Electromechanical relay and method of matching the impedance of the relay with the impedance of a signal source
AssigneeTeledydne Industries, Inc.
InventorsRichard L. Sun, Given Chun, Ricardo E. Vallero
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Abstract
An electromechanical relay (10) that includes a frame (52) and a header assembly (20) having a plurality of contacts (24, 26, 28). The relay (10) also includes a core assembly (62) having an end engaging the frame (52). The relay (10) further includes an armature assembly (64) pivotally connected to the core assembly (62). The armature assembly (64) has at least one actuator (76, 77) engaging one of the contacts (24, 26). The relay (10) also includes a shield (16) connected to the header assembly (20) and defining a cavity (84) in which the contacts (24, 26, 28) are disposed.
Claims25
A relay comprising:
- a frame;
- a header assembly having a first plurality of contacts, wherein said first plurality of contacts include a plurality of moving contacts and at least one lower stations contact;
- a core assembly having an end engaging said fame;
- an armature assembly pivotally connected to said core assembly, said armature assembly having an armature and at least one actuator engaging one of said contacts;
- a shield connected to said header assembly, said shield defining a cavity in which said first plurality of contacts are disposed;
- and
- at least one upper stationary contact connected to said shield, wherein one of said moving contacts engages said lower stationary contact and one of said moving contacts engages said upper stationary contact when the relay is in a de-energized state.
A relay comprising:
- a frame:
- a header assembly have a header blank, said header blank insulatively connected to a plurality of moving contacts and at least one lower stationary contact;
- a care assembly having an end engaging said frame;
- a shield connected to said header blank, said shield defining a cavity in which said moving contacts and said lower stationary contact are disposed;
- at least one upper stationary contact connected to said shield;
- and
- an armature assembly pivotally connected to said core assembly, said armature assembly having an armature and a plurality of actuators, at least one of said actuators engaging one of said moving contacts, wherein at least one of said moving contacts engages said lower stationary contact and at least one of said moving contacts engages said upper stationary contact when the relay is in a de-energized state.
A relay comprising:
- a frame;
- a header assembly having a first plurality of contacts, wherein said first plurality of contacts include a plurality of moving contacts and at least one lower stationary contact;
- a core assembly having an end engaging said frame;
- an armature assembly pivotally connected to said core assembly, said armature assembly having an armature and at least one actuator engaging one of said contacts;
- a shield connected to said header assembly, said shield defining a cavity in which said plurality of contacts are disposed;
- and
- at least one upper stationary contact connected to said shield, wherein one of said moving contacts engages said lower stationary contact, and one of said moving contacts engages said upper stationary contact when the relay is in an energized state.
A relay comprising;
- a frame;
- a header assembly having a header blank, said header blank insulatively connected to a plurality of moving contacts and at least one lower stationary contact;
- a core assembly having an end engaging said frame;
- a shield connected to said header blank, said shield defining a cavity in which said moving contacts and said lower stationary contact are disposed;
- at least one upper stationary contact connected to said shield;
- and
- an armature assembly pivotally connected to said core assembly, said armature assembly having an armature and a plurality of actuators, at least one of said actuators engaging one of said moving contacts, wherein at least one of said moving contacts engages said lower stationary contact, and at least one of said moving contacts engages said upper stationary contact when the relay is in an energized state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.