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US 8,552,324 B2Granted
Lever button and electronic device therewith
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsShi-hyun Kim, Jong-sub Lee
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Abstract
A lever button in which at least one side thereof is elastically supported and an electronic device therewith is provided. The lever button includes a manipulation part and an elastic part having one end supported by the manipulation part and another end supported by a support frame. The elastic part comprises at least one cantilever.
Claims19
A lever button comprising:
- a manipulation part comprising a support shaft that provides a rotation axis for the manipulation part;
- and
- an elastic part having one end supported by the manipulation part and another end supported by a support frame,
- wherein the elastic part comprises at least one cantilever.
1 more element
A lever button comprising:
- a manipulation part comprising a support shaft that provides a rotation axis for the manipulation part;
- and
- an elastic part having one end integrally formed with the manipulation part and the other end elastically supported by a support frame.
An electronic device comprising:
- a manipulation part comprising a support shaft that provides a rotation axis for the manipulation part;
- and
- an elastic part having one end supported by the manipulation part and another end supported by a support frame,
- wherein the elastic part comprises at least one cantilever.
1 more element
The electronic device of claim of 14, wherein the elastic part comprises:
- a first elastic part including a first cantilever extending from the manipulation part in a first direction;
- and
- a second elastic part including a second cantilever extending from the manipulation part in a second direction.
An electronic device comprising:
- a manipulation part comprising a support shaft that provides a rotation axis for the manipulation part;
- and
- an elastic part having one end integrally formed with the manipulation part and the other elastically supported by a support frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.