- strike. A
latch is not the same as the
locking mechanism of a door or window,
although often they are
found together in the same product.
Latches range in...
- used in the
gated D
latch,
while SR NAND
latches are used in the positive-edge-triggered D flip-flop. The role of
these latches is to "lock" the active...
- Look up
latch or
latches in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
latch is a type of door or
window fastener.
Latch may also
refer to:
Latch, a
circuit used...
- the baby
latches, it can feel like a
pinch that goes away. If it's more
painful than that, it's
probably a bad
latch. A bad,
uncorrected latch can damage...
- and from the
interior (i.e. "secure") side of the door by a ****.
Night latches are
usually rim
locks and are
available as
deadlocking (automatically locks...
- ABB E256
latching relay Moeller Z-S230
latching relay wiring diagram of
latching switch example of
latching switch using GE PLS+
relay Latching relay Toggle...
- In electronics, a
latch-up is a type of
short circuit which can
occur in an
integrated circuit (IC). More specifically, it is the
inadvertent creation...
- A
latchkey kid, or
latchkey child, is a
child who
returns to an
empty home
after school (or
other activities) or a
child who is
often left at home with...
-
exterior doors in the
British Isles are
night latches. In the
United States, rim
locks and rim
latches are
often used on
wooden screen doors. A rim lock...
- this, the DC-10 used a "fail-safe"
latching system held in
place by "over top dead
center latches", five C-shaped
latches mounted on a
common torque shaft...
