, the electronic controller 3 and The current collectors 4 are all arranged in the insulating casing 1 .
[0042] Such as figure 1 As shown, the current collector 4 includes a first current collector 4A and a second current collector 4B, and the first current collector 4A is arranged in the depth direction of the switch, that is, the X-axis direction shown in FIG. 1 The bottom or below of the operating mechanism 2 is as figure 1 The B area shown, that is: the first curr...
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[0060] Such as Figure 8 , is a schematic diagram of the second embodiment of the switch, the switch includes an insulating case 1, an operating mechanism 2, a moving contact A1, a static contact A2, an arc extinguishing chamber A3, a fault protection release A4, and at least one electronic controller 3 . At least one current collector 4 through which the current-carrying conductor passes.
[0061] The current collector includes at least one first current collector 4A and at least one second current collector 4B, and the first current collector 4A is along the depth direction of the switch, i.e. Figure 8 The X-axis direction shown is set at the bottom of the operating mechanism 2 as Figure 8 The B area shown, that is: the first current collector 3 is arranged on the side away from the handle of the operating mechanism 2 along the X-axis direction; at least one of the second current collectors 4B is along the depth of the switch Direction is Figure 8 The X-axis direction...
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[0064] Such as Figure 9 , is a schematic diagram of the third embodiment of a switch, the switch includes an insulating case 1, an operating mechanism 2, a moving contact A1, a static contact A2, an arc extinguishing chamber A3, a fault protection release A4, and at least one electronic controller 3 . At least one current collector 4 through which the current-carrying conductor passes. The current collector 4 includes at least one first current collector 4A and at least one second current collector 4B, and the first current collector 4A is along the depth direction of the switch, i.e. Figure 9 The X-axis direction shown is located at the bottom of the operating mechanism 2 as Figure 8Region B shown. The second current collector current collector 4B is along the depth direction of the switch, i.e. Figure 9 The X-axis direction shown is located on the bottom of the switch as Figure 9 Region C shown. In this example, the
[0065] Both the first current collector 4A an...
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