Electric circuit for firing a detonator

Ammunition and explosives – Igniting devices and systems – Ignition or detonation circuit

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F42C 1106

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ABSTRACT:
Electric circuit for firing a detonator for a projectile, comprising a generator for charging a first condenser and a second condenser connected in series, the aforesaid first condenser being connected in series with a contactor, a primer and a semi-conductor component with a controlled conductibility, and means for stabilizing the voltage of one of the aforesaid condensers and for preventing the firing of the primer during a predetermined time, in which the aforesaid means comprise a first voltage divider connected in parallel with the series connection of the aforesaid first condenser and second condenser and aforesaid contactor, the control electrode of the aforesaid semi-conductor component being connected with the intermediate point of the aforesaid first voltage divider comprising a transistor, the base of which is connected with the intermediate point of a second voltage divider connected in parallel with the aforesaid second condenser, the capacity of which is many times greater than the capacity of the first condenser.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3045148 (1962-07-01), McNulty et al.

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