E05B47/0006

IMETHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR OPERABLY CONNECTING NOTEBOOK COMPUTING COMPONENTS USING ELECTROPERMANENT MAGNETS

A dual-contact electro-permanent magnet (EPM) assembly of an information handling system may comprise a plurality of high-coercivity magnets situated on opposite ends of a low-coercivity magnet, a first EPM magnetic contact disposed between a first of the plurality of high-coercivity magnets and the low-coercivity magnet, and a second EPM magnetic contact disposed between a second of the plurality of high-coercivity magnets and the low-coercivity magnet. The low-coercivity magnet polarity may correlate to a direction of current pulse applied to an electrically conductive wire coiled around the low-coercivity magnet, and dependent upon the low-coercivity magnet polarity, the first EPM magnetic contact is capable of operating in an attractive magnetic state to attract a ferromagnetic contact of a peripheral device while the second EPM magnetic contact is magnetically neutral with respect to the ferromagnetic contact.

Digital lock
10844632 · 2020-11-24 · ·

A digital lock including at least two magnets is disclosed. One magnet is a semi-hard magnet and the other magnet is a hard magnet. The hard magnet is configured to open or close the digital lock. The semi hard magnet and the hard magnet are placed adjacent to each other. A change in magnetization polarization of the semi hard magnet is configured to push or pull the hard magnet to open or close the digital lock.

ELECTRO-MECHANICAL LOCK CORE

An electro-mechanical lock for use with a lock device having a locked state and an unlocked state is disclosed. The electro-mechanical lock incorporates an actuation motor susceptible to lockdown and features a variety of lockdown mitigation structures and arrangements to combat the same.

RETAINING A CLOSED STATE OF AN INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM
20240011333 · 2024-01-11 ·

Retaining a closed state of an information handling system, including: determining that the information handling system is in a closed state; in response to determining that the information handling system is in the closed state: calculating a tilt of the information handling system; calculating linear motion of the information handling system; determining whether the tilt of the information handling system is greater than a tilt threshold and determining whether the linear motion of the information handling system is greater than a linear motion threshold; and in response to determining that at least one of i) the tilt of the information handling system being greater than the tilt threshold and ii) the linear motion of the information handling system being greater than the linear motion threshold: adjusting a magnetic force of an electromagnet to retain the closed state of the information handling system.

ELECTROMECHANICAL LOCK UTILIZING MAGNETIC FIELD FORCES
20200291683 · 2020-09-17 ·

Electromechanical lock utilizing magnetic field forces. An actuator is moved (1202) from a locked position (260) to an open position (400) by electric power. In the locked position (260), a permanent magnet arrangement directs (1204) a near magnetic field to block an access control mechanism to rotate, and simultaneously the permanent magnet arrangement attenuates (1206) the near magnetic field towards a far magnetic break-in field originating from outside of the electromechanical lock. In the open position (400), the permanent magnet arrangement directs (1208) a reversed near magnetic field to release the access control mechanism to rotate, and simultaneously the permanent magnet arrangement attenuates (1210) the reversed near magnetic field towards the far magnetic break-in field.

MECHANISM FOR SECURING A DIGITAL LOCK FROM UNAUTHORIZED USE
20200291682 · 2020-09-17 ·

The invention provides a digital lock including at least two magnets. One magnet is a semi-hard magnet and the other magnet is a hard magnet. The hard magnet is configured to move to close the digital lock in the event of malicious attack, blocking the intruder thereby the magnets acting as a blocking pin, and the mechanical and/or electromagnetic energy of the attack is configured to move the hard magnet to seal the digital lock from the intruder.

Electromagnetic holding magnet and method for manufacturing, electromagnetic locking element and use of the same

An electromagnetic holding magnet and a method for manufacturing the same, and an electromagnetic locking element that, that in a preferred embodiment, is a lock in a container of an oxygen emergency supply system of an aircraft. The electromagnetic holding magnet includes a yoke and a retaining plate interacting with the yoke as an anchor. At least one permanent magnet generates a magnetic retaining flux in the yoke that includes a first yoke leg and a second yoke leg as well as a middle pole. The middle pole is surrounded in sections by a magnetic coil. The first and second yoke legs are arranged symmetrically in relation to the middle pole and the magnetic coil.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR OPERATING KEY AND LOCK CORE WITH WIRELESS CHARGING

One embodiment provides an electrical key for locking and unlocking an electrical lock. The electrical key includes an energy-transfer unit that includes a magnetic core and a coil wrapped around the magnetic core, a pulse generator configured to generate a first pulse sequence including alternating pulse on and pulse off cycles and a second pulse sequence comprising a continuous pulse train, and a modulator driver configured to modulate a voltage or current on the coil using the generated first or second pulse sequence, a measurement module configured to measure a current or voltage on the coil excited by the modulated voltage or current, respectively, a key-position determination module configured to determine a relative position between the electrical key and the electrical lock based on the measured current or voltage, and a communication interface for communicating with the electrical lock to facilitate the locking and unlocking of the electrical lock.

ELECTRONIC LOCKING DEVICE
20200190859 · 2020-06-18 ·

An electromagnetic locking device is disclosed including a barrel and a plug which are able to move relative to one another when in an unlocked condition. A locking mechanism, within the locking device, includes a pair of shuttles which include permanent magnets which are caused to move in opposite directions by an electromagnet to push the shuttles into respective recesses so as to not straddle the junction between the plug and barrel. Also forming part of the locking device are one or more jammer mechanisms which include ferromagnetic jammers which are drawn into recesses when under the influence of external magnets. If a strong external magnet is used to draw the shuttles into the recesses therefore not straddling the recesses, the jammers are drawn into the recesses and straddle that junction thereby maintaining the locked condition.

DIGITAL LOCK
20190390480 · 2019-12-26 ·

A digital lock including at least two magnets is disclosed. One magnet is a semi-hard magnet and the other magnet is a hard magnet. The hard magnet is configured to open or close the digital lock. The semi hard magnet and the hard magnet are placed adjacent to each other. A change in magnetization polarization of the semi hard magnet is configured to push or pull the hard magnet to open or close the digital lock.