DE1578644A1 - Switching operation for computers of golf games - Google Patents

Description

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Switching operation for the computer from golf games.

JJ'.e liri'igung oezTeht see generally in the area of Playing golf with "computers" as described in the US patent 3,091,466 are disclosed, and in particular to an improved one Device for receiving a signal upon impact of the golf ball on the Metz, which prevents the further flight of the iJalles, wooei such a signal to the computer the end of the trajectory shows, and the computer shows the flight time. foli'e in a projected length (in ^ yards).

In the aforementioned U.S. Patent 3,091,466, Metz equipped with photoelectric cells, which are opposite to enbnorechende.n sources generating light rays are arranged, wooe / a movement of the love in a beam of light d le influences the intensity of the light falling on the cells and whereby the current generated by such cells is also changed. While this system turns out to be v / has proven to be effective, it is relatively expensive and sensitive. A stray golf ball can directly die Touching cells yourself and avoiding damage and emergency, cause the need for exchange without one or more cells. ; - ■ -.-; ...

In the present invention, a primary goal is to make a verbeseerte $ tnrichtiing available for \ x that · the

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ceuere facility acts that the -7 _; leiu.ue ■ 1 ' ¹ U ^ kwion' can execute.

Another aim of the invention is ordered in the Yor .:: Hardening of improved signals 2 eu; · ender ilittel, ..U e ι \ λ ütslie of all photoelectric cells that are provided by Uisner known constructions. - - '

Another aim of the present invention is to make improved signal generators available: * - services of the type described - which are relatively unresponsive to impacts. · ■ ^: ■ _. '-

Another object of the invention is to ^; Yerfü «barma ^ ii signal-generating devices, which can be attached directly to the movable part of the ball catching the ball, ¹ so that the impacts on the 'jiet-s ^: an .iedeni' üai-i '. from this direct- the signaleröeugendeii ELnrL: ^Y :: 'GUi); ^f e! i''^ ^{0 are} transmitted, - ^: ' ■ '■■ - * "-.- ^: ■ ·. ■: ■: ^ . · G

These goals as well as other benefits "will" oicn from the 00

naoJi following description with reference to 'the b'elge S? added drawings show that the drawings are "the same reference numerals for ^: " the corresponding files in the. related to different intentions. Show it ;

3? Ig ..- 1; a perspelctivisoij.e view ^ of an embodiment - the "

Flg. FIG. 2 is an enlarged vertical sectional view of a circuit actuating device that includes a

Forms part of the invention;

Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the connection of the construction according to Fig. 2 with the computer of the A game of golf; and

4 is a vibration diagram.

The device according to the invention is generally indicated at 10 in FIG referred to, which on a ball intercepting ÜTetz resp. Screen.11 attached is what is part of the computer golf game again referring to U.S. Patent 3,091,466 which discloses further details thereof. If it is known, the screen 11 is displayed directly in front of a picture 12 set up wearing a golf figure.

Per screen-1 ί is generally in relation to the vertical angled to deflect the ball downward and is supported by an upper edge 13, a lower edge I4 and side edges 15 and 16, which are attached to rods 17 and 18, respectively are. The rods 17 and 18 are held by support parts 19 and 20, which have a stand 21 and in rod-like parts 22 run out, wherein, as known, connection sfedern 23 are arranged

The Einrloht un ;: 10 is arranged within a housing (see Fig. 2), the housing 2 ^l ;> on the rod 18 through

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ir ', cut shown clamps of known type is attached. That Housing 25 has an upper Vancl 27 and a lower wall 28 and a cylindrical wall 29 that supports a mounting plate.

An induction coil 3 - which can be part of a simple relay for corresponding purposes is arranged on the mounting plate 30. The coil 3 ' ¹ has an iron core 33 around which the ends of the coil 31 run. A flat spring steel member 34 is arranged on the plate 33 adjacent to the coil 31 and carries a permanent magnet 35 at its end. The coil is connected to the computer 38 via an amplifier 37.

When a ball hits the screen 11, an oscillation 39 according to Pig.4 is generated in the coil. Of the Point of impingement 40 to the point of maximum amplitude 41 elapses less than a millisecond, whereby this part of the oscillation is used to control the computer 38 to be operated via the amplifier 37. The damping part 42 the vibration can be ignored.

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Claims (3)

Claims. ■ t) -? laltungsbetätiguing for computers from Go Ifspiele, with a Hetz intercepting the EaIl resiliently arranged in the throwing path of the ball and a signal-generating Einricritung, which responds to the movement of the net when it comes into contact with 'dem! at 11, is provided, characterized in that the D nricatun · · an electrical induction coil comprises a permanent magnet resiliently and reasonable in the vicinity of the coil .ordnet 1st, wherein the magnet and the coil to the l ^v fet "fc ~ be-.feöcL-ö are. 2) Arrangement according to claim "i, characterized in that the coil and the magnet are arranged in a housing. 3) Arrangement according to claim 2, characterized in that the magnet is resiliently arranged within the housing. ~ _nn , 'BAD ORIGINAL 009840/0018 Blank page