Patent classifications
H01H13/28
Systems and methods for lighting spring loaded mechanical key switches
Systems and methods are disclosed that may be implemented to provide keycap lighting to a spring loaded mechanical key switch assembly using a light conductive structure, such as a light pipe, and without requiring a chassis housing of the mechanical key switch assembly to include a dedicated power-consuming light source mounted to or otherwise positioned at the location of the individual key switch assembly chassis housing. Additionally, the disclosed systems and methods may be implemented to use one or more common power-consuming light source/s to simultaneously provide key cap lighting to multiple such spring loaded mechanical key switch assemblies, for example, by feeding light to each key cap though a common light spreader and through an individual non-power consuming light pipe provided for each key switch assembly.
Systems and methods for lighting spring loaded mechanical key switches
Systems and methods are disclosed that may be implemented to provide keycap lighting to a spring loaded mechanical key switch assembly using a light conductive structure, such as a light pipe, and without requiring a chassis housing of the mechanical key switch assembly to include a dedicated power-consuming light source mounted to or otherwise positioned at the location of the individual key switch assembly chassis housing. Additionally, the disclosed systems and methods may be implemented to use one or more common power-consuming light source/s to simultaneously provide key cap lighting to multiple such spring loaded mechanical key switch assemblies, for example, by feeding light to each key cap though a common light spreader and through an individual non-power consuming light pipe provided for each key switch assembly.
ELECTRICAL PUSHBUTTON SNAP SWITCH WITH MEANS FOR IDENTIFYING THE POSITION OF THE PUSHBUTTON AND/OR OF THE DRIVING MEMBER
A switch comprising an actuation member in the form of a pushbutton comprising an actuating portion being arranged, when an external force is applied to the pushbutton, to be moved vertically relative to the housing between a pushbutton upper position and a pushbutton lower position, the pushbutton and a tilting driving member forming a movable mechanical assembly. An electrical switching means generates signals representative of changes of position of the one and/or of the other of the two components of the movable assembly, the electrical switching means including a sensing switch for sensing the changes of position of the pushbutton between its upper position and its lower position, and a detecting switch for detecting the changes of position of the tilting driving member between its upper position and its lower position.
ELECTRICAL PUSHBUTTON SNAP SWITCH WITH MEANS FOR IDENTIFYING THE POSITION OF THE PUSHBUTTON AND/OR OF THE DRIVING MEMBER
A switch comprising an actuation member in the form of a pushbutton comprising an actuating portion being arranged, when an external force is applied to the pushbutton, to be moved vertically relative to the housing between a pushbutton upper position and a pushbutton lower position, the pushbutton and a tilting driving member forming a movable mechanical assembly. An electrical switching means generates signals representative of changes of position of the one and/or of the other of the two components of the movable assembly, the electrical switching means including a sensing switch for sensing the changes of position of the pushbutton between its upper position and its lower position, and a detecting switch for detecting the changes of position of the tilting driving member between its upper position and its lower position.
Combined mute switch
The present utility model discloses a combined mute switch comprising a base and an upper cover arranged above the base, an accommodating cavity being formed in the combination of the upper cover and the base, a guide core being arranged in the accommodating cavity; at least one upper elastically deformable silencing member is arranged on the upper cover and on the top wall of the accommodating cavity; at least one lower elastically deformable silencing member is arranged on a lower end of the guide core; an impact force of the guide core moving downwards is damped and silenced by the lower elastically deformable silencing member; and an impact force of the guide core moving upwards to be reset is damped and silenced by the upper elastically deformable silencing member. The combined mute switch provided by the present utility model achieves a mute effect when being pressed and popped to reset.
Combined mute switch
The present utility model discloses a combined mute switch comprising a base and an upper cover arranged above the base, an accommodating cavity being formed in the combination of the upper cover and the base, a guide core being arranged in the accommodating cavity; at least one upper elastically deformable silencing member is arranged on the upper cover and on the top wall of the accommodating cavity; at least one lower elastically deformable silencing member is arranged on a lower end of the guide core; an impact force of the guide core moving downwards is damped and silenced by the lower elastically deformable silencing member; and an impact force of the guide core moving upwards to be reset is damped and silenced by the upper elastically deformable silencing member. The combined mute switch provided by the present utility model achieves a mute effect when being pressed and popped to reset.
COLLISION SENSOR
A collision sensor, including a hollow housing having an accommodation space; a collision information generator arranged in the space and adapted to produce an output indicating a directional and/or positioning information of the collision when being triggered during the collision; a collision detecting member arranged over and adapted to trigger the collision information generator upon being driven by the obstacle during the collision; wherein the collision detecting member and the collision information generator are spaced apart from or in contact with each other by one or more resilient members, by which the collision detecting member is switchable between a normal position at which the collision detecting member is spaced apart from the collision information generator, and a working position at which at least a portion of the collision detecting member trigger the collision information generator by a compressive/collision force from the obstacle during the collision.
OPEN BUTTON AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
An open button of an electronic device. The open button is configured to be mounted to a second part of the electronic device, and the open button includes a cap, an elastic member, and a touch-sensitive spring. The cap is configured to form a detachable connection with a first part of the electronic device, and the cap has a bump. The touch-sensitive spring and the bump are disposed at a spacing, and the touch-sensitive spring is able to generate elastic deformation when being squeezed. The cap is able to move towards the touch-sensitive spring when being pressed, so that the detachable connection is released, and the bump of the cap squeezes the touch-sensitive spring. The elastic member presses against the cap, and is configured to provide a rebound force for the cap when the cap moves towards the touch-sensitive spring. The first part and the second part that are able to be opened and closed.
Keyboard switch
A keyboard switch, including a base; a static contact; a moving contact; an upper cover; a button; a reset spring; an X-shaped rack structure; and a holding part. The X-shaped rack structure includes a first connecting rack and a second connecting rack. The first connecting rack includes a first balancing lever and two first connecting parts sleeving on the first balancing lever, the second connecting rack includes a second balancing lever and two second connecting parts sleeving on the second balancing lever; opposite surfaces of the two first connecting parts each are provided with one boss, facing surfaces of the two second connecting parts each are provided with one round hole, and the boss is inserted in the round hole so that two ends of the two first connecting racks and two ends of the two second connecting racks are connected to form two X-shaped structures.
Single pushbutton control device for a plurality of switches
A switch control device includes at least one silicone dome (7) and at least one actuator (5) acting upon the at least one silicone dome (7), which is adapted to close and selectively open electric contacts of at least one switch (6). The actuator (5) is moved by a force exerted via a thrusting element (3). Between the thrusting element (3) and the at least one actuator (5) is at least one elastic element (4) adapted to be compressed by the thrusting element (3) as the at least one silicone dome (7) is compressed, and to extend as the at least one dome (7) collapses towards the switch (6).