Signal-sensing device for a cellular phone
OwnerChin-Yeh Chang, Kenichi Kizukainventors
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The present invention relates to a signal-sensing device for a cellular phone having a fixing wrist strap and respective pivoting members. The cellphone is worn on the wrist or the chest so as to eliminate the trouble to take out and return the cellphone and to allow a rapid and easy operation thereof. In addition, the electromagnetic action instead of the complicated and unbalanced vibration produced by the prior art motor type vibrator is utilized to generate attracting and repelling effect. Accordingly, the production cost can be effectively reduced. Meanwhile, an exact vibration signal can be given out as well. Moreover, the noise can be eliminated. Besides, when the cellphone is removed for charging in the charger, a normal ringing sound can be produced due to the electric connection between the cellphone and the charger.
A signal-sensing device for a cellular phone comprising a fixing wrist strap and respective pivoting members for extending around the wrist or hanging in front of the chest whereby the electromagnetic action is utilized to generate attracting and repelling effect in such a way that a vibration generator creates a reciprocating movement for a slight impact such that the skin of the user in contact with the cellphone feels the vibration alert effect, thereby allowing the user to be notified of an incoming call.
A signal-sensing device for a cellular phone further comprising a vibration generator which includes:
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