TOGGLE SENSOR AND APPLICATIONS FOR TOGGLE SENSOR
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Feb 25, 2016
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Aug 19, 2015
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Aug 25, 2014
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A sensor assembly which can be used in a power actuated child lock system includes a resilient sensor arm which functions as both a switch and spring to bias a switch cam to a desired position. The sensor arm extends from a base unit containing a plunger, and the sensor arm extends over the plunger to a distal end. A motor drives the switch cam to a desired position along the sensor arm, and the sensor arm biases the switch cam to maintain the switch cam in that desired position. When the switch cam engages a first segment of the sensor arm, the switch cam presses the sensor arm and plunger, which is referred to as an unlocking position. When the switch cam is moved to a second segment of the sensor arm, the switch cam releases the sensor arm and plunger, referred to as a locking position.
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