Magnetic collision damping device for vehicles

A magnetic collision damping device for vehicles, comprising a vehicle front bumper and a vehicle rear bumper, characterized by comprising:

• a first trough and a second trough that are slidably connected to a vehicle frame and mounted at a position near a rear part of a vehicle body, a third trough arranged between the first trough and the second trough and fixed onto the vehicle frame, the first trough and the third trough being separated at a certain distance, the second trough and the third trough being separated at a certain distance, and a first stopper and a second stopper fixed onto the vehicle frame, the first stopper preventing the first trough from sliding in a direction toward a vehicle front so that the first trough is only able to slide in a direction toward a vehicle rear, the second stopper preventing the second trough from sliding in the direction toward the vehicle rear so that the second trough is only able to slide in the direction toward the vehicle front;
• at least one electromagnet fixed inside each of the first trough, the second trough and the third trough, like poles of the electromagnets inside the first trough and the third trough being arranged to face each other, like poles of the electromagnets inside the second trough and the second trough being arranged to face each other;
• a first mandrel fixed to the vehicle front bumper and configured to be slidably connected to the vehicle frame and extend to the first trough, wherein when the vehicle front bumper is subject to an impact from the front of the vehicle front, the electromagnet inside the first trough is caused to move closer to the electromagnet inside the third trough so as to generate a repulsion force therebetween by virtue of the first mandrel pressing against the first trough to drive the first trough to move toward the third trough;
• a second mandrel fixed to the vehicle rear bumper and configured to be slidably connected to the vehicle frame and extend to the second trough, wherein when the vehicle rear bumper is subject to an impact from the rear of the vehicle rear, the electromagnet inside the second trough is caused to move closer to the electromagnet inside the third trough so as to generate a repulsion force therebetween by virtue of the second mandrel pressing against the second trough to drive the second trough to move toward the third trough;
• a linkage mechanism provided between the first trough and the second trough in a manner that the movement of the first trough toward the second trough triggers the linkage mechanism to drive the second trough to move toward the first trough, and the movement of the second trough toward the first trough triggers the linkage mechanism to drive the first trough to move toward second trough;
• a first buffer return spring connecting the vehicle front bumper and the vehicle frame, and a second buffer return spring connecting the vehicle rear bumper and the vehicle frame.