JPS61102562A - Shock detection sensor - Google Patents

Shock detection sensor

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Publication number
JPS61102562A
JPS61102562A JP22545084A JP22545084A JPS61102562A JP S61102562 A JPS61102562 A JP S61102562A JP 22545084 A JP22545084 A JP 22545084A JP 22545084 A JP22545084 A JP 22545084A JP S61102562 A JPS61102562 A JP S61102562A
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Prior art keywords
reset
detection sensor
signal
memory mechanism
electric power
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Inventor
Katsushi Iwasaki
岩崎 克志
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Nippon Ceramic Co Ltd
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Nippon Ceramic Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To reset a memory mechanism without stopping supply of electric power to individual reset functions by providing a reset function which resets the memory mechanism. CONSTITUTION:A detection sensor is supplied with electric power through a line W and only when a signal generated by an element EP is a specific signal, a transmit signal converting mechanism S and the memory mechanism M are put in operation to send the signal to a succeeding system. In such a case, terminals 34 and 35 dedicated to memory resetting are exposed to the outside of a case and short-circuited by a short-circuit tool Bs to reset the memory mechanism M without stopping supply of the electric power. Namely, the electric power is supplied even when the memory mechanism is reset, so other mechanisms are able to operate and transmit the detection signal to the succeeding system. Consequently, some specific shock detection sensor is reset in a centralized control system, so the whole system requires no power disconnection, which is extremely effective to crime prevention.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、衝撃検知センサに関するものである。[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to an impact detection sensor.

衝撃検知センサの主なる用途は、産業用設備を始め、駐
車中の自動車、或は、家屋の窓等の管理までにも及ぶ。
The main uses of impact detection sensors include the management of industrial equipment, parked cars, and windows of houses.

曲名、産業用設備、例えば、電動機等回転系を有する設
備に対しては、回転部の初期異常音、すなわち、ヘアリ
ングボールの異常から発生するノヨノク信号を検知し、
回転部分の焼き(=Iけ等を防止する事を目的として、
回転系の近傍に当衝撃検知センサを装着する。
For industrial equipment, for example equipment with rotating systems such as electric motors, the initial abnormal sound of the rotating part, that is, the noise signal generated from the abnormality of the hair ring ball, is detected.
For the purpose of preventing burns (= burns, etc.) of rotating parts,
Install the impact detection sensor near the rotating system.

−与、後者、自動車、或は、家屋を対象としては、不法
に駐車中の自動車内、或は、家屋に侵入する場合、窓ガ
ラスを破壊して施鍵を解除して開窓するか、或は、その
直接破壊された部分から殆どの者が入る。
- In the case of a car or a house, if you are breaking into an illegally parked car or a house, break the window glass, unlock it, and open the window. Or, most people enter from the part that was directly destroyed.

この場合、ガラスに衝撃検知センサを装着する事によっ
て、侵入者が内部に侵入する直前に、すなわち、窓ガラ
スを破壊するへく衝撃をガラスに与えた時点で、そのi
#撃信号を衝撃検知センサが感受して、次元状の装置に
信号を伝送する。
In this case, by attaching a shock detection sensor to the window glass, it is possible to detect the impact of the intruder immediately before the intruder enters the interior, that is, at the time when the glass receives a strong impact that would destroy the window glass.
#The impact detection sensor detects the impact signal and transmits the signal to the dimensional device.

この信号を受けた警備員は、緊急に出動して盗に適切な
る処置を取る。
The security guard who receives this signal will immediately be dispatched and take appropriate measures against the theft.

これ等の用途に適した本発明の衝撃検知センサは、内部
回路に供与されている電力を切ることなく、内部メモリ
ー機構をリセ/トでき、メモリー機構リセット状態でも
衝撃検知が可能であるという点に特徴がある。
The impact detection sensor of the present invention, which is suitable for these applications, is capable of resetting the internal memory mechanism without cutting off the power supplied to the internal circuit, and is capable of impact detection even when the memory mechanism is reset. There are characteristics.

以下、追図しながら詳記する。The details will be explained below with additional drawings.

前例の内、使用頻度の高い家屋等の建築物の窓用ガラス
に衝撃検知センサを装着する方法は、平面図とその断面
図をそれぞれ第1図a、bに示した如く、固定されたフ
レームの内部に嵌合されたガラスの一面に接着し、電力
の供与並に発生した信号を次系統に伝送する為の線13
、を備えた衝撃検知センサ14は、その内部に第2図a
で示す如く、圧電性Q)セラミンクから成る振動ビック
ア・7プエレメン)、E、、とその信号を増幅選別する
アンプ付きフィルター機構F、と選別された信号を検出
処理する機構D、とその処理きれた信号を送信信号に変
換する機構S、とメモリー機構M、と信号を送イ8する
為の線Wから構成され℃いた。
Among the previous methods, the method of attaching impact detection sensors to the window glass of buildings such as houses that are frequently used is as shown in Figure 1 a and b, the plan view and cross-sectional view of which are respectively A wire 13 is glued to one side of the glass fitted inside the wire, and is used to supply power and transmit generated signals to the next system.
, the shock detection sensor 14 has a structure shown in FIG.
As shown in , there is a vibrating big aperture element made of piezoelectric ceramic Q), E, a filter mechanism F with an amplifier that amplifies and selects the signals, a mechanism D that detects and processes the selected signals, and a filter mechanism D that detects and processes the selected signals. It consisted of a mechanism S for converting the received signal into a transmission signal, a memory mechanism M, and a line W for transmitting the signal.

猶、厳密には、前述の送信線Wは、衝撃検知センサに電
力を供与する機能も併用している。
However, strictly speaking, the above-mentioned transmission line W also has the function of supplying power to the impact detection sensor.

従来の衝撃検知センサは、一度発報してメモリー機構が
動作したものについては、電力の供与を一時停止し、リ
セットする必要があり、一度警戒状態を解除しなげらば
ならないという重大なる欠陥があった。
Conventional shock detection sensors have a serious flaw in that once an alarm is triggered and the memory mechanism is activated, the supply of power must be temporarily stopped and reset, and the alert state must be canceled once. there were.

この点について、種々研究した結果、第2区すに示す如
く、従来型の衝撃検知センサのように電力供与を一時停
止することなく、メモリー機構をリセットするリセット
機構Rを加えた。
As a result of various studies regarding this point, as shown in Section 2, we added a reset mechanism R that resets the memory mechanism without temporarily stopping power supply as in conventional impact detection sensors.

その手段については、短絡具を(導電性の小片1例えは
、硬貨、ドライバー等)用いて回路の所定の端子間を短
絡せしめるもの、或は、磁石を用いて内蔵させたリード
スイ/チを動作させるもの、更には、機械的なンヨック
を電気的に変換するトランスデユーサを内蔵せしめるも
の、又、内部にt磁波用のアンテナを備えた所定の回路
を動作させるものなどかあるが、本件では、実施例とし
工、短絡具を用いた場合について詳記する。
This can be done by using a shorting device (a small conductive piece such as a coin or screwdriver) to short-circuit the specified terminals of the circuit, or by using a magnet to operate a built-in reed switch/chip. In addition, there are devices that have a built-in transducer that electrically converts a mechanical link, and devices that operate a predetermined circuit equipped with an internal antenna for t-magnetic waves, but in this case, As an example, the case where a short circuit tool is used will be described in detail.

先ず、線Wで電力の供与を受け、エレメントEPかも発
生した信号が所定の信号でありた場合のみ、送信信号変
換機構S、メモリー機構Mを動作せしめ、線Wで信号を
次系統へ伝送する。
First, electric power is supplied through the line W, and only when the signal generated by the element EP is a predetermined signal, the transmission signal conversion mechanism S and the memory mechanism M are operated, and the signal is transmitted to the next system through the line W. .

よって、従来の衝撃検知センサであると、メモリー機構
をリセットする為に電力供与を停止すt″−Lその間′
″′″″を含0全″′。集中     ・1制御管理シ
ステムが麻痺し、他の多くの被検出物の異常を検知する
事が出来ないという重大なる欠陥があった。
Therefore, in the case of a conventional impact detection sensor, the power supply is stopped during t''-L to reset the memory mechanism.
All 0 including ``''''''. There was a serious flaw in that the central control system was paralyzed and was unable to detect abnormalities in many other objects.

この点を改良すべく、第3図に示す如く、メモリーリセ
ット専用端子?4.35をケース外部に露出扮せ、短絡
具B、で短絡させることにより、電力供与を停止するこ
となくメモリー機構のリセットが可能となる。
In order to improve this point, as shown in Figure 3, a dedicated memory reset terminal is used. By exposing 4.35 to the outside of the case and short-circuiting it with the shorting tool B, it is possible to reset the memory mechanism without stopping the power supply.

メモリー機構リセット中であっても電力供与が常に行な
われている為、他の機構は動作可能な状態にあり、検知
信号を次系統に伝送することを可能とした。
Even when the memory mechanism is being reset, power is constantly being supplied, so other mechanisms remain operational, making it possible to transmit detection signals to the next system.

この結果、集中制御管理システムにおいて、ある特定の
衝撃検知センサをリセットする為に全てのシステムの電
力供与を停止する様な防犯上、非常に危険な操作を行な
うことなく電力供与状態にて特定の衝撃検知センサだけ
をリセットすることを可能とし、防犯上、非常に安全な
物とし、広分野での利用が見込め工業的に価値がある。
As a result, in a centralized control management system, it is possible to perform a specific operation in a power supply state without performing a very dangerous operation for crime prevention, such as stopping power supply to all systems in order to reset a particular shock detection sensor. It is possible to reset only the impact detection sensor, making it extremely safe from a crime prevention perspective, and has industrial value as it is expected to be used in a wide range of fields.

4、♂狸あ蒼・i′檜も、1 第1図a、b図は、衝撃検知センサの装着例を側面図と
その断面図でそれぞれ示し、散発11は、フレーム、1
2は、ガラス、13は、線、14は、ti撃検知センサ
をそれぞれ示す。
4. Figures 1a and 1b show an example of mounting the impact detection sensor in a side view and a cross-sectional view, respectively.
2 indicates glass, 13 indicates a wire, and 14 indicates a strike detection sensor.

第2図aは、従来の、bは、本発明の衝撃検知センサの
電気的回路構成をダイヤグラムで示したもので、E、は
、ビZクアノプエレメント、Fは、フィルター、Dは、
検出機構Sは、送信信号変換機構1Mは、メモリー機構
、Rはメモリーリセット機構+ B Sは、短絡具、W
は、18号伝送及び電力供与線をそれぞれ示す。
FIG. 2 a is a diagram showing the electrical circuit configuration of a conventional shock detection sensor, and b is a diagram of the present invention.
Detection mechanism S is a transmission signal conversion mechanism 1M is a memory mechanism, R is a memory reset mechanism + B S is a short circuit, W
18 shows the No. 18 transmission and power supply lines, respectively.

第3図は、本発明の衝撃検知センサの外観を正面図と側
面図で示し、31は、メモリー機構用LED、32は、
ケース、33は、信号伝送及び電力供与線、34.35
は、メモリー機構すセ/ト用端子である。
FIG. 3 shows the external appearance of the impact detection sensor of the present invention in a front view and a side view, 31 is an LED for the memory mechanism, 32 is
Case, 33, Signal transmission and power supply line, 34.35
is a terminal for setting the memory mechanism.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 外部より短絡具、或は、磁気的、機械的な ショック、電磁波等により、個々のリセット機能を電力
の供与を停止することなく、復帰せしめる事を特徴とし
た衝撃検知センサ。
[Claims] A shock detection sensor characterized in that an individual reset function can be reset without stopping the supply of electric power by using an external shorting device, magnetic or mechanical shock, electromagnetic waves, etc. .
JP22545084A 1984-10-25 1984-10-25 Shock detection sensor Pending JPS61102562A (en)

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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP2001246732A (en) * 2000-03-03 2001-09-11 Tohoku Ricoh Co Ltd Method and apparatus for printing
JP2007107824A (en) * 2005-10-14 2007-04-26 Matsushita Electric Ind Co Ltd Glass breakage detector for hot air heater with glass

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP2001246732A (en) * 2000-03-03 2001-09-11 Tohoku Ricoh Co Ltd Method and apparatus for printing
JP2007107824A (en) * 2005-10-14 2007-04-26 Matsushita Electric Ind Co Ltd Glass breakage detector for hot air heater with glass

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