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| 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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| 21 | Flexible foldable keyboard | US10507324 | 2003-03-11 | US07213991B2 | 2007-05-08 | Christopher Chapman; David Lee Sandbach; Stuart Walkington; Timothy Charles Andrew Fitzgerald |
| A flexible foldable keyboard apparatus includes a flexible foldable keyboard (101) having a key defining plane (102), an interface device and phone supporting device (103). The phone supporting device (103) is arranged to unfold from a storage configuration, in which the phone supporting device (103) is folded onto the key defining plane (102) to allow the key defining plane (102) to be wrapped around the phone supporting device (103), to present a telephone supporting configuration, in which the phone supporting device (103) is configured to receive a mobile telephone (401). The phone supporting device (103) is configured to support a mobile telephone (401) in an orientation in which an electrical connection is provided between the interface device and the electrical connectors of the mobile telephone (401), such that the mobile telephone (401) and the flexible foldable keyboard (101) are in electrical communication. | ||||||
| 22 | Ergonomic snow plow control system | US10956539 | 2004-10-01 | US20050039968A1 | 2005-02-24 | John Lashua |
| Ergonomic plow control system has a housing which can be mounted to a component in a cab of a vehicle; and a switch pad having control keys, the pad mounted in the housing such that the keys are readily accessible to an operator of the vehicle during plowing operation such as shifting and/or steering. A securing member, which may be in a form of a strap system, may be attached to the housing away from the pad and keys for mounting the housing to the cab component. The housing may have a channel or a cannulation for mounting to the cab component. The switch pad may include an arrangement for control of a straight plow and/or of a V-plow having a central element divided into a plurality of independently actuatable switches as for controlling orientation of the plow; and at least one laterally disposed switch set for controlling vertical adjustment of the plow. Another switch set as for controlling “on-off” of the plow may be provided. The housing may be resilient, making for increased comfort especially in long-term operation. Also, the control system can be wireless and remote. | ||||||
| 23 | Ergonomic snow plow control system | US10236374 | 2002-09-06 | US06852934B1 | 2005-02-08 | John A. Lashua |
| Ergonomic plow control system has a housing which can be mounted to a component in a cab of a vehicle; and a switch pad having control keys, the pad mounted in the housing such that the keys are readily accessible to an operator of the vehicle during plowing operation such as shifting and/or steering. A securing member may be attached to the housing away from the pad and keys for mounting the housing to the cab component. The switch pad may include an arrangement for control of a straight plow and/or of a V-plow having a central element divided into a plurality of independently actuatable switches as for controlling orientation of the plow; and at least one laterally disposed switch set for controlling vertical adjustment of the plow. Another switch set as for controlling “on-off” of the plow may be provided. The housing may be resilient, making for increased comfort especially in long-term operation. Also, the control system can be wireless and remote. | ||||||
| 24 | Airbag module cover with attached horn switch and method of producing same | US383972 | 1995-02-06 | US5523532A | 1996-06-04 | F. Paul Leonelli; Wael S. Elqadah; Ronald A. Prescaro; Tae Y. Kwak |
| A plurality of spaced pairs of stakes are molded on the back of an airbag module cover. A horn switch assembly which is to be mounted on the back of the airbag module cover has a plurality of spaced pairs of openings along the perimeter thereof which are complementary to and are adapted to receive the spaced pairs of stakes on the cover. Subsequent to the positioning of the pairs of stakes in the complementary pairs of openings, the distal ends of the stake pairs are formed into a unitary bridge by heating. The bridge shaped heat staking thus employed thereby locks the horn switch on the back of the airbag module cover to prevent separation of the switch and cover on the deployment of the airbag and provide a much stronger attachment than standard methods of heat staking. | ||||||
| 25 | Key guide apparatus for electronic musical instrument | US602591 | 1990-10-24 | US5070218A | 1991-12-03 | Masanori Katsuta |
| A key guide apparatus for an electronic musical instrument, having a plurality of keyboard switches, such as an electronic organ. Keyboard switches utilizing a movable contact are contained in a flexible member and stationary contacts are disposed on a switch base plate which is attached to a lower surface of a keyboard frame in a cantilevered manner. An integrally formed key guide having a plurality of key guide pieces and a retaining member is attached to the keyboard frame such that the retaining member is in contact with the switch base plate to prevent the base plate from deflecting, which would result in time delay after depression of the keys. | ||||||
| 26 | Flexible diaphragm keypad and method of manufacture | US683892 | 1984-12-20 | US4609791A | 1986-09-02 | Jean-Pierre Abbat |
| A keypad is formed of a set of transparent buttons slidably located within apertures of a grid. The grid has sidewalls for engagement with the base of a printed circuit board. Switch assemblies are provided by conductive elastomeric domes formed of a single sheet of elastomeric material disposed between the printed circuit board and the buttons. Integrally formed within a concave side of each dome is a contact region driven by a displacement of a button towards the printed cirucit board. An insulating layer above strip conductors of the circuit board is perforated at sites of the switches to allow the contact region to touch the exposed portions of the conductors to complete an electrical circuit. A dome deforms with springiness which urges the dome back to its original shape upon release of a button by a user of the keypad. Manufacture of the keypad is facilitated by construction of a set of the butons on a webbing which maintains alignment of the buttons as they are secured to the respective domes. The webbing is later removed to permit insertion of the buttons into apertures of the grid. | ||||||
| 27 | Thin display device | JP2007123260 | 2007-05-08 | JP2008281610A | 2008-11-20 | FUJIKAWA AKIHIRO |
| PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a thin display device in which a switch member is efficiently and accurately positioned and fixed. SOLUTION: The switch member 4 has: a switch member main body 4a provided with a plurality of switch parts 5; a columnar part 4b projecting from the center of the switch member main body 4a toward a rear cabinet 3; and a pair of brackets 4c projecting from both side ends of the switch member main body 4a sideways, wherein a pair of legs 15 for supporting each of the brackets 4c are provided in a protruded condition and integrally with a front cabinet 2, a pair of arms 21 is provided in a protruded condition and integrally with the rear cabinet 3 with the respective legs facing, the respective brackets 4c of the switch member 4 are mounted on the respective legs 15, the rear cabinet 3 is abut on the front cabinet 2, and a screw 16 is threaded into each leg 15 through each arm 21 and each bracket 4c to thereby firmly fix the switch member 4 and the rear cabinet 3 to the front cabinet 2. COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT | ||||||
| 28 | System and method for the control module of the portable electronic device | JP2007553186 | 2006-01-25 | JP2008529165A | 2008-07-31 | アンドレアス・ハース |
| 携帯型電子機器（２０）の制御モジュールを隠したり露出したりし、同時に、機器のオペレーティング・システムの状態を変更する手段として機能する、システム及び方法。 携帯形電子機器（２０）の制御モジュールを隠すことで、損傷、及び不注意によるコンピュータの起動からキー（２５）を保護する。 またその際、隠す動作が自動的にオペレーティング・システムを活性状態から不活性状態切り替える引き金となる。 携帯形電子機器の制御モジュール（２０）が露出される時、キー（２５）が操作可能となり、オペレーティング・システムが活性状態に切り替わる。 本発明の実施形態は、軸回動方法及び装置、スライド方法及び装置、及びカバー方法及び装置を含むものとする。 | ||||||
| 29 | Switching equipment | JP33644097 | 1997-11-20 | JP3118442B2 | 2000-12-18 | ニユーエン ヴアン−フング; マンツケ ウヴエ; シヨルツプ クルト; クリンク ジークフリート |
| 30 | Display part cover and operation panel apparatus provided therewith | JP3746094 | 1994-03-09 | JPH07249343A | 1995-09-26 | NAKAMURA FUMIHIKO |
| PURPOSE: To lower the cost relating to an operation input switch regarading a display part cover which can lower the cost and installed in a display part of an operational panel apparatus or another display part of an electronic apparatus and with which an operational panel apparatus is made easy for a user to operate. CONSTITUTION: A display part cover 1 to cover a display part of an operational panel A is installed and buttons 2, 3 of a push button switch to change functions of a compounded facsimile apparatus, e.g. from a facsimile function to a printer function or to an answer phone function, wherein the operational panel A is installed are unitedly formed in the cover 1. The cover 1 is two-tone color and composed of colorless transparent resin and opaque resin having a prescribed color. A groove 13 is formed in the boundary part of the main body 1a of the cover and the buttons 2, 3 and the boundary area is made thin and the buttons 2, 3 are connected with the main body 1a through the boundary part in the way the buttons 2, 3 can elastically swing. COPYRIGHT: (C)1995,JPO | ||||||
| 31 | SET TOP BOX HAVING RESET BUTTON AND LIGHT GUIDE | EP12754929 | 2012-03-07 | EP2684374A4 | 2015-11-18 | DERNIER WILLIAM PHILIP |
| A set top box comprises a front wall; a first printed circuit board on an interior surface of the front wall; an actuation reset switch on the first printed circuit board on a side of the first printed circuit board opposite the front wall; and a reset button assembly having a fulcrum between an activation end and reset button end, wherein the reset button end has a reset button and the activation end has an actuation prong, wherein the actuation prong faces the actuation reset switch and the reset button faces the same direction as actuation prong. | ||||||
| 32 | Display device | EP08008603.6 | 2008-05-07 | EP1990815A3 | 2010-04-07 | Fujikawa, Shinichi |
A display device includes a display screen, a front cabinet, a rear cabinet and a switch member. The front cabinet has a pair of front supporting portions. Each of the front supporting portions has a threaded hole. The rear cabinet has a pair of rear supporting portions. Each of the rear supporting portions has a first through hole. The switch member is fixedly coupled between the front cabinet and the rear cabinet with screws and has a pair of brackets. Each of the brackets has a second through hole, and is sandwiched between each pair of the front supporting portion and the rear supporting portion. The screws are inserted through the first through holes of the rear supporting portions and the second through holes of the brackets and threaded into the threaded holes of the front supporting portions.
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| 33 | Airbag module cover with attached horn switch and method of producing same | EP96300462.7 | 1996-01-24 | EP0724985A3 | 1996-11-20 | Leonelli, F. Paul; Elgadah, Wael S.; Prescaro, Ronald A.; Kwak, Tae Y. |
A plurality of spaced pairs of stakes (14a, 14b) are molded on the back (12) of an airbag module cover. A horn switch assembly (20) which is to be mounted on the back of the airbag module cover has a plurality of spaced pairs of openings (34a, 34b) along the perimeter thereof which are complementary to and are adapted to receive the spaced pairs of stakes on the cover. Subsequent to the positioning of the pairs of stakes in the complementary pairs of openings, the distal ends (41, 43) of the stake pairs are formed into a unitary bridge (50) by heating. The bridge shaped heat staking thus employed thereby locks the horn switch on the back of the airbag module cover to prevent separation of the switch and cover on the deployment of the airbag and provide a much stronger attachment than standard methods of heat staking. |
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| 34 | IMPROVEMENTS IN SWITCHES AND KEYBOARDS | EP85900720.5 | 1985-02-04 | EP0203068B1 | 1992-08-05 | SMITH, Brian, Douglas; HAYES-PANKHURST, Richard Paul |
| A low profile switch or keypad has one or more touch pads (14) formed integrally with and raised from a surrounding membrane or key mat (15) of elastomeric material by a wall (30) of resiliently deformable material of thickness and angle relative to the mat (15) so that the wall (30) can flex under finger pressure on the or each pad (14) without deflecting the surrounding membrane. The underside of each pad (14) is formed with a convex contact pad (29) dimensioned in relation to the pad diameter and travel and the length of wall (30) so that the pad (29) makes surface to surface contact with conductors (12), (13) of an underlying circuit board (10). The mat (15) is held in tension to the board (10) by a peripheral lip (16) into which the board (10) fits. The keyboard uses only two interfitting parts and needs no bezel but provides a tactile response to key depression. | ||||||
| 35 | DISPLAY DEVICE AND BUTTON MODULE THEREOF | US14705999 | 2015-05-07 | US20160225556A1 | 2016-08-04 | YAN PING WU; JITAO LI; SHAO BO PENG; WEI XU |
| A display device includes a casing, a device body, and a button module. The device body is disposed in the casing. The button module is disposed on the casing. The button module includes a button circuit board and a triggering member. The button circuit board is electrically connected to the device body. The triggering member is movably or rotatably disposed at a side of the button circuit board for moving or rotating to trigger the button circuit board so as to control the device body to execute a corresponding function. | ||||||
| 36 | Set top box having reset button and light guide | US14002197 | 2012-03-07 | US09363547B2 | 2016-06-07 | William Philip Dernier |
| A set top box comprises a front wall; a first printed circuit board on an interior surface of the front wall; an actuation reset switch on the first printed circuit board on a side of the first printed circuit board opposite the front wall; and a reset button assembly having a fulcrum between an activation end and reset button end, wherein the reset button end has a reset button and the activation end has an actuation prong, wherein the actuation prong faces the actuation reset switch and the reset button faces the same direction as actuation prong. | ||||||
| 37 | ELECTRONIC DEVICE WITH BUTTON | US14498244 | 2014-09-26 | US20150206671A1 | 2015-07-23 | LI-JUN YANG |
| An electronic device having a surface-mounted pressable button includes a shell, a pressing piece, a fixing piece, an adjusting piece, and a switch. The shell defines a receiving hole. The pressing piece is movably received in the receiving hole. The fixing piece is fixed in the electronic device and defines a first through hole facing the pressing piece. The adjusting piece is received in the first through hole and is movable along an axis of the first through hole. The switch faces the pressing piece and is fixed to the adjusting piece, and the depth of the switch within the first through hole is adjustable. | ||||||
| 38 | APPARATUS, SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A SIDE ACTUATOR ARRANGEMENT | US14468069 | 2014-08-25 | US20150075956A1 | 2015-03-19 | Jorma IKONEN |
| An apparatus and system for a side actuator arrangement is provided, as well as a substrate, and method of manufacturing the same, for a side actuator arrangement. In an example of an apparatus for a side actuator arrangement, the apparatus comprises a first part configured to mechanically interlock with an edge of a substrate so as to prevent movement of the apparatus with respect to the substrate in a direction parallel to the edge of the substrate; and a second part configured to receive an actuatable conductive member such that, when the conductive member is actuated, the conductive member is able to be brought into contact with at least a first region of the edge of the substrate. | ||||||
| 39 | SET TOP BOX HAVING RESET BUTTON AND LIGHT GUIDE | US14002197 | 2012-03-07 | US20130340025A1 | 2013-12-19 | William Philip Dernier |
| A set top box comprises a front wall; a first printed circuit board on an interior surface of the front wall; an actuation reset switch on the first printed circuit board on a side of the first printed circuit board opposite the front wall; and a reset button assembly having a fulcrum between an activation end and reset button end, wherein the reset button end has a reset button and the activation end has an actuation prong, wherein the actuation prong faces the actuation reset switch and the reset button faces the same direction as actuation prong. | ||||||
| 40 | Unitized Appliance Control Panel Assembly and Components of the Assembly | US13445575 | 2012-04-12 | US20120241303A1 | 2012-09-27 | Lee A. ROOSE; William M. MONSON; Michael P. RICKLEFS; Steven J. JOERGER |
| An electronics enclosure and associated components form a self-contained, unitized assembly including control buttons and illuminated indicator elements, that can be mated as a single piece with an outer user interface control panel fascia. A front panel of the electronics enclosure provides a mounting location for various buttons and lighted indicators that will show through mating apertures provided in the control panel fascia. This may include light pipe collars and integral spring levers. Specially configured cup structures may be integrally molded at the ends of the spring levers to provide electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection. A mount of planar spring button pieces on the front enclosure panel, over the associated spring levers, results in an assembly incorporating two springs serving to bias the associated button to its return position, and eliminating any rattle or looseness of the parts. | ||||||
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