Light Point Eagle

Abstract

Light point eagle, characterized in that it is built on a base plate with light sensors, switching electronics, control with program (PLC) and an electromechanical release device (Figure 1 and Figure 4).

Description

Technical field / Events

[0001] The light-point eagle is derived from wooden eagles used at shooting festivals to determine the club's king (shooting clubs). The light-point eagle is suitable for children (children / students under 12 years old) because the light-point sensors are only illuminated (pulsed) by a light source (e.g., a laser rifle). It can be used privately as well as by clubs, at exhibitions, and at public festivals. The light pulse does not endanger people or animals. State of the art and solution

[0002] The light-point eagle has a sensor (light sensor), (photoresistor, photodiode, phototransistor or other photographic components) that is triggered by a light beam, light point, laser or laser pointer. The term "light-point eagle" refers to all representational shapes (eagle, bird, cat, snowman, tree, etc.) used in clubs and private settings that are triggered by light points / light sensors and consequently cause parts to move (fall off) electromechanically. Fig. 1) The basic design of these devices / systems is described below.

[0003] The light (light point) is detected via the light point sensor and switching electronics (light point evaluation electronics) Fig. 2) and forwarded as a pulse to the programmable logic controller (PLC) or other electronic control system ( Fig. 4) In this PLC / controller, the part to be triggered (e.g., the eagle part) and the number of hits are variably set. Each hit is briefly indicated via an LED on the front panel and on the PLC display, as well as on a tablet or smartphone. Once the number of hits is reached, the pressure-loaded part (eagle part) set in the PLC / controller is released from the base plate by a motor (servo) or electromagnet ( Fig. 3) and falls (to the ground). The part is thus shot down.

[0004] The parts are locked again by pressing the part selection button on the PLC, as well as by pressing them against the base plate and pressing the locking button. The laser sight is thus quickly ready for laser firing again.

[0005] The PLC has a Bluetooth interface. The described variable settings can be made directly on the PLC or via a tablet or smartphone. Protection request

[0006] Protection is requested for the overall concept of the light-point eagle, as described in "State of the art and solution", including its form and size (length, width, depth). Fig. 1).

[0007] Protection for the described sensor design with switching electronics has been requested ( Fig. 2).

[0008] Protection for the described bolt locking and release mechanism with eagle-shaped bolts and compression spring is requested ( Fig. 3).

[0009] Protection for the control program (PLC) in its execution and immutability, as well as copy protection, is requested (pages 4 to 11). Light point eagle LPA-2022 base plate with eagle parts, sensor tubes and locking bolts

[0010] Reference symbol list Fig. 1: a sensor tube with sensor (photoresistor, photodiode, phototransistor or photoelectric semiconductor). b Locking bolt (metal or plastic) c Eagle parts (wood, plastic or metal) d LED (hit indicator) e Button (relocking eagle parts) f Base plate (wood, plastic or metal) Light point eagle LPA-2022 Light point sensor with switching electronics

[0011] Reference symbol list Fig. 2: a base plate (support plate) / wood, plastic, or metal) b Light sensor (photoresistor, photodiode, phototransistor or photoelectric semiconductor) c Light point switching electronics d line to PLC e Sensor tube (metal or plastic) Light point eagle LPA-2022 locking bolt (latching bolt) (metal or plastic)

[0012] Reference symbol list Fig. 3: a part of the eagle b Locking bolt (latch bolt) (metal or plastic) c Base plate (support plate) (wood, plastic or metal) d Connection cable to the PLC e Electromagnet or motor (SERVO) f guide tube g spring (metal or rubber) Light Point Eagle LPA-2022 Block Diagram Overall Concept

[0013] List of reference symbols Fig. 4: a sensor tube with sensor (photoresistor, photodiode, phototransistor, or photoelectric semiconductor) b Light point switching electronics c PLC or electronic control d power supply e button setting eagle part f button setting number of hits g Button Locking Eagle Part h Pulse width modulator for servo motor i Electromagnet or servo motor

Claims

[1] Light point eagle, characterized by that it is mounted on a base plate with light sensors, switching electronics, control with program (PLC) and an electromechanical triggering device ( Fig. 1 and Fig. 4). [2] Light point eagle according to claim 1, characterized by is that by light point, laser, laser pointer the sensor technology ( Fig. 2) is addressed. [3] Light point eagle according to claim 1 and 2, characterized by that the sensor structure is constructed with photoresistor, photodiode, phototransistor or photoelectric semiconductor and protective tube ( Fig. 2). [4] Light point eagle according to claim 1, characterized by that the Adlerteil locking device is equipped with an electromechanical release device such as a SERVO motor or electromagnet ( Fig. 3) is constructed. [5] Light point eagle according to claim 1 and 4, characterized bythat the release process of pressure-loaded eagle parts (metal spring or rubber spring) is manufactured in conjunction with a motor (SERVO) or electromagnet. Fig. 3) [6] Light point eagle according to claim 1, characterized by that the PLC is equipped with a program (function block diagram - FBD), ladder diagram - LD), or instruction list - IL) or other program structures. (Description: Lichtpunktadler) [7] Light point eagle according to claim 1 and 6, characterized by that the PLC program must not be changed in its structure and application. [8] Light point eagle according to claim 1, characterized by that the re-locking of the eagle parts is built and structured in the mechanical structure and PLC program ( Fig. 4). [9] Light point eagle according to claim 1, characterized by that the representations (eagle, bird, cat, snowman, tree, etc.) are created ( Fig. 1). [10] Light point eagle according to claim 1 and 9, characterized by that the designs are manufactured in all sizes (length, width, depth) and in wood, metal or plastic.

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