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US 6,632,037 B2Granted
Keyboard assembly with positioning function
AssigneeSilitek Corporation
InventorsWinky Lin, Ren Kuo, Ken Chen
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Abstract
A keyboard assembly includes a keyboard body and an interface pivotally arranged on a pivotal axis of the keyboard body and being able to rotate laterally. The pivotal axis has an inclined angle with respect to a vertical line of the interface. The keyboard body is composed of a first panel and a second panel pivotally connected to the first panel. Each of the first panel and the second panel has a receiving space in a symmetrical arrangement to accommodate the interface.
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A keyboard assembly with a positioning function, comprising:
- a keyboard body;
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- an interface pivotally arranged on the keyboard body and being able to rotate laterally about a pivotal axis, the pivotal axis having an inclined angle with respect to a line perpendicular to the interface,
- wherein, after the interface has been rotated 180 degrees with respect to the keyboard body, there is an included angle between the interface and the keyboard body, the included angle between the interface and the keyboard body being about two times the inclined angle of the pivotal axis.
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A keyboard assembly with a positioning function, comprising:
- a keyboard body including a receiving space and a positioning recess aligned with the receiving space;
- an interface;
- a first pivotal section disposed adjacent to the receiving space on the keyboard body;
- a second pivotal section formed at one end of the interface and pivotally connected with the first pivotal section for movement about a pivotal axis;
- a first inclined angle relative to a line perpendicular to the interface and the pivotal axis when the interface is positioned in the receiving space;
- a second inclined angle relative to a surface of the interface and a surface of the keyboard body when the interface is positioned in the positioning recess, wherein the second inclined angle is about two times the first inclined angle.
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