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Document Number
US Patent 5748061
Issued Date
May 5, 1998
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An electromagnetic relay has low heat transmission from the electromagnetic block to the contacts and a conductive circuit would have low electrical resistance. In the relay, a movable contact terminal is caulked to a yoke with a flat protruding segment between them to act as a spacer to reduce the heat transmission. The relay may also have a movable contact terminal and a movable hinged spring fixed to the yoke of the electromagnetic block. The hinged spring may then be directly electrically connected to the movable contact terminal which is fixed to the yoke to lower the electrical resistance.
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Published
May 5, 1998
Application Number
08/780,811
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January 9, 1997
US Classification
335/83   335/78 335/85 335/86
Int'l Classification
H01H   50/54   (20060101)   H01H   50/16   (20060101)   H01H   50/60   (20060101)   H01H   50/28   (20060101)   H01H   50/04   (20060101)   H01H   50/00   (20060101)   H01H   50/12   (20060101)   H01H   50/02   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Jun 09, 1996 [JP] 8-001369
USPTO Field of Search
335/78   335/79   335/80   335/81   335/82   335/83   335/84   335/85   335/86   335/124   335/128  
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