WO2005116567A2 - Schaltelement zur waffensicherung - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01F—MAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
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- H01F7/06—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets
- H01F7/08—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets with armatures
- H01F7/14—Pivoting armatures
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F41—WEAPONS
- F41A—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS COMMON TO BOTH SMALLARMS AND ORDNANCE, e.g. CANNONS; MOUNTINGS FOR SMALLARMS OR ORDNANCE
- F41A17/00—Safety arrangements, e.g. safeties
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- H01F7/08—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets with armatures
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- H01F2007/1669—Armatures actuated by current pulse, e.g. bistable actuators
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- H01F7/08—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets with armatures
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- H01F7/06—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets
- H01F7/08—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets with armatures
- H01F7/121—Guiding or setting position of armatures, e.g. retaining armatures in their end position
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H01F—MAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
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- H01F7/06—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets
- H01F7/08—Electromagnets; Actuators including electromagnets with armatures
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
- H01H2300/00—Orthogonal indexing scheme relating to electric switches, relays, selectors or emergency protective devices covered by H01H
- H01H2300/03—Application domotique, e.g. for house automation, bus connected switches, sensors, loads or intelligent wiring
- H01H2300/032—Application domotique, e.g. for house automation, bus connected switches, sensors, loads or intelligent wiring using RFID technology in switching devices
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
- Y02B—CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO BUILDINGS, e.g. HOUSING, HOUSE APPLIANCES OR RELATED END-USER APPLICATIONS
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- Y04—INFORMATION OR COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES HAVING AN IMPACT ON OTHER TECHNOLOGY AREAS
- Y04S—SYSTEMS INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO POWER NETWORK OPERATION, COMMUNICATION OR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVING THE ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION, TRANSMISSION, DISTRIBUTION, MANAGEMENT OR USAGE, i.e. SMART GRIDS
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- Y04S20/14—Protecting elements, switches, relays or circuit breakers
Definitions
- the present invention relates to an electromechanical switching element which is used, for example, for weapon protection.
- the switching element is equipped with two single-stroke self-holding magnets, which act bistably on the opposite ends of a rocker switch, so that the switching element can assume a first or second switching position. In one switch position, the weapon is in a safe state, in the other switch position in an unsecured state.
- the invention relates to a weapon safety device in which a corresponding electromechanical switching element is provided.
- the trigger of a weapon is blocked or released via a spindle-driven linear drive.
- the actual switching element is an electric motor driving the spindle, which thus introduces a locking member running in the direction of the axis of rotation to secure the trigger in a detent or to unlock the locking member from the detent
- Other locking mechanisms relate to solenoid-controlled locking devices of the impact lever, in which a solenoid pivots a spring-loaded locking lever, which blocks the impact lever, into a release position.
- the locking lever is unlocked via an actuating cam which is controlled by a geared motor, the output axis of which runs parallel to the axis of the striking lever.
- this cam disc pushes the trigger rod out of engagement with the hammer.
- the output axis of the electric motor runs parallel to the axis of the impact lever.
- EP 0 991 026 A2 describes a securing mechanism with a locking element which engages in the trigger rod, and an electromechanical switching element which acts on the locking element.
- the switching element releases the locking element when excited from the opening of the trigger rod, which is held spring-loaded in the locking position when the switching element is not excited. Under certain circumstances, the locking element can be pushed out of the locking position by accelerations.
- a constant excitation of the switching element designed as an electromechanical switching coil is required for unlocking.
- the present invention according to claim 1, characterized in that the movable parts of the switching element, in particular the rocker switch and the armature are dynamically neutral, so that accelerations acting on the switching element do not cause a change in the switching position.
- the switching element therefore always remains in the set switching position, which can only be changed by a corresponding switching pulse.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to a safety device for a weapon, in which the function of the trigger rod is blocked by a locking element engaging in a recess formed in the trigger rod.
- An electromechanical switching element which can be adjusted between two switching positions holds the locking element in engagement with the trigger rod in one switching position, so that the trigger rod does not act on a striking lever or a lock which triggers it (for example a trigger pawl or catch pawl interacting with the striking lever).
- the combination of the locking element with a switching element allows the considerable pulling forces that may occur when the trigger rod is blocked to be largely introduced into the locking element and the forces acting on the switching element to be reduced.
- Claims 2-3 relate to configurations that help to carry out the switching element dynamically inert. Neutralize with a switching element that is equipped with two single-stroke self-holding magnets in which the armature axes run parallel to one another dynamic influences on the movable magnet armatures by the fact that they are each acted upon uniformly, so that they each apply mutually neutralizing forces to the ends of the rocker switch on which they act. According to claim 3, this effect is improved in that they act with the same lever arm to the axis of rotation of the rocker switch on the ends and / or in that they have the same masses.
- the rocker switch itself is dynamically inert according to claim 4 in that the axis of rotation runs through the center of gravity of the rocker switch. This prevents a linear acceleration, to which the switching element is exposed (for example, shocks or impacts), from causing a torque in the rocker switch itself, which could cause a switchover.
- the development according to claim 5 prevents transverse forces from being applied to the direction of movement of the armature, which can impair or damage the armature itself or its guidance in the switching coils.
- the rocker switch is provided with an actuating section which guides the forces exerted by a switch object without torque through the axis of rotation of the rocker switch, so that a load on the switch object, which can be a locking element on a weapon, for example, does not transmit any torque to the rocker switch ,
- the adjusting section is designed as a cam, the footprint of which runs concentrically to the axis of rotation of the rocker switch. The formation of a low-friction sliding pairing between the switching object and the cam or its footprint means that between these two elements, only normal forces perpendicular to the footprint are transmitted to the actuating section, which do not generate any torque, and forces tangential to the footprint are largely minimized.
- a material pairing of bronze / steel or brass / steel has proven to be advantageous for this, as it allows high component strength with good sliding properties (claim 8).
- the design of the device for weapon protection according to claim 9 in conjunction with claims 10-12 relate to configurations of the locking element which reduce the force acting on the actuating section of the switching element on the one hand, but on the other hand ensure a correct function of the trigger mechanism when the weapon is unlocked ,
- Claim 14 relates to an alternative switching element, which has an axially resilient locking piece, which acts by its eccentric design in a switching position on the locking element and blocks it, while it releases the locking element in another switching position.
- the recesses in the trigger rod and the pawl shape are matched to one another so that even when the firing lever is cocked, it is not possible to trigger the locked weapon, i.e. that the trigger rod has no effect from the trigger on the hammer mechanism for unlocking.
- claims 16-22 relate to the actuation of the switching element with a switching pulse, which takes place via an identifier identification or an identifier exchange. 17, pin codes, biometric data, light, sound or radio signals can be used.
- the claims 18-22 relate to those designs in which a transponder is used for the exchange of identifiers. According to claim 19, this can be arranged in the weapon itself and, according to claim 20, can have a common power supply with the switching element, for example a battery. However, it can also be assigned to a shooter according to claims 21 and 22, the identification being identified in the weapon itself using a read / write device.
- the transponder is carried according to claim 22 in an object that the shooter usually carries with him or on himself (ring, watch, clothing, equipment, implant, etc.).
- Fig. 1 is a schematic illustration of a weapon safety device in which the invention can be used
- Fig. 2 shows an enlarged, schematic representation of a switching element according to the invention, which can be used as an element of weapon protection;
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic illustration of a weapon safety device according to the invention with a locked locking element, in which the adjusting element according to FIG. 2 is used;
- FIG. 4 shows the weapon safety device according to FIG. 3, in which the locking element is released from the actuating element
- FIG. 5 shows the weapon safety device according to FIG. 3 with an alternative adjusting element.
- the schematic illustration shows a release device 1 with a controller 2, the controller having identifier memories 3 and 4, the function of which is explained below.
- the controller 2 is provided with an antenna 5, via which signals are emitted and received, which are generated or processed by the controller 2.
- the weapon 6 has a weapon identifier 7 and is provided with a safety device 8 which engages in the mechanics (not shown) of the weapon via a switching or adjusting element 9.
- the weapon identification 7 is located on an identification carrier 10, which is separated by the triple frame men is indicated.
- the safety device 8 is also connected to an antenna 13 for emitting or receiving signals.
- the dashed connecting line between antenna 13 and security device 8 indicates that this equipment is optional.
- the signal exchange can also take place via the antenna of the identification carrier 10 designed as a transponder.
- the weapon identification carrier 10 and the security device are supplied with energy via a power supply 14.
- the dashed lines for weapon identification indicate that the identification carrier 10 is only optionally supplied with energy via the power supply 14. Energy absorption via the signal energy is also possible.
- a user identification 11 is also shown, which is located on a further identification carrier 12, which is also designed as a so-called transponder with its own transmitting and receiving antennas.
- Suitable transponders for the system according to the invention are, for example, RFID data carriers with a storage function. They can be designed as simple read-only transponders up to transponders with sophisticated cryptographic functions.
- the basic structure of transponders with a memory function include a memory (eg RAM, ROM, EEPROM or FERAM) and an HF interface for power supply and communication with the read / write device.
- the HF interface forms the interface between the transmission channel from the reader to the transponder and the digital circuit elements of the transponder itself. In principle, it corresponds to the classic modem (modulator-demodulator), as is also used for analog data transmission via telephone lines.
- the HF interface of the transponder has a load or backscatter modulator (or other method, eg frequency divider) which is controlled by the digital transmission data in order to send data back to the reading device.
- Passive transponders i.e. transponders without their own power supply, are supplied with energy via the HF field of the read / write device.
- the HF interface takes the transponder tenne Strom and provides this in the rectified form to the chip as a regulated supply voltage.
- the transponders can be provided with their own microprocessors, which carry out the data transmission from and to the transponder, the sequence control of commands, the file management and cryptographic algorithms.
- transponders with sensor functions so that, for example, temperature, humidity, shock, acceleration or other physical quantities can be recorded in the transponder and read out by a read / write device. It is e.g. possible to record critical operating sizes for weapons. For example, the maximum temperature of a barrel can be recorded or the number of shots fired. The detection of such sizes allows the weapon release to be controlled additionally depending on the company. The weapon is e.g. locked after a certain number of shots or when a limit temperature is reached.
- Glass transponders whose coils are wound on a highly permeable ferrite rod (ferrite antenna) can be used to install transponders in a metallic environment. When installed in an elongated recess in the metal surface, the transponder can be read easily. Even covering such an arrangement with a metal cover is possible if it is fastened with a narrow gap of dielectric material (lacquer, plastic) between the two metal surfaces. The field lines running parallel to the metal surface can thus enter the cavity via the dielectric gap, so that the transponder can be read. So-called disk tags (disk-shaped transponders) can also be embedded between metal plates.
- the top and bottom of the tags are applied with metal foils made of highly permeable amorphous metal, each of which only covers half of the tag, so that a magnetic flux is generated through the coil of the transponder at the gap between the two sub-foils, so that it can be read out.
- metal foils made of highly permeable amorphous metal, each of which only covers half of the tag, so that a magnetic flux is generated through the coil of the transponder at the gap between the two sub-foils, so that it can be read out.
- the weapon release runs with a weapon protection according to 1 as follows:
- the controller 2 transmits a global control signal 15 via the antenna 5.
- This control signal is either received on the weapon side via the antenna 13 of the weapon-side security device 8 or directly by the transponder 10 carrying the identification 7.
- the transponder 10 sends an identification signal 16 comprising the weapon identification 7 back to the release device 1, which transmits it the antenna 5 receives and transmits it to the controller 2.
- a comparison operation is carried out in the controller 2 as to whether the transmitted weapon identification 7 matches an identification recorded in the identification memory 3. If this is the case, the controller 2 in turn transmits a release signal 17 via the antenna 5 to the safety device 8 via the antenna 13 or the transponder 10.
- the actuating element 9 intervenes in the weapon mechanism to release it in order to unlock it.
- the actuating element 9 is designed as an electromechanical switching element which engages in the trigger mechanism.
- the trigger bar is blocked or released, or hung or unhooked on the trigger guard or tee.
- a user identification 11 is queried in addition to the weapon identification 7.
- This user ID can also be stored in a transponder 12 that a user of the weapon 6 carries with him.
- the global control signal triggers the transmission of the identification signal 18 comprising the user identification to the release device 1, that of the latter via the antenna 5 the controller 2 is transmitted.
- the sent is the transmission of the identification signal 18 comprising the user identification to the release device 1, that of the latter via the antenna 5 the controller 2 is transmitted.
- the user ID is then compared with a user ID contained in the user ID memory 4.
- the release signal 17 is only transmitted when the weapon and user ID 7, 11 are queried in combination if both IDs are present in the respective memories 3, 4.
- certain weapon identifiers can be assigned to specific users. That means: Not every user can use every weapon.
- the release device can be provided with an input device 19 or with a reading device 20 to maintain the identification data. In the exemplary embodiment described above, the data or signal exchange via radio is described.
- the data between release device 1 and weapon 6 or user identification carrier 10, 12 can also be transmitted optically, acoustically, via lines or in another suitable manner.
- FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of the actuating or switching element 9 from FIG. 1 in a schematic illustration. It comprises a base body 30, which can be attached to or in a weapon 6 via two fastening tabs 31.
- the base body 30 carries two single-stroke self-holding magnets 32, 33, each having an armature 34, 35, which are arranged within a coil 36, 37.
- the coils 36, 37 are each closed at one end by a permanent magnet 38, 39.
- a control current can be applied to the coils via the supply lines 40, 41.
- each single-stroke self-holding magnet 32, 33 can assume a stroke start position or a stroke end position.
- FIG. 2 shows the single-stroke self-holding magnet 32 in the initial stroke position and the single-stroke self-holding magnet 33 in the stroke end position.
- the stroke movement from the stroke start position to the stroke end position is effected by electromagnetic force.
- the armature 35 is held by the built-in permanent magnet 39 when the current is switched off.
- the return to the initial stroke position is done here by the single stroke Self-holding magnet 32, which is coupled to the magnet 33 via the rocker switch 42.
- the permanent magnet 39 is neutralized by a negative current pulse on the magnet 33, the magnet 32 is activated by a corresponding excitation of the coil 36 so that the armature 34 is drawn into the coil 36 (into the stroke end position) and there is held in the corresponding end position via the permanent magnet 38.
- the rocker switch 42 is arranged between the armatures 34 and 35 and can be pivoted about an axis of rotation 43.
- This axis of rotation 43 is arranged perpendicular to the parallel anchor axes 44, 45.
- the axis of rotation 43 is defined in the exemplary embodiment by a journal 46 on which the rocker switch
- a fork head is arranged at each end 47, 48, through which a tapered section 49, 50 of the respective armature 34, 35 passes, a pilsiform end 49, 50 transmitting the respective actuating force to the corresponding fork end 47, 48.
- the decrease in force takes place in the direction of the anchor axes 44, 45.
- the rocker switch 42 has a switch cam 53 which comprises a footprint 54 at its upper end.
- the footprint 54 is concentric with the axis of rotation 43, so that forces transmitted normally to the footprint are directed exclusively through the axis of rotation 43 so that they do not exert a switching torque on the rocker switch 42.
- the rocker switch 42 itself is designed so that the axis of rotation
- the parallel arrangement of the self-holding magnets 33, 34 permits very strong miniaturization, so that the height H of the switching element is approximately 16-20 mm, the width B is 8-12 mm and the thickness T is approximately 6 mm when viewed in the direction of the axis of rotation 43.
- the holding force of the permanent magnet is in the range from 0.01 to 0.03 Newton.
- the switching voltage is between 2.0 and 4.2 VDC.
- the normal force acting transversely to the bearing journal 46 on the footprint 54 can be up to 100 Newtons. This force can be increased if the bearing journal 46 carrying the rocker switch 42 is supported at both ends.
- Fig. 3 shows the function of the switching element 9 on a weapon safety device in a pistol.
- the switching cam 53 acts on a locking element 55, on which a pawl 56 is formed, which engages in a corresponding recess 57 on a trigger rod 58.
- the trigger rod 58 is part of a trigger mechanism which transmits a trigger force F acting on the trigger 59 to the striking lever 60.
- the locking element 55 is pivotally arranged via a leg spring 61 in a holding piece 62 which is connected to the weapon itself.
- the switching cam 53 assumes the locking element 55, which engages with its pawl 56 in the recess 57 and blocks the trigger rod 58.
- the force F exerted on the trigger 59 thus does not act on the striking lever 60.
- the striking lever 60 cannot be cocked or, if it is in a cocked position (not shown), cannot be released via a corresponding trigger pawl.
- the weapon cannot be activated.
- FIG. 4 shows the trigger mechanism in a position with the locking element 55 released shortly before the striking lever 60 hits the firing pin, not shown.
- the switching element 9 is in a second switching position, in which the switching cam 53 releases the locking element 55.
- the trigger rod becomes by the force exerted on trigger 59
- the locking element 55 is tilted downward against the spring force.
- the pawl 56 slides out of the recess 57 and along the trigger rod 58.
- the switching element 9 is arranged with its switching cam 53 to the locking element 55 that this acts only perpendicular to the footprint 54.
- the locking element 55 cannot trigger a switchover process.
- This also means that a high pull-off force F is not sufficient to unlock or destroy the switching element 55.
- the normal force acting on the footprint 54 is reduced by the following measures.
- the leg spring 61 can be adjusted so that a considerable pull-off force is required to disengage the pawl 56 from the recess 57.
- an adjustable friction component can be generated by a corresponding design of the recess and the pawl, which further reduces the normal force acting on the footprint 54.
- the surface of the locking element 55 acting on the footprint 54 is designed in such a way that sliding forces occurring between switching cams 53 and locking element 55 are minimized, ie there is a low-friction sliding pairing, so that even when the trigger 59 is loaded, the switching cams are switched from engagement with the locking element can.
- This can be supported by a suitable choice of material, for example in that the switching cam 53 is made of brass or bronze and the locking element 55 is made of steel.
- Other suitable material combinations are also possible, e.g. plastic / metal, ceramic / metal. Coatings that reduce friction are also possible.
- FIG. 5 and 6 show an alternative switching element 9, which is formed from a rotating magnet 65, a gear 66 and a locking piece 67.
- the upper end of the cylindrical locking piece 67 is cut obliquely to the cylinder axis and has an asymmetrical recess 68, which is milled out, for example.
- the upper end of the locking piece 67 thus has a section 69 which, in a first switching position, which is shown in FIG. 5, reduces the locking element 55, so that it is fixed in the recess 57 on the trigger rod 58. A shot is not possible.
- Fig. 6 shows a second switching position, in which the locking piece 67 is rotated by 180 ° and the locking element 55 protrudes into the recess 68. In this switch position, the trigger can be actuated and a shot can be triggered via the trigger rod 58.
- the loading of the locking piece 67 takes place largely in the direction of the axis of rotation of the rotating magnet 65.
- the locking piece 67 or the switching cam 53 can also engage directly on the trigger rod 58, so that the locking element 55 can be dispensed with.
- rotary magnet 65 is replaced by a micromotor, which converts the rotary movement of the motor into a linear movement via a corresponding gear.
- a corresponding locking piece can engage the trigger rod in such a way that it is pulled down out of engagement with the striking lever, so that actuation of a trigger does not affect the striking lever.
- the trigger rod can also be attached or detached on the trigger side via such a switching element.
- the locking piece can be connected to the trigger rod via a link guide or a multi-link coupling gear.
- the switching elements can also intervene at other points of the trigger mechanism, for example, they can act directly on the trigger 59, the impact lever 60 or other elements that belong to the impact lever mechanism.
- the switching elements can also be additionally provided with a position transmitter which generates a signal corresponding to the switching position, which signal is recognized by an external activation device, so that it can be checked in which switching position (safety state) the switching element is located. A release signal or a security signal can be repeated if, for example, the switching element could not be put into the desired position right away. It is also possible to provide a display on the weapon that indicates the safety status (optically or acoustically perceptible or palpable). The switching element itself is connected to a controller, not shown in FIGS. 4-6, which is also housed in the weapon.
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