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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
1	电磁炸弹	CN201710318493.7	2017-05-08	CN107014256A	2017-08-04	张亚鹏
本发明公开了一种电磁炸弹，包括电源模块、信号感应器、控制模块和电磁发生器，其中电源模块、信号感应器和电磁发生器均与控制模块电性连接，信号感应器感应环境信号，并生成相应的工作信号传输到控制模块中，控制模块根据工作信号控制电源模块为电磁发生器供电。本发明中的信号感应器可以感应本发明的周围的环境变化，当环境发生变化时，如与其他物体的碰撞，温度上升或者速度改变等，以此生成工作信号发送到控制模块中，控制模块能根据工作信号使得电源模块为电磁发生器供电，使得电磁发生器工作并产生强大的磁性，来吸附金属制的武器。由此，本发明能对敌人武器进行夺取,并能避免对敌人和无关人员人身造成伤害。
2	Charged projectiles and related assemblies, systems and methods	US13789147	2013-03-07	US09329007B2	2016-05-03	Otto S. Krauss; John W. Westbrook, III
Charged projectile assemblies include a housing and an electronic assembly configured to produce an electric field about at least a portion of the housing of the projectile. Cartridge assemblies for use with firearms include charged projectiles. Methods of charging a projectile include forming an electric field about at least a portion of a projectile and extending the electric field at least partially between a forward portion of the projectile and an aft portion of the projectile.
3	Methods using reverse extrusion for production of identifiable projectiles	US14740491	2015-06-16	US09134103B1	2015-09-15	Thomas Danaher Harvey
The current invention is directed to a cost effective method of manufacturing bullets or projectiles for use in firearms which are identifiable after firing and undergoing damage from striking targets. The mass production of large quantities of low cost ammunition makes adoption of a requirement that projectiles be so identifiable unlikely unless manufacturing methods and costs are not substantially disrupted.The method envisioned produces projectile bodies from rod or wire stock by parting slugs, piercing recesses, inserting tags and swaging a projectile body with a wholly or partially encased identification with indicia. The stock may be extruded around premade identification tags. The tags may have repeated indicia in each projectile and some indicia may be accessible from the outside of a completed round of ammunition. The swaging process retains the identification tags which are protected by the body of the projectile for recovery after the projectile is used.
4	Disk-shaped bullet, bullet case and firearm with rectangular barrel for disk-shaped bullet	US13666322	2012-11-01	US08776424B2	2014-07-15	Nicholas F. Mirabile
A firearm is provided that includes a receiver, a stock, an elongated barrel and a muzzle. The barrel extends from the receiver to the muzzle and has a rectangular internal bore extending from the receiver to the muzzle. The internal bore has two short sides and two long sides. A plurality of teeth extends along one of the short sides within the internal bore. A disk-shaped bullet fitting within the internal bore may be fired from the firearm. A bullet case having a rectangular orifice is provided to chamber the disk-shaped bullet for propulsion through the rectangular internal bore of the firearm.
5	DRAG EFFECT TRAJECTORY ENHANCED PROJECTILE	EP11772385.8	2011-03-11	EP2561309A1	2013-02-27	MARX, PJ
A projectile includes a cartridge and a hollow bullet. A propellant fills the cartridge and the hollow bullet to increase the velocity of the bullet when fired. The hollow bullet has a flattened leading end and an annular ring is secured to the flattened leading end in the center of the flat region. The flattened leading end and the annular ring move a center of pressure forwardly so that a center of pressure is forward of a center of gravity of the bullet when the bullet is in flight. In a second embodiment, a plurality of circumferentially spaced apart slits is formed in a trailing end of the hollow bullet, creating a plurality of circumferentially spaced apart fins that flare radially outwardly upon impact with a soft target.
6	LESS THAN LETHAL PROJECTILE AND AMMUNITION	EP12836303.3	2012-09-04	EP2761246A1	2014-08-06	MELLER, Yehuda
A less than lethal projectile comprising a shell body made of elastic material and accommodating a plurality of separate pellets encapsulated therewithin.
7	Methods of utilizing projectiles	US15141630	2016-04-28	US09752858B2	2017-09-05	Otto S. Krauss; John W. Westbrook, III
Charged projectile assemblies include a housing and an electronic assembly configured to produce an electric field about at least a portion of the housing of the projectile. Cartridge assemblies for use with firearms include charged projectiles. Methods of charging a projectile include forming an electric field about at least a portion of a projectile and extending the electric field at least partially between a forward portion of the projectile and an aft portion of the projectile.
8	Identifiable projectiles and methods to make identifiable projectiles for firearms	US14509109	2014-10-08	US09086261B2	2015-07-21	Thomas Danaher Harvey
The current invention is directed to a cost effective method of manufacturing bullets or projectiles for firearms which are identifiable after firing and undergoing damage. The mass production of low cost ammunition makes adoption of a requirement that projectiles be so identifiable unlikely unless manufacturing methods and costs are not substantially disrupted.The method envisioned produces projectile bodies from rod or wire stock by encasing identification tag material, and swaging a projectile body with a wholly or partially encased tag with indicia. The stock may be extruded around premade identification tags or a recess may be reverse extruded in each slug. The tags may have repeated indicia in each projectile and some indicia may be accessible from the outside of a completed round of ammunition. The swaging process retains the identification tags which are protected by the body of the projectile for recovery after the projectile is used.
9	IDENTIFIABLE PROJECTILES AND METHODS TO MAKE IDENTIFIABLE PROJECTILES FOR FIREARMS	US14509109	2014-10-08	US20150033973A1	2015-02-05	Thomas Danaher Harvey
The current invention is directed to a cost effective method of manufacturing bullets or projectiles for firearms which are identifiable after firing and undergoing damage. The mass production of low cost ammunition makes adoption of a requirement that projectiles be so identifiable unlikely unless manufacturing methods and costs are not substantially disrupted.The method envisioned produces projectile bodies from rod or wire stock by encasing identification tag material, and swaging a projectile body with a wholly or partially encased tag with indicia. The stock may be extruded around premade identification tags or a recess may be reverse extruded in each slug. The tags may have repeated indicia in each projectile and some indicia may be accessible from the outside of a completed round of ammunition. The swaging process retains the identification tags which are protected by the body of the projectile for recovery after the projectile is used.
10	Disk-shaped Bullet, Bullet Case and Firearm with Rectangular Barrel for Disk-shaped Bullet	US14261168	2014-04-24	US20150033972A1	2015-02-05	Nicholas F. Mirabile
A firearm is provided that includes a receiver, a stock, an elongated barrel and a muzzle. The barrel extends from the receiver to the muzzle and has a rectangular internal bore extending from the receiver to the muzzle. The internal bore has two short sides and two long sides. A plurality of teeth extends along one of the short sides within the internal bore. A disk-shaped bullet fitting within the internal bore may be fired from the firearm. A bullet case having a rectangular orifice is provided to chamber the disk-shaped bullet for propulsion through the rectangular internal bore of the firearm.
11	CHARGED PROJECTILES AND RELATED ASSEMBLIES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS	US13789147	2013-03-07	US20140230684A1	2014-08-21	Otto S. Krauss; John W. Westbrook, III
Charged projectile assemblies include a housing and an electronic assembly configured to produce an electric field about at least a portion of the housing of the projectile. Cartridge assemblies for use with firearms include charged projectiles. Methods of charging a projectile include forming an electric field about at least a portion of a projectile and extending the electric field at least partially between a forward portion of the projectile and an aft portion of the projectile.
12	DISK-SHAPED BULLET, BULLET CASE AND FIREARM WITH RECTANGULAR BARREL FOR DISK-SHAPED BULLET	US13666322	2012-11-01	US20140150319A1	2014-06-05	Nicholas F. Mirabile
A firearm is provided that includes a receiver, a stock, an elongated barrel and a muzzle. The barrel extends from the receiver to the muzzle and has a rectangular internal bore extending from the receiver to the muzzle. The internal bore has two short sides and two long sides A plurality of teeth extends along one of the short sides within the internal bore. A disk-shaped bullet titling within the internal bore may be tired from the firearm. A bullet case having a rectangular orifice is provided to chamber the disk-shaped bullet for propulsion through the rectangular internal bore of the firearm.
13	Drag effect trajectory enhanced projectile	US12784664	2010-05-21	US08307766B2	2012-11-13	PJ Marx
A projectile includes a cartridge and a hollow bullet. A propellant fills the cartridge and the hollow bullet to increase the velocity of the bullet when fired. The hollow bullet has a flattened leading end and an annular ring is secured to the flattened leading end in the center of the flat region. The flattened leading end and the annular ring move a center of pressure forwardly so that a center of pressure is forward of a center of gravity of the bullet when the bullet is in flight. In a second embodiment, a plurality of circumferentially spaced apart slits is formed in a trailing end of the hollow bullet, creating a plurality of circumferentially spaced apart fins that flare radially outwardly upon impact with a soft target.
14	DRAG EFFECT TRAJECTORY ENHANCED PROJECTILE	EP11772385	2011-03-11	EP2561309A4	2015-10-21	MARX PJ

15	LESS THAN LETHAL PROJECTILE AND AMMUNITION	EP12836303	2012-09-04	EP2761246A4	2015-07-22	MELLER YEHUDA

16	METHODS OF UTILIZING PROJECTILES	US15141630	2016-04-28	US20160238359A1	2016-08-18	Otto S. Krauss; John W. Westbrook, III
Charged projectile assemblies include a housing and an electronic assembly configured to produce an electric field about at least a portion of the housing of the projectile. Cartridge assemblies for use with firearms include charged projectiles. Methods of charging a projectile include forming an electric field about at least a portion of a projectile and extending the electric field at least partially between a forward portion of the projectile and an aft portion of the projectile.
17	Disk-shaped bullet, bullet case and firearm with rectangular barrel for disk-shaped bullet	US14261168	2014-04-24	US08984793B2	2015-03-24	Nicholas F. Mirabile
A firearm is provided that includes a receiver, a stock, an elongated barrel and a muzzle. The barrel extends from the receiver to the muzzle and has a rectangular internal bore extending from the receiver to the muzzle. The internal bore has two short sides and two long sides. A plurality of teeth extends along one of the short sides within the internal bore. A disk-shaped bullet fitting within the internal bore may be fired from the firearm. A bullet case having a rectangular orifice is provided to chamber the disk-shaped bullet for propulsion through the rectangular internal bore of the firearm.
18	Disk-shaped bullet, bullet case and firearm with rectangular barrel for disk-shaped bullet	US14261156	2014-04-24	US08984792B2	2015-03-24	Nicholas F. Mirabile
A firearm is provided that includes a receiver, a stock, an elongated barrel and a muzzle. The barrel extends from the receiver to the muzzle and has a rectangular internal bore extending from the receiver to the muzzle. The internal bore has two short sides and two long sides. A plurality of teeth extends along one of the short sides within the internal bore. A disk-shaped bullet fitting within the internal bore may be fired from the firearm. A bullet case having a rectangular orifice is provided to chamber the disk-shaped bullet for propulsion through the rectangular internal bore of the firearm.
19	Disk-shaped Bullet, Bullet Case and Firearm with Rectangular Barrel for Disk-shaped Bullet	US14261156	2014-04-24	US20150040790A1	2015-02-12	Nicholas F. Mirabile
A firearm is provided that includes a receiver, a stock, an elongated barrel and a muzzle. The barrel extends from the receiver to the muzzle and has a rectangular internal bore extending from the receiver to the muzzle. The internal bore has two short sides and two long sides A plurality of teeth extends along one of the short sides within the internal bore. A disk-shaped bullet titling within the internal bore may be tired from the firearm. A bullet case having a rectangular orifice is provided to chamber the disk-shaped bullet for propulsion through the rectangular internal bore of the firearm.
20	LESS THAN LETHAL PROJECTILE AND AMMUNITION	US14347559	2012-09-04	US20140230680A1	2014-08-21	Yehuda Meller
A less than lethal projectile comprising a shell body made of elastic material and accommodating a plurality of separate pellets encapsulated therewithin.

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