Controllable silicon trigger circuit of continuous mouse trapping boxes
A trigger circuit and mouse trap technology, which is applied to electronic switches, electrical components, animal traps, etc., can solve the problems that the working voltage cannot be switched freely, the delay circuit error of the mouse trap, and the alarm sound cannot be stopped by itself, etc., to achieve Ease of implementation, low component count, and low power consumption
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[0020] A thyristor trigger circuit 12 of a continuous mouse trap needs to be used in combination with a motor-driven continuous mouse trap. The cage 9 is closed, the upper floor mouse cage 8 is open, and there is a pumping plate 10 between the two layers. The step 13 is a closed surface of the lower floor mouse cage 9, which is obliquely connected to the front bottom edge of the upper floor mouse cage 8 and the lower floor mouse cage. Between the front bottom of the cage 9, the thyristor trigger circuit 12 contains the motor M1 and the working power supply. The thyristor trigger circuit 12 is installed in the lower squirrel cage 9, and the motor M1 draws the drawer by winding a steel wire around its rotating shaft when it is working. 10 is installed in the lower squirrel cage 9 in a manner of translation along the horizontal direction, and the negative output end of the working power supply is grounded. Connect with the first power input terminal 1 and the second power input t...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Except for the following differences, this embodiment has exactly the same structure as Embodiment 1. It is characterized in that the thyristor trigger circuit 12 also includes a buzzer B1, and the positive pole and negative pole of the buzzer B1 are respectively connected to the positive terminal of the motor M1. Connect to the negative terminal.
Embodiment 3
[0024] Except for the following differences, this embodiment has exactly the same structure as Embodiment 1. It is characterized in that the thyristor trigger circuit 12 also includes a normally open switch K2, which is a push button switch and is connected across the thyristor D5 between the anode and cathode.
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