A bipolar magnetic latching relay uses segmented guide transmission parts to drive movable contacts simultaneously.
Separating elastic support from electrification paths reduces part count and assembly variation while improving conductivity in electromagnetic relays.
A monolithic leaf spring integrates with the contact bridge holder to provide precise elastic force for electrical switching elements.
Replacing resin packaging with ceramic sheets prevents spark damage to plastic housings and improves heat resistance in electronic switches.
Segmenting closing and holding functions into separate electromagnets reduces energy consumption in electric vehicle battery systems.