Matsushita Electric Works, Ltd.

Sds-elektro Gmbh

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Klockner-moeller Elektrizitats-gmbh

Hidetoshi Matsushita

Minoru Shibata

Kenji Ono

Bernhard Dietrich

Kenji Kawasaki

Youichi Aoyama

Yasuo Ichimura

Tetsuo Mori

An electromagnetic contactor is formed by disposing an inner yoke to oppose at an end to a pole-contacting member provided at an end of an armature in an electromagnet block, disposing the outer yoke to oppose at an end to the said end of the inner yoke so as to restrict the displacement of the pole-contacting member and at the other end to a plunger part of the armature perpendicularly and closely thereto, and inserting a magnetic cylinder into an axial through hole of a coil bobbin of the electromagnet block for passing therethrough the plunger part from the side of the said other end of the outer yoke, whereby any leak of magnetic flux due to coil excitation and that of a permanent magnet disposed between the both yokes can be restrained to be the minimum and a highly efficient operation of the contactor can be realized.

Electromagnetic contactor

Polarized electromagnetic relay

Switchgear consisting of a polarized magnetic drive and a contact apparatus placed thereabove is disclosed. The contact apparatus includes an adjusting slider which is movable to actuate bridge contacts and is operably connected to return springs which urge it to a neutral position. To obtain two or three stable positions of the adjusting slide without constructional modifications of the switchgear, the coil form for the magnetic drive is divided into two chambers which are spaced apart, are arranged side by side, and accommodate two coil windings. Between the coil forms and symmetrical to the longitudinal axis of the coil form is connected to a permanent magnet arrangement which is polarized at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the coil form and has a central through-port for a central armature. The armature is mounted with allowance for moving longitudinally in the bore of the coil form and is connected by means of a lever to the adjustable slider, so that the armature is urged to a stable central, or neutral, position by means of the two preloaded return springs. The springs are so arranged that when the armature slides from its central position in one or the other direction, only one or the other of the openings is activated.

Electromagnetic switchgear comprising a magnetic drive and a contact

Electromagnetic relay having a coil-wound bobbin with flanges at each end, a reed mounted on one flange and extending through the bobbin, fixed contacts mounted on the other flange cooperating with a free end of the reed, and a casing formed by a base and a cover. An upwardly projecting peripheral wall is provided on the base, and the lower edge of the cover engages the peripheral wall. Coil, reed and contact terminals extend through bores formed in the casing base. Grooves in the lower side of the base communicate with the bores and with the lower ends of passages which emerge at the peripheral wall. Sealant filled in the grooves simultaneously seals the terminals in the bores and the cover to the base. When the cover engages the interior of the peripheral wall, webs provided on the upper side of the casing base confine the sealant to the bores and to pockets provided at the outer side of the cover. The bobbin flange interior has a separator against which the fixed contacts abut to define the spacing between the fixed contacts. The separator also defines the spacing between the free end of the reed and a permanent magnet which cooperates with pole shoes connected to the fixed contacts.

Electromagnetic relay

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Osaka, Japan

Hidetoshi Matsushita