A coil spring positioned beside a movable contact reduces the volume of an electromagnetic relay.
Rotating an armature around a shaft eliminates linear motion transmission locking caused by clearance fit issues, improving tripping stability.
Bus bar geometry generates Lorentz force to push movable contacts against fixed terminals in electromagnetic relays.
Differentiating the sliding portion material from the cross bar minimizes friction and prevents abrasion during continuous operation.
Opposing magnetic blowing fields drive switching arcs across a z-shaped contact bridge, reducing device volume while maintaining reliable arc extinction.
A mounting post connects an electrical contactor to a cold plate for direct thermal communication and heat transfer.
A MEMS relay employs a thin film compliant anchor to convert vertical electromagnetic force into lateral displacement, reducing required travel distance.