JPH0230406Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a glove body that emits a melody by attaching a melody sounding body to the back of the glove body so that the melody can be freely heard at any time.

By the way, the glove body is worn on the hand as needed, and it will be very enjoyable if the glove body when worn emits a melody such as music. Also,
If you can say Melody in your free time with simple operations, you can let others listen to Melody,
It can also be used as a signal. This idea was made based on these circumstances.

This idea will be explained below.

This idea, as shown in Figures 1 and 2,
A flat melody voice body 10 is attached to the surface of the upper part 2 of the glove body 1 made of leather, wool, etc., and bands 3, 4 made of rubber etc.
It was installed with. That is, the melody vocal body 10 has a rectangular trapezoidal main body 12 installed on a rectangular substrate 11, and the band 3 is inserted into elongated mounting holes 13 and 14 provided at both ends of the substrate 11. , 4 are inserted and attached by sewing both ends of the bands 3, 4 to the surface of the upper 2. A magnet is embedded in the other side of the glove body, and by bringing this magnet close to or in contact with the main body 12, a melody is uttered from the melody voice body 10. The magnet is preferably buried in a position where it can be easily operated with respect to the melody voice body 10, such as at the fingertips of a glove. Further, the melody voiced from the melody voice body 10 can be clearly heard through a number of voice holes 15 provided in the upper part of the main body 12.

Here, as shown in FIG. 3, the circuit configuration of the melody vocalization body 10 includes a melody vocalization element 20 composed of an IC (integrated circuit) element, and a power supply is supplied to the melody vocalization element 20 at a predetermined voltage. small batteries (e.g. paper batteries,
A solar cell, a lithium battery, etc.) 21 is connected to the device, and a small speaker 23 such as a piezoelectric buzzer is also connected via a transistor 22 . Further, a reed switch 24 that is turned on and off by magnetic action is connected to the melody vocal element 20, and when this reed switch 24 is turned on (or off) by a magnet embedded in the other glove body, the melody is uttered. The element 20 operates for a predetermined time (for example, one minute) and outputs the melody signal MS. This melody signal MS is transmitted to the base of the transistor 22, and the speaker 23 inserted into the collector thereof.
is output as a melody sound. This melody sound is transmitted to the outside through the voice hole 15, and the melody sound can be heard. Here, the melody voice element 20 is operated for a predetermined period of time when the reed switch 24 is turned on, but it is also possible to operate it only while the reed switch 24 is turned on. Activate when the switch 24 is turned on once,
It is also possible to continue the operation even when the reed switch 24 is turned off after that, and to stop the operation when the reed switch 24 is turned on next time. Further, the volume of the melody sound can be adjusted by a variable resistor 18 connected to the melody voice element 20.

Next, the internal structure of the melody voice element 10 will be explained with reference to FIGS. 4A and 4B and FIG.
4 is also directly mounted on this printed circuit board 16. The speaker 23 is connected to a transistor terminal on the printed circuit board 16 by a lead wire 17. The assembly is shown in Figure 5.
The printed circuit board 16 and the speaker 23 are overlapped to make effective use of space, and the reed switch 2
4 is housed in a predetermined position inside the main body 12, and the reed switch 24 can be easily turned on and off by a magnet from the outside. Also, the audio output surface of the speaker 23 is
It is designed to face the voice hole 15 of the main body 1.
2 and the substrate 11 are finally brought into close contact with each other, thereby constructing the modular melody vocal body 10.

As described above, according to the glove body of this invention, a melody can be uttered at any place and time with a simple operation, and the utility value of the glove body can be increased.

In the above description, the melody sounding body is provided on the surface of the back of the glove body, but it may be buried inside so as not to be visible. Further, the shape of the melody vocal body is arbitrary, as long as it is modularized so that it can be attached to the glove body. Furthermore, the attachment of the melody voice body to the glove body is optional, and may be attached using an adhesive.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of this invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a part thereof, Fig. 3 is a circuit diagram of a melody vocal body used in this invention, and Fig. 4 A.
is a side view of the internal board that makes up the melody vocal body;
FIG. 5B is a plan view thereof, and FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the melody vocal body. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Glove body, 2... Instep, 3, 4... Band, 10... Melody voice body, 11... Board, 1
2... Main body, 13, 14... Mounting hole, 15... Voice hole, 16... Printed circuit board, 17... Lead wire, 20... Melody voice element, 21... Battery,
22...Transistor, 23...Speaker, 24
...Reed switch.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In the glove body consisting of a pair of left and right, a melody voice element, a battery that supplies power to the melody voice element, and a magnetically actuated reed switch for turning on and off the melody voice element;
A removable flat-structured melody sounding body, which is a modular version of a speaker that emits the melody, is provided on the back of one or both of the glove bodies, and a magnet is embedded in a location other than the back of the glove body. . A glove body that emits a melody, characterized in that the melody sounding body is magnetically actuable by the magnet.