Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Special application – Control by direction of rotation of shaft or spindle
Patent
1983-10-31
1985-03-05
Scott, J. R.
Electricity: circuit makers and breakers
Special application
Control by direction of rotation of shaft or spindle
200 6145M, 200 6146, 200 80R, 200DIG9, 200DIG29, H01H 316, H01H 3510
Patent
active
045032980
ABSTRACT:
A device for sensing wheel rotation includes a cylindrical casing with a frusto-conical bottom end which defines a ramp for a steel ball in the casing; a shaft connected to the casing top for rotation by a vehicle wheel to cause the ball to ride up the ramp; a pair of annular contacts at the bottom of the ramp which are electrically interconnected by the ball when the wheel and consequently the shaft and casing stop rotating, whereby an electrical circuit including the contacts is closed to provide a signal indicating that rotation of the wheel has ceased.
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Dunsmuir George H.
Scott J. R.
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