Abstract: An electromagnetic force driving actuator and a circuit breaker using the same is disclosed. The actuator comprises a casing that forms two paths having a certain length in longitudinal direction, and forms a middle wall by the two paths; a main magnetic field generation element that is allocated on the both face wall of the two paths of the casing; and a moving element that, as the middle wall is located in the center, a coil, which is bound in the orthogonal direction to longitudinal direction of the paths, is in a body that its left and right sides passes through the paths and its front and back side are exposed to outside, when forward direction or reverse direction current is provided in the coil, moves forward and backward along the longitudinal direction of the paths.

Abstract: An electromagnetic force driving actuator and a circuit breaker using the same is disclosed. The actuator comprises a casing that forms two paths having a certain length in longitudinal direction, and forms a middle wall by the two paths; a main magnetic field generation element that is allocated on the both face wall of the two paths of the casing; and a moving element that, as the middle wall is located in the center, a coil, which is bound in the orthogonal direction to longitudinal direction of the paths, is in a body that its left and right sides passes through the paths and its front and back side are exposed to outside, when forward direction or reverse direction current is provided in the coil, moves forward and backward along the longitudinal direction of the paths.

Abstract: Disclosed are an electro-magnetic force driving actuator and a circuit breaker comprising the actuator. The actuator comprises a hollow inner case made of magnetic material; an outer case made of magnetic material and being concentric with the inner case and radially mounted at an interval outwardly from the inner case; inner and outer permanent magnets abutting on an outer surface of the inner case and an inner surface of the outer case, respectively and positioned to maintain a predetermined gap between the magnets; a coil mounted to be linearly movable in an axial direction between the inner and outer permanent magnets; and a non-magnetic movable member having an end to which the coil is provided and linearly moving in the axial direction between the inner and outer permanent magnets with electromagnetic repulsive forces occurring due to magnetic fields by the inner and outer permanent magnets and a current density of the coil when current is supplied to the coil.