| 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 | 电源按钮模组及采用该电源按钮模组的电子装置 | CN200910308744.9 | 2009-10-23 | CN102044364A | 2011-05-04 | 代斌 |
| 一种电源按钮模组，包括印刷电路板、与印刷电路板固定连接的支撑件、按压开关及设置于按压开关与印刷电路板之间的弹性件。弹性件形成有弹性抵持按压开关的抵持部。弹性件与支撑件固定连接。弹性件与按压开关其中之一形成有卡钩，另一个形成有与该卡钩相卡持的卡持部。上述电源按钮模组便于组装，其弹性件与按压开关相卡持可准确定位，从而提供适当的弹力，使按压开关具有较佳的手感。本发明还提供一种采用上述电源按钮模组的电子装置。 | ||||||
| 2 | 电源按钮模组及采用该电源按钮模组的电子装置 | CN200910308712.9 | 2009-10-23 | CN102044362A | 2011-05-04 | 代斌 |
| 一种电源按钮模组，包括印刷电路板、与印刷电路板固定连接的支撑件及按压开关。该支撑件一体形成有弹性抵持该按压开关的抵持部。该支撑件与该按压开关其中之一形成有卡钩，另一个形成有与该卡钩相卡持的卡持部。上述电源按钮模组具有结构简单且便于组装的优点。本发明还提供一种采用上述电源按钮模组的电子装置。 | ||||||
| 3 | 按键组件及具有该按键组件的电子装置 | CN200810301118.2 | 2008-04-14 | CN101562085A | 2009-10-21 | 施政; 张智强 |
| 本发明提供一种按键组件，其包括一按压面、一与该按压面相对的配合面。所述按压面上间隔地凸设有若干按键，该配合面上设有若干凸柱及若干隔离凸块。其中，所述若干凸柱分别对应地凸设于该配合面上与所述按键相对位置处，所述隔离凸块分别对应地凸设于所述每相邻二按键之间。本发明还涉及一种具有该按键组件的电子装置。 | ||||||
| 4 | 电源按钮模组及采用该电源按钮模组的电子装置 | CN200910308743.4 | 2009-10-23 | CN102044363B | 2014-01-15 | 代斌 |
| 一种电源按钮模组，包括印刷电路板、支撑件及按压开关。印刷电路板与支撑件固定连接，印刷电路板设有若干电性接点及邻近电性接点设置的弹片。弹片弹性抵持该按压开关。支撑件形成有相邻设置的两个卡钩，该按压开关形成有与该两个卡钩相卡持的卡持部，该卡持部包括与该两个卡钩相卡持的台阶面以及由该台阶面的侧边延伸形成的抵挡部，该抵挡部延伸至该两个卡钩之间并与该两个卡钩相配合以限制该按压开关相对该支撑件转动。上述电源按钮模组的支撑件与按压开关相互卡持可准确定位，具有便于组装的优点。本发明还提供一种采用上述电源按钮模组的电子装置。 | ||||||
| 5 | 按键组件及具有该按键组件的电子装置 | CN200810301118.2 | 2008-04-14 | CN101562085B | 2012-07-25 | 施政; 张智强 |
| 本发明提供一种按键组件，其包括一按压面、一与该按压面相对的配合面。所述按压面上间隔地凸设有若干按键，该配合面上设有若干凸柱及若干隔离凸块。其中，所述若干凸柱分别对应地凸设于该配合面上与所述按键相对位置处，所述隔离凸块分别对应地凸设于所述每相邻二按键之间。本发明还涉及一种具有该按键组件的电子装置。 | ||||||
| 6 | 电源按钮模组及采用该电源按钮模组的电子装置 | CN200910308743.4 | 2009-10-23 | CN102044363A | 2011-05-04 | 代斌 |
| 一种电源按钮模组，包括印刷电路板、支撑件及按压开关。印刷电路板与支撑件固定连接，印刷电路板设有若干电性接点及邻近电性接点设置的弹片。弹片弹性抵持该按压开关。支撑件与按压开关其中之一形成有卡钩，另一个形成有与该卡钩相卡持的卡持部。上述电源按钮模组的支撑件与按压开关相互卡持可准确定位，具有便于组装的优点。本发明还提供一种采用上述电源按钮模组的电子装置。 | ||||||
| 7 | Switch assembly and method for forming same | JP17139984 | 1984-08-17 | JPS6062019A | 1985-04-10 | SAMII GUREI KIIHEI; JIEIMUZU RANDOORU SHIYURANTSU; DONARUDO GUREI SUTEIRII |
| 8 | Film switch assembly for cathode ray tube and its mounting means | JP23997283 | 1983-12-21 | JPS59138039A | 1984-08-08 | JIYATSUKU JIYAKOUBASU HIRUHOOS; DONARUDO GUREI SUTEIRII |
| 9 | A spherically shaped switch assembly öand apparatus and method for forming same | EP84305307 | 1984-08-03 | EP0135333A3 | 1986-04-09 | Keahey, Sammie Gray; Schlunz, James Randall; Stillie, Donald Gray |
A spherically shaped membrane switch assembly (10) for attaching to generally spherical surfaces such as cathode ray tubes (12) is disclosed. Also disclosed are a method and apparatus for forming layers of flexible film used in the assembly 10. The assembly is comprised of two layers (20, 22) of transparent film having spaced-apart conductors (28) on the internal surfaces (24, 26) of both layers (20, 22). The internal surfaces (24, 26) are separated by spacing means (32), the spacing means (32) being discontinuous at the switch sites (30). The conductors (28) on the two layers (20, 22) cross and are spaced apart at the switch sites (30). The layers of the assembly (10) are spherically formed to the same radius as the spherical surface on which the assembly (10) is to be mounted. The assembly layers are formed by placing at least one film layer between two parallel retaining layers (122, 124) of thermoplastic film. The retaining layers (122. 124) are held between convex and concave surfaces while heat is applied to at least one of the retaining layers until the assembly layer attains the desired spherical shape. The assembly (10) mounts flush to the spherical surface and conforms uniformly to its surface thus reducing distortion and parallax. |
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| 10 | SECURITY POWER INTERRUPT | EP95904980.0 | 1994-12-21 | EP0737344B1 | 1997-10-01 | Lax, Steven A.; Keizer, Daniel James; Muylwyk, Robert K. |
| A security electrical interrupt device (10) for preventing unauthorized usage of an electrical appliance (11) such as an electric stove, while retaining operation of auxiliary electrical equipment such as the lights and an electrical clock. The device (10) comprises a relay (33) controlled by a micro-processor based programmable controller (26) which measures the amount of electrical supply current drawn by the appliance (11). A software computer program stored in the micro-controller (26) commands the relay (33) to disconnect the supply power if any person attempts to operate any part of the appliance (11) which draws electrical current exceeding a present limit while the controller (26) is in the interrupt mode. The micro-controller (26) is programmed to enter the interrupt mode by 1) key sequences entered on a small detachable key pad (27), 2) when a programmed amount of time has elapsed since the last authorized usage, or 3) by removal of the detachable key pad (27). The micro-controller (26) restores full supply power to the appliance (11) by key sequences entered on the key pad (27). | ||||||
| 11 | A membrane switch assembly for cathode ray tubes and mounting thereof | EP83307522.9 | 1983-12-09 | EP0113211A2 | 1984-07-11 | Hilhorst, Jacques Jacobus; Stillie, Donald Gray |
A transparent membrane switch assembly (10) and mounting means (118) for mounting the assembly (10) to a cathode ray tube (CRT) (68) are disclosed. The assembly (10, 10') is comprised of two layers (12, 16) of transparent film having spaced-apart parallel double fineline conductors (20) deposited on the internal surfaces (14, 18) of both layers (12, 16). The mounting means (118) comprise extension (114) protruding from the perimeter (116) of at least one of the layers of film, and a patch of a coupled fastening assembly (120) attached to each extension (114). Each fastening assembly comprises two separable parts, an outer surface (124) of one part being attachable to a side surface of a CRT when the switch assembly is registered with the CRT face. |
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| 12 | SECURITY POWER INTERRUPT | EP95904980.0 | 1994-12-21 | EP0737344A1 | 1996-10-16 | Lax, Steven A.; Keizer, Daniel James; Muylwyk, Robert K. |
| A security electrical interrupt device (10) for preventing unauthorized usage of an electrical appliance (11) such as an electric stove, while retaining operation of auxiliary electrical equipment such as the lights and an electrical clock. The device (10) comprises a relay (33) controlled by a micro-processor based programmable controller (26) which measures the amount of electrical supply current drawn by the appliance (11). A software computer program stored in the micro-controller (26) commands the relay (33) to disconnect the supply power if any person attempts to operate any part of the appliance (11) which draws electrical current exceeding a present limit while the controller (26) is in the interrupt mode. The micro-controller (26) is programmed to enter the interrupt mode by 1) key sequences entered on a small detachable key pad (27), 2) when a programmed amount of time has elapsed since the last authorized usage, or 3) by removal of the detachable key pad (27). The micro-controller (26) restores full supply power to the appliance (11) by key sequences entered on the key pad (27). | ||||||
| 13 | A membrane switch assembly for cathode ray tubes and mounting thereof | EP83307522 | 1983-12-09 | EP0113211A3 | 1986-05-21 | Hilhorst, Jacques Jacobus; Stillie, Donald Gray |
A transparent membrane switch assembly (10) and mounting means (118) for mounting the assembly (10) to a cathode ray tube (CRT) (68) are disclosed. The assembly (10, 10') is comprised of two layers (12, 16) of transparent film having spaced-apart parallel double fineline conductors (20) deposited on the internal surfaces (14, 18) of both layers (12, 16). The mounting means (118) comprise extension (114) protruding from the perimeter (116) of at least one of the layers of film, and a patch of a coupled fastening assembly (120) attached to each extension (114). Each fastening assembly comprises two separable parts, an outer surface (124) of one part being attachable to a side surface of a CRT when the switch assembly is registered with the CRT face. |
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| 14 | A spherically shaped switch assembly öand apparatus and method for forming same | EP84305307.5 | 1984-08-03 | EP0135333A2 | 1985-03-27 | Keahey, Sammie Gray; Schlunz, James Randall; Stillie, Donald Gray |
A spherically shaped membrane switch assembly (10) for attaching to generally spherical surfaces such as cathode ray tubes (12) is disclosed. Also disclosed are a method and apparatus for forming layers of flexible film used in the assembly 10. The assembly is comprised of two layers (20, 22) of transparent film having spaced-apart conductors (28) on the internal surfaces (24, 26) of both layers (20, 22). The internal surfaces (24, 26) are separated by spacing means (32), the spacing means (32) being discontinuous at the switch sites (30). The conductors (28) on the two layers (20, 22) cross and are spaced apart at the switch sites (30). The layers of the assembly (10) are spherically formed to the same radius as the spherical surface on which the assembly (10) is to be mounted. The assembly layers are formed by placing at least one film layer between two parallel retaining layers (122, 124) of thermoplastic film. The retaining layers (122. 124) are held between convex and concave surfaces while heat is applied to at least one of the retaining layers until the assembly layer attains the desired spherical shape. The assembly (10) mounts flush to the spherical surface and conforms uniformly to its surface thus reducing distortion and parallax. |
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| 15 | Electronics toy play set | US10660967 | 2003-09-12 | US09457281B1 | 2016-10-04 | Peter Ar-Fu Lam |
| A toy play set comprising a master toy member structured to interface with a family of accessory toy members. Each accessory toy member comprises an electronics identification means to be recognized by said master toy member. Each accessory toy member is also programmable to modify the personal characteristics of said accessory toy member according to a game play. | ||||||
| 16 | Side keypad assembly and portable electronic device using the same | US12398447 | 2009-03-05 | US08427345B2 | 2013-04-23 | Zheng Shi; Chih-Chiang Chang |
| A side keypad assembly includes a pressing surface, an opposite mating surface. The pressing surface includes a plurality of keypads protruded thereon. The mating surface includes a plurality of stepped columns protruded thereon corresponding to the plurality of keypads respectively and a plurality of separating protrusions corresponding to the conjoint portions between every two keypads respectively. The invention also provides a portable electronic device using the side keypad assembly. | ||||||
| 17 | Key pad assembly and electronic device having the same | US11428049 | 2006-06-30 | US07696425B2 | 2010-04-13 | Seoung-Myun Oh |
| A keypad assembly, which includes at least one key configured to be provided at an outer surface of a body of an electronic device, a substrate including at least one switch that closes when the at least one key is depressed, and a supporting plate configured to detachably attach to an inner surface of the body of the electronic device, the supporting plate fixing the at least one key and the substrate to the body of the electronic device. | ||||||
| 18 | TV mute finger ring | US11450947 | 2006-06-09 | USRE40956E1 | 2009-11-10 | William P. Murray, Jr. |
| TV Mute Finger Ring with a hollow C shaped finger ring housing. The housing contains the standard electronics and IR transmitting LED associated with activating the mute function of a standard TV. The housing also contains a battery type electrical power source. The C shaped ring housing has a loop type fastener strip attached to one end of the C shape and a hook type fastening panel affixed to the opposite end of the C shape so that said loop type fastener can removably attach to said hook fastener thereby forming a full ring that can be worn on the user's forefinger. The C shaped housing contains a momentary on-off switch and attached outwardly accessible switch cover located in a position where the user's thumb can easily reach said switch cover. The IR transmitter is covered by a transparent plastic lens that is flush with the outer surface of said C shaped housing. The plastic lens is positioned so that said lens and said IR transmitting LED are pointed outwardly in the general direction of said TV. | ||||||
| 19 | SIDE KEYPAD ASSEMBLY AND PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE USING THE SAME | US12398447 | 2009-03-05 | US20090256727A1 | 2009-10-15 | ZHENG SHI; CHIH-CHIANG CHANG |
| A side keypad assembly includes a pressing surface, an opposite mating surface. The pressing surface includes a plurality of keypads protruded thereon. The mating surface includes a plurality of stepped columns protruded thereon corresponding to the plurality of keypads respectively and a plurality of separating protrusions corresponding to the conjoint portions between every two keypads respectively. The invention also provides a portable electronic device using the side keypad assembly. | ||||||
| 20 | Providing input data | US11601044 | 2006-11-17 | US20070146313A1 | 2007-06-28 | Andrew Newman; Tania Beagley; Stuart Walkington |
| Apparatus for covering a portable computer of the type provided with a touch screen as an alternative to a keyboard. A rectangular fabric bag has an opening at one of the smaller ends of the rectangle for receiving the portable computer. The bag includes a fabric surface sensitive to the manual application of pressure, key positions defined on the fabric surface and a control circuit for identifying mechanical interactions to generate output data. The portable computer includes an interface and executable instructions for interpreting said output data. The interface may be a mechanical interface or a radio interface. | ||||||
