| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | Time indicator | JP23222783 | 1983-12-10 | JPS60124681A | 1985-07-03 | ISHIBASHI AKIRA; YOKOSHIMA KUNIHIKO; MIROKUCHI YOSHIHARU; OOUCHI SHIGERU |
| PURPOSE: To obtain a time indicator which facilitates confirmation of a preservation period or available period and elapsed time at a look from afar, by incorporating both a redox indicator and an air-oxidizable material in a liquid. CONSTITUTION: Both a redox indicator and an air-oxidizable material are incorporated in a liquid. The resulting time indicator is put in a container such as a tube and sealed. At the time of use, part of the container is broken to expose the liquid to air. The liquid keeping a redox reaction may be any of water and an org. solvent, and water or org. solvents for the redox indicator or the easily air-oxidizable material can be used as such. Examples of the redox indicators are resazurin, indigo sulfonic acid, etc. It is preferred to add small quantities of sodium azide, phenylmercury, etc. as germicide and mildewproofing agent for the time indicator itself. COPYRIGHT: (C)1985,JPO&Japio | ||||||
| 202 | Detecting body of elapsed time and detecting method of elapsed time | JP20211783 | 1983-10-28 | JPS6093983A | 1985-05-25 | USHIAMA SUSUMU; MIURA TOSHINARI |
| PURPOSE:To make it possible to know a time elapsed easily from the reaction of an oxygen detecting body, by covering the oxygen detecting body with a transparent oxygen-permeable covering material to form a main detecting body, and by covering this main body with an oxygen-barrier covering material in the state of non-oxygen. CONSTITUTION:A detecting body 1 is constructed by a main detecting body 5 formed by covering an oxygen detecting body 3 provided on the surface of a base material 2 with a transparent oxygen-permeating covering material 4, and by an oxygen-barrier covering material 6 covering said main body 5 in the state of non-oxygen. When the oxygen-barrier covering material 6 is removed and the main detecting body 5 is put on a commodity, the oxygen detecting body 3 discolors with time. | ||||||
| 203 | Timer display apparatus | JP7676283 | 1983-04-30 | JPS59202091A | 1984-11-15 | KIRIMOTO SHIYOUZOU |
| PURPOSE:To plainly display a residual time by bar shaped display, by inputting the time information of a timer being a multiple of a unit time to a microprocessor corresponding to the manipulation of a timer switch while displaying the residual time by a display element. CONSTITUTION:When a timer switch 4 is pressed once, one pulse from a reference clock pulse generator 3 is applied to CPU2 and LED elements 7 for a timer of an LED group 6 are lighted through a decoder and buffer 5 to display a stand-by state. When the switch 4 is further pressed, a timer time being a multiple of a unit time such as 60min is set to the memory 8 of CPU2 corresponding to the number of pressing times and a residual time is plainly displayed in a bar shape through a main control apparatus 1 and the counter 11 of CPU2 by a first group 9, a second group 10... formed by LED elements of 10min-interval of the LED group 6. | ||||||
| 204 | Electronic sandglass | JP5013983 | 1983-03-24 | JPS59174781A | 1984-10-03 | HIRAKAWA ZENICHI |
| PURPOSE:To accomplish time counting functions in the same manner as the existing sandglass to enable complete electronization by arranging a number of display elements vertically on the side of the sandglass body so that they can be extinguished sequentially from the bottom to the top at a fixed interval. CONSTITUTION:As in the initial state immediately after an operation starting command OS for a sandglass is obtained, the contents of a counter 4 is 0, there is no output at any of output terminals C1-C30 and hence, all switching elements S1-S30 are turned ON to light all display elements 2-1-2-30. Under such a condition, as two second passes, one pulse is applied to an up counter 4 from a pulse source 3 and an output is produces at a counting output terminal C1 with the contents of the counter 4 as 1. As a result, the switching element S1 alone is turned OFF and the display element 2-1 at the lowest position is extinguished. Likewise, the display elements 2 go out one at a time and after one minute passes, the display element 2-30 is also extinguished. Upon the extinguishing thereof, a 2sec delay circuit 7 is triggered and the resetting is actuated to turn the counting contents of the counter 4 to the initial state of 0. | ||||||
| 205 | Wristwatch with exclusive timer | JP459183 | 1983-01-14 | JPS59128476A | 1984-07-24 | UEDA TOMOO |
| PURPOSE:To realize timer function optimum on everyday life, by inherently determining a plurality of timer setting times while selecting the timer setting times by two wires. CONSTITUTION:A timer time selecting circuit is equipped with a circuit board 1 including wire bondings 3, 4 and an integrated circuit 2 including a driver 10 for a reading timing signal, receivers 7, 8 and a decoder 9. In this case, a reading signal is outputted after the power source of a clock is closed and the selecting circuit is decoded to set an inherent timer time. Thereafter, the operation of a clock circuit is started. As a result, wristwatches with respective inherent timers of 15min, 10min, 5min, 3min can be obtained by the selection of two wires. | ||||||
| 206 | Electronic clock with alarm | JP22156882 | 1982-12-17 | JPS59111084A | 1984-06-27 | KOBAYASHI AKIO |
| PURPOSE:To enhance alarm preciseness and to simplify a structure, by employing constitution for outputting a bell ringing sound when the coincidence in the contents of a timing counter and an alarm set counter circuit is detected. CONSTITUTION:When an alarm hand 6 is set to basic time, for example, 10:10 at the S92-position of a switch 9 and a switch 7 is pushed to an S70-position, a timing counter 18 begins to move and time counting is performed corresponding to the hand position of the present time in a circuit in the cooperation with the basic time. When the alarm hand 6 is set to desired alarm setting time, for example, 1:30 in such a state that the switch 9 is held at the S92-position and the switch 9 is returned to an S91-position while the switch 7 is drawn out to an S72-position, alarm setting completed. At this time, the alarm hand 6 performs one-step motion at every 5min and the timing counter 18 also clocks a 40-pulse at every 5min. A coincidence detecting circuit 17 compares the 40-pulse content of an alarm setting counter circuit 21 and the content changed at every 5min of the timing counter 18 and, when both contents are coincided, an alarm sounding apparatus 19 outputs a bell ringing sound. | ||||||
| 207 | Timer with time limit display | JP19135282 | 1982-10-30 | JPS5980020A | 1984-05-09 | TAKADA YUUJI |
| PURPOSE:To reduce the current consumption as well as a misdecision from other displays, by displaying that the time is limited only when the minimum unit is set at >=1min for the time limit display time of a timer. CONSTITUTION:A timer circuit 1 performs a time limiting action from the set contents of a timer range setting part 2 and a time limit time setting part 3. At the same time, a time range discriminating circuit 4 receives the data from the part 2 and decides whether the minimum time is >=1min for the time limit display time of a timer. Then the circuit 4 delivers an output when the minimum unit of display time is >=1min. This output is supplied to a discriminaton circuit 5 for time limit display together with the time limit output given from the circuit 1. Then a time limit display circuit 6 is actuated by the ouptut of the circuit 5 to display a time limit mode. | ||||||
| 208 | Time controller for automobile | JP21873382 | 1982-12-14 | JPS5951381A | 1984-03-24 | HARUSAWA MITSUO |
| PURPOSE:To complete a series of required loads with an accurate cycle by counting a division output of a quartz oscillation output to be converted into a required time. CONSTITUTION:A required division output with a quartz oscillation section 1 and a division circuit section 2 undergo counting or the like with a time control circuit sections 4a, 4b... with a monostable multivibrator, an FF, an integration circuit, a subtraction circuit and the like to be converted into a required time signal and corresponding loads 6a, 6b... are operated at a specified time. This completes a series of required loads for the delay extinguishment of a room lamp, lighting of a warning lamp for seat belts, defogger and the like of automobiles in an accurate single cycle. | ||||||
| 209 | Analogue electronic time piece with timer | JP14855982 | 1982-08-27 | JPS5938678A | 1984-03-02 | KAMOI KAZUMI |
| PURPOSE:To make it possible to confirm the set time of a timer visually in an analogue manner, by displaying the set time set by the manipulation of an external manipulating member for setting the timer by the display positon of a hand. CONSTITUTION:When an external manipulating member 5 is drawn out, a signal Sb comes to Hi and a timer setting mode is established. A min counter 13 is reset and coincidence with a sec hand position counter comes off while the output signal Ye of a coincidence detecting circuit 20 comes to Low and a motor driving control ciruit 21 selects a 16Hz signal phi16 as a motor driving signal phiM until the sec hand position counter is coincided with the content (0 min) of a min counter 13. When an external manipulating member 4 is pushed once, a signal Sa' instantaneously comes to Hi and the min counter 13 is raised to bring the signal Ye to Low to send a sec hand by one step. Every time when the external manipulating member 4 is pushed once, the sec hand is also sent forward by one step and, during the timer setting mode, the sec hand always indicates the position of a timer setting time. | ||||||
| 210 | Resetting circuit of timer intergrated circuit | JP2648482 | 1982-02-19 | JPS58143291A | 1983-08-25 | IIZUKA RIYOUZOU |
| PURPOSE:To reset exactly each circuit in a timer IC, by providing a charging and discharging circuit on the output side of the timer IC, and connecting its middle point and a reset terminal of the timer IC, through a diode. CONSTITUTION:When an output terminal 3a of a timer IC 3 becomes a high level by reaching a timer time, a prescribed control is executed through a controlling circuit D, and also a charging and discharging circuit by a resistance R1 connected in series with the output terminal 3a, and a capacitor C1 is charged. On the other hand, when an output of an invertor 2 becomes a high level, following the end of control by the circuit D, a current does not flow through a diode D1 connected with the middle point of the resistance R1 and the capacitor C1, and a capacitor C2 is charged. Subsequently, a reset terminal 3b of the IC3 becomes a high level continuously, and through an invertor 3E of the IC3, an oscillating circuit 3A of the circuit 3, the first counter 3B, an outputting circuit 3D and the second counter 3C are reset exactly in order without causing a malfunction. | ||||||
| 211 | Announcing device for timer | JP19747781 | 1981-12-07 | JPS5897686A | 1983-06-10 | OOTA HIROYUKI |
| PURPOSE:To know the remaining time for announcement concretely by generating different announcing signals according to the selectively stored remaining time for announcement. CONSTITUTION:When the remaining time of a timer 10 comes the remaining time 5min, 10min, 15min or 20min set and stored in a storage part 16 for the remaining time for announcement, respectively different announcing signals S33 wherein clock pulses P3 consist of 5, 10, 15 or 20 pulses are outputted from an AND circuit 33 according to the respective remaining times. The remaining time for announcement is announced by 5, 10, 15 or 20 times of intermittent sounding of a buzzer 44. When the timer 10 times out at the 0 remaining time, the announcing signal P10 of 10sec pulse width is outputted from an output terminal 0b and the buzzer 4 sounds for 10 seconds only. | ||||||
| 212 | Program device | JP8026381 | 1981-05-27 | JPS57196181A | 1982-12-02 | SAKAI MITSURU |
| PURPOSE:To deliver signal in a desired range of time before and after the sunset and sunrise that change in accordance with season by measuring time of a set time with reference to sunrise and sunset by means of the output signal of a photo-electric conversion element and delivering timer output. CONSTITUTION:When light 1 from the surrounding is incident to a photo-electric conversion element E for a specified time after sunrise, a delay circuit D outputs signal to a first after-sunset timer T1 and a second after-sunset timer T2 to start time measurement by the timers T1 and T2, and output signal is delivered from the terminal O1 of a matrix circuit MX during the time measurement by the timer T1, and output signal is delivered from the terminal O2 from before the sunrise to sunset of the next day after the set time of the T2 has elapsed. At the time of sunset, first and second after-sunset timers T2 and T4 start time measurement in the same way. And signal is output from the terminal O3 from sunset during the time measurement by the timer T3, and from the terminal O4 signal is output from before sunrise to sunset in the next day. | ||||||
| 213 | Repeating time meter | JP1585782 | 1982-02-02 | JPS57146182A | 1982-09-09 | YOSHIDA KUNIO |
| PURPOSE:To report the remaining time by repeatedly measuring it, by counting and changing the time interval data at an every preset interval, and reporting the elaspe of the time interval at every time the remaining time becomes a preset value. CONSTITUTION:The time interval data is inputted to a first and second registers T and t by a keyboard K. When a start instruction key S is closed, a counter C starts the operation. The preset contents of the register T are subtracted through a circulating loop. When the remaining time becomes zero, the elapse of the time interval is reported by an alarm part D throuh a zero judging circuit OJ. At the same time an AND gate A3 is opened, the time interval data set in the register t is supplied to the register T, and the procedure is repeated. Therefore the remaining time is repeatedly measured, and the elaspse of the remaining time can be reported. | ||||||
| 214 | Time indicator | JP17969780 | 1980-12-20 | JPS57104884A | 1982-06-30 | SUZUKI YUUJI; KUWAYAMA HIROO |
| PURPOSE:To obtain the time indicator whose color changes upon contacting with air with the elapse of time by putting variable coloring matter and alkali matter in a base material together. CONSTITUTION:In the non-porous or porous base material having alkali resisting property, variable coloring matter such as P-nitrophenol, Pinachrome, gamma-sultone, indo-oxine, azolitmin, neutral red, night blue, phenolsulfonephthalein, m-nitrophenol, quinoline blue, o-cresol benzene, cresol red, alpha-naphtolphthalein, m-cresol purple, Tropaelin, p-cresol phthalein, p-xylenol blue, thymolsulphonephthalein, 3,3 bis(P-hydroxyphenyl) phthalide, and o-cresol phthalein, and the alkali material such as sodium hydrooxide coexist together. The time indicator prepared in this way discolors when it is contacted with air. | ||||||
| 215 | Residual time display device | JP16215780 | 1980-11-18 | JPS5786077A | 1982-05-28 | IGARASHI TAKAYOSHI; KUROKAWA AKIRA; KAMIMURA SUSUMU; ISHIOROSHI HIDEO |
| PURPOSE:To perform changing over to the next tape surely by displaying the residual time of tapes in a monitor receiver in the case of projecting blank tape materials successively by the use of plural units of video tape reproducers. CONSTITUTION:The specified time limits for reproducers UX, UY are set in a display part by the sum rotary switch of an input device. An entry button is pushed to store the data in a central processing unit 1 and at the same time, it is displayed in monitors 6, 7, 10, 11. When the reproducer to be projected first is started, the residual time is changed at every one second and is displayed in monitors 6, 7, 10, 11. When the residual time goes less than the predetermined time, the display of the residual time flickers. The elapsed time is displayed in the monitors 6, 7, 10, 11 of the reproducers UX, UY which have completed projection. | ||||||
| 216 | Long time timer | JP15284880 | 1980-10-30 | JPS5776478A | 1982-05-13 | YAMAMOTO HIROMASA; OSAGAWA TATSU |
| PURPOSE:To make long time operation possible without decreasing conducting current by conducting alternating signals differing in signal intensity with positive and negative to a potential storage element. CONSTITUTION:The outputs of an oscillator OSC generating positive sine waves Vs differing in signal intensities with positive and negative are applied to a potential storage element PM via an electric current source ACC to decrease the electric charge having been beforehand set in the element PM gradually. When clocking progresses and the storage voltage VM of the element PM attains clocking end voltage, a meter M indicates 0. At this time, a buzzer or relay is operated, whereby alarming of the lapse of a prescribed operation time, and controlling of the apparatus to be clocked are accomplished. | ||||||
| 217 | JPS5750086U - | JP12831280 | 1980-09-08 | JPS5750086U | 1982-03-20 | |
| 218 | Electronic watch with timer | JP12175080 | 1980-09-04 | JPS5746187A | 1982-03-16 | OSHITARI TERUBUMI |
| PURPOSE:To facilitate the setting operation of a timer by providing a memory counter wherein timer time can be set by an external operating member. CONSTITUTION:The memory counter 13, wherein timer time can be set by an oprating signal of a set switch 28, is provided. A hand 6b in a hand operation desplay device is advanced every two seconds under the mode data is set in the counter 13, and the possibility of the setting of the timer 11 is announced. Then the data is written in the counter 13 by a counting signal P1 which drives the hand 6b within a preset time of the switch 28, and the reporting sound is generated 15. Therefore, the counted number during the timer preset time is clearly displayed by the operation of the hand 6b at every two seconds and by the reporting sound, and the timer can be readily set. | ||||||
| 219 | Dai1nojotaitodai2nojotainoaidadehiseigyosochinodosaoshukitekinidanzokusurusochi | JP6386581 | 1981-04-27 | JPS5736293A | 1982-02-27 | ORIBAA DABURYU MAKURAKEN; RARII SHII WAASAMU; ROBAATO ESU HIGINZU |
| 220 | Electronic timer | JP9175680 | 1980-07-07 | JPS5717886A | 1982-01-29 | WATANABE HIROSHI; KATOU TAKASHI |
| PURPOSE:To make discharging time short by inserting a zener diode in an electronic timer circuit then reducing the impedance at the OFF time of an electric power supply. CONSTITUTION:If a switch 2 is closed, a zener voltage of a zener diode 9 is applied to an electronic timer circuit 10. A relay coil 12 is driven by the output from the electronic timer circuit 10 and a contant voltage IC6. If the switch 2 is turned to OFF in this state, a voltage that has been charged starts to discharge through a route of resistors 8, 16 and a driver 18, and a route of the resister 16 and the driver 18. The discharge progresses and when the discharge voltage becomes not grater than the voltage of a zener diode 17, the output of the driver 18 turns to OFF and that of the driver 19 turns to ON, and since the discharge is carried out throught the route of the driver 19, the electronic timer l0 discharges instantaneously. | ||||||
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