子分类：
- G11B23/021： ..{包含减少物理参数影响的装置,例如:温度变化,湿度(与重调节或清洁装置组合的入G11B23/50D2)}
- G11B23/023： ..用于匣(软盘、卡片箱)或盒(盒式磁带)的容器
- G11B23/027： ..用于单个卷轴或卷盘的容器
- G11B23/03： ..用于扁平记录载体的容器
- G11B23/037： ..单个卷轴或卷盘
- G11B23/04： ..匣;盒{用于网状或细丝}(G11B23/12优先,有密封或锁定装置的盒式磁带入G11B23/28;驱动器锁定空盒式磁带入G11B33/005)
- G11B23/113： ..专用于制造匣或盒的设备或方法{例如:容器的初始装载(方法涉及单项技术工艺的并且也分类在其它位置,见相关分类,例如:B21, B29, B65)}
- G11B23/12： ..用于薄片或细丝随机存放的储存器
| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 1 | 复合录放装置 | CN95121762.3 | 1995-12-29 | CN1131790A | 1996-09-25 | 李志勋; 金好杰 |
| 本发明公开了一种能够记录和/或重放光盘和盒式磁带的复合录放装置。在主体的前端设置有盘插入孔和带插入孔。具有用于打开盘和带插入孔的门的前面板和主体的前侧相接合。用于重放和驱动磁带的带驱动部分配置在主体的内上部。重放盘的盘驱动部分具有一盘托盘，它可滑动地传送到主体的内部和外面并可将盘置于其上。在盘托盘下面两侧形成有齿条。配置的门打开装置用于根据盘托盘的传送而选择性地打开盘门。 | ||||||
| 2 | Adjustable storage system | US701577 | 1996-08-22 | US5762213A | 1998-06-09 | William R. Heneveld, Sr. |
| An adjustable storage system which provides the flexibility to allow customization to fit individual and changing needs. The system is designed to be able to divide the provided storage space into smaller modules of a given size to expand the variety of storage options through use of application specific storage components. A divider panel is mounted to a conventional height-adjustable shelving system which creates additional modular spaces in the shelving system. A removably-mounted shelf is mounted to support members on vertical panels in the shelving system to further compartmentalize the storage system. The shelf can be mounted in multiple positions including both a horizontal and various inclined positions. Additional embodiments disclose a drawer-type tray, and other item-specific storage units, which are slidable between a retracted and an extended position. | ||||||
| 3 | Disc cartridge | US700951 | 1991-05-14 | US5195084A | 1993-03-16 | Haruo Shiba; Masaru Ikebe |
| A disc cartridge capable of ensuring smooth sliding of a shutter on a casing while preventing the shutter from striking against or hitching on a periphery of an opening on a closed side. The disc cartridge includes a casing formed with a depression on at least a portion of a guide surface thereof positioned contiguous to an end of a sliding stroke of the shutter when the shutter is slid to close the opening and contiguous to a periphery of the opening on a closed side. | ||||||
| 4 | Multipurpose storage case | US422274 | 1989-10-16 | US4960205A | 1990-10-02 | Bor-Jou Wang |
| A multipurpose storage case comprising therein a plurality of upper receiving spaces and lower receiving spaces symmetrically disposed at both sides thereof for concomitantly or alternatively receiving therein video tapes, recording tapes, and CDs. | ||||||
| 5 | Display package | US67318 | 1987-06-26 | US4813534A | 1989-03-21 | Howard Rosen |
| A display package for holding a folded box for audio-visual material having indicia describing the box contents which consists of a transparent envelope, the envelope comprising sheets of plastic material secured together on their edges, one edge being open to permit the folded box to be inserted into and withdrawn from the envelope, one sheet being rigid for holding the envelope upstanding, there being a stop seam at one end of the envelope to hold the folded box positioned away from the envelope edge, and a pocket secured to the envelope on its end opposite the stop seam for holding information related to the category of the audio-visual material. The invention also relates to an indexing system for audio-visual material where a plurality of like such display packages are arranged one behind another in a bin, packed loosely to allow one package to be flipped away from another package for selective browsing through the packages, and to a method for arranging such a system which consists of the steps of removing the materials from their boxes, folding the boxes to a flattened condition, inserting each box into such a display package and arranging the packages upright in a bin for browsing therethrough by a consumer. | ||||||
| 6 | Recording medium for recording and/or reproducing apparatus | US806671 | 1985-12-09 | US4694365A | 1987-09-15 | Hisao Kinjo |
| A recording medium is used in a recording and/or reproducing apparatus comprising a rotational motor and a recording and/or reproducing circuit. The recording medium comprises a main body having a substantially cylindrical part, and a hollow part open at least at one end thereof, a recording surface formed at least on a peripheral surface of the cylindrical part, and a coupling part provided at the main body and to be coupled to the motor. The recording medium is loaded into the recording and/or reproducing apparatus in a state where at least a part of the motor is relatively inserted into the hollow part. | ||||||
| 7 | Box for holding thin objects | US613155 | 1984-05-23 | US4634001A | 1987-01-06 | Thomas C. V. Wakelin |
| A box, particularly for holding floppy discs, has an outer sleeve enclosing a drawer. The drawer can be withdrawn partially from the sleeve to a position where pins moulded inside the sleeve and sliding in grooves in the sleeve limit the withdrawal. The drawer and sleeve can then be swung with respect to each other and the drawer moved back on itself. The open box is self-supporting in this invert-V configuration. | ||||||
| 8 | Recording medium for recording and/or reproducing apparatus | US436418 | 1982-10-25 | US4604667A | 1986-08-05 | Hisao Kinjo |
| A recording medium is used in a recording and/or reproducing apparatus comprising a rotational motor and a recording and/or reproducing circuit. The recording medium comprises a main body having a substantially cylindrical part, and a hollow part open at least at one end thereof, a recording surface formed at least on a peripheral surface of the cylindrical part, and a coupling part provided at the main body and to be coupled to the motor. The recording medium is loaded into the recording and/or reproducing apparatus in a state where at least a part of the motor is relatively inserted into the hollow part. | ||||||
| 9 | Recording and/or reproducing apparatus | US436442 | 1982-10-25 | US4567535A | 1986-01-28 | Hisao Kinjo |
| A recording and/or reproducing apparatus is loaded with a recording medium which comprises a substantially cylindrical part, a hollow part at least open at one end thereof, and a recording surface formed at least on a peripheral surface of the cylindrical part. The apparatus comprises a rotational motor having at least one part thereof relatively inserted within the hollow part of the recording medium which is loaded, to be coupled to the recording medium, a recording and/or reproducing transducer for recording and/or reproducing an information signal onto and/or from the recording surface of the recording medium which is rotated by the motor, and a feeding circuit for feeding the recording and/or reproducing transducer along the recording surface. | ||||||
| 10 | Case for housing information memory media therein | US458874 | 1983-01-18 | US4488645A | 1984-12-18 | Ryoji Yamaguchi |
| The invention provides a case for housing information memory media therein, having a base sheet which is integrally constituted by a first case section, a second case section and a third case section through a first connecting portion and a second connecting portion. The first and second connecting portions which are included in the third case section can be folded. When the base sheet is folded so that the first and second case sections oppose each other, a space is formed to contain the main formation memory medium therein. A flexible polyvinyl chloride sheet which forms a pocket is adhered on the first case section 14. The flexible polyvinyl chloride sheet is located on a surface of the base sheet which opposes a surface at which the space is formed to house the main information memory medium therein. A hole is formed near an opening of the pocket to extend through the flexible polyvinyl chloride sheet. A first engaging portion is adhered to a surface portion of the first case section which corresponds to the opening. One end of a band is fixed to the second case section. A second engaging portion is adhered to the other end of the band to be engaged with the first engaging portion. When the first engaging portion engages with the second engaging portion, the case is fixed such that the first case section opposes the second case section. Furthermore, an index memory medium housed in the pocket is prevented slipping out therefrom. | ||||||
| 11 | Magnetic tape shifting device | US280083 | 1981-07-02 | US4405095A | 1983-09-20 | Tsutomu Kohno |
| A magnetic tape shifting device comprises a movable member for carrying a plurality of reels and a driving mechanism for moving the movable member so that a desired reel carried by the movable member comes to a given position on a stationary member of the device. The movable member may comprise a rotatable member or a slidable member for carrying a plurality of payoff reels and/or takeup reels. The end of running magnetic tape may be detected by a photo detector for energizing a motor or motors which drive the movable member so that next reel will come to the given position immediately after the end of the operation of the former magnetic tape. The device according to the present invention may be applied to a tape recorder which produces a number of tapes by copying from an original or master tape, and time required for copying a number of tapes can be remarkably reduced because exchange of reels can be performed during operation of a magnetic tape of other reel. | ||||||
| 12 | Box for tools and accessories for tape cassettes, especially for magnetic tape cassettes | US74142 | 1979-09-10 | US4271961A | 1981-06-09 | Anton Blankenmeister |
| A box of tools and accessories for tape cassettes, especially magnetic tape cassettes, compatible with a filing system for conventional tape cassette filing boxes. The size of the box matches the size of the tape cassette itself or the size, or a multiple of the size, of the cassette filing box. A splicing plate, which is a detachable or non-detachable part of the box, facilitates cutting and splicing of the tape, holding devices for the tape cassette to be processed being arranged at a predetermined distance from the splicing plate. | ||||||
| 13 | Grammophone record sleeve | US931662 | 1978-08-07 | US4200189A | 1980-04-29 | Gabriella Hagelberg |
| The present invention relates to a grammophone record sleeve made of thin material as paper or cardboard and comprising a first section and a second section, which sections are connected to each other and have such a size and shape that they substantially cover a grammophone record intended to be stored between the sections.According to the invention the two sections are connected along one single edge and the second section is at the edge opposed to said connection edge provided with a third section, shorter than the second section. The grammophone record is intended to be handled for example by putting the same on a turntable, grasped by the hand and in a position between the third section and an edge portion of the second section, while the first section and the main portion of the second section are unfolded from the record.According to an embodiment the sleeve is provided with a layer of an electric conducting material intended to remove electrostatic charge from the record surfaces. | ||||||
| 14 | Endless tape winding device | US844469 | 1977-10-21 | US4186891A | 1980-02-05 | Joseph R. Johnson |
| A turntable is rotated to wind the tape of a taped program thereon in equal lengths per revolution thereof. Each equal winding forces the preceeding windings inwardly on the turntable to assume progressively curving paths as the respective windings recede from the periphery of the turntable. Pressure pads are equally spaced around the periphery of the turntable and rotate therewith. The pressure pads extend radially, and frictionally engage the top edges of the tape windings which follow increasingly curved paths therebetween as the equal windings are forced inwardly by succeeding equal windings. The ends of the tape are connected leaving a portion of the closed loop formed thereby for engagement by associated apparatus and rendition thereby of the taped program. Since all of the windings on the turntable are of the same length per rotation thereof, tape can be simultaneously wound on and off the turntable as it is rotated with no slippage and friction between windings, and as the beginning and end of the taped program are joined, the program can be repeated for as many performances as desired, with only monitoring for mechanical failures required. | ||||||
| 15 | Tape transport apparatus | US677790 | 1976-04-16 | US4089488A | 1978-05-16 | Kiyosi Isikawa |
| A tape transport apparatus comprising a drive pulley, a driven pulley, a belt of an elastic material passing about the drive and driven pulleys, a supply and a takeup roll of pliable tape both urged against the belt at substantially diametrically opposite sides of the driven pulley. When the belt runs, a tensioned portion and a slackened portion are formed in the belt at the opposite sides of the pulleys. The slackened and tensioned portions are in frictional contact with the supply and takeup rolls, respectively, to rotate them so that the tape is withdrawn from the supply roll and wound onto the takeup roll. The tensioned belt portion has a smaller cross-sectional area than the slackened belt portion so that the former portion runs at a higher speed than the latter. The speed difference causes the tape to be wound on the takeup roll at a higher speed than where it is withdrawn from the supply roll until the tape becomes properly tensioned between the supply and takeup rolls. | ||||||
| 16 | Center feed unwinder | US411738 | 1973-11-01 | US4037803A | 1977-07-26 | Paul E. Becking |
| Tape unwinder wherein such tape is unwound from the center of a roll. A central cone portion includes area having a low coefficient of friction as well as other area having a high coefficient. A braking device is engageable with such unwinder on tension being relieved. | ||||||
| 17 | Slide tray and tape cassette container | US648478 | 1976-01-12 | US4009781A | 1977-03-01 | Paul G. Agnew; Stephen P. Becker |
| A container for shipping, storing and organizing a slide tray and associated tape cassette formed from rigid material comprised of a first compartment for receipt of a slide tray and second compartment for receipt of a tape cassette. Cushioning means can be provided within the first compartment and on the inside of the top casing. | ||||||
| 18 | Reel assembly | US476091 | 1974-06-03 | US3934840A | 1976-01-27 | Katsu Inaga |
| A reel assembly includes a flexible tape drawing member with a required length, a connecting means connected to the top end of the flexible tape drawing member and a reel hub with at least one cut-out portion. Another tape-like member is connected to the flexible tape drawing member through the connecting means. When the flexible tape drawing member and the tape-like member are wound around the reel hub on the automatic loading operation of a VTR or tape recorder, the connecting means is led into the cut-out portion. Therefore, the tape-like member can be orderly wound in circle around the reel hub without wrinkling. | ||||||
| 19 | Web storage apparatus | US19386071 | 1971-10-29 | US3860190A | 1975-01-14 | BOLICK JR FRED C |
| Apparatus for storing a quantity of a web such as magnetic recording tape and for transferring such tape to and from a cassette or like container. The apparatus provides a receptacle for receiving a tape cassette and includes a rotary hub onto which a partial or complete quantity of the tape in the cassette can be wound. The tape storage hub can be provided with a removable sleeve onto which the tape is wound, with the sleeve being sufficiently flexible to assume a relatively flattened position when removed from the hub.
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| 20 | Tape cassette holder | US3764003D | 1971-01-28 | US3764003A | 1973-10-09 | LOSS M |
| A holder for storing protective cases for tape cassettes is provided. The holder comprises a rectangular enclosure which is sealed off at one end by a resilient wall member and is at least partially sealed off at its other end by a resilient retaining wall member. The enclosure is adapted to quite snugly receive the number of protective cases to be stored since additional room need not be allowed to permit one to reach into the enclosure to effect removal of one of the protective cases. Such removal is readily effected by pushing on the resilient wall member and forcing the desired protective case to at least partially move out of the enclosure so that it can be grasped.
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