Structure for electric lock

An electric lock in a lock case comprising:

• an electromagnetic coil;
• an actuated rod;
• a detection arm;
• a tongue piece operation mechanism, the actuated rod is hinged to a pivoted axis and is retained by the detection arm at a front terminal thereof, the detection arm is also hinged to a pivoted axis and a hinged end is formed into a recessed breach to trap one side of an inverted U-shaped frame of the tongue piece operation mechanism;
• the tongue piece operation mechanism further includes the inverted U-shaped frame, a latch, a tongue piece, a follower member, and a connecting rod, a center portion of the inverted U-shaped frame allows the latch to freely pass through, a rear portion of the latch is spirally encircled with a coil spring, a first end of the coil spring is secured to the inner side of the rear leg of the inverted U-shaped frame, a front leg of the inverted U-shaped frame stands ahead of a first erecting member of the follower member, a second erecting member is located behind the first erecting member such that a distance separates the first and second erecting members, the connecting rod passes through the two erecting members and is equipped with a coil spring around a rear portion, an end of the actuated rod has an extended portion configured in an upwardly concaved arcuate shape so as to evade interfering with the tongue piece operation mechanism, an end of the extended portion is mated with a driven rod laying along an inner edge of the lock case, the driven rod, being actuated by the electromagnetic coil and passing through it, is equipped with a coil spring at one end thereof, the electromagnetic coil is installed at a position near the tongue piece, a sleeve is attached to one end of the actuated rod, and a second coil spring is positioned in the sleeve to press an axle pin against the actuated rod to position the actuated rod, an insertion slit is formed adjacent to a side of the sleeve for insertion of a circuit board, and, a battery component is provided at another side of the lock case;
• whereby, by forming an extended portion of the actuated rod and locating said electromagnetic coil and the driven rod to push a distal end of the extended portion to thus enable the lock to produce necessary torque to push the actuating rod to unlock with a small DC current and eliminate the use of AC power source with conductors.