US2011113664A1PendingUtilityA1

Authentification and authorization device

Assignee: DELGADO ACARRETA RAULPriority: Aug 7, 2007Filed: Aug 7, 2007Published: May 19, 2011
Est. expiryAug 7, 2027(~1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
F41A 17/06
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Abstract

Authentication and authorisation device of a firearm ( 11 ) that comprises an emitting device ( 20 ) carried by an authorised operator ( 15 ) and a receiving device ( 21 ) that unblocks and blocks the use of the firearm ( 11 ) based upon a selectable electrical characteristic related to the authentication and authorisation signal generated by the emitting device ( 20 ) carried by an authorised operator ( 15 ).

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1 . Authentication and authorisation device of firearms ( 11 ) to restrict the use of the same to at least one authorised operator ( 15 ); characterised in that the authentication and authorisation device ( 10 ) comprises an emitting device ( 20 ) carried by the operator ( 15 ) that is verified and authorised to use the firearm ( 11 ), which generates and emits through some first electrical input/output terminals ( 20   e ) an authentication and authorisation signal to a receiving device ( 21 ) included in firearm ( 11 ). 
     
     
         2 . Device as per  claim 1 ; characterised in that the authentication and authorisation signal is a selectable electrical characteristic associated with the encoded electric field. 
     
     
         3 . Device as per  claim 2 ; characterised in that the selectable electrical characteristic associated with the electric field is encoded through frequency, amplitude and phase modulation. 
     
     
         4 . Device as per  claim 3 ; characterised in that the receiving device ( 21 ) receives through some second electrical input/output terminals ( 21   e ) an electric signal related to the authentication and authorisation signal emitted by the emitting device ( 20 ), in turn generating and transmitting an unblocking signal through some third electrical terminals ( 21   t ) so that the firearm ( 11 ) is operational for firing. 
     
     
         5 . Device as per  claim 4 ; characterised in that the authentication and authorisation signal generated by the first generator ( 20   g ) flows through the body of the authorised operator ( 15 ) to the receiving device ( 21 ) without there being electrical contact between the first electrical input/output terminals ( 20   e ) and the operator ( 15 ), or between the operator ( 15 ) and the second electrical input/output terminals ( 21   e ) of receiver ( 21 ). 
     
     
         6 . Device as per  claim 5 ; characterised in that the transmission of the authentication signal is performed only when the separation between the operator ( 15 ) and the second electrical input/output terminals ( 21   e ) is less than or equal to a predetermined distance. 
     
     
         7 . Device as per  claim 6 ; characterised in that the transmission of signals between the emitting device ( 20 ) and the receiving device ( 21 ) is two-way. 
     
     
         8 . Emitting device connectable to a receiving device ( 21 ); characterised in that the emitting device ( 20 ) generates and emits to the receiving device ( 21 ) an authentication and authorisation signal related to a selectable electrical characteristic of an electrical field, encoded by frequency, amplitude and/or phase modulation. 
     
     
         9 . Device as per  claim 8 ; characterised in that the authentication and authorisation signal is programmable through a first programmable logic means of control ( 20   m ). 
     
     
         10 . Device as per  claim 9 ; characterised in that the emitting device ( 20 ) comprises the first programmable logic means of control ( 20   m ) connected electrically to a first generator ( 20   g ) of authentication and authorisation signals, in turn connected electrically to a first source ( 20   p ) of electrical power, some first electrical input/output terminals ( 20   e ) without electrical contact with the body of the operator ( 15 ) so that the authentication and authorisation signal generated flows through the body of the operator ( 15 ) to the receiving device ( 21 ). 
     
     
         11 . Device as per  claim 10 ; characterised in that the emitting device ( 20 ) is carried by the authorised operator ( 15 ). 
     
     
         12 . Device as per  claim 11 ; characterised in that the emitting device ( 20 ) is programmable through the first programmable logic means of control ( 20   m ). 
     
     
         13 . Receiving device connectable to an emitting device ( 20 ); characterised in that the receiving device ( 21 ) receives a selectable electrical characteristic related to an authentication and authorisation signal generated by the emitting device ( 20 ), in turn generating and transmitting an unblocking signal through some third electrical terminals ( 21   t ) so that the firearm ( 11 ) is operational for firing 
     
     
         14 . Device as per  claim 13 ; characterised in that the receiving device ( 21 ) comprises a second programmable logic means of control ( 21   m ) connected electrically to a second generator ( 21   g ), in turn connected electrically to a second source ( 21   p ) of electrical power, some second electrical input/output terminals ( 21   e ) by which the selectable electrical characteristics is received, and some third electrical input/output terminals ( 21   t ) by which the unblocking signal is transmitted for use of the firearm ( 11 ). 
     
     
         15 . Device as per  claim 14 ; characterised in that the receiving device ( 21 ) comprises a second microprocessor ( 21   m ) that generates and transmits the corresponding unblocking signal through the third terminals ( 21   t ) to an electromagnetic device that releases the firearm ( 11 ) firing mechanism. 
     
     
         16 . Device as per  claim 15 ; characterised in that the magnetic core of the electromagnetic device is a part different from those that make up the kinematic firing chain of firearm or one of the mechanical safeties of firearm ( 11 ). 
     
     
         17 . Device as per  claim 15 ; characterised in that the magnetic core of the electromagnetic device is at least one of the parts of the same kinematic firing chain of firearm ( 11 ) or one of the mechanical safeties of firearm ( 11 ). 
     
     
         18 . Device as per  claim 15 ; characterised in that the electromagnetic device ( 21 ) is replaceable by an electric circuit that electrically transmits and/or cuts the transmission of a firing signal of an electrically or electronically activated firearm ( 11 ). 
     
     
         19 . Device as per  claim 15 ; characterised in that the receiving device ( 21 ) is configured to be inserted in the body of the firearm ( 11 ). 
     
     
         20 . Device as per  claim 19 ; characterised in that the receiving device ( 21 ) is programmable through the second programmable logic means of control ( 21   m ).

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