Electric actuators

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318254, 318466, 318362, 318371, 318273, 318269, 310 80, 310 83, 188162, H02K 710

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045462976

ABSTRACT:
An electric actuator having an output member movable into and out of a force-exerting position, electric motor means operable both to move the output member to and from its force-exerting position and, when the output member is in that position, to control a spring system to generate a required output force on the output member, and means for withholding the spring system from generating a force on the output member until the output member is determined as being in its force-exerting position.

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