Pendulum means
OwnerJose H. Sanchez Giraldezinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a pendulum means with a symmetrical post carrying two fixed magnets, each of which faces a movable magnet. The two movable magnets are coupled together by a rocker, so that alternately one assumes the minimum distance and the other the maximum distance with respect to the facing fixed magnet. A diaphragm movable at right angles to the magnetic field is associated with the pair of magnets, so that it alternately blocks one field and frees the other. The rocker and linkage systems carrying the magnets and the locking device are coupled together by a weight, e.g. a ball movable downwards along the sloping surface of a rocker.
Claims3
Pendulum means with a post on which more than one rocker is mounted, characterized in that on either side of its axis of symmetry, the symmetrical post (S) carries a fixed magnet (A, B), each of which is faced by a movable magnet (C, D) in such a way that the magnetic field distance between the two pairs of magnets (A, B;
- B, D) varies and can be reduced to a minimum amount;
- that the two movable magnets (C, D) are so coupled together by a rocker (2) and a linkage connected in articulated manner thereto that alternately in each case one movable magnet (C) assumes the minimum spacing and the other (D) the maximum spacing from the fixed magnet associated therewith;
- that a magnetic diaphragm (H, I) movable at right angles to the magnetic field in the area of the minimum spacing is associated with each pair of magnets (A, C;
- B, D);
- that the two magnetic diaphragms (H, I) are so coupled together by rockers (4, 5) mounted on the post and a control linkage (6), that alternately one diaphragm (H) passes in blocking manner into the magnetic field of one pair of magnets (A, C) and the other diaphragm (I) releases the magnetic field between the other pair of magnets (B, D) and that the rockers and linkage systems associated with the movable magnets (C, D) and the magnetic diaphragms (H, I) are coupled together by a weight (F) moving downwards on the particular sloping surface of a rocker and which strikes against the other rocker and linkage system on abutting against a stop (7 or 8).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.