Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Control circuits for electromagnetic devices – For relays or solenoids
Patent
1984-09-25
1985-07-02
Salce, Patrick R.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Control circuits for electromagnetic devices
For relays or solenoids
361 1, 361343, 335205, 200 51R, 339 12R, 339147P, H01R 1344
Patent
active
045272174
ABSTRACT:
The disclosure generally relates to a protective device for an electronic instrument wherein input and output lines to and from the instrument are always isolated from calibration input and output terminals. This is accomplished by placing reed switches on or closely adjacent the non-magnetic instrument front panel, the switches being arranged to connect one of the input lines and terminals to the instrument circuitry while disconnecting the others therefrom, this being accomplished under control of a magnet placed adjacent the switches during a calibration procedure. The switches are further arranged to short circuit the output test terminals in the unenergized switch state to prevent insertion of unwanted signal current or voltage in that state. A magnetic key extension plug inserted into the terminals is disclosed to accomplish this switching action, the plug including a magnetic and extension terminals for receiving external leads and for insertion into the calibration inputs and/or outputs, the magnet controlling the reed switches as described above.
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Muller-Girard Otto
Schulp Philip P.
Cantor Jay M.
Salce Patrick R.
Transmation, Inc.
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