Solenoid with armature biased towards the rest position with two

Electrical resistors – Incased – embedded – or housed – Terminal or lead extends into end of elongated casing or...

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335260, 335270, H01F 708, H01F 713

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ABSTRACT:
A solenoid having an armature movable with respect to a stator from a rest position to an energized position when a coil is energized. Two return devices, for instance helical compression springs, urge the armature to return to the rest position. Two slidable sleeves are provided between stator and the armature. Ingress of dirt into the armature may jam either sleeve with respect to the stator or the armature without jamming the solenoid, since the other return devices/sleeve combination will still permit movement of the armature.

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