Relay
AssigneeTyco Electronics AMP GmbH
InventorRalf Hoffmann
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Abstract
An electromagnetic relay having a base and an armature. The base having a first fixed contact support having a first fixed contact and a second fixed contact support having a second fixed contact. The armature having a first end and a second end. A contact bridge mechanically coupled to the first end by a transfer spring and having a first moveable contact and a second moveable contact. The contact bridge positioned between the first fixed contact support and the second fixed contact support such that the first fixed contact is substantially adjacent to the first moveable contact and the second fixed contact is substantially adjacent to the second moveable contact. An armature spring positioned on the second end of the armature for urging the contact bridge toward the first fixed contact.
Claims8
An armature for an electromagnetic relay, comprising:
- a moveable contact bridge mechanically coupled to the armature by a transfer spring;
- a torsion bar attached to the transfer spring that extends substantially transversely to the contact bridge;
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- an armature spring for urging the armature towards a resting position.
An electromagnetic relay, comprising:
- a base having a first fixed contact support having a first fixed contact and a second fixed contact support having a second fixed contact;
- an armature having a first end and a second end;
- a contact bridge mechanically coupled to the first end of the armature by a transfer spring and having a first moveable contact and a second moveable contact;
- the contact bridge positioned between the first fixed contact support and the second fixed contact support such that the first fixed contact is substantially adjacent to the first moveable contact and the second fixed contact is substantially adjacent to the second moveable contact;
- an armature spring positioned on the second end of the armature for urging the contact bridge toward the first fixed contact.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.