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Mechanical oscillator with tunable isochronism defect

Kahrobaiyan, Mohammad Hussein  
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Zanaty, Mohamed  
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Henein, Simon  
2020

Mechanical oscillator (1) for a timepiece comprising an inertial mass (3) arranged to oscillate about a neutral position under the effect of a restoring force provided by at least one elastic element (5),characterised in that said mechanical oscillator (1) further comprises a compensation spring (11) pivotably linked to said inertial mass (3) by means of a substantially rigid first connecting bar (15), said compensation spring (11) and said first connecting bar (15) being arranged so as to apply a compensating force to said inertial mass (3) which varies in function of displacement of said inertial mass (3) from its neutral position.This arrangement permits tuning of the isochronism and thus reduction and/or elimination of the isochronism defect of the oscillator typically caused by nonliearity of the restoring force provided by the elastic element (55)

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EPO Family ID

66102940

Author(s)
Kahrobaiyan, Mohammad Hussein  
Zanaty, Mohamed  
Henein, Simon  
Note

Alternative title(s) : (de) Mechanischer oszillator mit abstimmbarem isochronismusmangel (fr) Oscillateur mécanique avec défaut d'isochronisme réglable

TTO classification

TTO:6.1945

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AVP-R-TTO  
INSTANT-LAB  
IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

EP3722888

EP

B1

2023-05-17

EP3722888

EP

A1

2020-10-14

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November 2, 2020
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