Panel for devices
AssigneePioneer Corporation
InventorsShuji Okano, Yuichi Watamura
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Abstract
A panel constitutes a part of an exterior of a device. The panel includes a first panel member having a first one end, and a second panel member having a second one end. At least part of the second one end is located to be overlapped with at least part of the first one end of the first panel member. The panel includes a biasing attachment that biases the overlapped parts between the first one end of the first panel member and the second one end of the second panel member in an overlap direction so as to attach the overlapped parts.
Claims9
A panel constituting a first surface exposed on an exterior of a device, the panel comprising:
- a first panel member having a first one end;
- a second panel member having a second one end, at least part of the second one end being located to be overlapped with at least part of the first one end of the first panel member;
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- a biasing attachment that biases the overlapped parts between the first one end of the first panel member and the second one end of the second panel member in an overlap direction so as to attach the overlapped parts.
A panel constituting first surface exposed on an exterior of a device, the panel comprising:
- a first panel member having a first one end;
- a second panel member having a second one end, at least part of the second one end being located to be overlapped with at least part of the first one end of the first panel member;
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- a biasing attachment having a surface opposing the overlapped parts between the first one end of the first panel member and the second one end of the second panel member, the biasing attachment biasing, via the surface, the overlapped parts between the first one end of the first panel member and the second one end of the second panel member in an overlap direction so as to attach the overlapped parts,
- wherein the first panel member is formed at its other end portion opposing the overlapped parts with a first panel bend portion, the first panel bend portion being bent at a substantially right angle relative to the first surface toward a direction of the housing, being overlapped with a second surface of the housing orthogonal to the first surface thereof, and being fixed to the housing, and the second panel member is formed at its other end portion opposing the overlapped parts with a second panel bend portion, the second panel bend portion being bent at a substantially right angle relative to the first surface toward a direction of the housing, being overlapped with the second surface of the housing orthogonal to the first surface thereof, and being fixed to the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.