Adjustable inclined angle structure for computers
AssigneeMitac Technology Corp.
InventorKuang-Cheng Tai
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Abstract
An adjustable inclined angle structure of a computer. It mainly uses a pair of rotating disks to adjust and fix the inclined angle of a computer when it is installed. One of rotating disks use a handlebar with spring pin to buckle up with dividing holes of the rotating disk to fix the inclined angle. Another rotating disk has a long hole corresponding to an anchor element to limit a starting point and an end point of inclined angle travel caused by the above-mentioned dividing holes so that it can be used to adjust the inclined angle of computer, and avoid falling down due to an over-adjustment.
Claims15
An adjustable inclined angle structure of a computer, comprising:
- a receiver element, having a receiving space for a computer;
- a pair of rotating disks, having a first rotating disk and a second rotating disk, fixed at the two opposite outer sides of said receiver element, and said first rotating disk having a plurality of dividing holes opened in an arc-shaped arrangement;
- a base, installed at a position relative to the outer sides of said pair of rotating disks for movement relative to said receiver element, having a handlebar utilized to insert into said diving holes of said first rotating disk to fix an inclined angle between said base and said receiver element, the base further having a first fixer rotating disk, a shaft, and a restraint element, one end of the restraint element being inserted in said first rotating disk and another end thereof being lockable into a through hole of said base to limit a rotating angle of said rotating disk.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.