SE435420B - MECHANISM OF LIGHT IMITATIONS WITH EASYLY FITTED GLOVES - Google Patents

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The Mechanism 'consists of a straight or epiralïçzrmd bi- IemeteJJfJ-äaenel- itself. 1 - s men f, ep-frezfemee ueföree fl e -, in verse-free end closest to the pendulum-_ 2 attached a permanentmagf- fnet e. The latter. magnetens 4 ens. pole should be directed. towards one pole of the magnet 3 present in the pendulum 2 such that the N-pole is directed; against. N-pole or reverse S-pole to S-pole. na een vad esmeten fl rfeaerne s me. änae enbrmgeael magnet 4 passes penñelm 2, the pendulum 21 is set in motion, whereby the pendulum r2 mgnet: fa is repelled tmagnct 4. Iiärigennm makes them light lowlllzzmnde l en. movement, which gives' illusion that flfi act heritage traction.

'' Bñänetalliáäderns 6 med magnet 4 försedda: Fria 'ande m-Éngee i rörelse aärigenem, ett bnnetel fl rjäaernee ömeem uppfermee, ömsom svalna. This is done by a: inside the helical seeep. utanpå aenreke bmetelazfjäaern e befintlig: me fi etåna s keppnet em en »e-eeömzefeee, 4, 'een ermeee, resp. bryeee.

The current circuit is broken resp. close, as shown by íig. 1 and 4,. in that 'bz fi the metal spring 6 when heated resp. enravalning form and from resp. to a contact spring * 7, which is connected to circuit 4, Fig. 4. t In order that the magnet 4 of the bimetallic spring 6 should quickly pass the magnet 3 of the pendulum Z, which is desirable to give the light bulb 1 a "na.t11'rtrogen.", lmrtverig and In the intermittent oscillation, the magnet 4 of the bimetallic spring 6 is retained in each outer position by the magnet 4 in these positions: xt xtïll an iron wire 5 ,. ev, plate, which releases the magnet- a 4.-, then. bzimetall springs the pull due to a-.v temperattmföz-.Eiidrâíngen- exceeds the magnet's 4 attraction to the iron wire 5 ev. the plate. In this way a: "snap effect" is achieved. The magnet 4 of the bimetallic fiber 6 passes the pendulum 2 magnet 3 quickly.

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Claims (2)

1. a4oo47e-1 3 To attenuate the detail sound, which can be. an inconvenience, and which can Izppståw., when the bimetallïjäderns 6 rnagnet 4- nš-.r resp. ytterliíge, kan förutnåiznnda. jïirntråcl 5 (ev. plate) ev. also. magneterr 4, is provided with a casing of plastic or other soft material, and the l-nontak-'tfjädcn-na 7 are spinnast adapted so that the contact with bimetallic spring 6 is good at the same time as the magnet's 4 abutment against iron trf-.cïon (possibly the plate) is attenuated. Idlmande spring 9, which is later not connected to the circuit, should be fitted vis-à-vis the input spring for the same sound-absorbing purpose. The one in the pendulum 2 built-in. rnagnsten 3 can ev. is replaced by a naturally cheaper piece of iron, whereby, however, the movement of the lamp 1 becomes smaller, unless at the same time the biznetall spring 6: Ice-gas 4 is chosen more strongly. The 3 and 4 poles of the two magnets can also be directed north to south. Pnrsrfïnwg; '. Melmnism intended for light infinitations with movably mounted light-emitting light bulbs (1) is characterized by the fact that in a gwanmphansres (10) or a alternating fzsrlzzzsnslmg childish penrlel (2), provided with a magnetically affected or to p-'everkaa of one 'other. the permanent magnet (4), which is mounted in it (iriz. end sv a straight or apüal-shaped bimetallic spring (6) and which is quickly and / or snapped to pass, past the pendulum (2), whereby this is set in oscillation , so that the incandescent lamp (1) arhånudan-ij fi mlågeimsnae movement. 2. Mskzanism enl. The requirement is that the permanent magnet (4) which is obtained at the bimemll spring (6) is moved in motion by an electrically opposite surface inside or outside the bimetallic spring (6) up to resp. : trånlcolaplas en strönkrets (fig. 4), var-genom bimotilfifjf-ífiern (6) uppvïmmes resp. disappears and by the resulting change its free. end avlldgsnss from resp. bæingas i Poor QUALITI d. i: s4eookzeefr fl sf1 _ 4 konmks med en i strömm-etam (sig. 4) ingande kon fi akufjäaee (v). 'SO Melranism acc. Patented 1 and 2 are characterized in that the magnet (4) fastened to the bimetallic spring (6) passes snugly through the pendulum (2), whereby said magnet (4) is retained in the bimetallic spring (s) outer positions until the bimetallic spring ( 6) Attractive changes in temperature and temperature overcome the attraction of the magnet (4) to the subsequently deposited pieces (5) of magnetically actuated material 4. A mechanism according to claims 1 - 3 characterized in that at the surface positions of the metals 6) the enclosed pieces (5) of magnetically actuatable material and / or the Lfragnet (4) attached to the bimetallic spring (6) are provided with a soft cover, possibly plastic, or the like, in order to attenuate the sound emitted by Ian Inppkomma. at the abutment of the nngnet (4). I n _ 5. I-Ielænsizn enl. patented 1 - 4 characterized in that the elasticity of the contact spring (7) is adjusted so that a good electric sex rate is achieved; at the same time as the abutment of the magnet (4) at the bimetallic spring (6) mot is applied to the magnetically actuable material pieces (5) at, the outer layer of the bimetallic feather (6) is damped and a »further sound-damping effect is achieved. i 6. Ifíelcznism enl. patent 1 - 5 lcännetclmad av, a spring (9) similar to the one (7) mentioned in patent leaf 2, but not stranding, is placed opposite the newly drawn spring (7), whereby the sound-absorbing effect Ilppnâs in both bimetallic springs (6) extreme positions. ~. Eïóøngššïëëïfïw e