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    • 2. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to electric circuit arrangements including band-pass filters
    • GB749016A
    • 1956-05-16
    • GB2135753
    • 1953-07-31
    • GEN ELECTRIC CO LTDARTHUR IAN FORBES SIMPSON
    • H03H9/54
    • 749,016. Filters. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., Ltd., and SIMPSON, A. I. F. Aug. 3, 1954 [July 31, 1953], No. 21357/53. Class 40(8). A band-pass circuit arrangement comprises a band-pass filter followed by a parallel tuned circuit which includes some resistance, the passband being varied by varying the proportion of the inductance or capacity of the tuned circuit across which the input signal is applied. The tuned circuit is coupled directly to the band-pass filter (not shown) which may be a piezo-electric filter as described in Specification 679,888. The parallel tuned circuit comprises three condensers 5, 6, 7, an inductor 8 and a resistor 9 which may represent the resistance of the winding of the inductor 8. In the example shown, a three-way switch 11 enables the capacity connected across the output of the crystal filter to be varied. As the band width is increased by introducing extra capacitance, the voltage level of the intermediate signal is reduced and, if the circuit forms part of an amplifier, the gain is reduced. Condensers 15, 16 of values approximately one-tenth the values of the condensers 5, 6, 7 may be switched in by a switch 14 to compensate for the detuning of the parallel-tuned circuit.
    • 4. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to devices for transmitting rotary motion
    • GB745387A
    • 1956-02-22
    • GB1022653
    • 1953-04-14
    • GEN ELECTRIC CO LTDARTHUR IAN FORBES SIMPSON
    • G05G7/02
    • 745,387. Escapement mechanism; locking rotary elements. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., Ltd., and SIMPSON, A. I. F. April 2. 1954 [April 14, 1953]. No. 10226/53. Class 80(4) In a step-by-step snap-action device a driven shaft 6 carries a chamfered plate 16 with six indentations 17 engageable in succession by a spring-pressed ball 25 located in fixed guides. A driving shaft 5 carries a plate 31 with six teeth 32, a pin 33 on said plate passing through an arcuate slot 34 in the plate 16. Springs 35, 36 connect the pin 33 to the plate 16. Upon manual rotation of the shaft 5 the shaft 6 remains locked until a tooth 32 has moved the ball 25 out of an indentation 17 whereupon the plate 16 is moved angularly with a snap action by the spring 35 towards its next position wherein the ball 25 engages the adjacent indentation. The peripheral segments of the plate 16 are curved to give the ball 25 a top dead centre position and assist the snap action. The device may be modified to provide any number. of locking positions, and the . spacing thereof need not be regular. The shaft 6 is connected, possibly through a universal coupling, to a rotary frequency-band switch or turret in a radio receiver, and if the connection is through reduction gearing only one locking position may be required for each revolution. Each indentation 17 is tapered-as shown the opposite edges are radial, but they may befurther inclined to one another-and in the locking position the ball 25 has fourpoint contact with these two edges and the edges of two bent-out portions 23 of a fixed plate 1 which form the fixed guides. Alternatively, a channel-shaped member may be secured to the plate 1. In the unlocked condition the ball is retained by a block 21 on a fixed plate 2. As shown, the pin 33 is carried by the plate 31 and the slot 34 is formed in the plate 16, but these positions may be reversed. The shaft 6 may have an end portion fitting into the shaft 5. In a modification the plate 31 may be ratchet-shaped to transmit motion in only one direction, and two such plates, oppositely acting, may be provided and be selected by sliding of a splined driving shaft. A pair of contacts may be operated by the leaf spring 28 which loads the ball 25, or by a spring replacing this spring, to complete an interlocking circuit, or the circuit of the receiver dial lamps, only when the shaft 6 is correctly located. According to the Provisional Specification, the plate 31 may be hexagonal, the sides of the hexagon being preferably concave and the corners rounded, and the block 21 may be replaced by a pressed-out portion of the plate 2.
    • 5. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to loudspeaking telephones
    • GB874790A
    • 1961-08-10
    • GB3988258
    • 1958-12-10
    • MODERN TELEPHONES GREAT BRITAIEDGAR IVENSARTHUR IAN FORBES SIMPSON
    • H04M9/08
    • 874,790. Loud-speaking telephone sets. MODERN TELEPHONES (GREAT BRITAIN) Ltd., IVENS, E., and SIMPSON, A. I. F. Dec. 7, 1959 [Dec. 10, 1958], No. 39882/58. Class 40 (4). In a loud-speaking telephone arrangement, a loud-speaker is placed inside and at one end of the front face of a cabinet 10 (Fig. 1) and a microphone 26 (Fig. 4) is placed outside the other end face of the cabinet at a position where the highfrequency sounds are masked and where there is a minimum intensity for low-frequency sounds due to the cancelling effect of the sounds travelling along different paths, this arrangement minimizing singing. The loud-speaker may be placed behind a dial assembly 11 (Fig. 1) and inside the cabinet 10, which has an opening at the back, equivalent in area to the openings at the front, so that air column resonance is reduced and the said cancelling effect enhanced. The cabinet may also have provision for a key 12 and indicator 13 board. The microphone housing 22 (Fig. 4) has a grille 25 as its front face behind which is a crystal microphone 26, placed inside an aperture in a sponge rubber sheet 27, sandwiched between two further sheets 28, 29. The microphone leads to the cabinet are run through suitable channels in the rubber sheets above the microphone, thus further minimizing acoustic coupling. A telephone handset (Fig. 2, not shown) may rest on a cradle attached to member 19 (Fig. 4) which can operate push rod 23, connected by a link 24 to a switch mechanism in the cabinet. The cabinet may also house an amplifier.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Improvements in or relating to gas-cooled electrical apparatus
    • GB712826A
    • 1954-08-04
    • GB153151
    • 1951-01-19
    • GEN ELECTRIC CO LTDWILLIAM HENRY LEWIS HEWITTARTHUR IAN FORBES SIMPSON
    • H04B1/03H05K7/20
    • 712,826. Radio transmitting apparatus. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., Ltd., HEWITT, W. H. L., and SIMPSON, A. I. F. Jan. 21, 1952 [Jan. 19, 1951], No. 1531/51. Class 40 (5). [Also in Group XXXV] A combined power unit and radio transmitter mounted on a common chassis is housed in an elongated sealed casing (not shown in Fig. 5) divided by a transverse partition 6 on the chassis into two parts containing the radio equipment and power unit respectively, and an impeller causes gas, e.g. air, to circulate in a closed circuit through an aperture in the partition, over the components in the power unit, and then to return to the other compartment by passing along adjacent the outer wall of the casing. To this end gaps 26, 27 may be provided at each edge of the partition and permit air from the power compartment to pass along between the outer surface of a shroud 46 surrounding the radio compartment and the inner surface of the casing to the far end of the latter from where it returns through the partition aperture 25 and a dynamoelectric machine, e.g. rotary transformer 31, driving the gas impeller 32. High wattage components are positioned close to the intake and outflow of the impeller, and deflectors and screens on the chassis direct a suitable proportion of air to each component and sub-compartment. The shroud 46 consists of a rectangular cover with sides spaced from the inner surface of the casing to form air channels, and supporting ribs 47 along each edge. Holes in the shroud covered by rubber plugs permit access to components in the compartment. The inner and outer surfaces of the casing and shroud may be given a matt black finish to increase radiation of heat. The air or other gas in the casing may be applied under pressure through a valve in the front panel of the chassis. Forced air or water cooling may also be applied externally to the casing. Specification 712,825 is referred to.