CN203505405U - Infrared electronic mousetrap - Google Patents
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The utility model discloses an infrared electronic mousetrap which mainly comprises a body, an infrared detector, a master controller, a strong current output circuit and a safety monitoring circuit. The infrared detector detects an infrared signal of a detected region and outputs the signal to the master controller, and the master controller outputs the detected infrared signal to the strong current output circuit for strong current output. One end of the safety monitoring circuit is connected with the infrared detector while the other end of the same is connected with the master controller. When the infrared detector outputs the infrared signal to the master controller, the signal is outputted to the safety monitoring circuit at the same time, and the safety monitoring circuit outputs the signal to the master controller after judgment to confirm that the infrared signal is valid. The infrared electronic mousetrap is simple in structure, low in manufacturing cost, fast in response, capable of rapidly utilizing high tension electricity to shock mice and identifying true and false infrared signals, and safer to use.
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Technical field
The utility model relates to a kind of electronic mousetrap, in particular a kind ofly utilizes infrared detection mouse to enter, the infrared electronic mousetrap that output high-tension electricity kills rats.
Background technology
In daily life, it is always continuous that mouse suffers from, and in order to tackle the harm of mouse, people can grab mouse with mousetrap conventionally, but the mousetrap of traditional Purely mechanical, because response speed is slow, often escaped by mouse, to people's profit of making troubles.
Therefore electronics mousetrap arises at the historic moment, but current mousetrap complex structure, cost is high, does not utilize large-scale popularization, to industry, brings puzzlement.
Summary of the invention
For the deficiencies in the prior art, the utility model provides a kind of infrared electronic mousetrap, and it is simple in structure, cheap for manufacturing cost, uses safety, and fast response time, can utilize high-tension electricity to knock down mouse fast.
To achieve these goals, the utility model is by the following technical solutions:
Infrared electronic mousetrap, mainly comprise a body, it is characterized in that: also comprise an infrared detector, one master controller, one forceful electric power output circuit, wherein infrared detector detects the infrared signal in detected region and exports signal to master controller, and after main control detection infrared signal exports forceful electric power output circuit to, forceful electric power is exported.
Also comprise a safety monitoring circuit, its one end is connected with infrared detector, and the other end is connected with master controller, when infrared detector is exported infrared signal to main controller, output signal to safety monitoring circuit simultaneously, after safety monitoring circuit judges, output signal to main controller and confirm that infrared signal is effective.
On described master controller, be also connected with counter.
Output indicator, voltmeter, ammeter, power switch, stepup transformer, alarm, power supply indicator on described body.
The infrared electronic mousetrap that adopts such scheme, it is simple in structure, cheap for manufacturing cost, and fast response time can utilize high-tension electricity to knock down mouse fast, and can identify true and false infrared signal, uses safer.
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Fig. 1 is structural representation of the present utility model;
Fig. 2 is control principle drawing of the present utility model;
Fig. 3 is circuit theory diagrams of the present utility model.
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According to accompanying drawing, the utility model is described in further detail below:
Infrared electronic mousetrap as shown in Figure 1-Figure 3, mainly comprise a body 40, also comprise an infrared detector, one master controller, one forceful electric power output circuit, wherein infrared detector detects the infrared signal in detected region and exports signal to master controller, and after main control detection infrared signal exports forceful electric power output circuit to, forceful electric power is exported.Also comprise a safety monitoring circuit, its one end is connected with infrared detector, and the other end is connected with master controller, when infrared detector is exported infrared signal to main controller, output signal to safety monitoring circuit simultaneously, after safety monitoring circuit judges, output signal to main controller and confirm that infrared signal is effective.On master controller, be also connected with counter.Shown in Fig. 2: stepup transformer T, alarm B, power supply indicator R, ground connection E.
When the utility model is used, in having entered Grid, mouse have automatic output forceful electric power to knock down like mouse, input voltage 1800V, input current 15ma, mouse is not exported without forceful electric power at Grid, separately there is safety monitoring circuit automatically to adjust voltage function according to weight, weight ratio can be set.Such as 1 kilogram of following can knocking down, reliable to human-body safety.
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1. infrared electronic mousetrap, mainly comprise a body, it is characterized in that: also comprise an infrared detector, one master controller, one forceful electric power output circuit, wherein infrared detector detects the infrared signal in detected region and exports signal to master controller, and after main control detection infrared signal exports forceful electric power output circuit to, forceful electric power is exported.
2. infrared electronic mousetrap according to claim 1, it is characterized in that: also comprise a safety monitoring circuit, its one end is connected with infrared detector, the other end is connected with master controller, when infrared detector is exported infrared signal to main controller, output signal to safety monitoring circuit simultaneously, after safety monitoring circuit judges, output signal to main controller and confirm that infrared signal is effective.
3. infrared electronic mousetrap according to claim 1, is characterized in that: on described master controller, be also connected with counter.
4. infrared electronic mousetrap according to claim 1, is characterized in that: output indicator, voltmeter, ammeter, power switch, stepup transformer, alarm, power supply indicator are set on described body.
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