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Front and back lock

InactiveCN102080470ASolve slipping and idlingAvoid deformationCylinder locksEngineeringMechanical engineering
The invention discloses a front and back lock comprising a lock body (1), a front lock cylinder (2), a spring (3) and a keyhole (22); the front lock cylinder (2) is internally provided with an atypical spring (4) with a side wall notch (5); the front lock cylinder (2) is internally provided with a side spring hole (7) communicated with a spring hole (6); the side spring hole (7) is internally provided with a side spring (8); a rear lock cylinder (9) is arranged in the rear of the front lock cylinder (2) and is provided with a rear spring hole (10) corresponding to the rear end of the side spring hole (7); the rear spring hole (10) is internally provided with a lock spring (11); and the lock body (1) is internally provided with a lock body spring hole (12) corresponding to the lock spring (11). The front and back lock is characterized in that a sharp corner (13) is arranged at the front end of the lock spring (11), or the sharp corners (13) are simultaneously arranged at the front end of the lock spring (11) and the rear end of the side spring hole (7). The lock ensures the stable leakage of the front lock cylinder (2) and the rear lock cylinder (9) by utilizing the mutual occlusion of the sharp corner (13) at the front end of the lock spring (11) and the sharp corner (13) at the rear end of the side spring hole (7). When the lock is unlocked by using an unlocking tool, the front lock cylinder (2) is idle, thereby effectively preventing from being twisted and pulled by the unlocking tool and rotated by external force to open and increasing the safety of the lock.
Owner:谢煜光

Interface device and method for interfacing instruments to vascular access simulation systems

An interface device and method for interfacing instruments to a vascular access simulation system serve to interface peripherals in the form of mock or actual medical instruments to the simulation system to enable simulation of medical procedures. The interface device includes a catheter unit assembly for receiving a catheter needle assembly, and a skin traction mechanism to simulate placing skin in traction or manipulating other anatomical sites for performing a medical procedure. The catheter needle assembly and skin traction mechanism are manipulated by a user during a medical procedure. The catheter unit assembly includes a base, a housing, a bearing assembly and a shaft that receives the catheter needle assembly. The bearing assembly enables translation of the catheter needle assembly, and includes bearings that enable the shaft to translate in accordance with manipulation of the catheter needle assembly. The shaft typically includes an encoder to measure translational motion of a needle of the catheter needle assembly, while the interface device further includes encoders to measure manipulation of the catheter needle assembly in various degrees of freedom (e.g., translation, pitch and yaw) and the skin traction mechanism. Alternatively, the shaft may include an additional encoder to measure translational motion of an instrument inserted through the catheter needle assembly. The simulation system receives measurements from the interface device encoders and updates the simulation and display, while providing control signals to the force feedback device to enable application of force feedback to the catheter needle assembly.
Owner:IMMERSION MEDICAL
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