Patent classifications
H01H85/306
Remote fuse operation indicator assemblies and related systems and methods
A fuse operation indicator assembly includes an elongate tube having first and second ends, a fuse striker receiving member at the first end of the tube and configured to receive a fuse striker, an actuating member at the second end of the tube and configured to be actuated responsive to the fuse striker member, and a detector configured to detect actuation of the actuating member.
Fuses with integrated metals
Fuse assemblies are disclosed. In one implementation, a fuse assembly may be disposed that includes a first portion of the second portion. The first portion may be formed of a first metal. The second portion may be formed of a second metal different from the first metal. The second metal may be copper, and the copper may be tin plated or silver plated.
MULTILAYER PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD VIA HOLE REGISTRATION AND ACCURACY
A method of making printed circuit board vias using a double drilling and plating method is disclosed. A first hole is drilled in a core, the first hole having a first diameter. The first hole is filled and/or plated with an electrically conductive material. A circuit pattern may be formed on one or two conductive layers of the core. A multilayer structure may then be formed including a plurality of cores that also include pre-drilled and plated via holes, wherein at least some of the pre-drilled and plated via holes are aligned with the first hole. A second hole is then drilled within the first hole and the aligned pre-drilled and plated holes, the second hole having a second diameter where the second diameter is smaller than the first diameter. A conductive material is then plated to an inner surface of the second hole.
FUSES WITH INTEGRATED METALS
Fuse assemblies are disclosed. In one implementation, a fuse assembly may be disposed that includes a first portion of the second portion. The first portion may be formed of a first metal. The second portion may be formed of a second metal different from the first metal. The second metal may be copper, and the copper may be tin plated or silver plated.
ELECTRICAL SWITCHING DEVICE HAVING AN AUXILIARY CONTACT
Electrical cut-off device including a fuse used to open a power line in which a direct current circulates, a movable drawer connected to the fuse and capable, once the fuse is broken, of moving in a fixed chamber under the action of a compression spring mounted between the fixed chamber and the movable drawer, and an auxiliary contact whose fixed contact part is secured to the fixed chamber and movable contact part is secured to the movable drawer whose movement will cause the opening of the normally closed auxiliary contact.
Fuse link
A fuse link used in alternate current medium- or high-voltage systems with a current frequency of 50 Hz includes a spring-type striker pin and is designed for the protection of electrical devices against consequences of short circuits and overloads. A porcelain housing with a star-core, external end caps closed by plugs, star-core end caps with a ring-shaped first tap designed to ensure electric contact between the star-core end cap and the external end cap of the fuse link is also included. A spring-type striker pin is positioned along the axis of the star-core. Each of the end caps of the star-core is provided with an additional second tap designed to centre the star-core relative to the axis of the fuse link. The spring-type striker pin is centred along the longitudinal axis of the fuse link.
Remote Fuse Operation Indicator Assemblies and Related Systems and Methods
A fuse operation indicator assembly includes an elongate tube having first and second ends, a fuse striker receiving member at the first end of the tube and configured to receive a fuse striker, an actuating member at the second end of the tube and configured to be actuated responsive to the fuse striker member, and a detector configured to detect actuation of the actuating member.
Remote fuse operation indicator assemblies and related systems and methods
A fuse operation indicator assembly includes an elongate tube having first and second ends, a fuse striker receiving member at the first end of the tube and configured to receive a fuse striker, an actuating member at the second end of the tube and configured to be actuated responsive to the fuse striker member, and a detector configured to detect actuation of the actuating member.
Electrical switching device having an auxiliary contact
Electrical cut-off device including a fuse used to open a power line in which a direct current circulates, a movable drawer connected to the fuse and capable, once the fuse is broken, of moving in a fixed chamber under the action of a compression spring mounted between the fixed chamber and the movable drawer, and an auxiliary contact whose fixed contact part is secured to the fixed chamber and movable contact part is secured to the movable drawer whose movement will cause the opening of the normally closed auxiliary contact.
Linkage mechanism, base, and surge protection device
Disclosed in the present invention are a linkage mechanism, a base, and a surge protection device. The linkage mechanism comprises a linkage swing rod and transmission components, wherein the linkage swing rod is arranged to be rotatably connected, and is provided with a trigger portion capable of triggering a switch when rotating and at least two stress portions arranged spaced apart from each other on one side of an axis of rotation of the linkage swing rod; one transmission component is arranged corresponding to each of the stress portions; and the transmission components are arranged in such a way that any of the transmission components applies a pushing force to the stress portion to rotate the linkage swing rod, and thus the trigger portion triggers the switch. According to the surge protecting device using the linkage mechanism provided in the present invention, a module failure signal can be sent out when any surge protection module fails under the condition where only one microswitch is arranged, which not only simplifies the structure of the surge protecting device and reduces the volume, but also reduces the cost.