Logic level arming sensor for supplemental inflatable restraint

Motor vehicles – With means for promoting safety of vehicle – its occupant or... – Responsive to sensing of acceleration – deceleration – or tilt...

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280735, 307 101, 340436, 200 6153, B60R 2132

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ABSTRACT:
An SIR has an AND gate for selectively passing a deployment signal from a deployment circuit to a firing circuit. An arming circuit includes a logic circuit containing a small normally closed arming sensor which disables the AND gate until a prescribed acceleration level occurs to open the arming sensor. A pulse stretcher ensures that if the sensor opens only briefly, the AND gate will remain enabled long enough to complete deployment. The arming sensor comprises a plastic housing with a cylindrical cavity, terminals closing opposite ends of the cavity, and a spring biased mass in the cavity which electrically connects the terminals until an acceleration moves the mass to break the connection.

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