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CONTACTOR FOR VEHICLE, VEHICLE CHARGING AND POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, CHARGING PILE, AND VEHICLE
20240100975 · 2024-03-28 ·

A contactor for a vehicle, includes: a first wiring terminal, a second wiring terminal, a conducting bar, and a driving assembly. A first conduction section and a second conduction section of the conducting bar are connected to each other and are configured to rotate with respect to each other. The first conduction section is fixed on the first wiring terminal, and the second conduction section is electrically connected to or electrically disconnected from the second wiring terminal. The driving assembly is configured to drive the second conduction section to move toward or away from the second wiring terminal. The first wiring terminal and the second wiring terminal are disposed opposite to the conducting bar in a first direction, the driving assembly is disposed opposite to the conducting bar, or the first wiring terminal, or the second wiring terminal in a second direction different from the first direction.

Package MEMS switch and method
10453635 · 2019-10-22 · ·

An electronic device and methods including a switch formed in a chip package are shown. An electronic device and methods including a switch formed in a polymer based dielectric are shown. Examples of switches shown include microelectromechanical system (MEMS) structures, such as cantilever switches and/or shunt switches.

MAGNETICALLY ACTUATED MEMS SWITCH

A magnetically actuated MEMS switch 100 includes a first magnetic core portion 120, a first signal line 15, a first contact point 16, a second magnetic core portion 220, a second signal line 25, a second contact point 26, and a first coil portion 111 and a second coil portion 211 serving as a magnetic field applying portion that causes a current to flow in conductor coil to apply a magnetic field to the first magnetic core portion 120 and the second magnetic core portion 220. The first contact point 16 is displaced depending on the presence or absence of a magnetic field applied by the magnetic field applying portion. Connection and disconnection between the first contact point 16 and the second contact point 26 are switched in response to displacement of the first contact point 16.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RELAY
20190304726 · 2019-10-03 ·

An electromagnetic relay includes a base frame including a main body supporting a fixed element, and a bottom plate having a plate thickness direction in an extending direction orthogonal to a central-axis line direction. An intermediate cover includes a covering plate facing a contact mechanism unit. An outer cover includes a top plate facing the bottom plate across the contact mechanism unit, and a first side plate extending from one end of the top plate and facing the covering plate. A first gap between the covering plate and the bottom plate in the extending direction and a second gap between the covering plate and the top plate in the extending direction are arranged to be substantially symmetric across the covering plate in the extending direction, the first gap and the second gap being on the first side plate.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RELAY
20190287748 · 2019-09-19 · ·

An electromagnetic relay includes: a coil; a housing that supports the coil; a non-movable portion supported by the housing and including a fixed core and a fixed magnetic path defining member; and a movable portion provided to be reciprocally movable along a center axis line of the coil according to an energization state of the coil. The movable portion includes a movable core disposed to face the fixed core along the center axis line. The movable portion integrally has a flange portion protruding in a coil radial direction perpendicular to the center axis line to define a separation distance and/or a facing area in a magnetic gap between the fixed magnetic path defining member and the movable core by abutting against the non-movable portion.

Intelligent timed electromagnetic switching

One embodiment describes a tangible, non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing instructions executable by a processor in a control circuitry. The instructions include instructions to receive an instruction to make a switching device; determine, using the control circuitry, a voltage waveform of a power source; determine, using the control circuitry, a desired time to make the switching device based at least in part on the source voltage waveform; determine, using the control circuitry, an expected make time of the switching device; and determine, using the control circuitry, when to apply a pull-in current to make the switching device at the desired time based at least in part on the expected make time and the desired time to make.

Single pole, single current path switching system and method

One embodiment describes a three-phase electromechanical switching device, which includes three single-phase switching devices mechanically and electrically coupled in parallel with one another. Each of the single-phase switching devices includes a direct current electromagnetic operator that receives a direct current control signal from control circuitry, in which the direct current control signal instructs the single phase switching device to open or close a single current carrying path in the single phase switching device at a desired time; stationary contacts disposed in a device housing; and a movable assembly that is displaced by energizing or de-energizing the electromagnetic operator, in which the movable assembly includes movable contacts that, with the stationary contacts, open and close the single current carrying path.

Cleaning and motor heating electromagnetic motor control switching

One embodiment describes a switching device system, which includes a first single pole switching device that selectively connects and disconnects a first phase of electric power to a first winding of a three phase motor; a second single switching device that selectively connects and disconnects a second phase of electric power to a second winding of the three phase motor; in which the first and second single pole switching devices control temperature of the motor by, at a first time, connecting the first phase and the second phase electric power to the motor.

Switching device for a wye-delta switch in a multiphase motor
10283297 · 2019-05-07 · ·

A switching device, for a wye-delta switch in a multiphase motor each phase having one motor winding having a connection pair and contact device (CD), has an electromagnetic drive for drive axle movement between three axial positions, the CD having first and second motor winding connection contacts (MWCC), phase connection contact (PCC), and movable contact bridge (MCB) coupled to the drive axle and movable thereby into the three positions. In position-1, axially between positions-2/3, the MCB is openno CC is connected to another CC by the MCB; in position-2, the MCB is in wye contact positionthe MCB connects the PCC to the first MWCC, and the second MWCC is connected to the second MWCC of all other CDs using the wye coupled to the drive axle; and in position-3, the MCB is in a delta contact positionthe MCB connects the FCC to the first and second MWCC.

OVERCURRENT PROTECTION
20240249901 · 2024-07-25 ·

A microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) switch device including current sensing and overcurrent protection can include a movable plate movable between an open position and a closed position, wherein the moveable plate is moved by applying at least one or more of an electrostatic force and a magnetic force to move the movable plate. The movable plate can include a shunt operable to conduct current when the movable plate is the closed position. An inductive coil electronically coupled to the shunt can detect current conducted through the shunt.