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PRODUCTS Reed Swiches

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PRODUCTS Reed Swiches

Reed Swiches

Reed Swiches

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The reed switch was invented by Dr. W. B. Ellwood at Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1936. The first application was made during 1938 when the reed switch was used as a selector switch in coaxial carrier equipment. later, improvements of the reed switches were made in parallel with the development of the telecommunications technology. At the same time, the advantages of reed switches such as the speedy response time, hermetically sealed contacts,compact size and long mechanical life have contributed greatly to the development of telecommunications technology. From 1956, when research and development on reed switches began in japan, innovations have been made in improving contact performance,reducing overall size, improving manufacturing methods and reducing manufacturing cost. In addition to applications in switching system, broad applications have been developed as sensors and controllers in automobile electrical devices, reed relays, and other instruments of various types. Our reed switches of extremely superior quality are manufactured based on our own original technology for deactivating contact surfaces,high performance automatic sealing equipment and contact resistance measurement technology which uses magnetic flux scanning tests(FS method) In particular, our process for deactivating contact surfaces takes the fatal problem of the conventional rhodium contact reed switch and suppresses increases in contact resistance due to organic contamination. Thus, it became possible to manufacture reed switches with stabilized contact resistance. This original technology was awarded the highest award(Schneider Award) at the 21st Annual National Relay Conference. Furthermore, we received the schneider Awards at the 36th and 38th Annual National Relay Conferences for research into reed switch contact phenomena. Our engineering and technology capabilities are evaluated highly.

Reed Switch Characteristics

1 Reed switches are hermetically sealed within a glass tube with inert gas do not receive any influence from the external atmospheric environment.

2Quick response because of small mass of moving parts.

3The structure comprises the operating parts and electrical circuits arranged coaxially. Reed switches are suited to applications in radio frequency operation.

4 Reed switches are compact and light weight.

5Superior corrosion resistance and wear resistance of the contacts assures stable switching operation and long life.

6With a permanent magnet installed, reed switches economically and easily become proximity switches.

Applications
  • Proximity switch

    Temperature detector

    Gasoline tank volume monitor

    Cargo handling equipment

    Float switch

    Toys

    Facsimile

    Leisure products

    Hydraulic pressure equipment

    Consumer electronc equipment

    Pressure detection equipment

    Security equipment

    Machine tools

  • Rotation detector

    Various rotation detectors

    Tape deck automatic stop circuit

    Automobile electronic circuit

  • Kep switch

    Data terminal equipment

    Automatic balance

    Computer I/O circuits

    Electronic calculators(keyboards)

  • Switching system

    Answer phone

    Electronic switching system

  • Automation

    Ordinary control system

    Automatic measuring equipment

    Plant system control

    Traffic comtrol system

    Process control

  • Inspection equipment

    Various types of digital equipment

    Subassembly for synchronous and other types of equipmnet

  • Others

    Digital circuit

    Radio frequency relay

    Data logger

    Various special purpose relays

    Analog circuit

    Transmission equipment

    Radio equipment

    Broadcasting equipment

Basic reed switch structure
Reed switch operating principles
The changeover type reed switch is normally ON, due to mechanical bias of the common (COM) lead, which is between the normally closed (N.C) reed contact and the normally open(N.O) reed contact. When an external magnetic field is induced, the N.C blade is not affected because it is non-magnetic but the COM lead is attracted by the N.O lead and moves. When the magnetic field is removed, COM lead again moves to the N.C lead by mechanical bias. Changeover type