Patent classifications
H01H21/22
Actuation Assembly for a Double Throw Switch
An actuation assembly for a double throw switch is disclosed. The assembly includes a pair of links. A distal end (D) of each of the pair of links is connectable to a first switch and a second switch of the double throw switch. A proximal end (P) of each of the pair of links includes a protuberance. Further, the assembly includes a drive disc securable to a wall of the double throw switch. The drive disc is defined with a plurality of slots of pre-defined profile. Each of the plurality of slots is structured to accommodate and guide the protuberance extending from a corresponding link of the pair of links. A lever arm is connectable to the drive disc and is operable to at least one of a first position, a neutral position, and a second position.
Actuation Assembly for a Double Throw Switch
An actuation assembly for a double throw switch is disclosed. The assembly includes a pair of links. A distal end (D) of each of the pair of links is connectable to a first switch and a second switch of the double throw switch. A proximal end (P) of each of the pair of links includes a protuberance. Further, the assembly includes a drive disc securable to a wall of the double throw switch. The drive disc is defined with a plurality of slots of pre-defined profile. Each of the plurality of slots is structured to accommodate and guide the protuberance extending from a corresponding link of the pair of links. A lever arm is connectable to the drive disc and is operable to at least one of a first position, a neutral position, and a second position.
ROLLING-BALL TILT SWITCH
A rolling-ball tilt switch includes a conductive housing having an inner surface that surrounds a longitudinal axis and that defines a roller cavity, an insulating seat inserted into the roller cavity, a conductive terminal having a protruding section extending through the insulating seat into the roller cavity, and a conductive rolling-ball disposed in the roller cavity and movable between a conducting position and a non-conducting position. The longitudinal axis and an extension of a surface portion of the inner surface of the conductive housing cooperatively define an angle ranging from 5 to 55 degrees.
ROLLING-BALL TILT SWITCH
A rolling-ball tilt switch includes a conductive housing having an inner surface that surrounds a longitudinal axis and that defines a roller cavity, an insulating seat inserted into the roller cavity, a conductive terminal having a protruding section extending through the insulating seat into the roller cavity, and a conductive rolling-ball disposed in the roller cavity and movable between a conducting position and a non-conducting position. The longitudinal axis and an extension of a surface portion of the inner surface of the conductive housing cooperatively define an angle ranging from 5 to 55 degrees.
ROLLING-BALL TILT SWITCH
A rolling-ball tilt switch includes a conductive housing having an inner surface that surrounds a longitudinal axis and that defines a roller cavity, an insulating seat inserted into the roller cavity, a conductive terminal having a protruding section extending through the insulating seat into the roller cavity, and a ball unit disposed in the roller cavity and moveable between a conducting position and a non-conducting position. The longitudinal axis and an extension of a surface portion of the inner surface of the conductive housing cooperatively define a first angle that ranges from 2 to 12 degrees.
ROLLING-BALL TILT SWITCH
A rolling-ball tilt switch includes a conductive housing having an inner surface that surrounds a longitudinal axis and that defines a roller cavity, an insulating seat inserted into the roller cavity, a conductive terminal having a protruding section extending through the insulating seat into the roller cavity, and a ball unit disposed in the roller cavity and moveable between a conducting position and a non-conducting position. The longitudinal axis and an extension of a surface portion of the inner surface of the conductive housing cooperatively define a first angle that ranges from 2 to 12 degrees.
BUTTON MODULE
A button module is provided. The button module comprises a base, a pressing part, and an elastic part. The pressing part includes a fixed end and a free end. The fixed end is pivotally connected to the base in a first axial direction. The elastic part is disposed on a side of the pressing part facing the base. The elastic part includes a first damping portion and a second damping portion selectively pressing against the base, where a hardness of the first damping portion is different from a hardness of the second damping portion.
BUTTON MODULE
A button module is provided. The button module comprises a base, a pressing part, and an elastic part. The pressing part includes a fixed end and a free end. The fixed end is pivotally connected to the base in a first axial direction. The elastic part is disposed on a side of the pressing part facing the base. The elastic part includes a first damping portion and a second damping portion selectively pressing against the base, where a hardness of the first damping portion is different from a hardness of the second damping portion.
Adapter assemblies for interconnecting surgical loading units and handle assemblies
An adapter assembly configured to be coupled to a surgical loading unit includes a switch, an elongated member, and an annular member. The switch is configured to be toggled in response to the surgical loading unit being coupled to the adapter assembly. The elongated member is in communication with the switch and is resiliently biased in a distal direction toward a locking position in which the switch is toggled. The annular member is disposed adjacent the elongated member and is rotatable between a first orientation, in which the annular member prevents distal movement of the elongated member, and a second orientation, in which the elongated member moves distally to toggle the switch.
Adapter assemblies for interconnecting surgical loading units and handle assemblies
An adapter assembly configured to be coupled to a surgical loading unit includes a switch, an elongated member, and an annular member. The switch is configured to be toggled in response to the surgical loading unit being coupled to the adapter assembly. The elongated member is in communication with the switch and is resiliently biased in a distal direction toward a locking position in which the switch is toggled. The annular member is disposed adjacent the elongated member and is rotatable between a first orientation, in which the annular member prevents distal movement of the elongated member, and a second orientation, in which the elongated member moves distally to toggle the switch.