Extended minimum dwell shock sensor

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

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200 6153, 335205, H01H 3514

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052123570

ABSTRACT:
A shock sensor achieving the advantages of extended minimum dwell and extended total dwell employs a reed switch in a housing mounted coaxial to the reed switch. The shock sensor employs a magnet of cylindrical shape, which is coaxial with the reed switch and slidably mounted to activate the reed switch. The shape of the activation magnet, which also serves as an acceleration detecting mass, is that of a cylindrical shell which extends along the axis of the reed switch. The shell has a ring portion extending radially inward and of short axial extent on the end of the magnet which lags in activation. A spring extends between an abutment and the magnet within the shell. When the shock sensor is subjected to an acceleration, the magnet is moved by the acceleration force from a non-activating position. Further extending the activation dwell time of the sensor and, in addition, providing an extended minimum dwell time, is the shape of the magnetic field created by the ring at the first abutting end of the magnet.

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Reed Switch Application Manual, Copyright 1987, Hamlin, Inc. Lake Mills, Wis.

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