1566 results about "Rotary switch" patented technology

A universal power adapter to allow only the plug desired to stick out smoothly in a simple construction and allowing convenient operation is comprised of a lid, a base, a rotary switch, and multiple plugs; multiple channels being disposed on the external wall of the base, a standardized plug being inserted to each channel; a rotary switch containing a bar sliding block and a braking pushbutton; the bar sliding block containing a bar slide and a gap; the pushbutton being inserted into the gap; a protruding block and a slot below being disposed to the top of the plug; the slot receiving the insertion end of the braking pushbutton; and the pushbutton sliding in the channel on the external wall of the base; and the protruding block of each plug being inserted into the bar slide of the bar sliding block to slide against the protruding block.

A hearing aid includes a circuit board having a battery affixed thereon and a switch that utilizes a portion of the circuit board as a portion of the switch. The battery is permanently affixed to the circuit board in at least one location and at least a portion of the battery is spaced away from the circuit board. The circuit board further includes at least one pair of printed switch traces. The switch is integrated into the circuit board in a way that utilizes the circuit board to form a rotary switch.

A rotary switch mechanism includes a first rotatable member, a second rotatable member, a push button and a triggered switch. By rotating the first rotatable member, a first rotation command is executed. By rotating the second rotatable member, a second rotation command is executed. By moving a user's finger on the push button, a motion command is executed. By pressing down the push button to trigger the push switch, a pushing command is executed. In such way, the rotary switch mechanism may be used to input plural commands.

An actuating device is provided for selecting gears of an automatic transmission. The actuating device includes a rotatable actuating element as well as a crank arrangement (9) with stop elements (Mn) for limiting the rotation angle of the actuating element to a total switching angle. The actuating element may assume n switching positions within the total switching angle. The crank arrangement (9) has a separate stop element (Mn), which can be activated in a controlled manner, and a crank area (12, 13) for each of the n switching positions. The crank area (12, 13) comprises at least one crank segment (A, B, C, . . . ), between the end stops of which a stop element (Mn) can assume one of n relative positions, which correspond to the n switching positions. The crank segments (A, B, C, . . . ) are arranged distributed over the total crank angle such that all n relative positions are occupied by the n stop elements (Mn) for each relative switching position (1, 2, 3, . . . ). The actuating device makes possible, analogously to purely mechanical actuating elements with discrete locking position, the reliable actuation of complex technical systems. At the same time, intuitively detectable and especially tactile feedback, which is unambiguous under all operating conditions, is achieved for the actual state of the system.

A switching device having a frame, in which an actuator adapted to rotate a main shaft of the switching device and rotatable around an axis of rotation, the actuator having a 0 position, an I position and a first dead point between the 0 position and the I position, the I position being located by a given angle (α₆) in a first direction relative to the 0 position. The actuator also has a testing position, the testing position being located by a predetermined angle (β₆) in a second direction relative to the 0 position, the second direction being opposite relative to the first direction.

A rotary switch mechanism includes a hollow cylinder, a base, a push button, a first rotatable member, a second rotatable member, a first switch, a second switch and a third switch. The base is disposed under the hollow cylinder. The first rotatable member is sheathed around the hollow cylinder. The second rotatable member is sheathed around the first rotatable member. The first switch is disposed beside the first rotatable member. The second switch is disposed beside the second rotatable member. The third switch is mounted on a first circuit board, which is disposed under the base. The first rotatable member and the first switch interact with each other to generate a first rotating signal. The second rotatable member and the second switch interact with each other to generate a second rotating signal. The third switch is triggered by the pressing rod to generate a pressing signal.

A switch detection device using RFID tags is disclosed. The switch detection device includes a RFID tag, a conducting circuit loop and a switch connected to the conducting circuit loop to form a control circuit. The switch is controlled to turn on or off, leading to the closing or opening of the control circuit. The RFID tag detects the state of the conducting circuit loop and transmits a signal representing the opened/closed state to a RFID reader. The switch detection device is incorporated to a turning operation mechanism which includes a lever lock assembly, a deadbolt lock assembly, a window sash lock assembly, an odometer wheel, a hinge provided with a first hinge member and a second hinge member interconnected by a central axle, a door closer, a water faucet, a rotatable switch, or a rotatable lock.

An electronic assistant issues audible, spoken, digitally recorded, medication reminders at programmed times, entered using a microphone and a recessed rotary switch that requires a tool for access. The device repeats medication reminders, and, if the reminders are not acknowledged within a predetermined time, it generates an audible alarm as well as an electronic signal that summons help and includes GPS-derived location information. A spoken medical history can be recorded digitally in the same device for playback by emergency personnel.

A rotary switch mechanism for an operation panel is designed such that the space on a printed board is ensured, the design of electronic parts on the printed board can be readily made, and the attachability of a switch is good. Drive pieces are arranged at predetermined intervals around the end of a rotary knob behind the operation panel, and a detection switch for detecting the passage and the direction of the passage of the drive pieces is disposed in or near the extent where the drive pieces move.

A circuit breaker includes a plurality of independent poles. Each of the independent poles includes separable contacts, sensors structured to sense a current and a voltage operatively associated with the separable contacts, and a magnetically actuated actuator structured to open and close the separable contacts. A manual selector, such as a rotary switch, is structured to select a point-on-wave switching characteristic from a plurality of different switching characteristics. A point-on-wave controller cooperates with the manual selector and with the sensors and the actuators of the independent poles to independently and synchronously open and close the separable contacts of the independent poles as a function of the point-on-wave switching characteristic selected by the manual selector.

A rotatable control knob for actuating a rotary switch includes a slit serving as a pointer display element. An illuminating portion of a light guiding unit attached to the control knob is disposed in the slit. A strip light-guiding portion extends spirally from the illuminating portion is secured to the inner surface of the control knob. Thus, light emerging from a planar light-emitting unit disposed under the control knob is incident on the lower surface of the strip light-guiding portion and is guided through the strip light-guiding portion to the illuminating portion. This allows the illuminating portion illuminated with high intensity in the slit so as to function as an indicator.

A tactical illuminator having an integrated illuminator system including a horizontally-oriented foregrip, a power source, a rotary switch, a toggle switch, a depressible switch, an attachment mechanism, navigation lights, an aiming laser, and a main illuminator.

A trigger switch mechanism of a nail gun is pivotally attached between two side plates of a trigger of the nail gun. The switch mechanism includes a blocking piece pivotally attached to a safety slide rod and a trigger valve rod of the nail gun. Each of the side plates includes an axis hole, and two blocking grooves are disposed in the axis hole. The switch mechanism includes a plurality of blocking teeth, and a spring is disposed between one of the side plate and the switch mechanism to abut the switch mechanism and nest the blocking teeth into the blocking groove for stopping the switch mechanism. The switch mechanism includes a dial portion for being dialed by a hand of the operator, which is capable of deviating the blocking teeth from the blocking grooves to release the switch mechanism, and rotating the switch mechanism to adjust the position of the blocking piece relative to the safety slide rod, so as to realize conveniently switching the operation modes of the trigger of the nail gun.