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    • 83. 发明专利
    • Improved Change Speed and Reversing Gear for Motor Cars, Engines and other Machinery.
    • GB190608662A
    • 1907-04-04
    • GB190608662D
    • 1906-04-10
    • HELM JAMES EDGAR
    • HELM JAMES EDGAR
    • 8662. Helm, J. E. April 10. Variable-speed and reversing gearing; clutches.- Relates to change speed and reversing gearing, suitable for motor-cars &c., of the type in which groups of wheels in mesh can be slid together relatively to a driving and a driven shaft so as to bring different sets in succession into engagement with a pair of clutches one on each shaft. Driving and driven shafts a, b are provided with clutch members d consisting of cylindrical portions of increased diameter indented with longitudinal slots e having inclined ends. The slots i may be replaced by teeth. Loose sleeves a , a , b , b , surrounding the shafts a, b, are flush with the peripheries of the members d. Wheels f, g, h, j, loose on the shaft a and gearing directly or through idlers with wheels f , g , h , j on the shaft b, are embraced by a yoke k which is operated by a rod l so as to bring any set of wheels over the members d. The wheel bosses have radial grooves o, Fig. 2, which contain spring plungers m for engaging the slots e. The plungers m have inclined edges so as to be easily raised by lateral thrust. According to the Provisional Specification, semicircular pawls fitting in the wheel bosses may engage triangular notches in the shafts &c., loose collars may be provided between the sets of wheels for forward and reversed driving to give a free engine, and a direct drive through a clutch may be arranged for.
    • 89. 发明专利
    • ELECTRONIC OLFACTORY DETECTOR
    • GB1203126A
    • 1970-08-26
    • GB5159768
    • 1968-10-31
    • MEINHARD JAMES EDGAR
    • MEINHARD JAMES EDGAR
    • G01N27/00G01N30/64H01L51/00
    • 1,203,126. Semi-conductor gas -detectors. J. E. MEINHARD. 31 Oct., 1968, No. 51597/68. Heading H1K. [Also in Division G1] A sensor for detecting the molecular components of a smell consists of at least one organic rectifying diode with its junction exposed to the olfactory agent and with means for monitoring the junction characteristic. The diode has two layers of different organic materials in contact and can be of PP + , PN or NN + form. Many Lewis bases are N-type conductors and many Lewis acids are P-type conductors. Examples of N- and P-type materials are given. Specific diode combinations are: phenazine vs the charge transfer complex (CTC) of chloranil and p-phenylenediamine; indigo vs chloranil; indigo vs CTC chloranil and p-phenylenediamine; chloranil vs CTC chloranil and p-phenylenediamine; indigo vs fluorescein; phenazine vs CTC tetracyanoquinodimethane and triethylamine; phenazine vs fluorescein; phenazine vs indigo; phenazine vs CTC chloranil and 2: 5-dimethoxyaniline; and indigo vs CTC tetracyanoquinodimethane and triethylamine. The two superposed layers may be sandwiched between planar electrodes or between coaxial cylindrical electrodes; one of the electrodes and the organic body is multiply apertured to allow access of the olfactory agent to the junction. With the cylindrical device the olfactory agent may be fed through the central tube. Manufacture of the diodes is described with detail relevant to formation of the electrodes, the body, and to the formation of the apertures to expose the junction. Response of the sensor is dependent on concentration of the molecular entities detected, different junction combinations respond differently to different molecular entities, and sensors with identical junction combinations may respond differently to molecular entities if the sensors are differentially heated or illuminated. Fig. 5 shows an arrangement of different sensors held at the same temperature and exposed to the same " atmosphere " (liquid or gaseous). The current measured by ammeter 20 gives an indication of the total content of material detected whereas the components present are identified by comparing the responses of each diode with a diode 25 chosen as a reference. The reference diode may, as shown, be covered with semipermeable material 36 so that it cannot respond to certain entities. Diode 29 is shown illuminated to respond most strongly to particular molecular entities by suitable choice of wavelength of illumination. A diode may be made more responsive to certain materials by immersing itin a liquid which selectively removes these materials from a multicomponent gas stream. Alternatively particular materials may be selectively applied by freezing out or by gas chromatography. The sensor array is calibrated with known quantities of known materials. In modified circuits a bridge with backing potentials may be used to give more linear response or the circuit illustrated may be modified by the use of individual potentiometers to replace resistors 30-34. In advanced systems analogue to digital conversion may be used to feed information to pattern recognition units and display systems or to operate alarms.