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US 2006/0232555 A1Published application
Wired/wireless chargeable mouse
OwnerChia-Chun Wuinventor
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Abstract
A wired/wireless chargeable mouse, within which is configured a coil winding mechanism that is used to rewind a connecting wire and a connector into the mouse. When using the mouse in wired mode, a charging circuit of a circuit board charges a battery within the mouse using electric power transmitted from a host computer through the connector and the connecting wire. Furthermore, light-emitting diodes of the circuit board produce different luminescent displays corresponding to different states of the mouse.
Claims7
A wired/wireless chargeable mouse comprising a mouse cover, a top cover, a battery, a circuit board and a bottom cover,
- wherein the top cover is configured with a battery compartment, a coil winding mechanism, a connector and a connecting wire;
- wherein the circuit board is configured with an emitting circuit and a charging circuit, a switch and light-emitting diodes;
- and is structurally characterized in that the circuit board is disposed within the bottom cover, and covered by the top cover;
- the battery is disposed within the battery compartment, the connecting wire of the coil winding mechanism is connected to the circuit board, and the mouse cover is placed on top thereof;
- the connector is configured on one end of the connecting wire of the coil winding mechanism, and the connector simultaneously actuates the coil winding mechanism when pulled out, thereby outwardly extending the connecting wire;
- a through hole is defined on a side edge of the mouse cover, after outwardly extending the connecting wire, the through hole press fits the connecting wire;
- when the connector is connected to a host computer facility, control signals are transmitted through the connector, moreover, electric power from the host computer is simultaneously transmitted to the battery compartment within the mouse and charges the battery disposed therein.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.