Ships – Torpedoes – Steering mechanism
Patent
1967-12-04
1978-12-12
Engle, Samuel W.
Ships
Torpedoes
Steering mechanism
114 20R, F42B 1901, F42B 1910, G05D 100
Patent
active
041290860
ABSTRACT:
A torpedo has an acoustical system for detecting targets and directing the torpedo toward the target. An electric motor drives a cam that operates a switching arrangement that alternately changes the torpedo motor speed between fast and slow speeds. Upon sensing a target, the voltage applied to the motor driving the cam is increased to speed up the switching cycle and thereby shorten the duration of the slow and high speed intervals.
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patent: 1588932 (1926-06-01), Blair
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patent: 3045624 (1962-07-01), Daly et al.
patent: 3332382 (1967-07-01), Finlon et al.
Engle Samuel W.
Webb Thomas H.
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