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US Patent 3898789
Issued Date
August 12, 1975
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An electric clock with an electronic unit which generates a pulse train of constant frequency, and with a single-phase stepper motor to which this pulse train is fed comprising a stator with a field coil and n poles arranged in one plane. The motor has an m - pole permanent magnet armature. The elements of the hand mechanism are arranged between two plates.
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August 12, 1975
Application Number
05/445,290
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February 22, 1974
US Classification
368/155   368/204 968/452 968/493 968/550
Int'l Classification
G04C   3/16   (20060101)   G04C   13/00   (20060101)   G04C   13/11   (20060101)   G04C   3/00   (20060101)  
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Mar 08, 1973 [DT] 2311445 Aug 23, 1973 [DT] 2342544
USPTO Field of Search
58/53   58/54   58/55   58/56   58/23R   58/23A   58/23BA   58/23D   58/125R   58/126R   58/127R   310/156   317/11CC   317/11CP  
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