CN111934776A - Portable electronic equipment - Google Patents

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CN111934776A
CN111934776A CN201910393526.3A CN201910393526A CN111934776A CN 111934776 A CN111934776 A CN 111934776A CN 201910393526 A CN201910393526 A CN 201910393526A CN 111934776 A CN111934776 A CN 111934776A
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陈俊翰
陈盈仲
黄睦容
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A portable electronic device includes a device body, a light guide assembly and an optical signal transceiver. The optical signal transceiver can receive and transmit optical signals through the light guide assembly, and the equipment body is provided with a display screen and a body frame. The light guide assembly can change the traveling direction of the received and transmitted optical signals through a refraction mode and a total reflection mode in stages, so that the traveling of the received and transmitted optical signals can avoid the display screen, the optical signals are received and transmitted on the frame of the body, the purpose of improving the display screen occupation ratio is achieved, and higher-order visual experience and design aesthetic feeling are met.

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Portable electronic equipment
Technical Field
The present invention relates to portable electronic devices, and particularly to a portable electronic device capable of receiving and transmitting light signals.
Background
With the development of display technology, in recent years, consumers have increasingly demanded appearance design and visual experience of portable electronic devices. For example, a currently popular mobile phone (i.e., a portable electronic device) with an ultra-narrow bezel display screen is popular with consumers by further enlarging the effective display area to achieve higher-level visual experience and aesthetic design.
However, the currently declared full-screen mobile phone in the industry is only a mobile phone with an ultra-high screen ratio, and does not have a screen ratio of 100%, and the main reason is that in the front of the smart phone, besides a display screen, various electronic components need to be provided.
For example, smart phones are equipped with an optical transceiver, such as a distance sensor, for automatically turning off a backlight of a screen during a call, and automatically turning on the backlight when the call is ended, thereby saving power.
However, referring to fig. 10, as shown in fig. 10, since the distance sensor 3 is usually disposed on the front surface of the mobile phone 4 (i.e. the portable electronic device), the screen occupation ratio of the display screen 41 is inevitably affected. In addition, a corresponding through hole needs to be formed in the front panel of the mobile phone 4 to expose the distance sensor 3, so that the distance sensor can operate normally.
In view of the above, how to improve the related manufacturing process of the optical signal transceiver in the present portable electronic device to overcome the various problems in the prior art is the technical subject to be solved by the present invention.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the prior art, the present invention provides a portable electronic device for transmitting a first optical signal to an object or receiving a second optical signal from the object, the portable electronic device comprising: the device comprises a device body, a light guide component and an optical signal transceiver. The equipment body is provided with a display screen and a body frame, and the body frame extends along the outer edge of the display screen. The main body of the light guide assembly is embedded in the frame of the body and is respectively provided with a first refraction surface, a second refraction surface and a total reflection surface, wherein the first refraction surface is exposed from the frame of the body and avoids the display screen. The main body of the optical signal transceiver is embedded in the frame of the body to transmit a first optical signal or receive a second optical signal, wherein the first optical signal travels from the optical signal transceiver towards the second refraction surface, then enters the second refraction surface, is refracted by the second refraction surface to enable the first optical signal to travel towards the total reflection surface, then enters the total reflection surface, is totally reflected by the total reflection surface to enable the first optical signal to travel towards the first refraction surface, then enters the first refraction surface, is refracted by the first refraction surface to enable the first optical signal to travel towards the object, so that the optical signal transceiver finishes transmitting the first optical signal to the object; and the second optical signal travels from the object to the first refraction surface, then enters the first refraction surface, travels towards the total reflection surface by the refraction of the first refraction surface, then enters the total reflection surface, travels towards the second refraction surface by the total reflection of the total reflection surface, enters the second refraction surface, travels towards the optical signal transceiver by the refraction of the second refraction surface, and completes the reception of the second optical signal from the object by the optical signal transceiver.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, the frame of the body has an optical via structure, and the first refractive surface is exposed through the optical via structure, so that the first optical signal can leave the device body and travel toward the object, and the second optical signal can enter the device body and travel toward the optical signal transceiver.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, the optical signal transceiver is a distance sensor.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, the light guide element further has an accommodating space for accommodating the optical signal transceiver, and the second refraction surface is disposed on a wall surface of the light guide element forming the accommodating space.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, an incident angle of the first optical signal on the second refractive surface is substantially larger than the refraction angle, and an incident angle of the first optical signal on the first refractive surface is substantially smaller than the refraction angle.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, an incident angle of the second optical signal on the second refractive surface is substantially smaller than the refraction angle, and an incident angle of the second optical signal on the first refractive surface is substantially larger than the refraction angle.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, an incident angle of the first optical signal on the total reflection surface is substantially equal to a sum of an angle of intersection between the second refraction surface and the total reflection surface and a refraction angle of the first optical signal on the second refraction surface; the incident angle of the first optical signal on the first refractive surface is substantially equal to the difference between the intersection angle of the first refractive surface and the total reflective surface and the incident angle of the first optical signal on the total reflective surface.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, an incident angle of the second optical signal on the total reflection surface is substantially equal to a sum of an angle of the second refraction surface and the total reflection surface and an incident angle of the second optical signal on the second refraction surface; the refraction angle of the second optical signal on the first refraction surface is substantially equal to the difference between the intersection angle of the first refraction surface and the total reflection surface and the incident angle of the second optical signal on the total reflection surface.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, the light guide element further includes an optical cylindrical body, the optical cylindrical body has three end side surfaces, and the three end side surfaces respectively form a first refraction surface, a second refraction surface and a total reflection surface.
Optionally, in the portable electronic device, the traveling directions of the first and second optical signals are related to the tilt angles of the first refractive surface, the second refractive surface, and the total reflection surface; the second optical signal is generated from the first optical signal traveling to the object.
Compared with the prior art, the portable electronic equipment comprises the equipment body, the light guide assembly and the optical signal transceiver. The optical signal transceiver can receive and transmit optical signals through the light guide assembly, and the equipment body is provided with a display screen and a body frame. The light guide assembly can change the traveling direction of the received and transmitted optical signals in stages through a refraction mode and a total reflection mode, so that the traveling of the received and transmitted optical signals can avoid the display screen, the optical signals are received and transmitted on the frame of the body, the display screen occupation ratio is improved, and the manufacturing cost of the display screen is reduced.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a portable electronic device according to the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a portion of the portable electronic device shown in fig. 1.
Fig. 3 is an exploded view of the components shown in fig. 2 from a first perspective.
Fig. 4 is an exploded view of the components shown in fig. 2 from a second perspective.
Figure 5 shows a side view of the component shown in figure 2.
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the component shown in FIG. 5 in a first operational configuration and taken along line AA.
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the component shown in FIG. 5 in a second operational configuration and taken along line AA.
Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram illustrating a portable electronic device sending a first optical signal to an object according to the present invention.
FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of the portable electronic device receiving a second optical signal from an object according to the present invention.
Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of a portable electronic device in the prior art.
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1 Portable electronic device
11 apparatus body
111 display screen
112 body frame
1121 optical through-hole structure
12 light guide assembly
121 first refractive surface
122 second refracting surface
123 total reflection surface
124 accommodating space
125 optical cylinder
13 optical signal transceiver
2 object
3 distance sensor
4 mobile phone
41 display screen
R1 first optical signal
R2 second optical signal
Incident angles of theta 11, theta 13, theta 22, theta 24, theta 1r and theta 2r
Angle of refraction theta 12, theta 14, theta 21, theta 23
Angle of intersection of alpha and gamma
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The present invention is described in terms of specific embodiments, which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, and other advantages and effects of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art from the disclosure herein. The invention is capable of other and different embodiments and of being practiced or of being carried out in various ways. Various modifications and alterations may be made in the details of this description without departing from the spirit of the invention, from various aspects and applications. In particular, the relative proportions and positions of the various elements in the drawings are exemplary only, and are not intended to represent the actual conditions in which the present invention is practiced.
The optical signal transceiver of the portable electronic equipment avoids the display screen from transmitting and receiving optical signals through the body frame, so as to achieve the purpose of improving the display screen occupation ratio and meet higher-order visual experience and design aesthetic feeling, thus simplifying the manufacturing process of the display screen panel and being beneficial to reducing the manufacturing cost of the display screen.
For the description of the embodiments of the present disclosure, please refer to fig. 1 to 9 together.
As shown in fig. 1 to 9, the portable electronic device 1 of the present invention is, for example, a smart phone capable of receiving and emitting light signals, wherein the portable electronic device 1 includes: an apparatus body 11, a light guide 12 and an optical transceiver 13. The device body 11 has a display screen 111 and a body frame 112. The body frame 112 extends along the outer edge of the display screen 111 to provide positioning and protection for the display screen 111, and the body frame 112 has an optical via structure 1121.
The light guide 12 can be used to conduct light signals. In the present invention, the main body of the light guiding element 12 is embedded in the frame 112 of the main body, and has a first refraction surface 121, a second refraction surface 122, a total reflection surface 123, an accommodating space 124 and an optical column 125, respectively. The first refraction surface 121 is exposed from the body frame 112 and is away from the display screen 111, so as to prevent the first refraction surface 121 from reducing the screen occupation ratio of the display screen 111. The receiving space 124 is used for receiving the optical transceiver 13, and the second refraction surface 122 is disposed on the wall surface of the light guide element 12 forming the receiving space 124, so as to face the optical transceiver 13. Preferably, the first refraction surface 121, the second refraction surface 122 and the total reflection surface 123 are respectively formed on three end side surfaces of the optical cylinder 125, so as to reduce the manufacturing difficulty of the light guide assembly 12.
The optical signal transceiver 13 is, for example, a distance sensor, and the main body thereof is embedded in the main body frame 112 to transmit the first optical signal R1 to the object 2, for example, a user, or receive the second optical signal R2 from the object 2. Preferably, the second optical signal R2 is generated by reflecting the first optical signal R1 that travels to the object 2, so that the state of the object 2, such as distance, can be determined by the difference between the first optical signal R1 and the second optical signal R2.
Specifically, the first optical signal R1 travels from the optical signal transceiver 13 toward the second refraction surface 122, then enters the second refraction surface 122, and is refracted by the second refraction surface 122 to cause the first optical signal R1 to travel toward the total reflection surface 123. As shown in fig. 6 and fig. 8, since the medium of the path of the first optical signal R1 before and after entering the second refraction surface 122 changes, the incident angle θ 11 of the first optical signal R1 on the second refraction surface 122 is substantially greater than the refraction angle θ 12, so that the first optical signal R1 can travel toward the total reflection surface 123 along the predetermined direction.
Then, the first optical signal R1 enters the total reflection surface 123, and through total reflection of the total reflection surface 123, the first optical signal R1 travels toward the first refraction surface 121, and then enters the first refraction surface 121, and through refraction of the first refraction surface 121, the first optical signal R1 travels toward the object 2, and the first refraction surface 121 is exposed through the optical via structure 1121, so that the first optical signal R1 can leave the apparatus body 11 and travel toward the object 2, so that the optical signal transceiver 13 completes sending the first optical signal R1 to the object 2. As shown in fig. 6 and 8, since the medium of the first optical signal R1 before and after entering the first refraction surface 121 changes, the incident angle θ 13 of the first optical signal R1 on the first refraction surface 121 is substantially smaller than the refraction angle θ 14, so that the first optical signal R1 can travel toward the object 2 along a predetermined direction.
As shown in fig. 6 and fig. 8, the incident angle θ 1R of the first optical signal R1 on the total reflection surface 123 is substantially equal to the sum of the angle α of intersection between the second refraction surface 122 and the total reflection surface 123 and the angle θ 12 of refraction of the first optical signal R1 on the second refraction surface 122. The incident angle θ 13 of the first optical signal R1 on the first refractive surface 121 is substantially equal to the difference between the angle γ of the first refractive surface 121 intersecting the total reflective surface 123 and the incident angle θ 1R of the first optical signal R1 on the total reflective surface 123. Therefore, the traveling direction of the first optical signal R1 is related to the tilt angles of the first refractive surface 121, the second refractive surface 122 and the total reflective surface 123, so that the first optical signal R1 can be ensured to travel toward the object 2 and avoid the display screen 111 along the predetermined direction only by adjusting the tilt angles of the first refractive surface 121, the second refractive surface 122 and the total reflective surface 123.
In addition, the second optical signal R2 travels from the object 2 toward the first refractive surface 121, then enters the first refractive surface 121, and is refracted by the first refractive surface 121, so that the second optical signal R2 travels toward the total reflection surface 123. As shown in fig. 7 and fig. 9, since the medium of the second optical signal R2 before and after entering the first refraction surface 121 changes, the incident angle θ 24 of the second optical signal R2 on the first refraction surface 121 is substantially larger than the refraction angle θ 23, so that the second optical signal R2 can travel toward the total reflection surface 123 along a predetermined direction. It should be noted that the first refraction surface 121 is exposed through the optical via structure 1121, so that the second optical signal R2 can enter the apparatus body 11 and travel toward the optical signal transceiver 13, so that the optical signal transceiver 13 can receive the second optical signal R2 from the object 2.
Then, the second optical signal R2 enters the total reflection surface 123, and the total reflection of the total reflection surface 123 makes the second optical signal R2 go toward the second refraction surface 122, and then enters the second refraction surface 122, and the refraction of the second refraction surface 122 makes the second optical signal R2 go toward the optical signal transceiver 13, so that the optical signal transceiver 13 completes receiving the second optical signal R2 from the object 2. As shown in fig. 7 and fig. 9, since the medium of the path of the second optical signal R2 before and after entering the first refraction surface 121 changes, the incident angle θ 22 of the second optical signal R2 on the second refraction surface 122 is substantially smaller than the refraction angle θ 21, so that the second optical signal R2 can travel toward the optical signal transceiver 13 along the predetermined direction.
As shown in fig. 7 and fig. 9, the incident angle θ 2R of the second optical signal R2 on the total reflection surface 123 is substantially equal to the sum of the angle α of the second refraction surface 122 intersecting the total reflection surface 123 and the incident angle θ 22 of the second optical signal R2 on the second refraction surface 122. The refraction angle θ 23 of the second optical signal R2 on the first refraction surface 121 is substantially equal to the difference between the angle γ of the first refraction surface 121 intersecting the total reflection surface 123 and the incident angle θ 2R of the second optical signal R2 on the total reflection surface 123. The traveling direction of the second optical signal R2 is related to the tilt angles of the first refractive surface 121, the second refractive surface 122 and the total reflective surface 123, so that the second optical signal R2 can be ensured to travel toward the optical signal transceiver 13 along the predetermined direction and avoid the display screen 111 only by adjusting the tilt angles of the first refractive surface 121, the second refractive surface 122 and the total reflective surface 123.
In summary, the portable electronic device of the present invention can receive the light signal, and the light guide assembly provides the light signal with two stages of refraction and one stage of total reflection, so that the light signal can avoid the display screen from entering and exiting the device body through the body frame.
The foregoing embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and utilities of the present invention and are not intended to limit the invention. Modifications and variations can be made to the above-described embodiments by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention should be as set forth in the claims of the present invention.

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1. A portable electronic device, comprising: for transmitting a first optical signal to an object or receiving a second optical signal from the object, the portable electronic device comprising:
the equipment body is provided with a display screen and a body frame, and the body frame extends along the outer edge of the display screen;
the main body of the light guide assembly is embedded in the body frame and is respectively provided with a first refraction surface, a second refraction surface and a total reflection surface, wherein the first refraction surface is exposed from the body frame and avoids the display screen; and
an optical signal transceiver, the main body of the optical signal transceiver is embedded in the frame of the body to transmit the first optical signal or receive the second optical signal, wherein,
the first optical signal travels from the optical signal transceiver toward the second refraction surface, then enters the second refraction surface, is refracted by the second refraction surface, travels toward the total reflection surface, then enters the total reflection surface, is totally reflected by the total reflection surface, travels toward the first refraction surface, enters the first refraction surface, and travels toward the object through refraction of the first refraction surface, so that the optical signal transceiver completes transmission of the first optical signal to the object; and
the second optical signal travels from the object toward the first refraction surface, then enters the first refraction surface, travels toward the total reflection surface by refraction of the first refraction surface, then enters the total reflection surface, travels toward the second refraction surface by total reflection of the total reflection surface, enters the second refraction surface, travels toward the optical signal transceiver by refraction of the second refraction surface, and completes reception of the second optical signal from the object by the optical signal transceiver.
2. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the body frame is provided with an optical through hole structure, the first refraction surface is exposed through the optical through hole structure, so that the first optical signal can leave the equipment body and move towards the object, and the second optical signal can enter the equipment body and move towards the optical signal transceiver.
3. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the optical signal transceiver is a distance sensor.
4. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the light guide assembly is further provided with an accommodating space, the accommodating space is used for accommodating the optical signal transceiver, and the second refraction surface is arranged on the wall surface of the light guide assembly forming the accommodating space.
5. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the incident angle of the first optical signal on the second refractive surface is substantially larger than the refraction angle, and the incident angle of the first optical signal on the first refractive surface is substantially smaller than the refraction angle.
6. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the incident angle of the second optical signal on the second refractive surface is substantially smaller than the refraction angle, and the incident angle of the second optical signal on the first refractive surface is substantially larger than the refraction angle.
7. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the incident angle of the first optical signal on the total reflection surface is substantially equal to the sum of the intersection angle of the second refraction surface and the total reflection surface and the refraction angle of the first optical signal on the second refraction surface; the incident angle of the first optical signal on the first refraction surface is substantially equal to the difference between the intersection angle of the first refraction surface and the total reflection surface and the incident angle of the first optical signal on the total reflection surface.
8. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the incident angle of the second optical signal on the total reflection surface is substantially equal to the sum of the intersection angle of the second refraction surface and the total reflection surface and the incident angle of the second optical signal on the second refraction surface; the refraction angle of the second optical signal on the first refraction surface is substantially equal to the difference between the intersection angle of the first refraction surface and the total reflection surface and the incident angle of the second optical signal on the total reflection surface.
9. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the light guide assembly is also provided with an optical cylindrical body, the optical cylindrical body is provided with three end side surfaces, and the first refraction surface, the second refraction surface and the total reflection surface are respectively formed on the three end side surfaces.
10. The portable electronic device of claim 1, wherein: the traveling directions of the first and second optical signals are related to the inclination angles of the first refraction surface, the second refraction surface and the total reflection surface; the second optical signal is generated from the first optical signal traveling to the object.
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