Electronic turns counting safety and arming mechanism

Ammunition and explosives – Igniting devices and systems – Arming devices

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102215, 102262, F42C 1540

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044703511

ABSTRACT:
A centrifugal rotor operates under the influence of the spin of the fuze to close a switch for a fraction of a fuze revolution. The switch closure controls a counter which counts the cycles of a relatively high frequency oscillator for the fraction of a revolution. This fractional count is multiplied by a constant to attain a required total number of revolutions. A second counter counts the cycles of the oscillator from the time the oscillator is turned on until the total revolution count is attained, at which time the fuze is armed.

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