Overload protector for electrical motors
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsGerhard Gross, Josef Foerstera, Bernhard Merschroth, Michael Hanek
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Abstract
An overload protection for electric motors, includes a one-piece suppression choke in which the connecting point to be broken is produced by means of at least one connecting point between the connection lug of the motor and a respective connecting element of the suppression choke, wherein the connection lug exerts an adjustable mechanical stress on the connecting point, thus reliably assuring a break when the softening temperature of the solder of the breaking point is reached.
Claims3
An overload protection for electric machines, comprising
- a suppression choke made from a coil of wire, wherein the wire which forms the coil of the choke extends from the coil at both ends of the coil and thus forms two electrical connecting elements each connected to an electrical connection lug of another electrical element at a respective connecting point,
- at least one of the connection lugs (11,13) exerting a mechanical stress away from the connecting point (15),
- the at least one connection lug being detachable from its respective electrical connection point when the suppression choke is heated as a result of its mechanical stress.
An overload protection for electric machines, comprising
- a suppression choke made from a coil of wire, wherein the wire which forms the coil of the choke extends from the coil at both ends of the coil and thus forms two electrical connecting elements each connected to an electrical connection lug of another electrical element at a respective connecting point,
- at least one of the connection lugs (11,13) exerting a mechanical stress away from the connecting point (15),
- the at least one connection lug being detachable from its respective electrical connection point when the suppression choke is heated as a result of its mechanical stress, and
- the at least one connection lug (11,13) is a sheet metal strip.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.