Goods & Services

Archery equipment, namely, stabilizers, vbars, stabilizer extensions, stabilizer mounts, quick disconnects for stabilizers, stabilizer weights, arrow points, and bow grips.

Goods & Services

Archery equipment, namely, stabilizers, vbars, stabilizer extensions, stabilizer mounts, quick disconnects for stabilizers, stabilizer weights, arrow points, and bow grips

Goods & Services

Archery equipment, namely, stabilizers, vbars, stabilizer extensions, stabilizer mounts, quick disconnects for stabilizers, stabilizer weights, arrow points, and bow grips

Abstract

A transducer attenuates a physiologically damaging vibration by converting vibration energy to fluidization energy. The transducer includes a canister defining a sealed enclosure, a powder contained within the enclosure, and a coupler for vibrationally coupling the canister to the physiologically damaging vibration. When undisturbed, the powder has a settled state occupying less than the entire enclosure of the canister. However, when excited by physiologically damaging vibration, the powder has a fluidized state occupying the entire enclosure of the canister. When agitated by the physiologically damaging vibration via the coupler, the canister transmits vibration energy to the powder contained therein and causes the powder to fluidize, thereby attenuating the physiologically damaging vibration.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41B 5/20 - Bow stabilisers or vibration dampers
• F16F 7/10 - Vibration-dampersShock-absorbers using inertia effect
• F16F 9/00 - Springs, vibration-dampers, shock-absorbers, or similarly-constructed movement-dampers using a fluid or the equivalent as damping medium
• F16F 15/00 - Suppression of vibrations in systemsMeans or arrangements for avoiding or reducing out-of-balance forces, e.g. due to motion
• F41B 5/14 - Details of bowsAccessories for arc shooting
• A63B 59/50 - Substantially rod-shaped bats for hitting a ball in the air, e.g. for baseball
• A63B 60/54 - Details or accessories of golf clubs, bats, rackets or the like with means for damping vibrations
• A63B 49/08 - Frames with special construction of the handle
• A63B 53/14 - Handles
• B25G 1/01 - Shock-absorbing means
• A63B 60/16 - CapsFerrules

Abstract

A transducer attenuates a physiologically damaging vibration by converting vibration energy to fluidization energy. The transducer includes a canister defining a sealed enclosure, a powder contained within the enclosure, and a coupler for vibrationally coupling the canister to the physiologically damaging vibration. When undisturbed, the powder has a settled state occupying less than the entire enclosure of the canister. However, when excited by physiologically damaging vibration, the powder has a fluidized state occupying the entire enclosure of the canister. When agitated by the physiologically damaging vibration via the coupler, the canister transmits vibration energy to the powder contained therein and causes the powder to fluidize, thereby attenuating the physiologically damaging vibration.

IPC Classes  ?

• F41B 5/20 - Bow stabilisers or vibration dampers