Mounting apparatus for PCB
First Claim
1. A mounting apparatus for securing a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) in a chassis, the PCB defining a plurality of fixing apertures, the chassis comprising a panel, the mounting apparatus comprising:
- a supporting plate secured to the chassis and above the panel, the supporting plate defining a plurality of through holes therein; and
a plurality of standoffs received in the through holes of the supporting plate, each of the standoffs comprising a head, a base, and a post disposed therebetween;
wherein the post of each of the standoffs is slidably received in a corresponding through hole of the supporting plate, and the base is supported on the panel of the chassis, the PCB is secured in the chassis with the fixing apertures engaging with the heads of the standoffs and supported on the flange.
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Abstract
A PCB mounting apparatus includes a supporting plate (20) defining a number of through holes, a number of standoffs (50) engaging in the through holes, and a number of grounding members (60) attached to the standoffs. The standoff each includes a head (52) having a holding portion, a flange (54), a post (56), and a base (58). The grounding member each includes a first ring (62) supported on the flange, a second ring (68) supported on the base, and a band (66) connecting therebetween. The PCB (80) defines a number of fixing apertures (82). The combined standoff and grounding member is disposed in the through hole. The PCB is placed upon the supporting plate with the fixing apertures engaging the holding portions of the standoffs and contacts the first rings of the grounding members. The standoffs and the grounding members are made of conductive materials.
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Citations
19 Claims
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1. A mounting apparatus for securing a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) in a chassis, the PCB defining a plurality of fixing apertures, the chassis comprising a panel, the mounting apparatus comprising:
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a supporting plate secured to the chassis and above the panel, the supporting plate defining a plurality of through holes therein; and a plurality of standoffs received in the through holes of the supporting plate, each of the standoffs comprising a head, a base, and a post disposed therebetween; wherein the post of each of the standoffs is slidably received in a corresponding through hole of the supporting plate, and the base is supported on the panel of the chassis, the PCB is secured in the chassis with the fixing apertures engaging with the heads of the standoffs and supported on the flange. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A mounting apparatus for securing a PCB in an electronic device comprising a panel, the mounting apparatus comprising:
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a PCB defining a plurality of fixing apertures; a supporting plate adapted be installed in the electronic device for supporting the PCB, the supporting plate defining a plurality of through hole, the through hole comprises a circle hole and a slot; and a plurality of standoff received in the circle hole and engaging in the slot of the supporting plate, the standoff comprising a head with a holding portion, and a flange supporting the PCB thereon; a plurality of ground member attaching to the standoff and comprising a first ring, a second ring, and a band disposed therebetween; wherein the first and second rings of the ground member respectively surround the head and the post of the standoff, the combined standoff and the ground member slidably engaging in the through hole, the fixing apertures of the PCB engages with the holding portion of the standoff. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A method for using a mounting apparatus to secure a printed circuit board in a chassis of an electronic device, comprising the steps of:
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providing a supporting plate fixedly installed in said chassis; disposing a plurality of through holes on said supporting plate; installing a standoff to extend through said each through hole; engaging one end of said standoff with said printed circuit board at one side of said supporting plate and the other end of said standoff with said chassis at the other side of said supporting plate respectively; moving said engaged standoff and printed circuit board along an extending direction of said each through hole in said chassis; and fixing said printed circuit board to said supporting plate. - View Dependent Claims (18, 19)
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