Motor-Driven Scope Magnification Adjustment Mechanism
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Solution Overview
Problem
The existing manual adjustment method for scope magnification is inefficient and affects shooting speed and accuracy due to variations in the tightness of magnification rotating rings across different scope manufacturers.
Innovation Solution
A portable scope magnification quick-adjustment device that incorporates an electric drive mechanism, including a motor and a gear set or synchronous belt drive mechanism, to facilitate quick and stable magnification adjustments.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Productivity
If manual adjustment method is used, then the device structure remains simple, but the shooting speed and accuracy deteriorate due to frequent hand repositioning and inconsistent tightness of rotating rings
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces the manual mechanical adjustment system with an automated electromechanical system. A motor drives a magnification adjusting mechanism that automatically rotates the magnification rotating ring based on signal input, eliminating the need for manual hand repositioning and significantly improving shooting speed while maintaining acceptable structural complexity through modular design
Solution Approach 2:
The system incorporates automatic control functionality where the magnification adjusting mechanism self-regulates the magnification rotating ring adjustment based on received signals. The motor-driven system performs the adjustment task autonomously without requiring the shooter to physically manipulate the ring, enabling continuous one-handed operation
2Measurement precision
If manual adjustment of magnification rotating ring is performed, then the device remains portable, but the adjustment accuracy deteriorates due to variations in ring tightness across different manufacturers
Solution Approach 1:
The patent substitutes the inconsistent manual mechanical adjustment with a standardized motor-driven magnification adjusting mechanism. This automated system applies consistent torque and rotational control regardless of the original rotating ring's tightness characteristics, ensuring uniform adjustment accuracy across different scope manufacturers while maintaining ease of operation through simple signal input
Solution Approach 2:
The motor-driven magnification adjusting mechanism acts as an intermediary between the control signal and the magnification rotating ring. This intermediary component standardizes the adjustment process by mediating the interaction between the user and the varying rotating ring tightness, translating electrical signals into consistent mechanical rotation that overcomes manufacturer-specific variations
3Reliability
If one hand must adjust the magnification ring, then the device structure remains simple, but the shooting stability deteriorates due to the need to release the front holder grip
Solution Approach 1:
The motor-driven magnification adjusting mechanism performs the adjustment task autonomously in response to control signals, allowing the shooter to maintain grip on the front holder throughout the adjustment process. This self-service capability eliminates the time loss associated with releasing and repositioning the hand, thereby maintaining shooting stability while enabling rapid magnification changes
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces the manual adjustment action with an automated motor-driven system that can adjust magnification without requiring physical contact from the shooter's hand. This substitution maintains continuous grip stability on the firearm while reducing adjustment time through automated rotation of the magnification ring controlled by simple input signals
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The device enables high-accuracy magnification adjustments, reducing errors caused by manual adjustments and variations in ring tightness, thereby improving shooting speed and accuracy.
Implementation Method 1
a motor, and a drive mechanism. The main body is mounted on a gun. The motor seat is mounted on a scope by means of the connecting piece... The motor is arranged in the motor seat and electrically connected to the circuit mainboard by means of an electric conductor, where a rotating shaft of the motor extends outside of the motor seat
Implementation Method 2
the drive mechanism is located outside of the motor seat and connected to the rotating shaft, where the drive mechanism is in engaged connection with the magnification rotating ring... Preferably, the drive mechanism is a gear set or is formed by a gear and a synchronous belt
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AI summary
A portable scope magnification quick-adjustment device comprises a main body and a motor seat, wherein the main body is mounted on a gun, the motor seat is mounted on a magnification rotating ring of a scope by means of a connecting piece, a circuit mainboard and a battery electrically connected to the circuit mainboard are arranged in the main body, a button is arranged on the circuit mainboard and located outside the main body, a motor is arranged in the motor seat and connected to the circuit mainboard by means of an electric conductor, a rotating shaft of the motor is connected to a drive mechanism, and the drive mechanism extends out and is in engaged connection with the magnification rotating ring. By combining electric driving and mechanical adjustment, the magnification can be adjusted more quickly to improve the shooting accuracy and speed.