Key element for the control of electromotors, especially for cra

Electricity: motive power systems – Three-or-more-positions motor controller systems – Knee- or foot-operated controllers

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318268, 318549, G01D 512, H02P 700, B66C 1322

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056315309

ABSTRACT:
A key element for the control of electromotors, especially for cranes and other hoisting equipment. The key element includes a key switch pestle, a permanent magnet attached to the key switch pestle and a Hall sensor. The key switch pestle and permanent magnet are moveable both towards and away from the Hall sensor. As the permanent magnet approaches the Hall sensor, a flux density is sensed which triggers the generation of a control signal. In order to create a key element which can be installed in the smallest possible space, in controls and the like, the electronic circuit which includes a permanent magnet positionable toward the Hall sensor is integrated into the key element housing.

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patent: 3562616 (1971-02-01), Elliott
patent: 3818292 (1974-06-01), Berman
patent: 4499449 (1985-02-01), Shinozaki et al.
patent: 4578624 (1986-03-01), Neki et al.

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