Combination arming/discriminating inertia switch

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Special application – Change of inclination or of rate of motion responsive

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200 6148, 280735, 307121, H01H 3514, B60R 2132

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050597515

ABSTRACT:
The switch assembly comprises a single inertial sensing mass which is magnetically biased to an initial position along a path of travel within an enclosure. In this position, the mass holds a normally closed arming switch open. A normally open discriminating switch is disposed in the path of travel of the mass to be closed by the mass upon the occurrence of a velocity change indicating that a passive occupant restraint device such as an air bag should be deployed. Travel of the mass from the initial position releases the arming switch before the discriminating switch closes.

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