| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 计算机键盘 | CN201510165394.0 | 2015-04-09 | CN104851729A | 2015-08-19 | 何勇; 商信华; 赵喜玲; 王同军; 李君茹; 刘苓; 马健; 张伯昆; 孙剑; 陈卓; 张莉 |
| 本发明一种计算机键盘，包括一键盘主体、防护盖及一枢转连接所述防护盖与键盘主体的枢转装置，其中所述键盘主体包括：一导光板；一薄膜电路板，设置于所述导光板上，所述薄膜电路板由透光材料组成；按键模块，设置于所述薄膜电路板上，所述按键模块包含多个按键，且所述多个按键分别对应于所述导光板；以及至少一发光元件，设置于所述导光板入光部侧，用以朝所述导光板内投射一光线，所述光线于所述导光板内扩散，并通过所述导光板引至所述多个按键；所述按键的内壁上设有电热丝，所述电热丝的一端通过所述发热开关连接所述键盘主体的内部发热电路板的一电压引脚，所述电热丝的另一端连接所述键盘主体的内部电路板的一接地引脚。 | ||||||
| 2 | 火焰淬熄键盘组件 | CN201280003075.4 | 2012-08-03 | CN103125007B | 2016-10-26 | 阿特·琼斯; 爱德华·J·贝利 |
| 本发明公开一种过程分析装置(101)，包括具有设置在其中的电子元件的金属壳体(16)。壳体(16)包括具有基准表面(70，104)的壳体壁(54，76，102)。设置多个操作杆(58，106)。每个操作杆(58，106)被配置为通过在壳体壁(54，76，102)中的孔(60，1O8)，并且与壳体壁(54，76，102)配合，以提供火焰淬熄路径。设置有多个电气开关(84)，其中每个电气开关(84)与相应的操作杆(58，106)对准，并且远离基准表面(70，104)以受控距离安装。每个操作杆(58，106)通过火焰淬熄路径传送运动到相应的电气开关(84)。 | ||||||
| 3 | 气体断路器 | CN201510342119.1 | 2015-06-18 | CN105280429A | 2016-01-27 | 桥本裕明; 大久保健一 |
| 本发明提供使操作机构轻量化并且实现低温时稳定动作的气体断路器。气体断路器具有作为与断路弹簧(26)连接的主杆(5)的旋转轴的主轴(4)、作为与接通弹簧(28)连接的凸轮的旋转轴的凸轮轴(2)、保持主轴(4)的主轴保持部件(1c)和保持凸轮轴(2)的凸轮轴保持部件(1d)、以及保持主轴保持部件(1c)及凸轮轴保持部件(1d)的托架(1)，在主轴保持部件(1c)与凸轮轴保持部件(1d)之间的托架(1)的一部分设置贯通孔(76)，在贯通孔(76)的至少一部分配置有发热体(73)。 | ||||||
| 4 | 火焰淬熄键盘组件 | CN201280003075.4 | 2012-08-03 | CN103125007A | 2013-05-29 | 阿特·琼斯; 爱德华·J·贝利 |
| 本发明公开一种过程分析装置(101)，包括具有设置在其中的电子元件的金属壳体(16)。壳体(16)包括具有基准表面(70，104)的壳体壁(54，76，102)。设置多个操作杆(58，106)。每个操作杆(58，106)被配置为通过在壳体壁(54，76，102)中的孔(60，1O8)，并且与壳体壁(54，76，102)配合，以提供火焰淬熄路径。设置有多个电气开关(84)，其中每个电气开关(84)与相应的操作杆(58，106)对准，并且远离基准表面(70，104)以受控距离安装。每个操作杆(58，106)通过火焰淬熄路径传送运动到相应的电气开关(84)。 | ||||||
| 5 | Gas circuit breaker | US14726804 | 2015-06-01 | US09324510B2 | 2016-04-26 | Hiroaki Hashimoto; Kenichi Okubo |
| The gas circuit breaker includes a main shaft which is a rotating shaft of a main lever connected to an opening spring, a cam shaft which is a rotating shaft of a cam connected to a closing spring, a main shaft holding member which holds the main shaft, a cam shaft holding member which holds the cam shaft, and a bracket which holds the main shaft holding member and the cam shaft holding member. A through hole is provided in a portion of the bracket between the main shaft holding member and the cam shaft holding member, and a heat generating member is provided at least on a portion of the through hole. | ||||||
| 6 | FLAME-QUENCHING KEYPAD ASSEMBLY | US13566380 | 2012-08-03 | US20130032461A1 | 2013-02-07 | Arthur T. Jones, JR.; Edward J. Bailey |
| A process analytic device includes a metallic enclosure having electronics disposed therein. The enclosure has an enclosure wall with a reference surface. A plurality of operating rods is provided. Each operating rod is configured to pass through an aperture in the enclosure wall and to cooperate with the enclosure wall to provide a flame quenching pathway. A plurality of electrical switches is provided where each electrical switch is aligned with a respective operating rod, and is mounted a controlled distance from the reference surface. Each operating rod transfers movement to a respective electrical switch through the flame quenching pathway. | ||||||
| 7 | Vehicular operation switch and method for controlling the same | US11822747 | 2007-07-10 | US20080011595A1 | 2008-01-17 | Tatsuo Saito |
| An operation switch for a vehicle includes a light source and a grease. The light source is provided to illuminate a switch knob from a rear face side of the switch knob. The grease is applied to a sliding part. The light source is forcibly activated based on temperature information in a passenger compartment of the vehicle. | ||||||
| 8 | Switching apparatus with an actuating shaft | US10729821 | 2003-12-05 | US07175390B2 | 2007-02-13 | Aloys Wobben |
| A switching apparatus having an actuating shaft, an actuator, at least one switch and a housing. A switching apparatus is in the form of at least one actuating guide which is connected with a first actuating guide portion to the actuating shaft and which with a second actuating guide portion at least partially embraces the actuating shaft at a predetermined spacing, wherein provided on the convex side of the second actuating guide portion is an actuating track for the switch or switches, insofar as at least one predetermined position the spacing between the outer peripheral edge and the actuating shaft is greater for a predetermined arcuate dimension than at other positions of the second actuating guide portion. | ||||||
| 9 | Switching apparatus with an actuating shaft | US10729821 | 2003-12-05 | US20040165987A1 | 2004-08-26 | Aloys Wobben |
| The present invention concerns a switching apparatus having an actuating shaft, an actuator, at least one switch and a housing. A switching apparatus in the form of at least one actuating guide which is connected with a first actuating guide portion to the actuating shaft and which with a second actuating guide portion at least partially embraces the actuating shaft at a predetermined spacing, wherein provided on the convex side of the second actuating guide portion is an actuating track for the switch or switches, insofar as at at least one predetermined position the spacing between the outer peripheral edge and the actuating shaft is greater for a predetermined arcuate dimension than at other positions of the second actuating guide portion. | ||||||
| 10 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR CONTROLLING RELAYS OF IN-VEHICLE MOTOR | US15745801 | 2015-07-31 | US20180233311A1 | 2018-08-16 | Taku SUZUKI; Takafumi KAMEMURA; Yuki MIYASHITA; Masaki SHIBUYA; Hirotaka MORI; Tsubasa TAMURA |
| A relay control method is provided for controlling an in-vehicle motor that includes a steering angle main control module. The main control module has a power supply relay is connected to a battery, a motor drive circuit connected to a fixed contact of the power supply relay via a bus bar, and a phase relay connected to the motor drive circuit via a bus bar. The motor drive circuit contacts a heat radiation part that has a higher thermal conductivity than the power supply relay. After the ignition is turned off and with the switches for the power supply relay and the phase relay remaining in the on state, a motor energization control is performed for maintaining a rotation stop state in the motor for a predetermined time, and after the predetermined time has elapsed, the switch of the power supply relay is switched to off. | ||||||
| 11 | FLOW SWITCH ASSEMBLY FEATURING TWO-PART BASE ASSEMBLY WITH NON-METALLIC UPPER PART AND METALLIC LOWER PART | US14452990 | 2014-08-06 | US20150041700A1 | 2015-02-12 | Nimesh Pratapbhai KARIA; Girish Subhash MUKKAWAR; Navalkishor Birdhilal AGRAWAL; Brijeshkumar Kantilal MEGHPARA |
| A low water cut-off switch assembly features a two-part base assembly having a lower base part and an upper base part. The lower base part is made from a metallic material, configured to be adapted on piping having a fluid flow, and also configured with a central orifice to receive a paddle arm that pivots on an axis in response to the fluid flow in the piping. The upper base part is made from a non-metallic material, configured with a corresponding central orifice to receive the paddle arm, and configured with a channel to receive a pivot arm to mount and allow the paddle arm to pivot on the axis in order to actuate an ON/OFF switch in response to the fluid flow. The non-metallic material of the upper base part has a substantially lower coefficient of heat transfer than the metallic material of the lower base part, so as to substantially reduce condensation build-up in the low water cut-off switch, e.g., especially when the low water cut-off switch is used in applications exposed to temperatures below freezing, including chiller applications. | ||||||
| 12 | Warmed computer input peripherals for keeping a computer user's hand and fingers warm and comfortable | US779000 | 1997-01-03 | US5828034A | 1998-10-27 | Wen-Lung Chang |
| Computer input peripherals such as keyboards, mouse pointers, mouse pads, wrist rests and the like are described which include an internal or external source of thermal energy for radiantly, conductively and/or convectively keeping a computer user's hands and fingers warm and comfortable in cold environments. | ||||||
| 13 | Motor operator for a power line phase switch | US684981 | 1996-08-22 | US5804930A | 1998-09-08 | Andrew S. Panto |
| A motor operator is configured to provide local and remote operation of a power line phase switch. The motor operator has its components individually enclosed in a component enclosure and further enclosed in a main enclosure, allowing isolation and protection of the components from the environment and operators. A gear box includes a worm gear reducer submersed in oil providing a no maintenance gear train that makes continuous braking unnecessary by virtue of the inherently self-locking nature of the worm gear. The motor operator also includes a plurality of limit and auxiliary switches providing local and remote indication of switch position. The switches are each independently adjustable using cam adjustment collars. The overall configuration of the motor operator provides safe, reliable and cost effective phase switch operation. | ||||||
| 14 | Switch assembly | US661375 | 1991-02-28 | US5193669A | 1993-03-16 | Gregory B. Demeo; Henry E. Molvar; David R. Bergerson |
| A switch assembly comprising a housing, a rigid operating member mounted for movement relative to the housing and accessible to an operator, an electrical contact operable by movement of the operating member from a rest position to an operative position relative to the housing, a flexible seal between the operating member and the electrical contact and capable of transmitting operative movement of the operating member to the contact while preventing passage of moisture and other contaminants from the region of the operating member to the contact, and, a limit preventing movement of the operating member relative to the contact beyond the position at which the contact is operated. The switch can include further operating members and associated contacts and limits carried by the housing and if desired the assembly can incorporate a heater for heating the operating member region of the assembly. | ||||||
| 15 | PUSH SWITCH | US15935552 | 2018-03-26 | US20180218854A1 | 2018-08-02 | Junichi Miyamoto |
| A push switch includes a base member including a depressed accommodating part, a fixed contact member provided and exposed in the accommodating part of the base member, a movable contact member installed in the accommodating part and including a dome part configured to be reversible to contact the fixed contact member, a sheet member installed to cover the accommodating part and hold the movable contact member, a pusher member installed between the top of the dome part and the sheet member, and a sheet-shaped reinforcing member formed of a material having a lower coefficient of thermal expansion than the sheet member. The reinforcing member is installed over the sheet member. | ||||||
| 16 | Flow switch assembly featuring two-part base assembly with non-metallic upper part and metallic lower part | US14452990 | 2014-08-06 | US09714717B2 | 2017-07-25 | Nimesh Pratapbhai Karia; Girish Subhash Mukkawar; Navalkishor Birdhilal Agrawal; Brijeshkumar Kantilal Meghpara |
| A flow switch assembly features a two-part base assembly having lower and upper base parts. The lower base part is made from a metallic material, adapted on piping having a fluid flow, and configured with a central orifice to receive a paddle arm that pivots on an axis and responds to fluid flow in the piping. The upper base part is made from a non-metallic material, configured with a corresponding central orifice to receive the paddle arm, and configured with a channel to receive a pivot arm to mount and allow the paddle arm to pivot on the axis to actuate an ON/OFF switch in response to fluid flow. The non-metallic material has a lower coefficient of heat transfer than the metallic material to reduce condensation build-up in the flow switch assembly when the flow switch assembly is used in cold applications and exposed to temperatures below freezing. | ||||||
| 17 | Gas Circuit Breaker | US14726804 | 2015-06-01 | US20150380179A1 | 2015-12-31 | Hiroaki HASHIMOTO; Kenichi OKUBO |
| The gas circuit breaker includes a main shaft which is a rotating shaft of a main lever connected to an opening spring, a cam shaft which is a rotating shaft of a cam connected to a closing spring, a main shaft holding member which holds the main shaft, a cam shaft holding member which holds the cam shaft, and a bracket which holds the main shaft holding member and the cam shaft holding member. A through hole is provided in a portion of the bracket between the main shaft holding member and the cam shaft holding member, and a heat generating member is provided at least on a portion of the through hole. | ||||||
| 18 | Flame-quenching keypad assembly | US13566380 | 2012-08-03 | US09006590B2 | 2015-04-14 | Edward J. Bailey; Arthur T. Jones, Jr. |
| A process analytic device includes a metallic enclosure having electronics disposed therein. The enclosure has an enclosure wall with a reference surface. A plurality of operating rods is provided. Each operating rod is configured to pass through an aperture in the enclosure wall and to cooperate with the enclosure wall to provide a flame quenching pathway. A plurality of electrical switches is provided where each electrical switch is aligned with a respective operating rod, and is mounted a controlled distance from the reference surface. Each operating rod transfers movement to a respective electrical switch through the flame quenching pathway. | ||||||
| 19 | Vehicular operation switch and method for controlling the same | US11822747 | 2007-07-10 | US07989715B2 | 2011-08-02 | Tatsuo Saito |
| An operation switch for a vehicle includes a light source and a grease. The light source is provided to illuminate a switch knob from a rear face side of the switch knob. The grease is applied to a sliding part. The light source is forcibly activated based on temperature information in a passenger compartment of the vehicle. | ||||||
| 20 | Motor operator for a power line phase switch | US148831 | 1998-09-04 | US6031347A | 2000-02-29 | Andrew S. Panto |
| A motor operator is configured to provide local and remote operation of a power line phase switch. The motor operator has its components individually enclosed in a component enclosure and further enclosed in a main enclosure, allowing isolation and protection of the components from the environment and operators. A gear box includes a worm gear reducer submersed in oil providing a no maintenance gear train that makes continuous braking unnecessary by virtue of the inherently self-locking nature of the worm gear. The motor operator also includes a plurality of limit and auxiliary switches providing local and remote indication of switch position. The switches are each independently adjustable using cam adjustment collars. The overall configuration of the motor operator provides safe, reliable and cost effective phase switch operation. | ||||||
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