Integrated cricket ball serving and recycling trainer
By designing an integrated cricket serve recycling trainer, the spring principle and the vortex spring elastic line recovery principle are used to solve the problems of low motor energy and difficult recycling of traditional cricket serves, and the effective knock-off and rapid recovery of cricket are achieved, and the hit rate and proficiency of hitting are improved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202421057964.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-05-15
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-25
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-05-15
AI Technical Summary
Traditional cricket serves with low motor power and cannot effectively knock cricket off, and it is difficult to recover cricket, making it difficult to achieve multi-ball practice.
A cricket serve recycling integrated trainer is designed, using the serve power module, launch angle adjustment module, recycling module and control module, and using the spring principle and the elastic line recovery principle of the spiral spring spring to achieve rapid recycling of cricket.
It solves the problem of low motor energy in traditional serving, realizes effective knock-off and rapid recovery of cricket, and improves the hit rate and proficiency of hitting.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to a training device, in particular to a cricket serve and recovery integrated training device, belonging to the field of sports equipment. Background Art
[0002] Traditional table tennis serving machines use the principle of rotating wheel friction ball. When the motor drives the driving wheel to rotate, the table tennis ball is launched out due to the friction of the rotating wheel. However, the cricket ball is heavy and not easy to be launched by friction. The cricket ball is also large and expensive, making it difficult to practice with multiple balls. In addition, the cricket ball flies very far during training and is difficult to recover. Utility Model Content
[0003] In order to solve the defects in the prior art, the utility model discloses a cricket serve and recovery integrated training device, and its technical solution is as follows:
[0004] A cricket serve and recovery integrated training device, comprising a training device bottom shell, a middle cover, a top cover, a serve power module, a launch angle adjustment module, a recovery module and a control module, and is characterized by:
[0005] The serving power module comprises: a power motor, a pinion, a large gear, a reel, a spring, and a bayonet; wherein the pinion is mounted on the rotating shaft of the power motor; the large gear meshes with the pinion, is mounted on the reel and is coaxial with the reel; the spring is located inside the launch tube, and its lower end is welded to a flat plate inside the launch tube, and its upper end is welded to the bayonet; the bayonet is located inside the launch tube;
[0006] The launch angle adjustment module includes a worm, a rotating motor, a rotating rod and a launch tube; one end of the worm is mounted on the rotating shaft of the rotating motor, and the other end is mounted on the worm-specific groove of the bottom shell; the middle cover and the top cover respectively have two semicircular grooves, and the middle cover and the top cover form a circular hole when they are combined. The rotating rod is fixed between the middle cover and the top cover through the circular hole axis, one end of which is a gear structure meshing with the worm, and the other end is a grooved plane fixed to the launch tube by screws;
[0007] The recovery module includes a wire wheel and a spiral spring; the spiral spring is located inside the wire wheel, the inner end of which is fixed to the central column through the groove of the central column, and the outer end of which is a hook-shaped structure, hooked on the spiral spring special hook of the inner ring of the wire wheel;
[0008] The control module includes a controller and a pressure sensor; the pressure sensor is located between a flat plate and a spring inside the launch tube; the controller controls a serving power module and a launching angle adjustment module by receiving data from the pressure sensor.
[0009] Preferably, the trainer comprises two serving modes: single serving and multiple serving, and the serving mode is selected by a remote controller.
[0010] Preferably, the power motor is installed in a special groove for the power motor of the bottom shell of the trainer; and the wire wheel and the large gear are installed on the center column between the bottom shell and the middle cover through the center hole thereof.
[0011] Preferably, the rotary motor is installed in a special groove for the rotary motor of the bottom shell of the training device.
[0012] Preferably, the bayonet can move up and down along the inner wall of the launch tube.
[0013] Preferably, the worm is meshed with a gear structure of the rotating rod.
[0014] Preferably, the two circular holes on the groove-shaped plane are aligned with the two circular holes on the launch tube.
[0015] Preferably, the wire wheel is arranged on a center column between the bottom shell and the middle cover of the training device through its center hole. Beneficial Effects
[0016] The present invention utilizes the spring principle and the kinetic energy theorem, fully utilizing the kinetic energy of the engine, thereby solving the problem that the traditional serving machine has low kinetic energy and cannot effectively hit the cricket ball; utilizing the scroll spring elastic force line recovery principle, the cricket ball can be quickly recovered, solving the problem of difficult cricket ball recovery; adopting single serving and multiple serving modes, respectively, improves the hit rate and proficiency of hitting the ball in a targeted manner. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0017] Figure 1 This is a structural diagram of the utility model of the cricket serve and recovery integrated training device;
[0018] Figure 2 A three-dimensional diagram of the utility model of the cricket serve and recovery integrated training device;
[0019] Figure 3 This is a flow chart of the working process of the utility model. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0020] A cricket serve and recovery integrated trainer includes a trainer bottom shell, a middle cover, a top cover, a serve power module, a launch angle adjustment module, a recovery module and a control module. The following first describes the functional positions and functions of the components of the trainer:
[0021] Bottom shell 1: Located at the bottom of the product, it protects, contains and fixes internal components and supports the device.
[0022] Middle cover 2: Located in the notch in the middle of the bottom shell, it is used to fix the coil and the shaft of gear 1, and fix the transmitting tube together with the top cover.
[0023] Top cover 3: Located on the top of the product, it protects the internal components and fixes the launch tube.
[0024] Reel 4: Located at the center of the bottom shell when viewed from above, slightly below when viewed from the front, it is connected and moves in coordination with the large gear to receive and release the line.
[0025] Vortex spring 5: Located inside the reel, it drives the reel to reverse and reel in the ball after the ball flies out, thus retrieving the ball.
[0026] Power motor 6: matched with the pinion, fixed on the bottom shell, and provides power for the spring compression process.
[0027] Large gear 7: located on the upper part of the reel and connected to the reel, used to cooperate with the small gear and the power motor to rotate the reel and complete the spring compression process.
[0028] Small gear 8: Located at the right rear corner of the bottom shell, it is connected to the large gear and has a transmission function.
[0029] Launch tube 9: located on the upper side of the middle cover, fixed just above the middle cover by the top cover and the middle cover through the rotating rod, used for launching the ball.
[0030] Spring: Located in the launch tube, its function is to eject the ball after the ball is retracted into the bayonet and the bayonet compresses the spring.
[0031] Bayonet 11: Located at the top of the launch tube, it is used to push out the ball and protect the ball.
[0032] Rotating motor 12: matched with the worm, fixed to the left wall of the bottom shell, used for controlling the direction of the launch tube.
[0033] Rotating rod 13: located in the middle and rear part of the launch tube, fixed to the launch tube, wherein the gear is inside the bottom shell, the middle cover and the top cover, and the rod is connected to the launch tube for adjusting the launch angle.
[0034] Worm 14: connected to the gear in the rotating rod, drives the rotating rod to rotate by rotating the motor, and then drives the launch tube to rotate, which is used to control the launch direction of the launch tube.
[0035] Bottom shell and top cover fixing screws 15: located between the bottom shell and the top cover, used to fix the bottom shell and the top cover.
[0036] Bottom shell middle cover fixing screws 16: located between the bottom shell and the middle cover, used to fix the bottom shell and the middle cover.
[0037] Rod tube fixing screw 17: used to fix the rotating rod and the launching tube.
[0038] Storage battery 18: located at the bottom of the bottom shell, providing electricity for the power motor and the rotating motor.
[0039] Pressure sensor 19: Located in the launch tube, it controls the power motor by detecting the spring force.
[0040] Below we explain the specific structure of the cricket serve recovery integrated trainer:
[0041] The serving power module includes a power motor, a pinion, a large gear, a reel, a spring and a bayonet. The power motor is installed in the special groove of the power motor of the bottom shell. The pinion is installed on the power motor shaft and can rotate in coordination with the power motor shaft. The large gear meshes with the pinion and is installed on the upper part of the reel. It is coaxial with the reel and can rotate with the reel. The reel and the large gear are installed on the center column between the bottom shell and the middle cover through their center holes. The spring is located inside the launch tube, and its lower end is welded to the flat plate inside the launch tube, and the upper end is welded to the bayonet. The bayonet is located inside the launch tube and can move up and down along the inner wall of the launch tube. Working principle: the cricket ball is connected to the incoming line through a net bag. When the cricket ball is located on the bayonet, the power motor is powered on and rotated, and the pinion and large gear drive the reel to rotate and reel the line. The reel presses the bayonet downward, and the bayonet is pressed downward to compress the spring. When the spring is compressed to a certain extent, the motor is powered off and the ball is ejected by the spring.
[0042] The launch angle adjustment module includes a rotating motor, a worm, a rotating rod and a launch tube. The rotating motor is installed in a special groove for the rotating motor of the bottom shell. One end of the worm is installed on the rotating shaft of the rotating motor, and the other end is installed on the special groove for the worm of the bottom shell. The worm is meshed with the gear structure of the rotating rod. The rotating rod is fixed between the middle cover and the top cover through a circular hole axis formed by two semicircular grooves of the middle cover and the top cover. One end of the rotating rod is a gear structure that meshes with the worm, and the other end is a groove-shaped plane. The two circular holes on the plane are aligned with the two circular holes on the launch tube and fixed by screws and nuts. The working principle of this module is: when the launch angle is to be adjusted, the control circuit can be used to control the rotating motor and the forward and reverse rotation. The rotation of the motor drives the worm to rotate, and the rotation of the worm drives the rotating rod gear structure to rotate, so that the wheel rod rotates, and then drives the launch tube to rotate. Since the rod length ratio of the two ends of the lever formed by the worm and the rotating gear is relatively large, it is easy to rotate from the worm end and difficult to rotate from the rotating rod end, so that the launch angle of the launch tube is self-locking after the rotating motor stops.
[0043] The recovery module includes a wire wheel and a spiral spring. The wire wheel is installed on the center column between the bottom shell and the middle cover through its center hole, and the spiral spring is located inside the wire wheel, with its inner end fixed on the center column through the groove of the center column, and its outer end hooked on the special hook of the spiral spring in the inner circle of the wire wheel through a hook-like structure.
[0044] The working principle of this module is as follows: when the cricket ball is hit, the reel is driven by the ball to release the line and rotate, and the scroll spring inside it shrinks due to the rotation, generating a torque in the opposite direction. This torque cushions the ball during flight, and after the ball stops, it drives the reel to rotate in the opposite direction to reel in the line, thereby retrieving the ball.
[0045] The control module includes a controller and a pressure sensor. The pressure sensor is located between the flat plate and the spring inside the launch tube. Working principle: The controller receives the pressure data of the spring on the flat plate collected by the pressure sensor and converts it into an electrical signal to control the opening and closing of the power motor.
[0046] The working process of the cricket serve and recovery integrated trainer is as follows:
[0047] (1) A switch is provided on the outer surface of the device. When the switch is turned on, the ball server is powered on.
[0048] (2) The ball server has two serving modes: single serving mode and multiple serving mode. You can select the serving mode by the remote control.
[0049] (3) Press the single serve switch to start the single serve mode, which consists of two processes: serving and receiving.
[0050] (a) Serving process: Press the switch, and the motor drives the reel to rotate (the rope is wrapped around the reel, and the two ends are fixed to the reel and the cricket ball respectively). Therefore, when the motor rotates, the cricket ball moves into the tube. During this process, the spring in the tube is continuously compressed. When the spring is compressed to a certain extent, the pressure sensor outputs a signal, the motor is powered off, and the spring ejects the cricket ball.
[0051] (b) Ball collecting process: After the cricket ball is ejected, the cricket ball will drive the spool to rotate and thus retract the scaffolding spring because there is a scaffolding spring inside the spool and the scaffolding spring is fixed to the spool. The scaffolding spring generates a reverse torque, causing the cricket ball to be continuously pulled by the rope during the ejection process and eventually be pulled back into the serving tube.
[0052] (The ball collection process is powered by the spiral spring inside the serving machine's reel, and the power supply is no longer supplied. If you need to serve again, you need to operate the remote control to select the mode again.
[0053] (4) Press the multiple serve switch to start the multiple serve mode. The serving and receiving process is the same as the single serve. However, after the ball returns to the serving tube, when the pressure sensed by the pressure sensor reaches a predetermined value, the serving process will be started again and the cycle will continue. If you want to stop serving, just press the remote control to turn it off.
[0054] (5) After use, you need to turn off the switch on the outer surface of the server.
[0055] The present invention utilizes the spring principle and the kinetic energy theorem and fully utilizes the kinetic energy of the engine, thereby solving the problem that the traditional serving machine has low kinetic energy and cannot effectively hit the cricket ball; the cricket ball is innovatively recovered by utilizing the scroll spring elastic line recovery principle, thereby quickly recovering the cricket ball and solving the problem of difficulty in recovering the cricket ball; the single serving and multiple serving modes are adopted to specifically improve the hit rate and proficiency of hitting the ball.
[0056] The above shows and describes the basic principles, main features and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. The above embodiments and descriptions only describe the principles of the present invention. The present invention may be subject to various changes and improvements without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. These changes and improvements fall within the scope of the present invention. The scope of protection claimed by the present invention is defined by the attached claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A cricket serve and recovery integrated training device, comprising a training device bottom shell, a middle cover, a top cover, a serve power module, a launch angle adjustment module, a recovery module and a control module, characterized by: The serving power module comprises: a power motor, a pinion, a large gear, a reel, a spring, and a bayonet; wherein the pinion is mounted on the rotating shaft of the power motor; the large gear meshes with the pinion, is mounted on the reel and is coaxial with the reel; the spring is located inside the launch tube, and its lower end is welded to a flat plate inside the launch tube, and its upper end is welded to the bayonet; the bayonet is located inside the launch tube; The launch angle adjustment module includes a worm, a rotating motor, a rotating rod and a launch tube; one end of the worm is mounted on the rotating shaft of the rotating motor, and the other end is mounted on the worm-specific groove of the bottom shell; the middle cover and the top cover respectively have two semicircular grooves, and the middle cover and the top cover form a circular hole when they are combined. The rotating rod is fixed between the middle cover and the top cover through the circular hole axis, one end of which is a gear structure meshing with the worm, and the other end is a grooved plane fixed to the launch tube by screws; The recovery module includes a wire wheel and a spiral spring; the spiral spring is located inside the wire wheel, the inner end of which is fixed to the central column through the groove of the central column, and the outer end of which is a hook-shaped structure, hooked on the spiral spring special hook of the inner ring of the wire wheel; The control module includes a controller and a pressure sensor; the pressure sensor is located between a flat plate and a spring inside the launch tube; the controller controls a serving power module and a launching angle adjustment module by receiving data from the pressure sensor.
2. The cricket serve and recovery integrated training device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The trainer includes two serving modes: single serving and multiple serving, and the serving mode is selected through a remote controller.
3. The cricket serve and recovery integrated training device according to claim 1 is characterized by: The power motor is installed in a special groove for the power motor of the bottom shell of the training device; the wire wheel and the large gear are installed on the center column between the bottom shell and the middle cover through the center hole thereof.
4. The cricket serve and recovery integrated training device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rotary motor is installed in a special groove for the rotary motor of the bottom shell of the training device.
5. The cricket serve and recovery integrated training device according to claim 1 is characterized by: The bayonet can move up and down along the inner wall of the launching tube.
6. The cricket serve and recovery integrated training device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The worm is meshed with the gear structure of the rotating rod.
7. The cricket serve and recovery integrated training device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The two circular holes on the groove-shaped plane are aligned with the two circular holes on the launch tube.
8. The cricket serve and recovery integrated training device according to claim 1, characterized in that: The wire wheel is arranged on the center column between the bottom shell and the middle cover of the training device through the center hole thereof.