| FUJI ELECTRIC FA COMPONENTS & SYSTEMS CO., LTD. Patent applications |
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| 20120112858 | ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTACT DEVICE - A plurality of terminal chambers ( | 05-10-2012 |
| 20120056701 | ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTACT DEVICE - An electromagnetic contact device has a contactor holder ( | 03-08-2012 |
| 20100253467 | THERMAL OVERLOAD RELAY DEVICE - A thermal overload relay device has a mechanism that allows the interphase pitch between connection lines to be readily changeable without using a jig or the like in the work for electrically connecting the thermal overload relay to different types of electromagnetic contactors, thereby reducing the maintenance cost. The mechanism comprises a connection line-holding structure disposed in a casing and holding the connection lines, while permitting the distances between the connection lines to be readily changeable between among at least two different interphase pitches. | 10-07-2010 |
| 20100245021 | Thermal overload relay - A thermal overload relay has an actuator mechanism that generates an operating force by bending of a main bimetal with a heating wire wound thereon; a switching mechanism that is driven by the operating force from the actuator mechanism; a contact changeover mechanism wherein contacts are changed by the switching mechanism operation; and a casing that contains the actuator, the switching and the contact changeover mechanisms. The casing has main circuit terminals and auxiliary circuit terminals arranged on one side, the main circuit terminals electrically connecting the thermal overload relay to an electric load device, and the auxiliary circuit terminals electrically connecting the thermal overload relay to another electric device. When the casing is viewed in plan, the main circuit terminals are aligned and, the auxiliary circuit terminals are arranged in a position offset from the position of the alignment of the main circuit terminals. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100245020 | Thermal overload relay - A thermal overload relay includes a main bimetal for detection of an overload current, a shifter associated with the main bimetal, a release lever working according to a displacement of the shifter, a contact reversing mechanism for changing-over contacts by reversing action caused by rotation of the release lever, and a manipulation structure for manipulating the release lever and the contact reversing mechanism. The manipulation structure includes a reset bar for returning the contact reversing mechanism to an initial state. The reset bar is arranged to change-over between a manual reset state in which the reset bar can be pushed-in and an automatic reset state in which the reset bar is pushed-in and turned from the manual reset state and held in that state. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100245019 | Thermal overload relay - A thermal overload relay has a case, a main bimetal bending upon detection of an overload current, a release lever rotatably supported by an adjusting link and rotating according to a shifter displaced in response to the bending of the main bimetals, and a contact reversing mechanism for change-over contacts responsive to a rotation of the release lever. The main bimetal, release lever and contact reversing mechanism are disposed in the case. The contact reversing mechanism has a movable plate, and a reversing spring stretched between the other side of the movable plate and a spring support. The other end of the movable plate and the spring support is positioned opposite a support point. The release lever has a release lever supporting part, a reversing spring pushing part, a cam contact part, and a displacement input part, in which the release lever supporting part is pivoted on the adjusting link. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100245018 | Thermal overload relay - A thermal overload relay includes main bimetals which bend upon detection of an overload current; a release lever displaced via movement of a shifter moved in response to the bending of the main bimetals; and a contact reversing mechanism for changing-over contacts responsive to a rotation of the release lever. The main bimetals, the release lever and the contact reversing mechanism are all disposed in a case. The contact reversing mechanism includes a pivotable movable plate; a reversing spring reversing the movable plate by coupling with a rotated release lever; and an interlock plate rotating around a support shaft together with the movable plate. Each contact has a normally opened contact piece and a normally closed contact piece and is disposed respectively in the vicinity of a front surface and in the vicinity of a back surface of the interlock plate. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100245002 | Electromagnetic contractor - An electromagnetic contactor has a stationary core; a coil arranged around the stationary core; a movable holder movable toward the stationary core; a movable core coupled to one end of the movable holder for being attracted to the stationary core by the excitation of the coil; and a nonmagnetic structural component arranged on the movable core facing the stationary core. The nonmagnetic structural component is a flat plate structural component with high flexural rigidity, overlaid on the surface of the movable core to face the stationary core. The nonmagnetic structural component and the movable core are held between a cushioning spring and a coupling pin. The cushioning spring is contained in the movable holder and buts the back face of the movable core not facing the stationary core. The coupling pin crosses the nonmagnetic structural component with both ends engaged with a pair of holder legs. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100243418 | PUSH BUTTON SWITCH - An operation portion and a switch portion of a push button switch are removably coupled. The switch portion includes a contact opening mechanism having a rotatably supported lever and a spring. The lever has one end acting on a part of the operation portion coupled with the switch portion, and the other end acting on a contact switching mechanism of the switching contact unit in the switch portion to open/close the contacts. The spring urges the lever in a fixed rotation direction. The contact switching mechanism is urged to move a movable contact from a standby state position toward an operating state position by the contact opening mechanism when the switch portion is separated from the operation portion. The contact switching mechanism is released from the urging when the switch portion is coupled with the operation portion. | 09-30-2010 |
| 20100113654 | FLAME-RESISTANT RESIN COMPOSITION - A flame-resistant resin composition is disclosed that uses a non-halogen flame retardant as the flame retardant, and allows resin processed articles to be obtained which have superior flame resistance and heat resistance. The flame-resistant resin composition comprises a non-halogen flame retardant (A) containing a metal phosphinate (a) represented by the following formula (I) | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100073117 | COIL UNIT OF ELECTROMAGNETIC CONTACTOR AND ASSEMBLING METHOD THEREOF - In a coil unit of an electromagnetic contactor in which a coil having a coil strand wound around a flanged bobbin is mounted on a leg of a stationary core of an operating electromagnet, into one flange of the bobbin are press fitted a pair of terminal metal pieces respectively corresponding to an initial side and final side lead wires of the coil, and each of the terminal metal pieces is formed with a press fitting base making the terminal metal piece press fitted into the one flange, a coil connecting arm around which the lead wire of corresponding side of the coil is wound and a tab terminal made to have a plug-in connection with a connector of an extension lead. | 03-25-2010 |
| 20090323302 | Thermal relay - A thermal relay includes an outer casing; an adjusting dial for adjusting a setting current value; and a cover for avoiding an erroneous operation. The cover is attached to the outer casing to cover the adjusting dial. A chamfer is provided on each of a peripheral surface of a back surface of the cover and a peripheral surface of a top surface of the adjusting dial. The chamfer on the peripheral surface of the back surface of the cover and the chamfer on the peripheral surface of the top surface of the adjusting dial are engaged with each other. | 12-31-2009 |
| 20090315653 | Electromagnet device and electromagnetic contactor - A core for an electromagnetic device includes a yoke and at least two legs extending from the yoke. The yoke and at least two legs are formed of steel plates laminated together. Each of the legs has a free end face forming a magnetic pole face, a first groove extending from the magnetic pole face and a second magnetic groove on a side face thereof. Also, the core includes a shading coil having a metal ring shape, and including a first linear section and a second linear section extending in parallel with each other. A part of the first linear section is accommodated in the first groove, and a part of the second linear section is accommodated in the second groove and locked therein. A bottom face of the second groove forms an angle with respect to a bottom face of the first groove. | 12-24-2009 |
| 20090283500 | ARC EXTINGUISHING RESIN PROCESSED ARTICLE AND CIRCUIT BREAKER USING THE SAME - An arc extinguishing resin processed article having excellent flame retardancy is disclosed, in which the contribution to rise in inner pressure is small, a pyrolysis gas that can efficiently extinguish an arc generated upon the interruption of a circuit can be generated, and heat resistance withstanding the rise in temperature generated in such a case and pressure resistance withstanding the rise in inner pressure are provided, and a circuit breaker using the arc extinguishing resin processed article are disclosed. The arc extinguishing resin processed article comprises a resin composition comprising (A) a polyolefin resin containing a hydroxyl group in an amount of from 0.2 to 0.7 mol per mol of a methylene group, a part of hydrogen atoms in a methylene chain being substituted with a hydroxyl group, (B) microcapsules containing water as a core material, and (C) a reactive organophosphorus flame retardant having a terminal unsaturated bond, the resin composition being molded and then subjected to radiation crosslinking. | 11-19-2009 |
| 20090243769 | MOVABLE CONTACT HOLDER OF ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND ASSEMBLING METHOD OF THE MOVABLE CONTACT HOLDER - A movable contact holder includes a movable contact holder base and a movable contact holder cover. One side of the movable contact holder base is opened to have a plurality of recesses each being formed for holding a contact pair, each contact pair include a bridge contact assembly and a contact spring inserted therein while being isolated from the other pairs. The other side of the movable contact holder base is formed as a bottom wall, and preferably includes openings through which an assembly jig can be inserted from outside the moveable contact holder. Alternatively, jig openings can be formed in lateral side walls of the recesses to allow the assembly jig to be inserted. The movable contact holder cover covers the movable contact holder base and is coupled thereto. | 10-01-2009 |
| 20090206977 | Thermal overload relay - A thermal overload relay is provided with an external case, and an adjustment dial with a cam inserted into an adjustment dial insertion hole provided in the external case for adjusting a settling current. A press-fitting section is provided at one of the adjustment dial and the adjustment dial insertion hole, and a locking section is provided at the other of the adjustment dial and the adjustment dial insertion hole. The press-fitting section is press-fit and retained in the locking section. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20090200272 | ARC-EXTINGUISHING PROCESSED RESIN ARTICLE AND CIRCUIT BREAKER THAT USES SAME - An arc-extinguishing processed resin article is disclosed that exhibits an excellent arc-extinguishing behavior, heat resistance, pressure resistance, and molding processability, and a circuit breaker that uses this arc-extinguishing processed resin article are provided. The circuit breaker includes a stationary contactor that has a stationary contact point, a movable contactor that has a movable contact point contacting the stationary contactor and that carries out a switching operation with the stationary contactor, and an arc-extinguishing device that extinguishes the arc generated when the stationary contactor and movable contactor engage in a switching operation. The circuit breaker uses, as the arc-extinguishing device, an arc-extinguishing processed resin article obtained by molding a resin composition containing (A) polyolefin resin that has the hydroxyl group substituted for a portion of the hydrogen atoms in the methylene chain and that contains 0.2 to 0.7 mole hydroxyl group per mole methylene group, (B) a crosslinking agent that has a terminal unsaturated group, and (C) metal hydroxide whose surface has been treated with higher aliphatic acid, wherein the resin composition contains 5 to 60 mass parts of the metal hydroxide (C) per 100 mass parts of the polyolefin resin (A), and radiation-induced crosslinking is executed on the resin composition after the molding thereof. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20090128077 | THERMALLY ACTUATED OVERLOAD TRIPPING DEVICE - A circuit breaker with overload and short-circuit protection functions for a motor, on which is mounted a thermally actuated overload tripping device including an adjustment dial to set a value corresponding to a rated current value of the motor on a scale. The dial has a standard setting pointer mark and a correction setting pointer mark side-by-side along a perimeter. The standard setting pointer mark applies to using the circuit breaker as a single item. The correction setting pointer mark applies to using a number of circuit breakers arranged in a line in close contact with each other. By setting a mark selected according to the arrangement of the circuit breaker at the rated current value, the steady state current value of the tripping device can be adequately set to correspond to the rated current value of the motor. | 05-21-2009 |
