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US 2003/0141282 A1Published application
Vacuum switch tubes
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorRoman Renz
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Abstract
On both sides of a metal switching chamber, the novel vacuum switch tubes are respectively provided with two ceramic insulators (63, 64; 65, 66) which have the same diameter (D2). Axially interspaced (Al) cylindrical vapor shields (70, 73; 71, 74) are fixed to the wing parts of said components. The easy to produce low-volume structure means that is possible to control operating voltages of more than 60 kV.
Claims3
A vacuum switch tube with a housing,
- which encompasses two contact pieces (2, 3) in the form of axial magnetic field contacts, which are axially movable relative to one another through a specified switching travel (S) and are each provided with a current feed bolt,
- and which has a first ceramic insulator (64) and a second ceramic insulator (65) of the same diameter (D2) arranged coaxially to it,
- each ceramic insulator encompassing a current feed bolt (4, 5) and the two ceramic insulators being joined to one another in a vacuum-tight manner at the end by means of a metal piece (67) inserted between them in the form of a switching chamber,
- cylindrical vapor shields (70, 73) being fixed to this inserted metal piece
- and the inside diameter (D2) of the ceramic insulators being less than the inside diameter (D3) of the switching chamber,
- characterized
- in that both the first (64) and the second (65) ceramic insulator each has associated with it a further, similar ceramic insulator (63, 66) coaxial and immediately adjacent to it,
- the two adjacent ceramic insulators (63, 64;
- 65, 66) each being joined to one another in a vacuum-tight manner by means of a metal piece (76, 77) inserted between them,
- in that a cylindrical vapor shield is fixed to each of the inserted metal pieces (76, 77) and
- in that all the vapor shields (70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75) are arranged at an axial distance (Al) from one another.
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