Abstract:
An electromagnetic relay having an armature-spring subassembly that matingly cooperates with a base body having stationary and moving contact elements and stationary terminal elements. The armature-spring subassembly includes a contact arrangement and an armature pivotably mounted to said contact arrangement. The contact arrangement includes two torsion spring ridges and a plurality of contact springs that are attached to both torsion spring ridges.
Abstract:
Electromagnetic, monostable, small relay has a rocker armature arranged between a base plate and a coil, the armature being mounted with its middle segment at the end of an L-shaped yoke, and forming a working air gap with a second yoke. Contact springs are connected with the armature, which work together with fixed contacts anchored in the base. A resetting spring is connected with the armature and prestresses the armature into a rest position on the first yoke. For stabilization of the construction, and for separation between a contact chamber and a coil chamber, a base body is provided with an H-shaped cross-section, which overlaps the base plate in an interleaving manner, and which forms supports for the terminal pins of the base plate on both sides of the armature. In this way, a monostable relay is created, which can have any of conventional soldering pin terminals, SMT terminals, or press-fit terminals.
Abstract:
A relay comprises a spool with flanges (2, 3), an angular yoke (7) and an angular armature (9) positioned in front of the free end of the yoke (7). A contact element (8) attached to the free end of the yoke is provided for contacting of the relay spring (10c), which is connected with said armature. During the assembly process an armature assembly including an armature (9), connecting element (8) and leaf spring (10) is preassembled and subsequently mounted as a single unit onto the yoke (7). Since all connecting elements are connected with the spool or with the yoke, additional soldering to the base is not required. This physical configuration enables a fully automatic production of the relay.
Abstract:
A polarized magnetic relay has a base body, an armature, an envelope that encompasses insulating material, a coil, a core and a bar-shaped permanent magnet. The base plane is defined by the bottom side of a base body. The armature is arranged between two contact springs that lie parallel to each other in a common plane. Two transverse terminal webs, which have their sheet metal plane extending parallel to the base plane, extend out of the envelope in the area of the rotational axis of the armature and these terminal webs are respectively connected with a fastening tab that has its sheet metal plane extending perpendicular to the base plane. The contact springs exhibit two spring arms and a connecting web, respectively, which has its sheet metal plane extending perpendicular to the base plane. The spring arms exhibit a contact making part and a part that is embedded in the envelope. The part that is embedded in the envelope emerges into the connecting web.
Abstract:
An electromagnetic relay has a magnet system, a base, a movable contact element, stationary contact elements and contact terminal elements. The base is formed by a printed circuit board arrangement. A first printed circuit board of the printed circuit board arrangement thereby faces toward the magnet system, and a second printed circuit board of the printed circuit board arrangement forms a bottom side of the relay. Each of the two printed circuit boards has interconnects. The movable contact element is actuated by an armature and is arranged between the two printed circuit boards. An actuation element that transmits the movement of the armature onto the movable contact element has a pin-shaped end section projecting through a recess in the first printed circuit board. The contact terminal elements are pin-shaped and project through congruent recesses in the two printed circuit boards.
Abstract:
The relay has a base (1) with stationary mating contact elements (11, 12, 13, 14), a coil (5), a permanent magnet (4) and also a rocker armature (3) which is arranged between the coil and the base, is connected to movable contact elements (21, 22, 23, 24) and is mounted on the base by means of bearing strips, the bearing strips simultaneously serving as electrical connections for the movable contact elements. The bearing strips (25, 26) are secured to the bearing supports (15, 16), which are designed as connection elements, of the base in planes extending at right angles to the basic plane of the base. As a result, the contact separation can be set with low tolerance even during production, and it is not dependent on tolerances of the individual parts. This structure consequently permits non-problematic, cost-effective production of the individual parts and accurate assembly without the requirement of subsequent adjustment.
Abstract:
An electromagnetic relay has a coil body with a core yoke formed from flat stock with a core leg extending through the coil body. A yoke leg, also formed from the same piece of flat stock, is disposed over or next to the coil in a plane which is at a right angle relative to the plane of the core leg. An armature is disposed at the free end of the yoke leg, forming a working air gap with the free end of the yoke leg and being mounted for movement on a leaf spring pivotable about a bearing location. The free end of the armature forms the contact spring which cooperates with a stationary contact element. A connection element functioning as a terminal is also integrally formed from the same piece of flat stock. Additional coil connection elements are secured in the coil body by being plugged therein. The relay assembly is mounted on a base which forms a portion of the housing in combination with a cap placed over the base covering the assembly.
Abstract:
In a contact arrangement for high breaking capacity relays having a center contact spring movable between two cooperating fixed contact elements characterized by the contact spring having a contact member secured on each of the two opposite surfaces facing the fixed contact elements with one of the two contact members being of a larger size than the other contact member and the width of the contact spring to form a projection to which a flexible copper lead can be directly secured. As a result thereof, the switched current in a changeover contact can be conducted with low-loss across the center contact spring without an expensive center contact spring of a material which has a good conductivity being required.
Abstract:
The inventive coil comprises a coil body (1) on which an exciter winding (7) is arranged. A peripheral insulation winding (8) consisting of an insulating fiber is formed over the exciter winding, the individual windings of the insulating winding being bonded to each other in order to form a continuous insulation layer. The insulation winding can be made up of a mineral fiber impregnated with duromer resin or a thermoplastic fiber which has been melted on by subsequent heat treatment.
Abstract:
An electromagnetic relay has a base with a contact arrangement and a rocker armature mounted on the base. Above the base, a magnet system with a coil, a core and two yokes is provided, this system working together with the rocker armature. At least the coil with the core is embedded in the insulating material of a basic body which surrounds the base in box-type fashion with side walls that are integrally formed downwardly, and forms a sealed contact chamber. By means of the basic body surrounding the coil, a high insulation strength of the relay between the coil and the contact system is ensured, as is a high stability of the construction.