Security Cryptographic Device
OwnerPedro Jose Iglesias Rosadoinventor
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Abstract
Security cryptographic device comprising a device essentially characterized by the mechanism of bolts (7 and 7a), with different features, thereof and at least one tool for operating the bolts (3). Depending on the features of the bolts (7 y 7a), the latter can operate in one or several directions and/or in one or both directions and can lock automatically and/or on being operated and be operated individually or together. Depending on the features of the device, not all the tools for operating bolts (3) have to match all the bolts (7 and 7a), nor do all the bolts (7 and 7a) have to match all the cavities (5), which means having to know which bolt (7 and 7a) matches each cavity (5), which tool (3) matches each bolt (7 and 7a), and whether or not each bolt (7 and 7a) should be operated.
Claims8
Cryptographic security device comprising a plurality of cavities (5) drilling a plurality of bodies, a plurality of latches (7 and 7a) to block bodies, some of which have different characteristics and some instrument to activate the latches (3) characterized by the fact that, according to their characteristics, the latches (7 and 7a) may act in one or more directions and can automatically block when activated,
- characterized by the fact that each of the latches on the basis of their features:
- blocks in one direction while at rest state, and when it is activated in the only possible direction, it unlocks (FIG. 4).
- While at rest, it blocks in both directions. It can be operated in one or both directions simultaneously and sequentially unblock (FIG. 6).
- while at rest, it blocks in both directions. It can be activated in both directions not simultaneously and sequentially unblock in one way or another but not in both (FIG. 8).
- While at rest, it blocks in one direction and once activated it unblocks, but consecutively blocks in the opposite direction (FIG. 10).
- while at rest, it blocks in both directions. It can be activated in one or both directions simultaneously and sequentially unblock, but as it unblocks in one way it blocks in the opposite direction (FIG. 12).
- In resting state, it does not block, and, being activated in the only possible direction, it blocks (FIG. 14)
- While at rest, it does not block. It can be activated in one or both directions simultaneously and block sequentially (FIG. 17).
- While at rest, it does not block. It can be activated and locked in one way or another but not in both (FIG. 19).
- at rest, it blocks in one direction. It can be operated in one or both directions simultaneously, it unlocks in one direction and blocks in the other (FIG. 21).
- while at rest, it blocks in both directions. It can be activated in one or both directions simultaneously, in one it unblocks and blocks sequentially in the opposite direction and in the other direction it only unblocks (FIG. 23).
- In which that latches of the type of those that act in one or more directions (FIG. 25) when activated in any of the directions may, depending on their characteristics, block sequentially in one of the other directions (FIG. 26), and in which
- not all instruments used to activate latches (3) need to match all the latches (7 and 7a),
- neither not all latches (7 and 7a) have to match with all the cavities (5).
- Characterized besides by the fact that instruments used to activate latches (3) may include moving parts (9) capable of being displaced in different directions.
- In which that instruments used to activate latches (3), according to their characteristics may:
- Block in the opposite direction to that direction used when it activates (FIG. 15).
- No block in the opposite direction to the direction used when it activates (FIG. 16).
- And in which that instruments used to activate latches (3) according to their characteristics may:
- activate latches individually (3).
- jointly activate latches (FIGS. 28 and 29).
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