Abstract: A power supply device which is used as a backup power supply, including a power supply side acquisition unit that acquires information related to a position of the power supply device.

Abstract: A contact device includes: a contact block which includes a fixed contact, and a movable contactor including a movable contact formed to come into and out of contact with the fixed contact; a driving block including a driving shaft which moves the movable contactor, the driving block configured to drive the driving shaft so that the movable contact can come into and out of contact with the fixed contact; and a yoke disposed on one side of the movable contactor in a driving direction and fixed to the movable contactor. One of the yoke and the movable contactor includes a projection projected to the driving direction, and the other of the yoke and the movable contactor includes an insertion hole in which to insert the projection.

Abstract: A power supply device which is used as a backup power supply, including a power supply side acquisition unit that acquires information related to a position of the power supply device.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay includes a contact device including a fixed terminal with a fixed contact formed, and a movable contactor with a movable contact formed to come into contact with and separate from the fixed contact. The contact device is stored in a housing. The electromagnetic relay further includes a terminal portion including a first terminal portion having a screw portion formed thereon, and a second terminal portion connected to the first terminal portion. The first terminal portion and the second terminal portion are configured to be electrically connected to each other at least in a state where a counterpart member connected to the terminal portion. A rotation restriction portion for restricting relative rotation between the first terminal portion and the second terminal portion is provided on at least one of the first terminal portion or the second terminal portion.

Abstract: A contact device includes: a contact block which includes a fixed contact, and a movable contactor including a movable contact formed to come into and out of contact with the fixed contact; a driving block including a driving shaft which moves the movable contactor, the driving block configured to drive the driving shaft so that the movable contact can come into and out of contact with the fixed contact; and a yoke disposed on one side of the movable contactor in a driving direction and fixed to the movable contactor. One of the yoke and the movable contactor includes a projection projected to the driving direction, and the other of the yoke and the movable contactor includes an insertion hole in which to insert the projection.

Abstract: An evaluation method of an impact test and an impact tester are provided. A personal computer includes, as a functional configuration, a data extraction section extracting from time-series data of force a data section for obtaining a natural frequency of an impact tester in a natural vibration analysis, an analysis section carrying out a frequency spectrum analysis on the extracted data section, and a vibration waveform removal section removing a natural vibration waveform of the impact tester from force data. The data extraction section, the analysis section and the vibration waveform removal section are respectively stored as a data extraction program, an analysis program and a vibration waveform removal program in a memory.

Abstract: An evaluation method of an impact test and an impact tester are provided, capable of simply and accurately obtaining a natural frequency of the impact tester without adding a special machine for measuring the natural frequency of the impact tester. A personal computer includes, as a functional configuration, a data extraction section extracting from time-series data of force a data section for obtaining a natural frequency of an impact tester in a natural vibration analysis, and an analysis section carrying out a frequency spectrum analysis on the extracted data section. The data extraction section and the analysis section are respectively stored as a data extraction program and an analysis program in a memory.

Abstract: A contact device includes: a contact block which includes a fixed terminal including a fixed contact formed thereon, and a movable contactor including a movable contact formed thereon; and a driving block including a driving shaft to which the movable contactor is attached, the driving block configured to drive the movable contactor. The contact block includes: a biasing portion configured to bias the movable contactor toward one side in a driving shaft direction; and a yoke disposed at least on an opposite side of the movable contactor in the driving shaft direction while the movable contact is in contact with the fixed contact. The biasing portion includes a biasing end configured to make biasing force act on the movable contactor by pressing a member other than the yoke.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay includes an exciting coil, a pair of fixed contacts, a movable spring, a magnet, and a yoke in contact with the magnet. The pair of fixed contacts is arranged along a first direction. The movable spring comes into contact with or moves away from the fixed contacts in response to the turn on or off of current to the exciting coil. The magnet prolongs the arc generated between the fixed contacts and the movable spring. The magnet is adjacent to the fixed contacts along a second direction orthogonal to the first direction, and is adjacent to the exciting coil along a third direction orthogonal to the first direction and the second direction. The yoke is adjacent to the fixed contacts along the third direction in a state where the yoke is in contact with the magnet.

Abstract: In a contact device, rotational movement of a movable contactor with a yoke attached is regulated by the fact that the yoke abuts against a wall surface of a wall portion. In an event where the movable contactor with the yoke attached moves rotationally, the yoke is allowed to abut against only a wall surface in one region obtained by dividing the wall surface by a virtual line passing through a rotation center of the yoke.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay includes an electromagnet block, a pair of fixed contacts, a movable spring, and a stopper. The electromagnet block includes an exciter coil and an armature. The movable spring includes a fixed portion and a movable portion. The fixed portion is fixed to the electromagnet block. The movable portion contacts fixed contact and is separated from the fixed contacts in response to turning on and off of an energizing of the exciter coil. The stopper configured to restrict a movement of the movable portion. The armature is fixed to the movable portion and is displaced unitarily with the movable portion. The movable spring is configured to, upon turning on the energizing of the exciter coil, cause the movable portion to move, by magnetic force, in an approaching direction in which the movable portion approaches the fixed contacts with the fixed portion functioning as a fulcrum, and contact the fixed connection portions.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay includes an electromagnet block, a pair of fixed contacts, a movable spring, and a stopper. The electromagnet block includes an exciter coil and an armature. The movable spring includes a fixed portion and a movable portion. The fixed portion is fixed to the electromagnet block. The movable portion contacts fixed contact and is separated from the fixed contacts in response to turning on and off of an energizing of the exciter coil. The stopper configured to restrict a movement of the movable portion. The armature is fixed to the movable portion and is displaced unitarily with the movable portion. The movable spring is configured to, upon turning on the energizing of the exciter coil, cause the movable portion to move, by magnetic force, in an approaching direction in which the movable portion approaches the fixed contacts with the fixed portion functioning as a fulcrum, and contact the fixed connection portions.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay includes an exciting coil, a pair of fixed contacts, a movable spring, a magnet, and a yoke in contact with the magnet. The pair of fixed contacts is arranged along a first direction. The movable spring comes into contact with or moves away from the fixed contacts in response to the turn on or off of current to the exciting coil. The magnet prolongs the arc generated between the fixed contacts and the movable spring. The magnet is adjacent to the fixed contacts along a second direction orthogonal to the first direction, and is adjacent to the exciting coil along a third direction orthogonal to the first direction and the second direction. The yoke is adjacent to the fixed contacts along the third direction in a state where the yoke is in contact with the magnet.

Abstract: Provided is a contact device in which all of three movable contacts can be securely brought into contact with fixed contacts. The contact device includes a fixed terminal 37 that has a fixed contact 35, a movable terminal 28 that moves toward and away from the fixed terminal 37 and has three movable contacts 31a, 31b, and 31c that are brought into contact with the fixed contact 35, and a pressing spring 33 that presses the movable terminal 28 and brings the movable contacts 31a, 31b, and 31c into contact with the fixed contacts 35 at a predetermined pressing force. The point of application of the pressing spring 33 is located in a triangle formed by internal tangents of the three movable contacts.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay includes a contact device including a fixed terminal with a fixed contact formed, and a movable contactor with a movable contact formed to come into contact with and separate from the fixed contact. The contact device is stored in a housing. The electromagnetic relay further includes a terminal portion including a first terminal portion having a screw portion formed thereon, and a second terminal portion connected to the first terminal portion. The first terminal portion and the second terminal portion are configured to be electrically connected to each other at least in a state where a counterpart member connected to the terminal portion. A rotation restriction portion for restricting relative rotation between the first terminal portion and the second terminal portion is provided on at least one of the first terminal portion or the second terminal portion.

Abstract: A contact device includes: a contact block which includes a fixed terminal including a fixed contact formed thereon, and a movable contactor including a movable contact formed thereon; and a driving block including a driving shaft to which the movable contactor is attached, the driving block configured to drive the movable contactor. The contact block includes: a biasing portion configured to bias the movable contactor toward one side in a driving shaft direction; and a yoke disposed at least on an opposite side of the movable contactor in the driving shaft direction while the movable contact is in contact with the fixed contact. The biasing portion includes a biasing end configured to make biasing force act on the movable contactor by pressing a member other than the yoke.

Abstract: A contact point device 1 includes a drive block 2 that has a drive shaft 25 to which a movable contactor 29 is attached, and drives the movable contactor 29. The movable contactor 29 is attached to the drive shaft 25 so as to be movable relatively to the drive shaft 25 in an axial direction of the drive shaft, and in addition, relative movement thereof in the axial direction is regulated due to abutment of the movable contactor 29 against a regulating portion 60. Then, between the movable contactor 29 and the regulating portion 60 is formed a rotational movement deregulating portion 80, which relaxes the regulation by the regulating portion 60 for the relative rotational movement of the movable contactor 29 in the axial direction.

Abstract: Provided is a contact device in which all of three movable contacts can be securely brought into contact with fixed contacts. The contact device includes a fixed terminal 37 that has a fixed contact 35, a movable terminal 28 that moves toward and away from the fixed terminal 37 and has three movable contacts 31a, 31b, and 31c that are brought into contact with the fixed contact 35, and a pressing spring 33 that presses the movable terminal 28 and brings the movable contacts 31a, 31b, and 31c into contact with the fixed contacts 35 at a predetermined pressing force. The point of application of the pressing spring 33 is located in a triangle formed by internal tangents of the three movable contacts.

Abstract: In a contact device, rotational movement of a movable contactor with a yoke attached is regulated by the fact that the yoke abuts against a wall surface of a wall portion. In an event where the movable contactor with the yoke attached moves rotationally, the yoke is allowed to abut against only a wall surface in one region obtained by dividing the wall surface by a virtual line passing through a rotation center of the yoke.

Abstract: An electromagnetic relay includes an exciting coil, a pair of fixed contacts, a movable spring, a magnet, and a yoke in contact with the magnet. The pair of fixed contacts is arranged along a first direction. The movable spring comes into contact with or moves away from the fixed contacts in response to the turn on or off of current to the exciting coil. The magnet prolongs the arc generated between the fixed contacts and the movable spring. The magnet is adjacent to the fixed contacts along a second direction orthogonal to the first direction, and is adjacent to the exciting coil along a third direction orthogonal to the first direction and the second direction. The yoke is adjacent to the fixed contacts along the third direction in a state where the yoke is in contact with the magnet.