EP0755502A1 - Practice mine, programming device therefor, and simulation device using said mine - Google Patents
Practice mine, programming device therefor, and simulation device using said mineInfo
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- EP0755502A1 EP0755502A1 EP96902318A EP96902318A EP0755502A1 EP 0755502 A1 EP0755502 A1 EP 0755502A1 EP 96902318 A EP96902318 A EP 96902318A EP 96902318 A EP96902318 A EP 96902318A EP 0755502 A1 EP0755502 A1 EP 0755502A1
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F42—AMMUNITION; BLASTING
- F42B—EXPLOSIVE CHARGES, e.g. FOR BLASTING, FIREWORKS, AMMUNITION
- F42B8/00—Practice or training ammunition
- F42B8/28—Land or marine mines; Depth charges
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- the field of the present invention is that of exercise mines and devices allowing the simulation of the action of a mine.
- Simulation devices which use complex means to materialize the action of a mine on a vehicle or an individual.
- the position of the latter is known by means such as satellite positioning systems (commonly known as GPS) or inertial navigation plates.
- GPS satellite positioning systems
- the control post compares the actual position of vehicles and individuals with that of mines and sends them a signal when one of them sets off a mine.
- the invention also proposes a device for programming such an exercise mine, making it possible to give a given exercise mine different detection characteristics.
- the invention finally proposes a device for simulating a demining operation, a device also implementing an exercise mine according to the invention.
- the subject of the invention is an exercise mine, characterized in that it comprises at least one passive oscillating circuit tuned to a certain frequency, circuit intended to be detected by at least one active oscillating circuit carried by an individual or a vehicle. .
- the passive oscillating circuit will include at least one fusible or destructible part.
- the passive oscillating circuit may comprise at least one inductance at the terminals of which are mounted at least two circuit branches, each branch being formed of a capacity and of a fuse or destructible part connected in series.
- the passive oscillating circuit can be produced in the form of a rigid printed circuit fixed to the lead.
- the passive oscillating circuit is formed by a screen printing of a conductive paint.
- This serigraphy can be carried by a label glued to the mine.
- the invention also relates to a device for programming such a mine, device characterized in that it comprises an active oscillating circuit which generates a signal with adjustable frequency and intensity, active circuit making it possible to determine the oscillation frequency at passive circuit carried by the mine, and comprising a switch making it possible to control the generation of a power signal at this oscillation frequency, signal intended to blow a fuse integral with the passive oscillating circuit of the mine.
- the invention also relates to a device for simulating the action of a mine, a device characterized in that it comprises means for detecting at least one passive oscillating circuit carried by an exercise mine, means comprising at least one active oscillating circuit.
- the detection means comprise at least one receiving coil coupled to amplification means and to a bandpass filter.
- the detection means comprise at least two active oscillating circuits, each circuit being tuned or tunable on a different natural frequency, thus making it possible to detect and distinguish at least two passive circuits carried by two different exercise mines .
- the active oscillating circuit is designed so as to be able to deliver a signal at a swept frequency in a given frequency band so as to allow the detection of at least two passive circuits carried by two exercise mines different.
- the active oscillating circuit or the filter is connected to a variation detector, the sensitivity threshold of which is determined so as to detect a positioning of this active oscillating circuit at a given distance from a fixed passive oscillating circuit. of a mine.
- the variation detector controls a signaling means.
- the variation detector can also control the emission of a power signal by the active oscillating circuit, a signal intended to melt the fuse or fuses integral with the passive oscillating circuit carried by the mine.
- the signaling means may include cut-off means placed in an energy supply circuit of the vehicle, the variation detector actuating these means so as to control the stopping of the vehicle.
- the simulation device comprises a device for controlling at least one duration of activity of an exercise mine, device comprising a clock and at least one memory or register intended for receive at least a number representative of a duration of activity, this control device controlling the switching means so as to prohibit the control of the signaling means by the variation detector when the duration of activity associated with this detected mine has elapsed .
- the simulation device comprises a device for controlling at least two durations of activity of an exercise mine, device comprising means making it possible to determine the tuning frequency of the passive circuit detected and to associate at this frequency one of the durations of activity stored in memory so as to prohibit the control of the signaling means by the variation detector when the duration of activity associated with the detected mine has elapsed.
- the active oscillating circuit comprises a coil fixed to a front part of the vehicle and isolated from it by a screen made of a material with high magnetic permeability and high resistivity.
- the invention also relates to a device for simulating a demining operation which is characterized in that it comprises a generator of a signal at a determined frequency, this signal having an intensity chosen so as to melt the or fuses secured to a passive oscillating circuit carried by an exercise lead according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a mine according to a particular embodiment of the invention.
- FIGS. 2a and 2b are front and back views of the label carried by the mine in FIG. 1,
- FIGS. 3a and 3b show the implementation by a vehicle of the simulation device according to the invention
- FIG. 4 is a simplified electric diagram of the simulation device according to a first embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 5 represents an alternative embodiment of the passive oscillating circuit
- FIG. 6 is a simplified electrical diagram of the simulation device according to a second embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 7 is a simplified electrical diagram of the simulation device according to a third embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a simplified electrical diagram of the simulation device according to a fourth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 9 is a simplified electrical diagram of the simulation device according to a fifth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 10 is a simplified electrical diagram of a device for simulating a demining operation.
- an inert exercise lead 1 has a substantially cylindrical body
- This mine has a shape which is close to that of a war mine, in order to allow its installation in a realistic way.
- Installation can be manual or carried out using a disperser or a burier.
- a disperser consisting of a shell or a cargo rocket or a disperser comprising launching tubes mounted on a vehicle.
- the mine will preferably consist of a block of biodegradable material, for example compressed and dried peat or else a cement which disintegrates with humidity.
- One face 3 of the mine carries a label 4 fixed by bonding.
- the label 4 is visible in detail in Figures 2a and 2b. It is made of a flexible plastic material, for example nylon (or even paper) and it carries on each of its faces a deposit of conductive ink (for example based on graphite). The deposit will preferably be made by screen printing. All of the conductive ink deposits constitute an oscillating electric circuit 5 comprising an inductor 6 at the terminals of which a capacitor 7 is mounted.
- a frame 7a of the capacity is carried by one face of the label 4, the other frame 7b is carried by the other face of the label.
- the material of the label constitutes the dielectric of this capacity.
- the inductor is carried by one side of the label and is formed by a conductive track in the form of a spiral.
- the armature 7b of the capacitor is connected to the inductor by a connection 8 which crosses the label.
- We can for example make the connection by providing a hole through the label and which is filled after screen printing with a conductive material. We can also metallize the hole.
- the oscillating circuit 5 is completely passive. No energy source is planned which makes the mine extremely rustic and inexpensive.
- the capacitance and inductance values will be chosen so that this circuit is tuned to a given frequency which depends on the characteristics of an active oscillating circuit carried by an individual or a vehicle. It is easy to vary the capacitance by playing on the surface of the reinforcements 7a, 7b and to vary the inductance by playing on the maximum length and diameter of the spiral.
- FIGS 3a and 3b show a vehicle 9 (here a tank) which carries at its front part a housing 10 which constitutes a part of a simulation device according to the invention.
- the housing is placed in a substantially middle position between the tracks of the vehicle (see Figure 3b).
- This box contains an active oscillating circuit which is placed so as to emit an electromagnetic field towards the front of the vehicle 9.
- the active oscillating circuit is intended to play the role of detector for the passive oscillating circuit 5 carried by the exercise mine 1.
- FIG. 4 shows a simplified electrical diagram of the simulation device according to the invention.
- the housing contains detection means which comprise: an active oscillating circuit which comprises an inductance 11, a capacitor 12 and a generator 13, circuit connected to a variation detector 14.
- the active circuit is tuned to a frequency which is the same as that of the passive oscillating circuit 5 carried by the mine 1.
- the active oscillating circuit 11,12,13 is unbalanced due to the coupling which occurs between the active oscillating circuit 11,12,13 and the passive circuit 5. This results for example by a variation of its frequency, of its amplitude or its consumption according to the assembly which is chosen (such assemblies are conventional and well known to those skilled in the art).
- the variation detector 14 of known type has a sensitivity threshold determined so as to identify the approximation of the active oscillating circuit 11,12,13 at a given distance from the passive oscillating circuit 5. This distance will be chosen as being that corresponding to the triggering of a real mine by the vehicle.
- the variation detector is connected to a control means 15 which will then automatically trigger one or more signaling means according to the wishes of the user, for example:
- circuits 18 electrical and / or hydraulic placed in a power supply circuit of the vehicle, interruption leading to the stopping of its engine 39 and / or to its immobilization on the ground.
- the control means will for example comprise a microprocessor which will manage the triggering of the signaling means (via static relays) according to the programming given by the user. It may also include a GPS receiver which can calculate the coordinates of the carrier when the mine is encountered, and radio transmission means sending these coordinates and which can also send information relating to the nature of the mine encountered (for example the value of the frequency of the passive circuit or a code stored in memory and associated with this frequency).
- the control means may also of course be produced with conventional means, for example electromechanical relays controlled by a wired logic circuit.
- the box 10 could of course contain only part of the oscillating circuit 11,12,13 and it will most often contain the inductor 11.
- this inductance will be produced in the form of a coil and this will be isolated from the magnetic mass of the vehicle by a screen made of a material with high magnetic permeability (greater than or equal to 1000) and with high resistivity (greater than 10 ⁇ 6 ⁇ .m).
- This screen will for example be placed at the bottom of the housing 10 and may be made of Mu-metal.
- Such an arrangement makes it possible to limit the influence of the carrier on the oscillating circuit.
- the active circuit carried by the vehicle will operate at the same frequency and it will have a power of less than 5 W (for example), which allows detection of the passive circuit at a distance between the coil and the mine of the order of 500 mm. .
- the invention allows a very realistic simulation of the operation of a mine. This simulation is all the more realistic since the control means can cause the vehicle to stop and be put out of action.
- Transmission of the vehicle status by radio allows remote supervision of the exercise. None of the means used requires complex calculation means.
- the vehicle may be provided with navigation means coupled to the radio transmission means, in order to retransmit the coordinates of the immobilized vehicle to the exercise management center.
- the invention has been described above in its application to the simulation of anti-vehicle mines. It is also possible to define an antipersonnel exercise mine which is provided with a passive oscillating circuit according to the invention. We will then choose a frequency of use different from that (s) associated with anti-vehicle mines.
- Each individual participating in the exercise will be provided with an appropriate individual detector, similar to that described above, the frequency and range of which will be chosen so as to detect the anti-personnel mine and to simulate its triggering (for example by means of an alarm carried by the individual, possibly coupled with a dye cartridge marking his clothes).
- an individual detector similar to that described above, the frequency and range of which will be chosen so as to detect the anti-personnel mine and to simulate its triggering (for example by means of an alarm carried by the individual, possibly coupled with a dye cartridge marking his clothes).
- the mines used are completely inert and their abandonment on the ground poses no risk to civilians or animals. They can also be made of biodegradable materials, which facilitates their automatic elimination.
- the passive oscillating circuit is non-toxic and of small dimensions, it does not pollute the ground. It is also possible to carry out the circuit on a biodegradable label (in paper for example).
- FIG. 5 represents an alternative embodiment of the passive oscillating circuit 5 represented here in the form of a screen printing carried by a label 4.
- the circuit according to this variant comprises a fuse 19 produced by a thinning of the screen-printed conductive track.
- means are provided (for example a power switch) which control the generator 13 so that the latter sends a signal of sufficient intensity for the current which it induces in the passive circuit 5 blows the fuse 19.
- the passive oscillating circuit carried by the mine can be produced in the form of a rigid printed circuit fixed to the mine, or placed inside the latter.
- This circuit can carry conventional electronic components (capacitors, resistances, inductors, fuse) welded to the tracks on the printed circuit.
- the passive oscillating circuit can also be produced in the form of a flexible or relatively flexible printed circuit fixed to the lead, for example a glass / epoxy circuit or a circuit carrying metal tracks integral with a plastic material.
- FIG. 6 shows a simplified electrical diagram of a simulation device according to a second embodiment of the invention.
- control means 15 includes an activity duration control device 20.
- This device comprises a memory 22, inside of which is introduced (for example with a keyboard 23) a duration of activity for exercise mines.
- the duration of activity of the exercise mines used is entered into memory 22.
- the clock is set at the start of the exercise so that time 0 corresponds to the supposed placement of the mines.
- the solid state relay 24 is in the normally closed position. Thus when a mine is detected by the variation detector 14, the signaling means are controlled as before.
- the comparator 25 causes the static relay 24 to open.
- the signaling means are no longer actuated when the vehicle (or the individual) encounters an exercise mine.
- FIG. 7 shows a simplified electrical diagram of a simulation device according to a third embodiment of the invention.
- the detection means contained in this device comprise two generators 13a and 13b, each supplying a different active oscillating circuit formed by an inductor
- Each active circuit is tuned to a different frequency.
- This simulation device is implemented with exercise leads comprising a passive oscillating circuit 5 of the type which is shown diagrammatically in FIG. 7.
- This oscillating circuit comprises an inductor 6 at the terminals of which two circuit branches are mounted, each branch being formed of a capacity (7a, 7b) and a fuse (19a, 19b) connected in series.
- the active oscillating circuit (11a, 12a, 13a) will be chosen as it is tuned to the resonant frequency Frl.
- the active oscillating circuit (11b, 12b, 13b) will be chosen as it is tuned to this resonance frequency Fr2.
- the variation detectors 14a and 14b are connected to the control means 15 which in this embodiment includes an activity time control device 20.
- This device comprises a clock 21 and two memories or registers 22a, 22b.
- Each memory is intended to receive a number representative of a theoretical duration of activity of the exercise mine used.
- the memory 22a will receive a duration of activity which will be associated with a mine of exercise whose passive circuit has the resonant frequency Frl, the memory 22b will receive a duration of activity which will be associated with a mine whose passive circuit has the resonance frequency Fr2.
- the memories are programmed by means of the keyboard 23 or a serial link.
- Switching means for example static relays 26a, 26b
- Each means is in the normally open state. It is controlled by the associated variation detector 14a, 14b. The detection of an exercise mine of a certain type thus causing the relay 26a, 26b associated with this type of mine to topple.
- An OR logic gate 27 groups the outputs of memories 22a and 22b downstream of the static relays 26a, 26b. The output of this gate gives the content of the memory 22a or 22b which corresponds to the mine detected by the active oscillating circuits. This content is compared (comparator 25) to the time value supplied by the clock 21.
- the solid state relay 24 will here be in a normally open state. When the life of the detected mine (Tl or T2) is not exceeded, the static relay 24 closes and causes the actuation of the signaling means 16,18.
- the static relay 24 will then be a closing delay for the static relay 24, to authorize the vehicle to be moved away from the mine in question so as to allow the vehicle to take into account another type of mine whose duration of activity is not not yet over.
- the activity time control device 20 will also be produced using the microprocessor which manages the operation of the control means 15.
- the control means will be able to transmit, as previously by the antenna 17, parameters relating to the detected mine, for example the coordinates of the carrier when the mine is encountered, the nature of the mine encountered (frequency of the passive circuit or code associated with this frequency). This transmission can be ordered, whether the mine's operating time has passed or not. Information relating to the nature of the mine could, for example, be taken at the exit from OR gate 27.
- This embodiment of the invention has been described with a passive circuit comprising two capacitance / fuse branches connected to the terminals of the inductor and with a simulation device composed of two active oscillating circuits. It is of course possible to define a passive circuit, carried by a label affixed to the mine, and provided with several capacity / fuse branches. Such a passive circuit could have as many different resonant frequencies as there are branches carrying a capacitance. One of these frequencies will be chosen by blowing a number of fuses. In practice, to carry out such an operation, a programming device is used which comprises an active oscillating circuit (similar to that used on the vehicle) but the frequency and amplitude of the signal emitted can be varied.
- This active circuit first of all makes it possible to determine the frequency of oscillation of the passive circuit. Once the circuit has been tuned to this frequency, the operator actuates a switch which makes it possible to control the generation of a power signal at this oscillation frequency. As described above, this signal blows the fuse which is in the branch having the maximum value capacity, thus modifying the natural frequency of the passive circuit.
- the passive circuit can be programmed by mechanically cutting off the branches which must be excluded from the passive resonant circuit.
- the simulation device carried by the vehicle (or by an individual) will then comprise three active circuits tuned to these three possible frequencies.
- FIG. 7 describes an embodiment in which the mines could have different durations of activity. each duration being associated with a different frequency of the passive circuit.
- the simulation device used in this case is close to that described with reference to FIG. 7. It differs in that the outputs of the memories 22a, 22b after the relays 26a and 26b are not compared to the clock signal (deletion comparator 25 and OR gate 27).
- the "mine type” information (supplied for example by the memories 22a, 22b) is used to control the signaling means 16,18. These means may be different for each type of mine.
- An "anti-tank” mine causing for example the stopping of the vehicle and an anti-personnel mine simply an audible signal.
- the control means can transmit the coordinates of the vehicle and the characteristics of the mine encountered. Such an embodiment is particularly advantageous since it allows with a single passive circuit model to simulate different types of mines.
- FIG. 8 shows a simplified electrical diagram of the simulation device according to a fourth embodiment of the invention.
- This device is also shown associated with a passive circuit 5 comprising at least two capacity / fuse branches placed in parallel at the terminals of the inductor 6.
- the active circuit differs from the circuits described above in that the detection means comprise a generator of wobbled frequency connected to a transmitting coil 29.
- Generators of wobbled frequency are well known to those skilled in the art. They provide a signal whose frequency varies periodically between two fixed limits.
- Such generators are commonly used in electronics for example to adjust the tuned circuits of radio or television receivers.
- the generator is coupled as before to a variation detector 14, itself connected to the control means 15.
- a computer 30 which receives the signal from the variation detector (link 32) as well as the signal supplied by the generator (link 31).
- the computer thus determines the frequency value F emitted by the generator 28 and for which a coupling with the passive circuit 5 has been detected.
- the switch means 24 when the "duration of activity" of the detected mine has elapsed, the switch means 24 are controlled so as to prohibit the control of the signaling means (16, 18).
- the static relay 24 will for example be normally open and its closure will be controlled by the comparator 25 if the mine activity time has not elapsed. It is of course possible with this embodiment to detect more than two types of passive circuits.
- the simulation device when the simulation device must be implemented by a fast vehicle (speed greater than 30km / h), the variant comprising several generators emitting their signals simultaneously is preferred.
- FIG. 9 shows a simulation device according to a fifth embodiment of the invention.
- the detection means comprise, on the one hand a generator 36 containing an active oscillating circuit and coupled to a transmitting coil 37, and on the other hand a receiving coil 41 connected to a receiving amplifier circuit 40.
- a bandpass filter 38 receives the signals transmitted by the generator 36 and those received and amplified by the circuit 40. It isolates from the signal received by the coil 41 the frequency lines which are due to the magnetic field emitted by the coil 37, this in order to avoid disturbances due to external fields.
- the filter could for example be a synchronous filter, the principle of which is well known to those skilled in the art.
- the filter is connected to a variation detector 14 which is itself connected to a control means 15 which can be produced according to any of the forms described above.
- this device passes near an exercise mine according to the invention carrying a passive circuit 5, the field emitted by the coil 37 generates a current in the passive circuit 5. This current causes a modification of the magnetic field in the vicinity of the passive circuit. This modification causes a variation in the amplitude of the voltage across the receiving coil 41. This variation is detected by the detector 14 and it causes a mine to be taken into account by the control means 15 and the possible triggering of the signaling means 16.18.
- Another advantage of this variant is that it allows the transmitting coil and the receiving coil to be placed in different places.
- the two coils will advantageously be placed under the vehicle at a front part thereof, each coil being placed in the vicinity of a different side of the vehicle.
- the transmitting coil 37 can be placed in the vicinity of the right front wheel (or right track) and the receiving coil 41 near the left front wheel (or left track).
- the transmitter coil at the front of the vehicle and the receiver coil at the rear of the vehicle.
- the coils will preferably be oriented such that the transmitting coil 37 emits its magnetic field towards the ground under the vehicle, the receiving coil 41 being oriented so as to receive a maximum magnetic flux from the ground.
- Such an arrangement favors the detection of exercise mines situated under the vehicle, therefore mines which, from an operational point of view, are placed in a location such that they are normally initiated by the vehicle.
- the device according to the invention thus provides a simulation even closer to operational reality.
- the invention also relates to a device for simulating a demining machine. Such a device is described with reference to FIG. 9.
- This simulation device is implemented with exercise mines according to the invention, that is to say provided with a passive oscillating circuit comprising one or more capacities (7a, 7b).
- II comprises a generator 13 coupled to a transmitting coil
- the generator frequency can advantageously be adjusted by the control means 15 (connection 34).
- the generator is also connected to a variation detector 14 whose output signal is applied to a computer 30 of the control means 15.
- the memories or registers 22a, 22b each receive a number representative of a theoretical duration of activity of the exercise mine used.
- the computer checks whether a detected mine is active or not and possibly controls signaling means 16a, 16b when the mine is "active".
- the intensity of the signal emitted by the generator will be chosen sufficient to melt the fuse (s) carried by the passive circuit. Practically although the intensity is always strong enough to neutralize the passive circuits, the approach of such a circuit will cause a disturbance of the transmitted signal which is sufficient to ensure detection and allow the emission of a signal (for example sound) informing of the destruction of a mine.
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