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JP4382471B2
JP4382471B2 JP2003427330A JP2003427330A JP4382471B2 JP 4382471 B2 JP4382471 B2 JP 4382471B2 JP 2003427330 A JP2003427330 A JP 2003427330A JP 2003427330 A JP2003427330 A JP 2003427330A JP 4382471 B2 JP4382471 B2 JP 4382471B2
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本発明は、ガラス破壊を伴う不正行為の検出に適する防犯ガラスおよび防犯装置に関する。 The present invention relates to a crime prevention glass and a crime prevention device that are suitable for detecting fraud involving glass destruction.

従来、特許文献1に開示される防犯装置が知られている。この防犯装置は、図2に示すように、透明な絶縁樹脂層53の片面に金属導電層54を形成して導電層付樹脂材52を用意し、これを2枚積層して両面に導電層54を配している。 Conventionally, a security device disclosed in Patent Document 1 is known. As shown in FIG. 2, this crime prevention device forms a metal conductive layer 54 on one side of a transparent insulating resin layer 53 to prepare a resin material 52 with a conductive layer, and laminates two of them to form a conductive layer on both sides. 54 is arranged.

それぞれの導電層54に接するようにガラス板55を積層して防犯ガラス56とし、上記各導電層54に連結した端子58を静電容量検出器57に接続している。静電容量検出器57は、警報信号を音信号あるいは光信号に変える警報器59を備えている。なお、防犯ガラス56は、端部がフレーム60によって固定されている。 A glass plate 55 is laminated so as to be in contact with each conductive layer 54 to form a security glass 56, and a terminal 58 connected to each of the conductive layers 54 is connected to a capacitance detector 57. The capacitance detector 57 includes an alarm 59 that converts the alarm signal into a sound signal or an optical signal. Note that the end portion of the security glass 56 is fixed by a frame 60.

特許文献1に開示される防犯装置では、積層された2枚の導電膜54、54がコンデンサを形成している。そして、ガラス面に形成されるコンデンサの静電容量を検出するために、2枚の導電膜54、54にリード線の一端を接続し、このリード線の他端を静電容量検出器57に接続している。これにより、防犯ガラス56に近接あるいは接触することで変化する前記2枚の導電膜54、54によるコンデンサの静電容量を静電容量検出器57で検出している。   In the crime prevention device disclosed in Patent Document 1, two stacked conductive films 54 and 54 form a capacitor. Then, in order to detect the capacitance of the capacitor formed on the glass surface, one end of the lead wire is connected to the two conductive films 54, 54, and the other end of the lead wire is connected to the capacitance detector 57. Connected. As a result, the capacitance detector 57 detects the capacitance of the capacitor by the two conductive films 54 and 54 that change by approaching or contacting the security glass 56.

特開2002−352342号公報JP 2002-352342 A

しかし、ガラス破壊検出器は、ガラスが破壊されたことを検出するのが目的である。すなわち、ガラスが割れた場合やガラスにひびが入ったことを検出するのが目的である。このため、特許文献1に開示される構成では、防犯ガラスに人が近接しただけでも静電容量の変化が生じてしまい、本来のガラス破壊以外の窓に猫や犬が接触したことをも検出する。これでは、ガラスが破壊されていないにもかかわらず、ブザー鳴動、異常通報などが出てしまいガラス破壊検出器として好ましくない。   However, the purpose of the glass break detector is to detect that the glass has been broken. That is, the purpose is to detect when the glass is broken or when the glass is cracked. For this reason, in the configuration disclosed in Patent Document 1, a change in capacitance occurs even when a person approaches the security glass, and it is also detected that a cat or dog has touched a window other than the original glass breakage. To do. In this case, although the glass is not broken, a buzzer sounds, an abnormality report, etc. appear, which is not preferable as a glass breakage detector.

また、ガラスの一部分にひびが入った場合では、静電容量が変化するほどにコンデンサの表面積が変化せず、ひびを検出できない場合もある。更に、従来のガラス破壊検出器では、導電層間に所定電圧を常時印加しておく必要があり、電力消費が多くなるという課題があった。 In addition, when a portion of the glass is cracked, the surface area of the capacitor does not change as the capacitance changes, and the crack may not be detected. Furthermore, in the conventional glass breakage detector, it is necessary to always apply a predetermined voltage between the conductive layers, and there is a problem that power consumption increases.

そこで、本発明の目的は、低消費電力でガラス破壊を確実に検出できるとともに、人接近による誤判定をしないガラス破壊を検出可能な防犯装置の実現を目的とする。 Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to realize a crime prevention device capable of reliably detecting glass breakage with low power consumption and capable of detecting glass breakage without erroneous determination due to human approach.

かかる目的を達成するために、第一の発明は、エレクトレット材にて形成されるエレクトレット層の両面に導電層を配し、それぞれの導電層に接するようにガラス層を積層することにより前記エレクトレット層と前記導電層と前記ガラス層とが一体化され、前記導電層にリード線が接続された防犯ガラスと、前記リード線に接続され、前記ガラス層の破壊によって前記防犯ガラスの各層の一体化が外れることに伴う、前記導電層間の距離変動によって生じる前記リード線間の電圧変動を検出する検出部とから構成される防犯装置を提供する。
In order to achieve such an object, the first invention provides the electret layer by disposing a conductive layer on both sides of an electret layer formed of an electret material and laminating a glass layer so as to be in contact with each conductive layer. And the conductive layer and the glass layer are integrated, and the security glass in which the lead wire is connected to the conductive layer, and the integration of each layer of the security glass is connected to the lead wire and the glass layer is broken. accompanying departing provide comprised security device and a detector for detecting a voltage fluctuation between the lead wire caused by distance variation of the conductive layers.

かかる防犯装置によれば、導電層がガラスに一体化されるので、ガラスの破壊によって生ずる振動を観測することができ、ガラス破壊を検出することができる。 According to such a security device, since the conductive layer is integrated with the glass, the vibration caused by the glass breakage can be observed, and the glass breakage can be detected.

また、第二の発明は、エレクトレット材にて形成されるエレクトレット層の両面に導電層を配し、それぞれの導電層に接するようにガラス層を積層することにより前記エレクトレット層と前記導電層と前記ガラス層とを一体化した防犯ガラスを提供する。 Moreover, 2nd invention arrange | positions a conductive layer on both surfaces of the electret layer formed with an electret material, and laminates | stacks a glass layer so that each conductive layer may be touched, and the said electret layer, the said conductive layer, and the said A crime prevention glass integrated with a glass layer is provided.

かかる防犯ガラスによれば、エレクトレット層と導電層とを一体的に形成することができるため、ガラス破壊を検出可能な防犯ガラスを実現できる。   According to such a security glass, since the electret layer and the conductive layer can be formed integrally, a security glass capable of detecting glass breakage can be realized.

第一の発明および第二の発明によれば、エレクトレット材と導電層により形成されるコンデンサマイクとしての働きをガラス面全体に及ぼすことができ、ガラス層に働く振動を高感度で検出可能となるので、防犯性能をアップさせることができる。 According to the first invention and the second invention, the function as a condenser microphone formed by the electret material and the conductive layer can be exerted on the entire glass surface, and the vibration acting on the glass layer can be detected with high sensitivity. Therefore, the crime prevention performance can be improved.

以下、添付図面を参照し、本発明の実施例を説明する。図1は、本発明に係る防犯ガラスを有する防犯装置のシステム構成図である。 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of a security device having a security glass according to the present invention.

防犯ガラス1は、建物の窓枠に設置するサッシ7にはめ込んだ状態にて使用される。
防犯ガラス1は、2枚のガラス2の間に、導電性を有する導電層3にて挟み込んだエレクトレット材4を配設している。
The security glass 1 is used in a state of being fitted into a sash 7 installed on a window frame of a building.
The crime prevention glass 1 is provided with an electret material 4 sandwiched between two pieces of glass 2 by a conductive layer 3 having conductivity.

ガラス2は、熱処理ガラスであって、破壊行為がされると粉々になるガラスを用いている。熱処理ガラスは、フロートガラスを熱処理して急激に冷却する製造工程をとるガラスである。 The glass 2 is a heat-treated glass, and uses a glass that breaks down when it is destroyed. The heat-treated glass is a glass that takes a manufacturing process in which the float glass is heat-treated and rapidly cooled.

導電層3には、リード線5がそれぞれ接続されており、リード線5の他端は後述するガラス破壊検出器6に接続される。 Lead wires 5 are connected to the conductive layer 3, and the other end of the lead wire 5 is connected to a glass breakage detector 6 described later.

エレクトレット材4は、両側の導電層3の方向に半永久的に分極されており、更に導電層3が蒸着されている。 The electret material 4 is semi-permanently polarized in the direction of the conductive layer 3 on both sides, and the conductive layer 3 is further deposited.

防犯ガラスの製造は、ガラス2の片面全体に透明電極である導電層3を配置する。導電層3を配置した2枚のガラス2を導電層3が互いに向き合うようにして、ポリプロピレン、テフロン(登録商標)、マイラーなどの高分子材料を配置する。そして、この状態で加熱し、高分子材料を溶融させ、導電層3に直流の高電圧を加える。このまま冷却し、固化させると分極(電荷保持)する。すなわち、高分子材料がエレクトレット化され、エレクトレット材4が形成される。このように、熱処理ガラスの製造工程における熱処理と、高分子材料のエレクトレット化の熱処理とを同一工程にて行えるので、防犯ガラスの製造工程が簡略化できる。
なお、加熱の温度は、高分子材料の融点(例えば、ポリプロピレンは160℃〜170℃)より高めにすると良い。
In the production of the security glass, the conductive layer 3 that is a transparent electrode is disposed on one side of the glass 2. Polymer materials such as polypropylene, Teflon (registered trademark), and Mylar are arranged such that the two glass plates 2 on which the conductive layer 3 is arranged face each other. Then, heating is performed in this state to melt the polymer material, and a DC high voltage is applied to the conductive layer 3. When cooled and solidified as it is, polarization (charge retention) occurs. That is, the polymer material is converted into an electret, and the electret material 4 is formed. Thus, since the heat treatment in the manufacturing process of heat-treated glass and the heat treatment for electretization of the polymer material can be performed in the same process, the manufacturing process of the security glass can be simplified.
The heating temperature is preferably higher than the melting point of the polymer material (for example, polypropylene is 160 ° C. to 170 ° C.).

ガラス破壊検出器6は、静電容量検出部61、ガラス破壊判定部62、出力部63、及び電源64から構成されている。 The glass breakage detector 6 includes a capacitance detection unit 61, a glass breakage determination unit 62, an output unit 63, and a power source 64.

静電容量検出部61はリード線5が接続されており、導電層3の間にあるエレクトレット材4における振動によって生じる静電容量の変化を電圧変化として検出する。
すなわち、エレクトレット材4の両側に導電層3を配置すると、等価回路上はコンデンサになる。この導電層3を電極として、リード線5からの電圧をハイインピーダンスのアンプで受けてインピーダンス変換し、出力電圧を観測すると、導電層3間の間隔すなわちエレクトレット材の厚みに応じた信号の電圧変化を検出できる。この結果、導電層3がガラス2と一体化されているので、ガラス破壊によって生ずる振動が観測できる。
通常時は、ガラス2によってエレクトレット材4が挟まれているので、ほとんど振動することがなく、導電層3間の距離すなわち静電容量は変化せず電圧変化もほとんどない。
しかし、ガラスが割れると、エレクトレット材4に振動が伝わり、導電層3間の静電容量が著しく変動することになる。この電圧の変化を静電容量検出部61にて検出する。なお、ガラス2は、熱処理ガラスのために割れると粉々になるので、エレクトレット材による静電容量の変動である電圧の変化は一層大きくなる。また、エレクトレット材4が持つ電荷を保持するという物理特性(エレクトレット効果)により、導電層3からエレクトレット材4に対して電圧を印加する必要がないので、電源64からの消費電力を抑えることができる。
The capacitance detection unit 61 is connected to the lead wire 5 and detects a change in capacitance caused by vibration in the electret material 4 between the conductive layers 3 as a voltage change.
That is, when the conductive layer 3 is arranged on both sides of the electret material 4, it becomes a capacitor on the equivalent circuit. When this conductive layer 3 is used as an electrode, the voltage from the lead wire 5 is received by a high impedance amplifier, the impedance is converted, and the output voltage is observed. When the output voltage is observed, the voltage change of the signal according to the interval between the conductive layers 3, that is, the thickness of the electret material Can be detected. As a result, since the conductive layer 3 is integrated with the glass 2, vibrations caused by glass breakage can be observed.
Normally, since the electret material 4 is sandwiched between the glass 2, there is almost no vibration, the distance between the conductive layers 3, that is, the capacitance does not change, and the voltage hardly changes.
However, if the glass is broken, vibrations are transmitted to the electret material 4 and the capacitance between the conductive layers 3 varies significantly. This change in voltage is detected by the capacitance detector 61. In addition, since the glass 2 is shattered when broken because of the heat-treated glass, a change in voltage, which is a change in capacitance due to the electret material, is further increased. In addition, due to the physical property (electret effect) of holding the charge of the electret material 4, it is not necessary to apply a voltage from the conductive layer 3 to the electret material 4, so that power consumption from the power source 64 can be suppressed. .

ガラス破壊判定部62は、静電容量検出部61が検出した静電容量の変化が所定値以上であればガラス破壊と判断し、出力部63から外部へ報知する。エレクトレット材4を使用しており、ガラス2が破壊された場合とそれ以外の場合の静電容量が顕著に異なるので、ガラス破壊判定部62は、ガラス破壊とそれ以外とを明確に弁別することが可能となる。 The glass breakage determination unit 62 determines glass breakage if the change in capacitance detected by the capacitance detection unit 61 is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, and notifies the outside from the output unit 63. Since the electret material 4 is used and the electrostatic capacity is significantly different between the case where the glass 2 is broken and the case where the glass 2 is broken, the glass breakage determination unit 62 clearly discriminates between glass breakage and other cases. Is possible.

出力部63には、図示していないが警備装置を接続し、警備装置を介して警報ブザーを鳴動させたり、警備装置から外部の監視センタへ異常通報を行うことができる。また、ガラス破壊判定部62は、静電容量が変化しなければ、特段の動作をしない。 Although not shown, a security device is connected to the output unit 63, and an alarm buzzer can be sounded through the security device, or an abnormality can be reported from the security device to an external monitoring center. Further, the glass breakage determination unit 62 does not perform any special operation unless the capacitance changes.

本発明にかかる防犯装置及び防犯ガラスの構成図Configuration diagram of crime prevention device and crime prevention glass according to the present invention 従来の技術を示す構成図。The block diagram which shows the prior art.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1:防犯ガラス
2:ガラス
3:導電層
4:エレクトレット材
5:リード線
6:ガラス破壊検出器
61:静電容量検出部
62:ガラス破壊判定部
63:出力部
64:電源
7:サッシ
1: Security glass 2: Glass 3: Conductive layer 4: Electret material 5: Lead wire 6: Glass breakage detector 61: Capacitance detection unit 62: Glass breakage determination unit 63: Output unit 64: Power supply 7: Sash

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エレクトレット材にて形成されるエレクトレット層の両面に導電層を配し、それぞれの導電層に接するようにガラス層を積層することにより前記エレクトレット層と前記導電層と前記ガラス層とが一体化され、前記導電層にリード線が接続された防犯ガラスと、
前記リード線に接続され、前記ガラス層の破壊によって前記防犯ガラスの各層の一体化が外れることに伴う、前記導電層間の距離変動によって生じる前記リード線間の電圧変動を検出する検出部とから構成されることを特徴とした防犯装置。
The electret layer, the conductive layer, and the glass layer are integrated by arranging conductive layers on both sides of the electret layer formed of the electret material and laminating the glass layers so as to be in contact with the respective conductive layers, Crime prevention glass with lead wires connected to the conductive layer;
Connected to said lead wire from said integration of layers of security glass due to the disengages detector for detecting a voltage fluctuation between the lead wire caused by distance variation of the conductive layers by disruption of the glass layer Security device characterized by being configured.
エレクトレット材にて形成されるエレクトレット層の両面に導電層を配し、それぞれの導電層に接するようにガラス層を積層することにより前記エレクトレット層と前記導電層と前記ガラス層とを一体化したことを特徴とする防犯ガラス。 The electret layer, the conductive layer, and the glass layer are integrated by arranging conductive layers on both sides of the electret layer formed of the electret material and laminating the glass layers so as to be in contact with the respective conductive layers. Security glass characterized by
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