AP426A - An electronic device that gives information display. - Google Patents

Abstract

An informative device powered by electricity and fixed on top of a motor vehicles, has its mechanisms encased in transparent perspex and a metal case. These mechanisms are the intertwine of mechanical and electronic components. Two wooden or plastic cylindrical shafts with two circular grooves each, have at their ends steel ball bearings mounted in a fender, rotates with a rotational force established by electronic motors, with the help of electronic motor belts two elastic belts which are attached to information sheet, runs through the circular grooves of the cylindrical shafts, eventually revolve round the cylindrical shafts to exhibit information display through the transparent perspex. With possession of lighting system, the information is very attractive in the night as well. Though it is fixed on top of motor vehicle, it can also be placed at hotels, offices or any other public attending places

Description

AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE THAT GIVES INFORMATION DISPLAY. BACKGROUND - Field of Invention,

This invention relates to the propagation of visual informationto the general public, in a highly perceptive attraction such asthe Television, and the moving signs, to the interest of a

nation, an individual, or the general public. __J

Background - Description of Prior Art

Presently, the information media are Newspapers.Radio, Billboards, Moving signs, Stickers, T-shirts.Calendars. So far, there is no record of visual informationmodern technology.

Television,Banners andany electronically medium which is placed on top of vehicles by

Moreover, none of the above-named electroniccould be placed on top of a vehicle,to displayConsidering the mobility of vehicles. the idea ofperceptive electronic device on top of these vehicles gate information displaythe public attention and information mediawhile in motion. placing ato propa- is Conceived, from an angle of arrestinggiving out information thereafter.

In the above-mentioned informationfrom being stationary or fixed atvisual information fixed onthat majority of instinctivemotion, so in my invention,screen to move, there by the observer, to get the media,a spot,them. But it isperception are most of them, aparthas also got theiran undisputable factcaused by objects in rotating rods cause the informationincreasing the response of perception ofinformation that is put across. (,

As an information medium, the concept of the idea of being placedon top of vehicle, hence making it very conspicuous and thecombination of rotating rods attached to steel ball bearings,intertwined with electronic amplifier and motors, makes myinvention unique. OBJECTS AND ADVANTAGES OF MY INVENTION, 1. It is Simple, Safe and easy to install 2. It is accessible to mechanical shock 3. It is very inculcative, owing to its constant durationinterval of display. 4. It is very conspicuous, being fixed on top of any vehicle of any size. 5. It is noiseless, therefore, there is no interference withthe horns of the vehicle. 6. It is easy to maintain.

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BAD ORIGINAL 7. It accomplishes the result of attracting the public atten-tion . 8. It is quit portable and considerably normal in dimension. 9. It gives information at every passing second, owing to1ighting system. 10. It is commercially viable. DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS.

Fig. A shows the overall basic operator in isometric explodedview.

Fig. Al. shows the upper fender (14) with the upper lightingsystem (3), the speed control resistors (5) the Upper steel ballbearings (4) the speed control switch (19) and the lightingsystem switch (20) . C~ Fig. A2 shows the cylindrical shaft (10) with two elastic belts (6) one put around the neck and the other at its base, togetherwith the periodic information sheet (1).

Fig. A3, shows the 12volts electronic motors (8) with the elec-tronic motor belts (7), lower steel ball bearings (4), the heatresist circuit (2), the lower lighting system (3), the lowerfender (14) and the 12volts transformer (9) together with diodes(12) .

Fig. B, shows the enclosure system in isometric exploded view,depicting the metal enclosure case (15) and the perspex screen(16) which contain the whole setup in Fig.A

Fig. Cl shows, the cylindrical Shaft (10) and the steel ballbearings (4) in isometric exploded view.

Fig. C2, shows the cross section of the shaft (10), the steelball bearing (4) and the fenders (14) fixed together.

Fig. C3 shows the side view of Fig. C2Fig. C4 shows Fig C2 in mounting end view.

Fig. D, show the cylindrical shaft (10) linked to the electronicmotor (8) with the electronic motor belt, (7) in operationFig. E shows the front view, back view and top view when it iscompletely assembled. Fig El, E2, E3, respectively.

DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION

The basic embodiment of my invention is shown in Fig. Al, Fig A2and Fig A3 in isometric view.

It comprises three main parts, namely Rotating System.· Cylindricalshaft (10), steel ball bearings (4) and the electronic motors

BAD ORIGINAL ' (8), the Revolving System: The electronic motor belts (7),elastic belts (6) and the periodic information sheet (1). and theElectronic.- The heat resist circuit (2), lighting system (3) andthe speed control resistors (5).

In the rotating system. the cylindrical shaft (10) which isdesigned with two circular grooves and the steel ball bearings(4) are separable as shown in Fig. A. but the electronic motor• 8) is fixed on the lower fender (14) with screws (11) and linkedto the electronic system with flexible wires (13).

The revolving system, which involves the elastic belts (6) thatrun through the circular grooves of the cylindrical shafts (10)are detachable from the periodic information sheet (1). but theelectronic motor belt (7) is put around the cylindrical shaft(10) without a groove and linked to the electronic motor (8) tocause the cylindrical shaft (10) to rotate.

The electronic system consists the heat resist circuit (2) whichis an electronic amplifier, regulates the current in the lightingsystem (3). the electronic motor (8), and the speed Controlresistors (5) .

In Fig. B the drilled holes in the perspex (16)and the metalenclosure case (15) are fitted together with screws (11) toenclose and protect Fig. A from absorbing mechanical shock ordeformation. OPERATION.

The required information to be propagated, is put on the periodicinformation sheet (1), by means of printing or otherwise. andthen fixed to the elastic belt (6). With the aid of the perspex(16), and the metal enclosure case (15) in Fig. B, the whole setup is assembled as in Fig. E.

Next, introduce an alternating power source being an inputCurrent (17) which would be Converted into a direct Current by a12 volts transformer (9) with the aid of diodes (12) and aCapacitor (18). After the conversion this current runs throughthe heat resist circuit (2), which is eventually amplified andused by the two electronic motors (8), to rotate with a Consider-able force.

With the aid of themotors (8) still inshaft (10) to rotate,to revolve, as theycylindrical shaft (10) electronic motor belts (7). the electronicrotational motion, cause the cylindricalthereby allowing the elastic belt (6) alsorun through the circular grooves of the

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Bad original a fixed in theshafts (10).the periodicbelt (6).(6), henceobserved? ball bearings (4). being stationarilyallow the free movement of cylindricallow friction force. As a result. (1) being attached to the elastic same inertia as the elastic belt

The steelfender (14by constituting ainformation sheetrevolves in thescreen display is perceived. How is the screen displayA look at Fig E will help to visualize.

The cylindrical shafts (10) andlish a frictional force, whichelectronic system, is (2). The speed of the the electronic motors (8) estab-results in the generation of heatby the heat resistormotors (8) is manipu-control resistor (5) by resistor placed in series regulated electronic in thecircuit lated by the serially connected speedincreasing or decreasing the number ofby switched (19).

During the night the lightingaid of switch (20) and thecaused to illuminate, givinggate the required information,features of my invention. system (3) is switched on with theperiodic information sheet (1) isa perceptive attraction, and propa-

Thus displaying one of the unique

CONCLUSION; RAMIFICATION AND SCOPE

It is very clear that this inventionconvenient, perceptively effective wayto the public both in day and in thevisually attractive. is less sophisticated,of propagating messages,night as well. It is

It accomplishes athe instinctive vehicles the message reachesan observer in motion. special effect that is achieved byperception of an observer. Being a stationary observer and arrestingon top ofalso meets

Though theshould notinvention, butronment thereHotelplaces . above description containsbe construed as limitations exemplification ofplaces are possiblerestaurants, schools, offices and other public attending

Accordingly, the scope of the invention shall be deter- rather asof. Other specifications. theseon the scope of theone preferred envi-it can be place at mined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

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An electronic information device of claim 4. Where in saidelectronic motor uses electronic motor belts. 8.

An electronic information device of claim 2. Where in saidelastic belts revolve round a cylindrical shafts.

An electronic information device of claim 6. Where in saidperiodic information Sheet could easily be penetrated by1ight.

An electronic information device of claim 1. Wherein, saidsteel ball bearings are attached to both ends of a shaft..

An electronic information device of claim 3. Wherein, saiddevice is fixed on top of motor vehicles. 10. An electronic information device of claim 1. Wherein,periodic information Eheet is mobile or revolves. said

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Claims (1)

1. AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE THAT GIVES INFORMATION DISPLAY ABSTRACT An informative device powered by electricity and fixed on top ofa motor vehicles, has its mechanisms encased in a transparent perspex and a metal case,mechanical and electronic These mechanismscomponents . are the intertwine of Two groo fend mote be 1t circ rout thr<: syst Thou woodenves or plastic cylindrical shafts with two circulareach, have at their ends steel ball bearings mounted in arotates with a rotational force established by electronicwith the help of electronic motor belts. Two elasticattached to information sheet, runs through theof the cylindrical shafts, eventually revolveshafts to exhibit information displayperspex. With possession of lightingis very attractive in the night as well,of motor vehicle, it can also be placed errs s which areular grooves 1 the cylindricaljgh the transparentem. the informationgh it is fixed on top at Hotels, offices or any other public attending places. CLAIMS Ana . V, electronic information device comprising,two cylindrical shafts with two circular grooves each,two electronic motors and electronic motor belts forrotating the said cylindrical shafts. steel ball bearings detachably connectable at the ends ofthe said cylindrical shafts to establish low frictionalforce . a fender at the mounting ends of the said cylindricalshafts . an electronic amplifier circuit, executing heat controlin the electronic system. two elastic belts that run through the circular groovescylindrical shafts during rotation,being 12 volts . lighting system of 12 volts lamps,transparent perspex as screen of display,periodic information sheet illuminate at night by ligl of the saidpower means h. i j · An electronic information device rhich can beng system. caused 10 of claim 1.plast i c. Where i n said of claim 1. Where in said a rectangular block of claim 1. Where in said An electronic information deviceshape of the assembled figure is An electronic information device input current runs primarily through an amplifier circuit,electronic motor uses electronic motor belts.

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