Micro motor locking system

A locking method comprising:

• a locking bolt mounted inside a lock in order to provide a locking process in electronic gates, drawers, cabinets, safes and similar structures, being in the locking position by entering into a lock housing structured on the lock and being in the unlocking position by removing from the lock housing;
• a motor providing a driving force in order for the locking bolt to enter into the lock housing and remove from the lock housing;
• a worm gear performing rotational motion around its own axis by means of the driving force from the motor and comprising a helical groove thereon;
• a linear guiding member, a shaft connected to the worm gear, a first motion transmission member connected to the linear guiding member and the shaft, and a second motion transmission member connected to the first motion transmission member, the first motion transmission member having a generally tapered shape with the shaft connected at a narrow end thereof and comprising teeth structured in saw tooth form at a wide end thereof, the teeth extending through part of a segment of a circle to move on the guiding member, the method comprising the following process steps:
• activating the motor to cause the worm gear to perform rotational motion around its own axis in clockwise or counter clockwise by means of the driving force from the motor;
• the shaft moving based on the rotation direction of the worm gear around its own axis, the shaft moving through the helical groove of the worm gear;
• the first motion transmission member moving due to movement of the shaft in a manner to rock on the linear guiding member which comprising teeth aiding the motion of the first motion transmission member and structured in such a manner to mesh with the teeth of the first motion transmission member;
• a free end of said second motion transmission member is connected to the locking bolt and moves up and down in accordance with the motion direction of the first motion transmission member;
• and
• in accordance with the motion of the second motion transmission member, the locking bolt entering into the lock housing and removing from the lock housing, thus the lock is in either locked position or unlocked position.