Sewing – Elements – Starting or stopping
Patent
1984-06-27
1986-03-11
Reynolds, Wm. Carter
Sewing
Elements
Starting or stopping
112277, 250548, D05B 3500
Patent
active
045747199
ABSTRACT:
A workpiece fed to a stitching point of a sewing machine, consisting of one or more layers of fabric, is transluminated by a source of visible or infrared radiation which is intercepted by two photoelectric sensors following each other in the direction of motion. The sensors work into respective radiation/frequency converters whose output voltages, after rectification, are compared in a window discriminator to provide an indication of the passage of a leading or trailing edge of a fabric layer manifesting itself in a jump in one of the voltages. The jump is intensified by a threshold circuit in each converter, comprising a Zener diode which for highly light-transmissive fabric layers can be short-circuited by an optocoupler.
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Dubno Herbert
Durkoppwerke GmbH
Reynolds Wm. Carter
Ross Karl F.
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