Foldable electronic device
AssigneeCompal Electronics, Inc.
InventorsChe-Hsien Lin, Ko-Yen Lu, Che-Hsien Chu
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Abstract
A foldable electronic device includes a first body, a second body, a dual-axis hinge module, a first linkage mechanism, a second linkage mechanism, a first object and a second object. The dual-axis hinge module is disposed between the first body and the second body. The first linkage mechanism is disposed to the first body and is coupled to the dual-axis hinge module. The second linkage mechanism is disposed to the second body and is coupled to the dual-axis hinge module. The first object is slidably disposed to the first body and connected to the first linkage mechanism. The second object is slidably disposed to the second body and connected to the second linkage mechanism.
Claims30
A foldable electronic device, comprising:
- a first body and a second body;
- a dual-axis hinge module disposed between the first body and the second body;
- a first linkage mechanism disposed on the first body and coupled to the dual-axis hinge module;
- a second linkage mechanism disposed on the second body and coupled to the dual-axis hinge module;
- a first object slidably disposed on the first body and connected with the first linkage mechanism;
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- a second object slidably disposed on the second body and connected with the second linkage mechanism;
- wherein when a first included angle is formed between the first body and the second body when they are rotated relative to each other through the dual-axis hinge module, the first object is at a first initial position relative to the first body, and the second object is at a second initial position relative to the second body,
- when a second include angle is formed between the first body and the second body when they are rotated relative to each other through the dual-axis hinge module, the first object slides away from the first initial position relative to the first body, and the second object slides away from the second initial position relative to the second body, and the first object and the second object are relatively close to each other, wherein the second included angle is different from the first included angle.
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