WO2022129573A1 - Mondphasenanzeige - Google Patents
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- G—PHYSICS
- G04—HOROLOGY
- G04B—MECHANICALLY-DRIVEN CLOCKS OR WATCHES; MECHANICAL PARTS OF CLOCKS OR WATCHES IN GENERAL; TIME PIECES USING THE POSITION OF THE SUN, MOON OR STARS
- G04B19/00—Indicating the time by visual means
- G04B19/26—Clocks or watches with indicators for tides, for the phases of the moon, or the like
- G04B19/268—Clocks or watches with indicators for tides, for the phases of the moon, or the like with indicators for the phases of the moon
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- G—PHYSICS
- G04—HOROLOGY
- G04B—MECHANICALLY-DRIVEN CLOCKS OR WATCHES; MECHANICAL PARTS OF CLOCKS OR WATCHES IN GENERAL; TIME PIECES USING THE POSITION OF THE SUN, MOON OR STARS
- G04B19/00—Indicating the time by visual means
- G04B19/24—Clocks or watches with date or week-day indicators, i.e. calendar clocks or watches; Clockwork calendars
- G04B19/243—Clocks or watches with date or week-day indicators, i.e. calendar clocks or watches; Clockwork calendars characterised by the shape of the date indicator
- G04B19/247—Clocks or watches with date or week-day indicators, i.e. calendar clocks or watches; Clockwork calendars characterised by the shape of the date indicator disc-shaped
- G04B19/253—Driving or releasing mechanisms
- G04B19/25333—Driving or releasing mechanisms wherein the date indicators are driven or released mechanically by a clockwork movement
- G04B19/25393—Driving or releasing mechanisms wherein the date indicators are driven or released mechanically by a clockwork movement driven or released by their own energy source which is released at regular time intervals
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- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
- G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
- G09F11/00—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the complete information is permanently attached to a movable support which brings it to the display position
- G09F11/02—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the complete information is permanently attached to a movable support which brings it to the display position the display elements being secured to rotating members, e.g. drums, spindles
- G09F11/025—Indicating arrangements for variable information in which the complete information is permanently attached to a movable support which brings it to the display position the display elements being secured to rotating members, e.g. drums, spindles the members being rotated simultaneously, each face of the member carrying a part of the sign
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- the invention relates to a moon phase display with a movable display element.
- Such moon phase displays are mainly known from wristwatches with mechanical movements.
- a common design uses a circular disk that rotates once every 59 days. On the front of the disc, two circles are shown symmetrically to the axis of rotation, each symbolizing the moon.
- An opening is formed in a dial located in front of the disk through which a sector of the disk spanning approximately 180° is visible. This opening has a special shape in which approximately arcuate sections form the opening edges running in the radial direction of the sector.
- the rotation of the disc pushes one of the two depictions of the moon out from under one of these opening edges, so that a crescent-shaped moon becomes visible, which enlarges to a full circle until it is covered by the other opening edge in a crescent-shaped manner.
- the second representation of the moon appears below the first edge of the opening.
- the phase of the moon can be displayed by moving the disc with the special aperture in front of a fixed moon image.
- a circular opening may be formed in a disc and moved relative to a slightly smaller diameter moon representation.
- more than two moon representations can be distributed over the circumference and the rotation speed can be reduced accordingly.
- one disk has a plurality of openings and the moon is shown on another disk, with both disks moving at different rotational speeds, has become known from publication EP 2 853 957 B1.
- the moon phase display has
- each of the display elements has a first rotational position, in which the first side surface is arranged in the display plane, and a second rotational position, in which the second side surface is arranged in the display plane, • wherein the first side surfaces in a full moon position, in which all display elements are in their first rotational position, together represent the full moon,
- a controller that is designed to control the drive in such a way that, starting from the full moon position, one of the display elements is rotated into the second rotational position in successive steps until all display elements are in the second rotational position, so that a gradually decreasing moon is displayed becomes.
- the display elements have an elongated basic shape with a longitudinal axis.
- the display elements can be cylindrical, ie have a constant cross-section over their length.
- the two side faces are at a constant distance from the longitudinal axis.
- the two side surfaces are strip-shaped, they each form a longitudinal side of the display element.
- the display elements can have a rectangular cross section, with the two side surfaces lying on the opposite, longer sides of the rectangle.
- the first rotary position and the second rotary position then differ by an angle of 180°. If the display elements are triangular in cross section, in particular in the form of an equilateral triangle, the angle between the two rotary positions is 120° or 240°.
- Both side surfaces can have the same shape and size. In particular, they can be rectangular.
- the first side surface In the first rotational position, the first side surface is in the display plane, in the second rotational position the second side surface, the second side surface then being in the same position as the first side surface is in the first rotational position.
- the display elements can be arranged next to one another.
- the longitudinal axes can be arranged parallel in one plane.
- the first side surfaces of adjacent display elements In the full moon position, the first side surfaces of adjacent display elements can abut one another or almost abut one another, so that they form an approximately closed surface. However, they can also be arranged at a visible distance from each other, which distance can be left empty or filled or almost filled by another element. Such spacing can be used as a design tool to emphasize the composite representation of the moon.
- the drive can rotate each display element individually about its longitudinal axis and thereby in particular set the first and second rotary position.
- the rotation can be carried out continuously or stepwise, for example using a stepping or servo motor or a rotary magnet.
- each display element can have its own drive, for example with its own stepper or servomotor or a rotary magnet.
- a central drive with a suitable clutch mechanism is also conceivable.
- An electronic controller can be used as the controller, which controls, for example, the stepping or servo motors assigned to the display elements.
- the drive is controlled by the controller in such a way that all of the side surfaces arranged in the display plane at a specific point in time display the current moon phase.
- all of the display elements are in the first rotational position, so that all of the first side faces are arranged in the display plane. Each of these faces shows an illuminated section of the moon, together they represent the full moon.
- a battery or an accumulator for example, can be present to supply energy to the drive and control.
- a mains connection is also possible.
- one of the display elements is brought from the first to the second rotational position, so that the relevant first side surface and the illuminated moon section depicted thereon are no longer arranged in the display plane.
- the moon thus gradually decreases.
- all display elements are in the second rotary position, so there is no longer any illuminated section of the moon visible, which corresponds to the new moon.
- controller is preferably designed to reset individual display elements in further steps by rotating them further (in the same direction or in the opposite direction) from the second to the first rotational position, so that the moon gradually increases until the full moon position again is reached.
- the steps can be carried out at fixed time intervals, which are dimensioned in such a way that the image of the moon shown corresponds as closely as possible to the current moon phase at any time.
- the length of the time intervals depends in particular on the number of steps required/the number of display elements.
- the number of display elements is an even number and ranges from 4 to 60.
- the even number means that the crescent can be optimally displayed if the moon sections depicted on one half of the display elements present together form a semicircle.
- Four display elements are already sufficient for a meaningful display of the moon phases, because it is already possible to choose between new moon, quarter moon, half moon, gibbous moon and full moon can be distinguished.
- a larger number of display elements is required for a more differentiated display. It also contributes to the compact dimensions of the moon phase display, because the installation space required to accommodate the display elements or for their rotary movement can be done with a smaller depth.
- the number of display elements is 14. This number allows a sufficiently differentiated display of the moon phase.
- a complete moon phase cycle which lasts approximately 29.5 days, is represented in 28 steps, so that the time intervals between successive steps are approximately 24 hours or can be approximated by 24 hours.
- the display changes once a day at a fixed or approximately fixed time, which can make the moon phase display particularly interesting for a viewer.
- the controller can carry out the successive steps at fixed time intervals so that the moon phase displayed corresponds as closely as possible to the current moon phase.
- it can take into account the current time, for example so that the steps are always taken at the same time every day, or so that no steps are taken during specified quiet times (e.g. at night between 10 p.m. and 8 a.m.).
- an upcoming step can either be brought forward to a time before 10 p.m. or made up for at a time after 8 a.m.
- the longitudinal axes of the display elements run perpendicularly with respect to the field of view of a viewer who is looking at the moon phase display in a usage position.
- the longitudinal axes accordingly run in the vertical direction. This alignment of the longitudinal axes results in a representation of the moon that generally corresponds better to the moon observed in the sky than with a horizontal alignment of the longitudinal axes.
- the controller is designed in such a way that the number of successive steps (from full moon to new moon) corresponds to the number of display elements, with a display element arranged on a first side of the moon phase display being rotated in the first step and the one directly next to it being rotated in the second step display element, and so on until, in the final step, a display element arranged on a second side of the moon phase display opposite the first side is rotated.
- the control has a northern hemisphere operating mode and a southern hemisphere operating mode, wherein in the northern hemisphere operating mode in the first step a display element located on the far right in relation to the viewer's field of vision is rotated and in the southern hemisphere operating mode in the first step it is included leftmost indicator in the viewer's field of vision.
- the representation achieved corresponds to the appearance of the moon, which an observer can see in the sky on the respective hemisphere.
- the first side surfaces form a square surface in the display plane in the full moon position. This shape is ideal for depicting a format-filling, circular full moon.
- partial areas of the first side areas that adjoin the images of the illuminated sections of the moon have a background color. The background color can be chosen dark, corresponding to the night sky. As a result, the moon is displayed against a uniform background when the moon is full.
- the second side surfaces have the background color.
- the illuminated sections of the moon are also displayed in front of a uniform background for every partial moon display.
- an unlit section of the moon is shown on each of the second side faces.
- the moon sections not directly illuminated by the sun are also visible, as in reality. This is a special design feature that cannot be realized with the conventional moon phase displays described at the beginning.
- partial areas of the second side areas that adjoin the images of the unilluminated sections of the moon have the background color.
- the entire moon is displayed in front of a uniform background in every partial moon position.
- the moon phase display has a frame which is arranged in the display plane and frames the display elements.
- the frame forms an aesthetic finish to the surface formed by the display elements.
- it protects the movable display elements from damage and can serve to accommodate suitable bearings and/or the drive and/or the controller.
- the frame is preferably kept in the background color. This achieves a uniform appearance of the moon phase display.
- the recognizability of their structural design can be completely or partially hidden with movable display elements.
- the display elements each have a third, strip-shaped side face that is arranged in a third rotational position in the display plane.
- the display elements can in particular be triangular in cross section.
- additional states of the moon phase can be displayed.
- the second side surfaces can be kept entirely in the background color and the third side surfaces can have images of unilluminated sections of the moon. You can then switch between the two display variants explained.
- the drive for each of the display elements has its own drive unit with a stepper or servo motor or a rotary magnet.
- the drive units can be screwed to a support structure of the moon phase display via elongated holes, so that fine adjustment of the position of the display elements is possible.
- the elongated holes can be aligned in such a way that the position of the display elements can be adjusted in the direction of the display plane (ie perpendicular to the normal direction of the display plane).
- the display elements can each be mounted in a bearing element, the position of which can be finely adjusted in the same way via a slot connection.
- the drive unit of one of the display elements is arranged at an upper end and the drive unit of an adjacently arranged display element is arranged at a lower end of the respective display element. This can apply to any pair of adjacent display elements. In other words, the drive units are always arranged alternately at opposite ends of the display elements. A space is then available to each drive unit which is approximately twice as large as the free space above or below a display element. This allows miniaturization of the moon phase display.
- a safety clutch is arranged between one of the display elements and the drive, which releases a positive or non-positive connection between the drive and the display element when a predetermined torque is exceeded.
- a safety clutch can be assigned to each of the display elements. The safety clutch prevents overloading of the drive and/or other damage in the event of the rotary movement being inhibited or blocked.
- the safety coupling has an elastic coupling element that interacts with a flat part of a shaft that is firmly connected to the drive or the display element. In the event of an obstruction or blockage, the elastic coupling element can deform and slide off the flat area.
- the drive is subject to play and the display element is assigned a spring element and a control part that interacts with the spring element, with the control part having a flat spot for each of the side surfaces of the control part, on which the spring element lies flat when the pointing element is exactly in the associated rotary position.
- the spring element and the control part together form a mechanism that ensures exact alignment of the display element in the intended rest positions. Due to the backlash in the drive, the rest position when the drive is stationary is only defined within certain limits, eg with a possible deviation of +/- 0.5° to +/- 5°. In connection with the safety coupling mentioned, such a rotational play can be achieved, for example, by a gap between the elastic coupling element and the flat point of the shaft of the drive element.
- the spring element is responsible for the exact alignment, which exerts a spring force on the flat area, which depends on the relative rotational position of the spring element and the control part. If the spring element lies flat against the flat area, the forces act symmetrically to the axis of rotation and no torque is exerted.
- the control part is arranged concentrically to the axis of rotation of the display element. The flat spots can be distributed over a circumference of the control part.
- the control part can be connected to the display element in a rotationally fixed manner, ie it can rotate with the control part. In this case, the control element can be arranged in a fixed manner, for example attached to a frame of the moon phase display.
- the flat spots can be arranged parallel to the respectively associated side surface, for example on a "rear side” of the display element opposite the associated side surface with regard to the axis of rotation.
- the reverse arrangement is also possible, i.e. a spring element non-rotatably connected to the display element and a fixed e.g a frame arranged control part.
- FIG. 1 three side-by-side views of a moon phase display at different points in time
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic sectional view of a section of the moon phase display from FIG. 1,
- FIG. 3 is a rear perspective view of the moon phase display of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective exploded view of a drive of the moon phase display from FIG. 1,
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic representation of a drive of a display element with a safety clutch
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic representation of the display element from FIG. 5, which is equipped with a spring element and a control part for determining a rest position.
- FIG. 1 shows a moon phase display with fourteen display elements 10-36 and a frame 38 enclosing the display elements 10-36.
- the display elements 10-36 each have a first and a second strip-shaped, rectangular side surface.
- the display elements 10 - 36 are rotatably mounted about a vertical longitudinal axis.
- all display elements 10-36 are in a first rotational position, in which the first side surface is arranged in a display plane corresponding to the plane of the drawing. Together, the first side faces of the display elements 10-36 almost completely fill a square area of the display plane.
- the front of the frame 38 is also in the display plane. It has a square shape and a square Section in which the display elements 10 - 36 are arranged so that they fill this section almost completely.
- first fourteen faces On each of the first fourteen faces is an illuminated portion of the moon, shown in white in FIG. Together, the first faces represent the full moon; the situation shown on the left in Fig. 1 is the full moon position. Sub-areas of the first side faces, each of which is adjacent to the illuminated section of the moon, are kept black in the color forming a background. Frame 38 is also black so that the full moon appears against an overall uniform background.
- the display elements 10-36 are individually brought into their respective second rotational position in successive steps. In the first step, this is done for the leftmost display element 10, then for the adjacent display element 12, and so on. After four steps, the position shown in the middle of FIG. 1 results, in which the moon has decreased by a good quarter (more precisely: by four fourteenths).
- the four display elements 10, 12, 14 and 16 arranged on the left are now in their second rotational position, in which a second side surface is arranged in the display plane. No illuminated section of the moon is shown on the second side surfaces, but rather an unilluminated section of the moon, which is shown in gray.
- Sub-areas of the second side faces which border on the unilluminated sections of the moon, they are kept black in the background color.
- the diameter of the moon image is matched to the dimensions of the first side faces in such a way that the area filled by the display elements 10 - 36 is almost completely or completely exhausted.
- the display elements 18, 20 and 22 are also in their second rotational position; this situation shown on the right in FIG. 1 is a crescent position.
- the course shown in FIG. 1 corresponds to a southern hemisphere operating mode, because it represents the situation to be observed in the night sky in the southern hemisphere, in which the moon is waning “from the left”.
- the display element 36 located on the far right is first rotated into the second rotational position.
- the display elements 10, 12, 14 are shown schematically in cross section. They each form an equilateral triangle.
- the first side surface 40 is arranged on one side of the triangle, and the second side surface 42 is arranged on a second side of the triangle.
- the first side faces 40 are in the display plane illustrated by a dot-dash line 44 .
- Behind the frame 38 is a vertically disposed beam 46 forming part of a support structure.
- the longitudinal axes 48 about which each of the display elements 10 - 36 can be rotated in the bearing element 50 is stored are also shown.
- FIG. 4 shows a rear view of the moon phase display with a back panel (not shown) removed.
- a back panel not shown
- the frame 38 is attached to this support structure.
- the display elements 10-36 (only partially provided with reference numbers in FIG. 3) each adjoin one of the horizontal supports 52, 54 with their upper and lower ends. Brackets 56 for receiving a drive unit are arranged on every second of the display elements 10 - 36 at the upper end of the respective display element 10 - 36 , above the horizontal support 52 . On the remaining display elements 10-36, such brackets 56 are located at the lower ends of the display elements 10-36, below the other horizontal support 54.
- the drive units themselves are not shown in detail in FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows a section of the moon phase display in a perspective view from the front. Some of the display elements 10-36 and the horizontal support 52 arranged above them can be seen. A drive unit 60 with a holder 56 is arranged above the support 52 for every second display element 10-36.
- One of these drive units 60 is shown in an exploded view. It comprises the two-part holder 56 with four elongated holes through which a screw 58 is guided and screwed into the carrier 52, and a servo motor 62 which is connected to a shaft 64 supporting and driving the associated display element 10-36.
- 5 shows a section of a display element 10 at the bottom, which is mounted so as to be rotatable about the axis of rotation 48 by means of a slide bearing surface 74 and is driven by a drive unit 60 .
- the drive unit 60 has a turntable 68 to which an elastic coupling element 70 is fastened, which has a laterally deflectable end section running parallel to the axis of rotation 48 .
- this end section is located at a small distance from the flat area 72 which is formed on an otherwise circular axis section 76 arranged concentrically to the axis of rotation 48 .
- the turntable 68 rotates, the end section comes into contact with the flat area 72 and takes the display element 10 with it during the further rotation.
- the end section is deflected outwards and slides off the flat area 72 so that it bears against the remaining lateral surface of the shaft section 76 .
- the flat area 72 and the elastic coupling element 70 form a safety coupling.
- the indicator 10 can be reoriented so that the flat 72 is at the end portion. This can easily be done by hand, particularly if the friction between the axle section 76 and the flexible coupling element is less than the self-locking effect of the drive unit 60.
- FIG. 6 a lower portion of the display element 10 from FIG. 6 is shown. It is mounted in a frame part 78 so as to be rotatable about the axis of rotation 48 .
- a control part 80 is arranged below the display element 10 concentrically to the axis of rotation 48 and is connected to the display element 10 in a rotationally fixed manner. It has three flat spots 82 which are each assigned to a side surface of the display element 10 .
- the free end of a spring element 84 which is fastened to the frame component 78 , bears flat against one of these flat points 82 .
- the free end of the spring element 84 When rotating the display element 10 the free end of the spring element 84 is deflected away from the axis of rotation 48 to the outside. As a result, it exerts a torque on the control part 80 that is sufficient to bring the display element 10 exactly into the desired rotational position within the rotational play.
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| CN202180085379.9A CN116615776A (zh) | 2020-12-18 | 2021-12-17 | 月相显示器 |
| JP2023536547A JP7612867B2 (ja) | 2020-12-18 | 2021-12-17 | 月齢表示器 |
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