Hinge structure
First Claim
1. A hinge structure, adapted to connect two objects for the two objects to rotate relatively via the hinge structure, the hinge structure comprising:
- a first member, assembled to one of the two objects;
a second member, pivoted to the first member, wherein the second member rotates about an axis relative to the first member;
a third member, assembled to the other of the two objects, wherein the third member is pivoted to the second member, the third member rotates about the axis relative to the second member, and in a first state, the second member is accommodated in a recess of the first member, whereas in a second state, the second member rotates about the axis with the third member, and at least a portion of the second member is moved out of the recess; and
an elastic assembly, connected between the first member and the third member and constantly driving the third member to move the second member into the recess to maintain the first state, wherein the elastic assembly comprises;
a connection member, having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is fixedly connected to the third member; and
an elastic member, having a third end and a fourth end, wherein the third end abuts against the first member, the second end synchronously moves with the fourth end based on whether the elastic member is deformed or not, and the third end is located between the first end and the second and fourth ends, such that the first end moves away from the third end when the third member moves away from a location in the first state to synchronously move the second end and the fourth end toward the third end, thereby deforming the elastic member.
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Abstract
A hinge structure is adapted to connect two objects for the two objects rotating with respect to each other. The hinge structure includes a first member, a second member, a third member, and an elastic assembly. The first and the third members are respectively assembled to the two objects. The second member pivoted to the first member rotates about an axis relative to the first member. The third member pivoted to the second member rotates about the axis relative to the second member. In a first state, the second member is accommodated in a recess of the first member. In a second state, the second member moves with the third member and at least a portion of the second member is moved out of the recess. The elastic assembly connected between the first and the third members constantly moves the second member into the recess to maintain the first state.
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11 Claims
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1. A hinge structure, adapted to connect two objects for the two objects to rotate relatively via the hinge structure, the hinge structure comprising:
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a first member, assembled to one of the two objects; a second member, pivoted to the first member, wherein the second member rotates about an axis relative to the first member; a third member, assembled to the other of the two objects, wherein the third member is pivoted to the second member, the third member rotates about the axis relative to the second member, and in a first state, the second member is accommodated in a recess of the first member, whereas in a second state, the second member rotates about the axis with the third member, and at least a portion of the second member is moved out of the recess; and an elastic assembly, connected between the first member and the third member and constantly driving the third member to move the second member into the recess to maintain the first state, wherein the elastic assembly comprises; a connection member, having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is fixedly connected to the third member; and an elastic member, having a third end and a fourth end, wherein the third end abuts against the first member, the second end synchronously moves with the fourth end based on whether the elastic member is deformed or not, and the third end is located between the first end and the second and fourth ends, such that the first end moves away from the third end when the third member moves away from a location in the first state to synchronously move the second end and the fourth end toward the third end, thereby deforming the elastic member. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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