HANDHELD GIMBAL AND BATTERY COVER TIGHTENING MECHANISM THEROF

Abstract

The present application provides a handheld gimbal and a battery cover tightening mechanism, including: a battery cover and a cover plate rotatably connected to the battery cover and forming a cavity. The cover plate is provided with a boss mounted into the cavity and a resistance member is sleeved on the boss, an end of the resistance member being fixed to the battery cover and the other end of the resistance member being fixed to the cover plate. When the cover plate is rotated, the battery cover is driven to rotate. When the rotation force is less than or equal to the resistance of the resistance member, the battery cover is directly driven to rotate. When the rotation force is larger than the resistance, the resistance member prevents a locking phenomenon caused by an excessive tightening force, which makes it difficult to open the battery cover of the handheld gimbal.

Claims

1. A battery cover tightening mechanism, comprising: a battery cover; and a cover plate, the cover plate rotatably connected to the battery cover and forming a cavity, wherein the cover plate is provided with a boss, the boss is correspondingly mounted into the cavity and a resistance member is sleeved on the boss, an end of the resistance member being fixed to the battery cover and the other end of the resistance member being fixed to the cover plate.

2. The battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 1, wherein the resistance member comprises: a resistant spring, an upper resistance wheel and a lower resistance wheel connected to the upper resistance wheel, wherein an end of the resistant spring is fixed to the battery cover and the other end is fixed to the upper resistance wheel; and the lower resistance wheel is fixed to the cover plate.

3. The battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 2, wherein the battery cover is provided with a first groove, and the cover plate is provided with a second groove, and wherein an end of the resistant spring is fixed in the first groove and a protruding portion is disposed on the lower resistance wheel, the protruding portion being fixed in the second groove on the cover plate.

4. The battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 3, wherein a side of the upper resistance wheel is provided with a third groove and an end of the resistant spring away from the first groove is inserted into the third groove.

5. The battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 2, wherein the upper resistance wheel is provided with a first gear and the lower resistance wheel is provided with a second gear engaging with and connected to the first gear.

6. The battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 2, wherein a lug is provided on the periphery of the upper resistance wheel and a limiting slot matching the lug is provided on an inner wall of the battery cover.

7. The battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 5, wherein when the cover plate is rotated to cause a propulsive force borne by the resistant spring to be less than or equal to an elastic force of the resistant spring, the cover plate drives the battery cover to rotate; and when the cover plate causes a propulsive force borne by the resistant spring to be larger than an elastic force of the resistant spring, tooth skipping occurs between the upper resistance wheel and the lower resistance wheel, causing the cover plate not to drive the battery cover to rotate.

8. The battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 1, wherein a gimbal cavity connecting slot is provided on the top of the battery cover and a sealing ring is sleeved over the connecting slot; and the battery cover further comprises a battery cover latch and a stepped hole is provided inside the center of the battery cover, wherein the battery cover latch abuts against a hole of the stepped hole, the boss is correspondingly positioned in another hole of the stepped hole and the battery cover latch and the boss are screwed together.

9. A handheld gimbal, comprising the battery cover tightening mechanism according to claim 1.

10. The handheld gimbal according to claim 9, wherein an expansion interface is provided on the bottom of the cover plate.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0020] FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a handheld gimbal according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0021] FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a handheld gimbal integrated with a support thereof according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0022] FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged view of Z in FIG. 2;

[0023] FIG. 4 is an exploded view of FIG. 3;

[0024] FIG. 5a is a schematic structural diagram 1 of a battery cover tightening mechanism according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0025] FIG. 5b is a schematic structural diagram 2 of a battery cover tightening mechanism according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0026] FIG. 5c is a schematic structural diagram 3 of a battery cover tightening mechanism according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0027] FIG. 6 is a cutaway drawing of a battery cover tightening mechanism according to an embodiment of the present application;

[0028] FIG. 7 is an exploded view 1 of a battery cover tightening mechanism according to an embodiment of the present application; and

[0029] FIG. 8 is an exploded view 2 of a battery cover tightening mechanism according to an embodiment of the present application.

REFERENCE NUMERALS

[0030] 1: Handheld gimbal support; 2: Battery cover tightening mechanism; 3: Handheld gimbal; 22: Cover plate; 221: Boss; 222: Second groove; 223: Expansion interface; 23: Lower resistance wheel; 231: Protruding portion; 232: Second gear; 24: Upper resistance wheel; 241: Third groove; 242: Lug; 243: First gear; 25: Resistant spring; 26: Battery cover; 261: Gimbal cavity connecting slot; 262: First groove; 263: Limiting slot; 264: Stepped hole; 27: Sealing ring; 28: Battery cover latch; 29: Screw

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0031] To make the objectives, technical solutions and advantages of the present application clearer and more comprehensible, the following further describes the present application in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely intended to explain the present application, but are not intended to limit the present application.

[0032] An embodiment of the present application provides a battery cover tightening mechanism 2. As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 8, the battery cover tightening mechanism 2 includes: a battery cover 26 and a cover plate 22 rotatably connected to the battery cover 26 and forming a cavity. The cover plate 22 is provided with a boss 221. The boss 221 is correspondingly mounted into the cavity and a resistance member is sleeved on the boss 221, an end of the resistance member being positioned and connected to the battery cover 26 and the other end of the resistance member being fixed to the cover plate 22. The foregoing positioning connection is a fixed connection. When the cover plate 22 is rotated, the battery cover 26 is driven to rotate. When the cover plate 22 is rotated to cause the rotation force to be less than or equal to the resistance of the resistance member, the battery cover 26 is directly driven to rotate. When the rotation force is larger than the resistance of the resistance member, the resistance member acts to cause the cover plate 22 not to drive the battery cover 26 to rotate, so as to prevent a locking phenomenon that is caused by an excessive tightening force.

[0033] In this embodiment, the resistance member includes: a resistant spring 25, an upper resistance wheel 24 and a lower resistance wheel 23 connected to the upper resistance wheel 24. An end of the resistant spring 25 is fixed to the battery cover 26 and the other end is fixed to the upper resistance wheel 24. The lower resistance wheel 23 is fixed to the cover plate 22. When the cover plate 22 is rotated, the battery cover 26 is driven to rotate. When the cover plate 22 is rotated to cause a propulsive force (that is, the rotation force, the same hereinafter) borne by the resistant spring 25 to be less than or equal to the resistance of the resistance member, the battery cover 26 is directly driven to rotate. When the rotation force is larger than the resistance of the resistance member, the resistance member acts to cause the cover plate 22 not to drive the battery cover 26 to rotate, so as to prevent a locking phenomenon that is caused by an excessive tightening force and that makes the battery cover 26 of a handheld gimbal 3 difficult to open.

[0034] In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the battery cover 26 is provided with a first groove 262 and the cover plate 22 is provided with a second groove 222 surrounding the boss 221. The resistance member includes: the resistant spring 25, the upper resistance wheel 24 and the lower resistance wheel 23 connected to the upper resistance wheel 24. An end of the resistant spring 25 is inserted into the first groove 262 and the other end is positioned on a side of the upper resistance wheel 24. A protruding portion 231 matching the second groove 222 through positioning is disposed on a side of the lower resistance wheel 23 away from the upper resistance wheel 24. The protruding portion 231 of the lower resistance wheel 23 is inserted into the second groove 222. Disposed in such a manner, the protruding portion 231 of the lower resistance wheel 23 is stably inserted into the second groove 222 and remains stationary. This forms a fixed connection, so that the lower resistance wheel 23 and the cover plate 22 are fixed more securely. Disposed in the foregoing manner, the resistant spring 25, the upper resistance wheel 24 and the battery cover 26 remain stationary relative to each other in a horizontal direction. The lower resistance wheel 23 is inserted into the second groove 222 of the cover plate 22 and the lower resistance wheel 23 and the cover plate 22 also remain stationary relative to each other in the horizontal direction, to ensure that when the battery cover tightening mechanism 2 is rotated, only the resistant spring 25 is retractable in a vertical direction and the upper resistance wheel 24 and the lower resistance wheel 23 can rotate relative to each other. There is a specific inclination angle between the upper resistance wheel 24 and the lower resistance wheel 23. The present application is not limited thereto.

[0035] In this embodiment, a side of the upper resistance wheel 24 is provided with a third groove 241 and an end of the resistant spring 25 away from the first groove 262 is inserted into the third groove 241. By using the foregoing structure, the upper resistance wheel 24 and the resistant spring 25 are fixedly connected. The resistant spring 25 is a rotary spring (a twist spring).

[0036] In this embodiment, the upper resistance wheel 24 is provided with a first gear 243 and the lower resistance wheel 23 is provided with a second gear 232 engaging with and connected to the first gear 243. The upper resistance wheel 24 and the lower resistance wheel 23 form a gear engagement structure.

[0037] In this embodiment, a lug 242 is provided on the periphery of the upper resistance wheel 24 and a limiting slot 263 matching the lug 242 is provided on an inner wall of the battery cover 26. The lug 242 of the upper resistance wheel 24 is stably inserted into the first groove 262 and remains stationary. This forms a fixed connection, so that the upper resistance wheel 24 and the battery cover 26 are fixed more securely relative to each other.

[0038] In this embodiment, when the cover plate 22 is rotated, the battery cover 26 is driven to rotate. When the cover plate 22 is rotated to cause the propulsive force (that is, the rotation force, the same hereinafter) borne by the resistant spring 25 to be less than or equal to the resistance of the resistant spring 25, the cover plate 22 directly drives the battery cover 26 to rotate, by using the lower resistance wheel 23 fixedly connected to the cover plate 22, and the upper resistance wheel 24 engaging with and connected to the lower resistance wheel 23 and the battery cover 26 fixedly connected to the upper resistance wheel 24. When the rotation force is larger than the resistance of the resistant spring 25, tooth skipping occurs between the upper resistance wheel and the lower resistance wheel and slip occurs, causing the cover plate 22 not to drive the battery cover 26 to rotate, so as to achieve a proper tightening force and prevent a locking phenomenon that is caused by an excessive tightening force and that makes the battery cover difficult to open. The strength of the resistance of the resistance member is determined by the resistant spring 25. The rotation of the cover plate 22 causes the lower resistance wheel 23 to push the upper resistance wheel 24 to rotate and the upper resistance wheel 24 subjected to the rotation force generates an upward force component to press the spring.

[0039] In this embodiment, a gimbal cavity connecting slot 261 is provided on the top of the battery cover 26 and a seal ring 27 is sleeved over the gimbal cavity connecting slot 261. The sealing ring 27 makes the handheld gimbal 3 have better sealing property.

[0040] In this embodiment, the battery cover 26 further includes a battery cover latch 28 and a stepped hole 264 is provided inside the center of the battery cover 26. The battery cover latch 28 abuts against a hole of the stepped hole 264, the boss 221 is correspondingly positioned in another hole of the stepped hole 264 and the battery cover latch 28 and the boss 221 are screwed together by using a screw 29. Certainly, the battery cover latch 28, the battery cover 26 and the cover plate 22 may alternatively be fixed in another manner such as welding or clamping. This is not limited herein.

[0041] An embodiment of the present application further provides a handheld gimbal 3, including the battery cover tightening mechanism 2 according to any of the foregoing embodiments. When the cover plate 22 is rotated, the battery cover 26 is driven to rotate. When the rotation force is less than or equal to the resistance of the resistance member, the battery cover 26 is directly driven to rotate. When the rotation force is larger than the resistance of the resistance member, the resistance member acts to cause the cover plate 22 not to drive the battery cover 26 to rotate, so as to prevent a locking phenomenon that is caused by an excessive tightening force and that makes the battery cover 26 of the handheld gimbal 3 difficult to open.

[0042] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, FIG. 4, FIG. 7 and FIG. 8, an expansion interface 223 is provided on the bottom of the cover plate 22 and a handheld gimbal support 1 can be mounted. When the handheld gimbal support 1 is rotated, the battery cover tightening mechanism 2 is driven to rotate and the handheld gimbal 3 is tightened and assembled. A gimbal cavity is sleeved over the gimbal cavity connecting slot 261 and is fixed by using a thread or in another member. The stiffness/softness of the sealing ring 27 matches the gimbal cavity connecting slot 261 to achieve a sealing function in assembly. The handheld gimbal 3 is capable of supplying power to an expansion device. The gimbal cavity is fastened to the battery cover by using the gimbal cavity connecting slot 261.

[0043] The handheld gimbal 3 and the battery cover tightening mechanism 2 thereof include: a resistant spring 25, an upper resistance wheel 24 and a lower resistance wheel 23. When the handheld gimbal support 1 is rotated to drive the cover plate 22 to rotate, the cover plate 22 drives the battery cover 26 to rotate. When the rotation force is less than or equal to the resistance of the resistant spring 25, the handheld gimbal support 1 directly drives the battery cover 26 to rotate. When the rotation force is larger than the resistance of the resistant spring 25, tooth skipping occurs between the upper resistance wheel and the lower resistance wheel and slip occurs, to prevent a locking phenomenon that is caused by an excessive tightening force and that makes the battery cover 26 of a handheld gimbal 3 difficult to open when needed.

[0044] The foregoing descriptions are merely preferred embodiments of the present application, but are not intended to limit the present application. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made without departing from the spirit and principle of the present application should fall within the scope of the present application.