BURGLARPROOF SECURITY SYSTEM AND INSTALLING METHOD THEREOF

• US 20120081226A1
• Filed: 10/05/2010
• Published: 04/05/2012
• Est. Priority Date: 10/05/2010
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Yun Xiang Technology Inc.
• Original Assignee: Yun Xiang Technology Inc.
• Inventors: Hu, Chin-Wang
• Application Number:
  US12/898,234
• Publication Number:
  US 20120081226A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 340/541
• CPC Class Codes: G08B 13/04 by breaking of glass
• CPC Class Codes: G08B 13/26 by proximity of an intruder causing variation in capacitance or inductance of a circuit
• CPC Class Codes: Y10T 29/49117 Conductor or circuit manufacturing

Abstract

A burglarproof security system includes a substrate, a conducting wire layer, a sensing control unit, an alarm device and a power supply. The conducting wire layer is disposed on the substrate, and includes plural conducting wires. The plural conducting wires collectively define either a resistive sensing circuit or a capacitive sensing circuit. The sensing control unit is electrically connected with the plural conducting wires of the conducting wire layer for controlling and selectively switching the plural conducting wires to define either the resistive sensing circuit or the capacitive sensing circuit, and detecting the resistive sensing circuit or the capacitive sensing circuit, thereby generating a detecting signal. When the detecting signal from the sensing control unit is received by the alarm device, the alarm device generates a warning signal. The power supply is electrically connected with the sensing control unit and the alarm device for providing electric power.

Claims

1. A burglarproof security system, comprising:

a substrate;

a conducting wire layer disposed on said substrate, and comprising plural conducting wires, wherein said plural conducting wires collectively define either a resistive sensing circuit or a capacitive sensing circuit;

a sensing control unit electrically connected with said plural conducting wires of said conducting wire layer for controlling and selectively switching said plural conducting wires to define either said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit, and detecting said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit, thereby generating a detecting signal;

an alarm device in communication with said sensing control unit for receiving said detecting signal from said sensing control unit, thereby generating a warning signal; and

a power supply electrically connected with said sensing control unit and said alarm device for providing electric power.

2. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said conducting wire layer is formed on said substrate by a burying, spraying or adhering means.

3. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said burglarproof security system further comprises a protective layer, which is disposed on said substrate and said conducting wire layer.

4. The burglarproof security system according to claim 3 wherein said burglarproof security system further comprises an adhesive layer, wherein said protective layer, said conducting wire layer and said adhesive layer are collectively formed as a heat-insulation sticker.

5. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said sensing control unit comprises:

a switching device electrically connected to said plural conducting wires of said conducting wire layer for controlling and selectively switching said plural conducting wires to define either said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit; and

a detecting device electrically connected with said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit for detecting said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit, thereby generating said detecting signal.

6. The burglarproof security system according to claim 5 wherein if said substrate has a fracture or crack, said detecting device judges that said resistive sensing circuit is in an open-circuit status, so that said a detecting signal indicative of the fracture or crack of said substrate is generated by said detecting device.

7. The burglarproof security system according to claim 5 wherein if said substrate has a fracture or crack or is touched by a foreign article, a capacitance change of said capacitive sensing circuit is changed and a corresponding detecting signal is generated by said detecting device.

8. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said capacitive sensing circuit comprises plural capacitors, wherein each of said plural capacitors is connected to at least two conducting wires.

9. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said substrate is made of a light-transmissible material, a translucent material or an opaque material.

10. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said substrate is a glass plate, an acrylic plate or a ceramic plate.

11. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said conducting wire layer is made of indium zinc oxide or indium thin oxide.

12. The burglarproof security system according to claim 1 wherein said alarm device is a warning lamp, a buzzer, a wireless signal emitter, a network signal generator, a short message generator or a combination thereof.

13. A burglarproof security system, comprising:

a substrate;

a conducting wire layer disposed on said substrate, and comprising plural conducting wires, wherein said plural conducting wires collectively define either a resistive sensing circuit or a capacitive sensing circuit;

a sensing control unit comprising a detecting device, wherein said detecting device is electrically connected with either said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit for detecting said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit, thereby generating a detecting signal; and

an alarm device in communication with said sensing control unit for receiving said detecting signal from said sensing control unit, thereby generating a warning signal.

14. A method of installing a burglarproof security system, said method comprising steps of:

(a) providing a substrate, a conducting wire layer, a sensing control unit, an alarm device and a power supply, wherein said conducting wire layer comprises plural conducting wires, and said plural conducting wires collectively define either a resistive sensing circuit or a capacitive sensing circuit, wherein said power supply is electrically connected with said sensing control unit and said alarm device for providing electric power;

(b) forming said conducting wire layer on said substrate; and

(c) electrically connecting said sensing control unit with said plural conducting wires of said conducting wire layer and said alarm device.

15. The method according to claim 14 wherein after said step (c), said method further comprises steps:

(d) allowing said sensing control unit to control and selectively switch said plural conducting wires to define either said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit;

(e) allowing said sensing control unit to detect said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit, thereby generating a detecting signal; and

(f) generating a warning signal by said alarm device in response to said detecting signal.

16. The method according to claim 15 wherein said sensing control unit comprises:

a switching device electrically connected to said plural conducting wires of said conducting wire layer for controlling and selectively switching said plural conducting wires to define either said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit; and

a detecting device electrically connected with said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit for detecting said resistive sensing circuit or said capacitive sensing circuit, thereby generating said detecting signal.

17. The method according to claim 14 wherein said conducting wire layer is formed on said substrate by a burying means, and said step (b) further comprising sub-steps of:

(b11) providing a substrate, and burying said plural conducting wires on a surface of said substrate to form said conducting wire layer;

(b12) solidifying said substrate, so that said substrate is transformed into said substrate; and

(b13) forming a protective layer on said substrate and said conducting wire layer to protect said conducting wire layer.

18. The method according to claim 14 wherein said conducting wire layer is formed on said substrate by a spraying means, and said step (b) further comprising sub-steps of:

(b21) printing or painting plural parallel conducting wires on a surface of said substrate by a spray pen of a spraying device, thereby forming said conducting wire layer; and

(b22) forming a protective layer on said substrate and said conducting wire layer to protect said conducting wire layer.

19. The method according to claim 14 wherein said conducting wire layer is formed on said substrate by an adhering means, and said step (b) further comprising sub-steps of:

(b31) providing a protective layer and an adhesive layer, and forming said plural conducting wires on said protective layer to form said conducting wire layer; and

(b32) adhering said protective layer containing said conducting wire layer on said substrate via said adhesive layer.

20. The method according to claim 19 wherein said conducting wire layer is formed on said protective layer by a silkscreen process, an electroplating process, a chemical vapor deposition process or a chemical sputtering process.