Protecting a card key for vehicles from breakage
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorYoungJin Hyun
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Abstract
Disclosed is an invention that relates to a breakage prevention type card key. A breakage prevention type card key of the present invention includes: a substrate part installed inside a case part, a key accommodation part connected to the substrate part and having a groove into which an auxiliary key part is inserted, a locking part located inside the key accommodation part and elastically pressurizing a side surface of the auxiliary key part stored in the key accommodation part to restrain the movement of the auxiliary key part, and a reinforcement part extended from key accommodation part and coupled to the case part and augmenting the rigidity of the case part located on both sides of the entrance of the key accommodation part.
Claims10
A breakage prevention type card key comprising:
- a substrate part installed inside a case part;
- a key accommodation part connected to the substrate part and having a groove into which an auxiliary key part is inserted, the key accommodation part being separate and distinct from the case part, the substrate part including a groove into which the key accommodation part is inserted;
- a locking part located inside the key accommodation part and elastically pressurizing a side surface of the auxiliary key part stored in the key accommodation part to restrain movement of the auxiliary key part;
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- a reinforcement part extended from the key accommodation part and coupled to the case part and augmenting rigidity of the case part located on both sides of an entrance of the key accommodation part, wherein
- the key accommodation part comprises:
- a cover part connected to the reinforcement part and having a space for accommodating the auxiliary key part,
- a base part is connected to the cover part and forms a plate member in a shape corresponding to the auxiliary key part, and
- the case part is made of resin in the shape surrounding the substrate part and the key accommodation part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.