Keyboard, Method of Driving and Assembling the Same, and Electronic Device
AssigneesBeijing Lenovo Software Ltd., Lenovo (Beijing) Limited
InventorsDayong GAN, Guangjun Jiang
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AssigneesBeijing Lenovo Software Ltd., Lenovo (Beijing) Limited
InventorsDayong GAN, Guangjun Jiang
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A keyboard, a driving method and an assembling method for the keyboard, and an electronic device are described. The keyboard includes a base plate, on which a first magnetic member and a second magnetic member are formed; a keycap, disposed above the base plate; and an X-shaped holder disposed between the base plate and the keycap for supporting the keycap, and a third permanent magnet is provided on the sliding end, wherein the keycap is movable between a first position and a second position lower than the first position along a direction substantially perpendicular to the base plate, and wherein the third permanent magnet is in a position substantially opposite to the second magnetic member when the keycap is in the first position, and the third permanent magnet slides to a position substantially opposite to the first magnetic member when the keycap is in the second position.
A magnetic keyboard, comprising:
A magnetic keyboard, comprising:
A driving method of a magnetic keyboard, the magnetic keyboard comprising a base plate, a keycap, and an X-shaped holder supporting the keycap to the base plate, one end of the X-shaped holder being slidably connected to the keycap, a first electromagnet and a second magnetic member being provided on the base plate, a third permanent magnet being provided on a sliding end of the X-shaped holder and sliding from a position substantially opposite to the second magnetic member to a position substantially opposite to the first electromagnet in response to the depressing operation of the keycap, the driving method comprising:
An electronic device, comprising:
A keyboard, comprising:
An assembling method of a keyboard, the keyboard comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.