Height- adjustable support for a mobile device
AssigneePeugeot Citroen Automobiles SA
InventorsPhilippe BARRE, Julien BEAUREGARD, Christophe BRUNARD, Sergio DA COSTA PITO, Bruno DINANT
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AssigneePeugeot Citroen Automobiles SA
InventorsPhilippe BARRE, Julien BEAUREGARD, Christophe BRUNARD, Sergio DA COSTA PITO, Bruno DINANT
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A support for a mobile device has a front face bearing a stationary jaw. The support includes a moving jaw facing the stationary jaw, mounted in translation on the front face of the support. The moving jaw is able to receive a side edge of the mobile device, and the support further includes at least one guide ramp secured to the support, on which the moving jaw is slidingly mounted between a separated position, in which the mobile device is placed against the moving jaw, and a maintaining position, in which the mobile device is kept pressed against the stationary jaw. The support includes at least one return element, secured to the support, cooperating with the moving jaw over the entire length of the guide ramp and able to grip the mobile device against the stationary jaw.
A support for a mobile device comprising a front face bearing a stationary jaw secured to the support, said support also comprising a moving jaw facing the stationary jaw, mounted in translation on the front face of the support, characterized in that wherein the moving jaw is able to receiving a side edge of the mobile device, and the support further includes at least one guide ramp secured to the support, on which the moving jaw is slidingly mounted between a separated position, in which the mobile device is placed against the moving jaw, and a maintaining position, in which the mobile device is kept pressed against the stationary jaw, and wherein the support further comprises at least one return element, secured to the support, cooperating with the moving jaw over the entire length of the guide ramp and able to grip the mobile device against the stationary jaw stably in any position of the moving jaw between the separated position and the maintaining position.
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