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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
41 SWITCHING DEVICE AND A METHOD OF CONTROLLING THE SAME US14503643 2014-10-01 US20150099464A1 2015-04-09 Sun Seng Kiat; Firman Ardiansyah; Liew Yew Loung
A switching device and a method of controlling a switching device are provided, the switching device comprising a switching module configured to perform switching for an electric circuit; a processor module configured to control the switching module; and a communication module coupled to the processor module, the communication module configured to effect communication between the processor module and an external device, wherein the communication module is configured to communicate with the external device using a near field communication signal.
42 INTELLIGENT MAGNETIC LATCHING MINIATURE CIRCUIT BREAKER US14129292 2012-12-13 US20140301006A1 2014-10-09 Zhenyang Liu
This invention discloses a type of intelligent magnetic-hold miniature circuit breaker, comprising a casing, a magnetic-hold relay, and a drive circuit, wherein said drive circuit receives control signal and then drives operation of said magnetic-hold relay; said magnetic-hold relay comprises a dynamic spring assembly, a static spring assembly, a deflector rod, a pushing piece, and a magnetic steel assembly; rotation of said magnetic steel assembly drives said deflector rod and then closing or opening of contacts of said dynamic spring assembly and said static spring assembly via said pushing piece; said miniature circuit breaker also includes a central processor, a communication chip, a mutual inductance module, and a current conditioning circuit. Said mutual inductance module is installed on the extension wire of the dynamic spring assembly. Said current conditioning circuit is connected to said central processor and said mutual inductance module respectively. Said central processor drives the magnetic-hold relay via said drive circuit according to current state signal from said current conditioning circuit, to realize overload protection.
43 Residual-current circuit breaker US13051444 2011-03-18 US08749941B2 2014-06-10 Gerhard Dobusch
A residual-current circuit breaker includes at least one summation current transformer through which are guided at least one first conductor and one second conductor of an electric network to be protected. At least one secondary winding is arranged on the summation current transformer and connected in terms of circuitry to a trip element. A test circuit connects the first conductor with the second conductor and includes at least one first test resistor, a second test resistor arranged serially in relation to the first test resistor in terms of circuitry, and a test button. The second test resistor is bridged by a shunt line which is guided through the summation current transformer. Arranged in the shunt line in terms of circuitry is at least one first voltage-dependent resistor.
44 FAST BREAKER FAILURE DETECTION FOR HVDC CIRCUIT BREAKERS US14007926 2011-04-04 US20140055903A1 2014-02-27 Lars-Erik Juhlin
A breaker failure detection device for a direct current (DC) circuit breaker (200) is provided. The circuit breaker comprises a circuit breaking element (204) and a non-linear resistor, e.g., a surge arrester (205), connected in parallel. The breaker failure detection device comprises a current sensor (212, 213, 214, 215), for measuring a current commutating from the circuit breaking element (204), and a breaker failure detection unit (211). The breaker failure detection unit (211) is arranged for comparing the measured current to desired values and deciding that an internal commutation process of the circuit breaker (200) does not proceed as desired if the measured current deviates from the desired values. The present invention makes use of an understanding that an improved detection of breaker failures may be achieved by monitoring the internal commutation process of the circuit breaker. Further, a method of breaker failure detection is provided.
45 APPARATUS FOR A CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER US13477493 2012-05-22 US20130314837A1 2013-11-28 RYAN A. SMITH
An apparatus includes an enclosure; a connector structured to mechanically and electrically engage a power circuit; a transmitter structured to transmit a signal having a frequency substantially greater than a power line frequency to the connector; and a user interface structured to cause the transmitter to transmit the signal to the connector.
46 METHOD FOR MAINTAINING FIRMWARE OF DIGITAL PROTECTIVE RELAY AND DIGITAL PROTECTIVE RELAY PERFORMING THE SAME US13651244 2012-10-12 US20130232478A1 2013-09-05 Byung Joon JEON
A firmware updating method for a digital protective relay having a plurality of modules includes receiving firmware update related information from a master device, notifying necessity of firmware update to a target module having a firmware to be updated based on the firmware update related information, receiving a firmware update ready message from the target module, and downloading a firmware from the master device into the target module and installing the downloaded firmware. According to the method, without opening a distributing board or removing an enclosure of a digital protective relay for updating a firmware of the digital protective relay, reduction of time and costs for on-site engineering and maintenance can be expected.
47 Circuit breaker with integrated ammeter US11486968 2006-07-13 US20070013380A1 2007-01-18 Kenny Word
An integrated circuit breaker and ammeter device includes a generally conventional electrical circuit breaker with an enclosing case and a primary current carrying conductor running through the case, and an ammeter circuit mounted with the case and operatively connected to the primary conductor so as to read and display the value of the current flowing through the primary conductor of the circuit breaker. In the preferred embodiment the primary conductor functions as the primary winding of a transformer and the ammeter circuit is directly connected to the secondary transformer winding. The ammeter circuit preferably further includes a display panel mounted on the case in a readily visible location.
48 Circuit breaker grip means US885431 1978-03-10 US4151386A 1979-04-24 Roland Nicol, deceased; by Helen C. Nicol Robinson, executrix
A circuit breaker having a handle stop for restraining the handle in a "tripped" or central position after the circuit breaker is electrically tripped to mechanically and visually indicate the tripped position.Also, an actuator is supported within the case of the circuit breaker and pivoted by the linkage mechanism (only when the latter is electrically tripped). During manual opening and closing of the circuit breaker contacts, the linkage mechanism does not pivot the actuator.Pivoting of the actuator (upon electrical tripping of the linkage mechanism) causes the actuator to engage and activate an auxiliary switch.When the circuit breaker handle is moved to the "off" position from the "tripped" or central position, the linkage mechanism simultaneously releases the actuator and the auxiliary switch is deactivated.
49 Circuit breaker housing, grip means and bus terminal US646988 1976-01-07 US4093838A 1978-06-06 Ronald Nicol
A circuit breaker having a handle stop for restraining the handle in a "tripped" or central position after the circuit breaker is electrically tripped to mechanically and visually indicate the tripped position.Also, an actuator is supported within the case of the circuit breaker and pivoted by the linkage mechanism (only when the latter is electrically tripped). During manual opening and closing of the circuit breaker contacts, the linkage mechanism does not pivot the actuator.Pivoting of the actuator (upon electrical tripping of the linkage mechanism) causes the actuator to engage and activate an auxiliary switch.When the circuit breaker handle is moved to the "off" position from the "tripped" or central position, the linkage mechanism simultaneously releases the actuator and the auxiliary switch is deactivated.
50 Switch for electrical wall receptacle with ground fault protection US609134 1975-08-29 US4010431A 1977-03-01 Gopal J. Virani; John J. Misencik; Roy O. Wiley
An electric receptacle with ground fault protection characterized by an insulating rectangular housing adapted for mounting in a wall outlet box. The housing comprises opposite end and edge walls with front and rear sides open and with a transverse partition dividing a chamber formed by the ends and side walls into a pair of side-by-side compartments. Partition aperture means between the compartments and the first compartment communicating with the open front side and the second compartment communicating with the open rear side. Receptacle components are disposed in the first compartment and electronic components are disposed in the second compartment, and the components in each compartment are so disposed as to minimize the space requirements for the receptacle. The receptacle components include a contact arm which carries one contact for each of two pairs of contacts and the arm is movable between open and closed positions of the contacts and is operatively connected to a latch member releasably holding the arm in the contact closed position. Ground fault sensing means for monitoring the flow of current through the receptacle is provided for releasing the latch member, whereby the contacts on the arm are opened and closed sequentially.
51 Combination electrical control US3622929D 1964-01-08 US3622929A 1971-11-23 BARDEN WAYNE A; ARISMAN MERVIN B
A combination electrical control having a variable resistor, a pull-push switch and an overload circuit breaker connected in tandem and having a common actuator shaft. The shaft may be rotated to alter the resistance of the variable resistor. The pull-push switch and the circuit breaker may be closed or reset when the shaft is pushed or pulled. The overload circuit breaker and the pull switch are connected in series so that the opening of either component breaks a circuit.
52 Device for protecting an electric plant against over-voltages US67077057 1957-07-09 US3037152A 1962-05-29 BERGSTROM LARS R
53 Timer mechanism US64824757 1957-03-25 US3009081A 1961-11-14 RUDOLPH BERGSMA
54 Combined thermal-magnetic circuit breaker US51018043 1943-11-13 US2473196A 1949-06-14 KURT DANNENBERG
55 Automatic series cut-out switch US66569633 1933-04-12 US1998335A 1935-04-16 SHEA JOSEPH L
56 Electric switch US12146826 1926-07-09 US1726392A 1929-08-27 GOFF ROBERT W
57 Protective device US1664097D US1664097A 1928-03-27
58 차단기 일체형 전력계측장치의 운용방법 KR1020170008347 2017-01-17 KR1020170119284A 2017-10-26 송기홍
본발명은차단기별부하전력상태감시를위한차단기일체형전력계측장치에관한것으로서, 더욱상세하게는차단기에연결된부하별전력상태를감시하기위하여설치하는전력계측장치중에서차단기에결합가능한구조로분배전반의전원차단없이설치하여차단기와연결된개별부하의전력상태를계측할수 있는차단기일체형전력계측기술의구현에관한것이다. 본발명에따른차단기별부하전력상태감시를위한차단기일체형전력계측장치는전력계측모듈의설치시 공급전원을차단하지않고차단기를부스바및 전력케이블과분리하지않는형태이고; 분배전반과전력패널에상기전력계측모듈의설치를위한추가공간이필요하지않으며; 상기차단기와연결된전력선의형태가부스바인경우상기부스바전용지지대를부착하고상기전력계측모듈을설치하여상기차단기에고정시키는구조이고; 상기차단기와연결된전력선의형태가케이블인경우상기케이블전용지지대를부착하고상기전력계측모듈을설치하여상기차단기에고정시키는구조이며; 상기차단기의단상, 3상 3선및 3상 4선단자에개별적으로연결하는단극형전력계측모듈이설치될수 있고; 상기차단기의단상, 3상 3선및 3상 4선과일치하는전력계측모듈이설치될수 있으며; 상기차단기를통해흐르는전류의양을측정하기위하여홀 효과센서기반의측정방식이적용되고; 상별및 선간전압을측정하고역률을산출하기위하여상기차단기의단자와접촉되는접점단자가구비되며; 상기차단기와상기전력계측모듈간의통신및 상기전력계측모듈과감시장치간의통신에는 RS-485 및지그비통신방식이적용되는것을특징으로한다.
59 차단기의 위치 감지 장치 KR1020160042210 2016-04-06 KR101772660B1 2017-08-29 주병하; 김대영
본발명은인출형차단기의분리위치, 테스트위치및 접속위치를감지할수 있는차단기의위치감지장치에관한것으로서, 차단기의인출입장치와연동되어회전될수 있는회전축과연결되고, 상기회전축의회전중심을기준으로편심되게형성되는적어도하나의캠부를포함하는캠 부재; 및상기캠 부재의상기캠부와접촉되어전기적신호를출력할수 있는스위치;를포함할수 있다.
60 전기 스위칭 소자, 전기 스위칭 시스템, 전기 스위칭 소자의 보호 방법 KR1020090085284 2009-09-10 KR1020100031082A 2010-03-19 프리머래니윌리엄제임스; 오브라이언캐슬린앤; 쉘렌즈오웬제니스
PURPOSE: An electricity switching element, an electricity switching system, and a protection method thereof are provided to obtain a current and a voltage rating by serially connecting a plurality of switch sets. CONSTITUTION: An electricity switching element comprises a plurality of switch sets(20), a control circuit(36), and at least one intermediate diodes(40,42,54). A plurality of switch sets are serially connected each other. Each switch set comprises a plurality of switches. A plurality of switches are connected in parallel each other. A control circuit is connected to a plurality of switch sets. The control circuit controls the opening and closing of a plurality of switches. The intermediate diodes are connected between the switch set of each pair and the control circuit.
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