Electromagnetic reed switch relay with small cross capacitance
AssigneePro-Tech Inlab, Limited Liability Company
InventorAndrey Alekseevich PROVKIN
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AssigneePro-Tech Inlab, Limited Liability Company
InventorAndrey Alekseevich PROVKIN
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The invention relates to electrical engineering, in particular to devices for switching electrical circuits when exposed to a magnetic field on sealed contact groups (reed switches). An electromagnetic reed relay, characterized in that it contains a sealed bulb wherein two flexible contact cores are installed, at the outlet of which the first contact core is connected to the first terminal, and the second contact core is connected to the second terminal, and the second contact core comprises contact and non-contact parts with a gap in-between, and the first part of the second contact core is adjacent to the gap in the immediate vicinity of the sequential sites of its exit from the bulb and the site of connection of the second non-magnetic terminal, and the second part of the second contact core in the immediate vicinity of the gap with its other side is placed in a coil with a winding. The technical result is in reducing the transfer capacitance, quietness in operation and usability in wearable electronic devices.
An electromagnetic reed relay, characterized in that it contains a sealed bulb wherein two flexible contact cores are installed, at the outlet of which the first contact core is connected to the first terminal, and the second contact core is connected to the second terminal, and the second contact core comprises contact and non-contact parts with a gap in-between, and the first part of the second contact core is adjacent to the gap in the immediate vicinity of the sequential sites of its exit from the bulb and the site of connection of the second non-magnetic terminal, and the second part of the second contact core in the immediate vicinity of the gap with its other side is placed in a coil with a winding.
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