Latch releasing lock
A technology for releasing latches and latches, applied in the field of devices for releasing latches
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[0029] like figure 2 and image 3 As seen in , the electric motor 34 includes an output shaft 36 that drives a worm 38 mounted to the outer end of the shaft. The device comprises a worm wheel 40 meshing with the worm, a helical spring 42, and a camshaft 44 on which the output cam 28 is mounted. As described in detail below, these components are arranged such that the spring biases the worm gear, which in turn causes the output cam to rotate in a counterclockwise direction (from Figure 1 and image 3 center view) biased toward the closed position. The motor runs, and the worm wheel is driven to rotate clockwise through the worm, that is, to rotate toward the open position shown in FIG. 1b.
[0030] The electric motor 34 is a high output torque, low backlash torque 200 series motor with integrated thermal protection, EMC protection and a knurled shaft. Such motors are commercially available, for example, from Mabuchi Motor Co., Ltd or Johnson Electric North American, Inc. ...
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