Electronic apparatus and latching device thereof
AssigneesHONG FU JIN PRECISION INDUSTRY (ShenZhen) CO., LTD., Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsXIN YANG, WEI WU
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Abstract
An electronic apparatus includes a first body, a second body pivotally attached on the first body for covering on the first body, and a latching device for locking the second body on the first body when the second body covers the first body. The latching device includes a locking member rotatably attached on the first body, a hook disposed on the second body and capable of hooking on the locking member for locking the second body on the first body, and a driving subassembly rotatably connecting with locking member and slidably disposed on the first body. The driving subassembly drives the locking member to rotate to engage and disengage with the hook.
Claims19
An electronic apparatus, comprising:
- a first body;
- a second body pivotally attached on the first body for covering the first body;
- and
- a latching device for locking the second body on the first body when the second body covers the first body;
- the latching device comprising:
- a locking member rotatably attached on the first body;
- a hook disposed on the second body and capable of hooking on the locking member for locking the second body on the first body;
- and
- a driving subassembly rotatably connecting with the locking member and slidably disposed on the first body, the driving subassembly capable of being operated to drive the locking member to rotate to engage and disengage with the hook.
A latching device for locking a first body on a second body, the latching device comprising:
- a hook disposed on the second body;
- a locking member pivotally attached on the first body to engage with the hook for locking the second body on the first body;
- and
- a driving subassembly engaging with the locking member, the driving subassembly capable of being operated to drive the locking member to engage and disengage with the hook.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.