Plasma display apparatus
AssigneeSamsung Corporation
InventorsGuy-Seong Kim, Won-Kyu Bang
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Abstract
There is provided a plasma display apparatus capable of reducing the cost and complexity of fitting circuit boards to a chassis base. The plasma display apparatus comprises a plasma display panel (PDP), a chassis base having a first side attached to the PDP, the first side also supporting the PDP, and circuit boards provided at a second side of the chassis base opposite to the first side attached to the PDP. The chassis base has at least one boss and at least one supporter disposed thereon, which correspond to holes disposed in a circuit board.
Claims20
A plasma display apparatus, comprising:
- a plasma display panel;
- a chassis base having a first side attached to the plasma display panel, wherein the first side of the chassis base also supports the plasma display panel;
- and
- a circuit board disposed on a second side of the chassis base opposite to the first side,
- wherein the chassis base has at least one boss and at least one supporter disposed on the second side that correspond to holes disposed on the circuit board, the at least one boss and the at least one supporter to fix and support the circuit board with the chassis base, and
- wherein the at least one supporter supports the circuit board in a plane parallel with the chassis base without a setscrew.
A plasma display apparatus, comprising:
- a plasma display panel;
- a chassis base having a first side attached to the plasma display panel, wherein the first side supports the plasma display panel;
- and
- a circuit board disposed on a second side of the chassis base opposite to the first side,
- wherein the chassis base comprises a boss and a supporter disposed on the second side and corresponding to holes disposed on the circuit board, the boss and the supporter to fix and support the circuit board with the chassis base, and
- wherein the supporter has a vertical portion formed integrally with the chassis base and a horizontal portion formed by bending a tip of the vertical portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.