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`Utility Model H3-110966
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`(19) Japan Patent Office (JP) (11) Utility Model Registration Application
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`(12) Utility Model Registration (U)
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`H3- 1 10966
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`(43) Publication Date: November 13, 1991
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`(51) Int. C15
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`ID No.
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`Admin. No.
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`7149-3D
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`Examination requested: Not yet
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`Number of Claims: 1 (Total pages: 2)
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`(54) Title of the Invention
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`Airbag Device for Vehicle
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`(21) Application H2-19607
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`(22) Application Date February 28, 1990
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`(72) Inventor
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`OHISHI, Hideo
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`c/o Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
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`33—8, Shiba 5-chome, Minato—ku, Tokyo
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`(71) Applicant Mitsubishi Motors Corporation
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`33-8, Shiba 5-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo
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`(74) Agent
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`Patent Attorney
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`SUZUE, Takehiko and 3 others
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`SPECIFICATION
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`1. Title of the Invention
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`AUTOMOTIVE AIRBAG DEVICE
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`2 . Scope of Utility Model Claims
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`An automotive airbag structure where a bag that can inflate and deploy and an inflator
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`that inflates and deploys the bag are stored in an airbag main body, and the airbag is
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`inflated and deployed by the inflator when an impact force acts on a vehicle, wherein a
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`plurality of inflators are independently provided in the airbag main body, sensors that
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`detect the load applied on a front end part and back end part of a seat cushion of a
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`passenger seat that is protected by the airbag main body, as well as a front floor part of
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`that seat are provided, and means for detecting the seating position of an occupant of that
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`passenger seat and controlling the operating state of the inflators in the airbag main body
`based on those detection results.
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`3. Detailed Description of the Invention
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`[Object of the Invention]
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`(Industrial Field of Application)
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`The present invention relates to an automotive airbag device, provided in an
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`instrument panel of a vehicle, that protects an occupant fiom impact during collision.
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`(Background Technology)
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`In recent years, airbag systems have been the focus of attention as a device for
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`ensuring the safety of an occupant during a collision. This airbag system is basically
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`configured of 3 subsystems, namely a sensor, inflator (gas generator), and airbag.
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`Furthermore, the sensors evaluate the severity of the impact on the vehicle, transmit a
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`signal, the inflator generates a predetermined gas based on that signal, the gas is
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`provided into the airbag, and the airbag inflates and deploys such that the head and chest
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`of the occupant are protected.
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`Incidentally, airbag systems are being developed that specifically protect an occupant
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`of the passenger seat.
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`These systems install an airbag main body 3 that stores and airbag 2 and an inflator that
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`inflates and deploys the airbag 2 on the passenger seat side of an instrument panel as
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`illustrated in FIG 4 and FIG. 5 (For example, refer to Utility Model 863-100351). In this
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`case, and airbag opening part 4 for the airbag 2 to deploy is provided in the front surface
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`of the instrument panel 1, and the airbag opening part 4 is obstructed in a manner that
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`can open and close by an airbag cover 5 that is a part of the instrument panel 1.
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`Furthermore, the normal vehicle vibrations and the like are withstood, and when the
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`airbag 2 is deployed, the airbag cover 5 is pushed by the inflating and deploying pressure
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`of the airbag 2, and the airbag cover 5 opens up word because of this pressing pressure.
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`(Problem to Be Solved by the Invention)
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`With a conventional configuration, only a single inflator is stored in the airbag main
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`body 3, so when the airbag device operates, the gas generated by the inflator is
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`essentially a fixed amount, and the airbag 2 is also set to inflate to essentially a fixed
`size.
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`However, if the occupant of the passenger seat side is a child or the like for example, the
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`child on the passenger seat side may be riding in the vehicle in a state of standing on the
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`seat 6 (so—called Standing child state), or may be riding in the vehicle in a posture of
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`sitting only on the front part of the seat cushion 6a of the seat 6, and therefore if the
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`airbag device operates while the occupant of the passenger seat side is riding in the
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`vehicle with a seating posture other than a proper seating posture as described above, the
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`occupant on the passenger seat side will be expelled by the instantaneously inflating
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`airbag 2, and there is a possibility that the head part will Violently strike against the seat
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`back 3b or the like, causing injury.
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`In light of the foregoing, an object of the present invention is to provide an automotive
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`airbag device that can work to improve the protection performance of an occupant
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`without the possibility of expelling an occupant of the passenger seat side toward the
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`back by the instantaneously inflating airbag even if the airbag device is operated while
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`the occupant of the passenger seat side is riding in the vehicle with a seating posture
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`other than a proper seating posture.
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`[Configuration of the Invention]
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`(Means for Resolving Problems)
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`The present invention for achieving the aforementioned objective is an automotive
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`airbag structure wherein a plurality of inflators is independently provided in the airbag
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`main body, sensors that detect the load applied on a front end part and back end part of a
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`seat cushion of a passenger seat that is protected by the airbag main body, as well as a
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`front floor part of that seat are provided, and means for detecting the seating position of
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`an occupant of that passenger seat and controlling the operating state of the inflators in
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`the airbag main body based on those detection results.
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`(Function)
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`The airbag is inflated to the optimum size that matches the actual seating posture of the
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`occupant, and thus the occupant of the passenger seat side is prevented from being
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`expelled towards the back by the instantaneously inflating airbag, even if the airbag
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`device is operated while the occupant of the passenger seat side is riding in the vehicle in
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`a seating posture other than a proper seating posture, by detecting the seating posture of
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`the occupant on the passenger seat side by detecting the weight that acts on the front end
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`part and the back end part of the seat cushion of the occupant seat that is being protected
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`by the airbag main body as well as the front floor part of that seat, using various sensors,
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`and selecting and operating the optimum inflator that matches the seating posture of the
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`occupant based on those detection results.
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`(Embodiment)
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`An embodiment of the present invention is described below While referring to FIG. 1
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`through FIG, 3,
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`FIG. 1 illustrates the overall basic configuration of the airbag system 11 of the airbag
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`device installed on the passenger seat side in a vehicle compartment as illustrated in FIG.
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`4, where 12 represents the instrument panel that is provided inside the vehicle
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`compartment.
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`An essentially rectangular airbag opening part 14 is formed as illustrated in FIG 4 at a
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`position facing the passenger side seat 13 on the front surface of the instrument panel 12.
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`The airbag opening part 14 is closed off in a manner that can open by an airbag cover 15
`that is described later.
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`Furthermore, an airbag main body 16 is installed inside the airbag opening part 14 of
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`the instrument panel 12. An airbag storage box 17 is provided in the airbag main body 16.
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`An opening end part 17a that is linked to the airbag opening part 14 of the instrument
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`panel 12 is formed in the airbag storage box 17.
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`Furthermore, an inflatable and deployable airbag 18 is stored in a folded condition in
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`an end part ofthe opening end part 17a side inside the airbag storage box 17. An end
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`edge part of the airbag 18 is attached and fixed around the entire circumference of the
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`opening end part 17a of the airbag storage box 17. Furthermore, a first inflator (gas
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`generator) 19 and a second inflator 20 that inflate and deploy the airbag 18 are
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`independently installed in an inner bottom part of the airbag storage box 17. In this case,
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`the first inflator 19 is set to have essentially the same amount of gas generation as the
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`inflator of a conventional airbag device, and the second inflator 20 is set such that the
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`amount of gas generation is smaller than that of the first inflator 19.
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`Furthermore, a thin material part 21 with a smaller material thickness is formed in
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`essentially the center region of the airbag cover 15 in the vertical direction as illustrated
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`in FIG, 2. Furthermore, both upper and lower end parts of the airbag cover 15 are
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`rotatably attached facing the outward direction of the airbag storage box 17 at a
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`circumferential edge area of the airbag opening part 14 of the instrument panel 12 using
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`hinge parts 22. Furthermore, when the airbag device is operated, the thin material part 21
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`of the airbag cover 15 can be torn relatively easily by the inflating and deploying
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`pressure of the airbag 18,
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`On the other hand, first and second sensors 23, 24 that detect weight are provided in
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`the front end part and the back end part of the seat cushion 13a of the passenger side seat
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`13. Furthermore, a sensor mounting plate 26 is mounted in an area that corresponds to
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`the front floor part of the seat 13 on a lower surface of the front floor carpet 25 of the
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`vehicle, and a third sensor 27 that detects weight is attached to this sensor mounting
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`plate 26.
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`The first, second, and third sensors 23, 24, 27 are connected to a controller (controlling
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`means) 28 that is configured by a microcomputer and a peripheral circuit for example as
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`illustrated in FIG 3. The controller 28 is connected to an airbag drive circuit 29 that
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`drives the airbag main body 16, and an impact force detecting sensor, that is not
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`illustrated, that detects the severity of the vehicle impact. Furthermore, the controller 28
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`determines the severity of the vehicle impact based on a detection signal from the impact
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`force detecting sensor, and if the detected data is larger than a preset set value, and
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`airbag driving signal is output to the airbag driving circuit 29, and the seating posture of
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`the occupant of the passenger side seat 13 is detected based on the output signal from the
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`first, second, and third sensors 23, 24, 27, and the operating condition of the first inflator
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`and the second inflator in the airbag main body 16 is controlled based on these detection
`results.
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`Next, the function of this configuration is described.
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`First, normally (when the airbag main body 16 is not functioning) the airbag opening
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`part 14 of the instrument panel 12 is closed off by the airbag cover 15, and the airbag
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`cover 15 is supported in a condition that is fixed to the instrument panel 12.
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`Furthermore, the detection signal from the impact force detecting sensor is input to the
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`controller 28 during vehicle impact. Furthermore, the severity of the vehicle impact is
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`determined by the controller 28 based on the detection signal from the impact force
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`detecting sensor.
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`Furthermore, when it is detected by the controller 28 that the severity of the vehicle
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`impact exceeds a predetermined set value, and airbag driving signal is output from the
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`controller 28 to the airbag drive circuit 29.
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`Furthermore, the output signals from the first, second, and third sensors 23, 24, 27 are
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`input to the controller 28. Furthermore, the seating posture of the occupant of the
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`passenger side seat 13 is detected based on the detection values (W1, W2, W3) from the
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`first, second, and third sensors 23, 24, 27.
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`assumed;
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`® Ifwl < 3 kg weight, W2 < 3 kg weight, and W3 < 5 kg, no occupant is assumed;
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`(53 If W1 2 3 kg weight, W2 < 3 kg weight, and W3 < 5 kg, the occupant of the passenger
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`seat side is assumed to be riding in a standing state (standing child);
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`@ Ifwl < 3 kg weight, wZ 2 3 kg weight, and W3 < 5 kg, a seating posture on only the
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`front end part of the seat cushion 6a of the seat 6 is assumed;
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`Furthermore, the airbag driving circuit 29 is controlled by the controller 28 based on the
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`detection results, and the appropriate inflator (first inflator 19 or second inflator 20) is
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`selected and operated to match the seating posture of the occupant. In other words, if the
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`detection results of the seating posture the occupant correspond to CD, the first inflator
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`19 that is set to have a gas generation amount that is essentially the same level as the
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`inflator of a conventional airbag device is used.
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`Furthermore, the gas generated by the first inflator 19 is supplied into the airbag 18, and
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`the airbag 18 inflates and deploys to protect the head and chest of the occupant.
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`Furthermore, if the detection results of the seating posture the occupant correspond to
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`@, the first inflator 19 and the second inflator 20 are maintained in a nonfunctioning
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`state. Therefore, in this case, a pressure increase in the vehicle compartment can be
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`prevented.
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`Furthermore, if the detection results for the seating posture of the occupant correspond
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`to ® or CD, the second inflator 20 that is set to have a smaller amount of gas
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`generation than the first inflator 19 is used. In this case, the amount of gas generated by
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`the second inflator 20 will be less than that of the first inflator l9, and therefore the size
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`of the airbag 18 during inflation and deployment can be relatively smaller than the case
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`Where the inflator of a conventional airbag device is used.
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`Therefore, even if the airbag device operates while the occupant of the passenger seat
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`side is riding in the vehicle with a seating posture other than a proper seating posture
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`such as while the occupant of the passenger seat side is riding in the vehicle in a state of
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`standing on the seat 6 (Standing child state), or riding in the vehicle in a posture of
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`seating only on the front part of the seat cushion 6a of the seat 6, it is possible to prevent
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`the occupant on the passenger seat side from being expelled by the instantaneously
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`inflating airbag 8 such that the head part will violently strike against the seat back 3b or
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`the like, causing injury.
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`Therefore, with this configuration, the weight that acts on the front end part and the
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`back end part of the seat cushion 13a of the passenger side seat 13 as well as on the front
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`floor part of that seat 13 is detected by the first, second, and third sensors 23, 24, 27 to
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`detect the seating posture of the passenger-side occupant, and the optimum inflator (first
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`inflator 19 or second inflator 20) that matches the seating posture of the occupant is
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`selected and operated based on the detection results, and therefore the airbag 18 can be
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`inflated to the optimum size that matches the actual seating posture of the occupant even
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`Therefore, is possible to prevent the passenger-side occupant from being expelled in a
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`backward direction by the instantaneously inflating airbag 18 even if the passenger-side
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`occupant is riding in the vehicle in a seating posture other than a proper seating posture,
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`thus helping to improve the protection performance of the occupant.
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`Note that the present invention is not restricted to the aforementioned embodiment.
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`For example, a configuration is possible where a plurality of inflators with a smaller
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`amount of gas generation than the inflator of the conventional airbag device can be
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`provided in the airbag main body 16, and if the passenger-side occupant is riding in the
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`vehicle in a proper seating posture, all of the inflators will be deployed such that the
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`amount of gas that is generated will be essentially the same as an inflator of a
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`conventional airbag device, and if the passenger—side occupant is riding in the vehicle in
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`a seating posture other than a proper seating posture, the number of inflators that are
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`used will be reduced as compared to the case where the occupant is riding in a proper
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`seating posture.
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`Furthermore, various other alternate forms are of course possible within a scope that
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`does not violate the gist of the present invention.
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`[Effect of the Invention]
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`With the present invention as described above, a plurality of inflators is independently
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`provided in the airbag main body, sensors that detect the load applied on a front end part
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`and back end part of a seat cushion of a passenger seat that is protected by the airbag
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`main body, as well as a front floor part of that seat are provided, and means for detecting
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`the seating position of an occupant of that passenger seat and controlling the operating
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`state of the inflators in the airbag main body based on those detection results, and
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`therefore there is no risk that the passenger-side occupant will be expelled in a backward
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`direction by the instantaneously inflating airbag even if the airbag device is operated
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`while the passenger-side occupant is riding in the vehicle in a seating posture other than
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`a proper seating posture, and thus the protection performance of the occupant can be
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`improved.
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`FIG 1 through FIG. 3 illustrate an embodiment of the present invention, where FIG. 1 is
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`a schematic block diagram of the entire automotive airbag device, FIG. 2 is a vertical
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`cross—section view illustrating the main component configuration of the airbag device,
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`and FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram illustrating a control circuit for the airbag
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`device; FIG 4 is a perspective view of the inside of the vehicle compartment illustrating
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`a condition where the airbag cover is attached; and FIG. 5 is a schematic block diagram
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`illustrating a condition where the airbag device is operated.
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`12 -- instrument panel, 13 -- seat, 16 -- airbag main body, 18 -- airbag, 19 -- first inflator,
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`20 -- second inflator, 23 -- first sensor, 24 -- second sensor, 27 -- third sensor, 28 --
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`controller (controlling means).
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