RU20181U1 - ELECTRONIC TIME RECORDING DEVICE - Google Patents

Description

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Electronic timing device

The utility model relates to electronic time counting devices and can be used for the production of electronic watches for individual or collective use.

A device for electronic timing, containing a light-emitting indicator of time.

(RU patent No. 2127446, G 04 G 9/00, 1999)

The disadvantage of this device is the difficulty of using in the dark.

This utility model is aimed at solving the technical problem of expanding the range of electronic watches for individual or collective use. The technical result achieved in this case is to improve their consumer properties in the dark.

The specified technical result is achieved by the fact that in the device for electronic timing, containing a light-emitting time indicator, according to a utility model, the light-emitting time indicator is made in the form of a surface consisting of three zones: external, middle and internal, located around the perimeter, with the formation of a central free areas for advertising or other information, with the outer belt consisting of 60 light-emitting sectors for counting seconds, the middle belt consists of 12 light-emitting sectors in for counting hours, and the inner belt consists of 60 light-emitting sectors for counting minutes.

These features are significant and interconnected with the formation of a stable set of essential features sufficient to obtain the desired technical result.

This utility model is illustrated by a specific example, which, however, is not the only possible, but clearly demonstrates the possibility of achieving the desired technical result.

Figure 1 schematically shows a top view of an electronic clock with a light-emitting time indicator.

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An electronic clock contains a case 1 (the case can be of any shape: from round to polygonal), on the front of which there is a light-emitting time indicator, containing an external belt of 2 out of 60 light-emitting sectors for counting seconds, an average belt 3 out of 12 light-emitting sectors for counting hours, an inner belt 4 of 60 light-emitting sectors for counting minutes, as well as a central free zone 5 for advertising or other information.

The work of electronic watches is as follows.

The outer belt of 2 of 60 light-emitting sectors for counting seconds, the middle belt of 3 of 12 light-emitting sectors for counting hours and the inner belt of 4 of 60 light-emitting sectors for counting minutes located around the perimeter of the clock are controlled by an electronic circuit.

The second regime of light pulses on the light-emitting sectors of the outer belt is observed all minute. After a minute, the next minute is turned on in the light-emitting sectors of the inner belt. In the inner belt, all elapsed minutes are turned on. After 60 minutes, the next hour is switched on in the light-emitting sectors of the middle belt.

Thus, in the dynamics, a second light pulse is observed, the past minutes are watched in a shaky way, and the expiring hours are statically observed.

In the central free zone 5 place any advertising or other information.

The proposed design of electronic watches allows to improve the consumer properties of watches, individual or collective use in dark conditions and to expand their range.

Claims (1)

A device for electronic timing, containing a light-emitting time indicator, characterized in that the light-emitting time indicator is made in the form of a surface consisting of three zones: external, middle and internal, located around the perimeter, with the formation of a central free zone for advertising or other information, moreover, the outer belt consists of 60 light-emitting sectors for counting seconds, the middle belt consists of 12 light-emitting sectors for counting hours, and the inner belt consists of 60 light aspirants sectors to count minutes.