Pressure activated power supply

Ammunition and explosives – Igniting devices and systems – Ignition or detonation circuit

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89 281, F42C 1102

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050404636

ABSTRACT:
A device for use in a weapon system provides electrical energy for fuzing the weapon system. The device includes a detonator disposed within a housing, with the detonator being in association with a piezoelectric element such that upon detonation, the piezoelectric element is exposed to sufficient pressure to produce electrical energy. A firing pin mechanism is detachably attached within the housing in a pre-detonation position and is capable of detachment at a selected pressure and movable after detachment to a detonation position, detonating the detonator for the production of electrical energy.

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