Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying – Traps – Electrocuting
Patent
1992-04-29
1993-12-14
Rosenbaum, Mark
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
Traps
Electrocuting
43112, A01M 2302
Patent
active
052690911
ABSTRACT:
A pest electrocution device includes a mechanical portion and an electronic portion. The mechanical portion includes a base member with sidewalls defining a basin, a flexible sheet member secured on the base member, and a conductive plate member which is attached on the top face of the flexible sheet member and has at least part of it not overlapping the shoulder of the sidewalls. A pair of opposing metal contacts are respectively fastened on the bottom face of the flexible sheet member and on the base member. The metal contacts are coupled to the trigger input of the electronic circuit portion while the conductive plate member is coupled to the high voltage output of the electronic circuit portion. The electronic circuit portion includes a timer for producing a timing and control signal and a high voltage generator for generating a high voltage current. The electronic circuit portion further includes a latch circuit which records the status of the device for the user to check the status at any time. The electronic circuit portion also includes a pulse generation circuit for generating a high voltage, low current pulse train.
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Johnson William L.
Luther William R.
Noe Robert G.
Agrizap, Inc.
Miner James
Rosenbaum Mark
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