Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Low-power shock detector for measuring intermittent shock events
- Patent Title (中): 用于测量间歇性冲击事件的低功率冲击检测器
-
Application No.: US300890Application Date: 1994-09-06
-
Publication No.: US5585566APublication Date: 1996-12-17
- Inventor: Kenneth B. Welles, II , Daniel D. Harrison
- Applicant: Kenneth B. Welles, II , Daniel D. Harrison
- Applicant Address: NY Schenectady
- Assignee: General Electric Company
- Current Assignee: General Electric Company
- Current Assignee Address: NY Schenectady
- Main IPC: G01P1/12
- IPC: G01P1/12 ; G01P15/08
Abstract:
A shock detector for measuring intermittent shock events comprises a mechanical delay line to supply delayed output motion in response to input motion along an input axis. A transducer converts the delayed output motion to an electrical signal representative of the delayed output motion. The transducer is generally in a respective inactive state to reduce the power consumption of the shock detector. A relatively low power motion sensor, such as low power accelerometer or tilt actuated switch, is employed for switching the transducer to a respective active state in response to the input motion thereby allowing the shock detector to measure any intermittent shock event regardless of the generally inactive state of the transducer.
Public/Granted literature
- US4417766A Wire spoke vehicle wheel and method of manufacture Public/Granted day:1983-11-29
Information query