KR200256114Y1 - Assembling structure of mouse board - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an assembly structure of a mouse board, the mouse support plate 100 is provided with a mouse pad 110, a fixed clamp that is rotatably coupled to the mouse support plate 100 and fixed to one side of the desk 400 In the mouse board consisting of (200), the through hole 120 is formed on the rear side of the mouse support plate 100, the lower portion of the fixed clamp 200 is inserted into the through hole (120) boss portion protruding the lower end ( 210 is formed, and the fixing knob 300 is screwed to the lower end of the boss portion 210, the structure in which the mouse support plate and the fixed clamp is coupled to each other to reduce the manufacturing cost, and easily coupled and separated from each other It can be made, by the appropriate force has the effect of smoothly rotating the mouse support plate from the fixed clamp.

Description

Assembly structure of mouse board {ASSEMBLING STRUCTURE OF MOUSE BOARD}

The present invention relates to an assembly structure of a mouse board, and more particularly, the structure in which the mouse support plate and the fixing clamp are coupled to each other is simple, so that they can be easily combined and separated, and the mouse support plate is smoothly removed from the fixing clamp by an appropriate force. It relates to an assembly structure of the mouse board to rotate.

In general, a computer is installed not only on a normal desk but also on a computer-dedicated desk designed to conveniently install a main body, a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse, and the like for convenience of work.

The computer-specific desk is provided with a monitor on the top plate, the keyboard is mounted on the keyboard support plate coupled to slide back and forth on the lower side of the top plate, the main body is accommodated in the receiving portion formed on the side.

On the other hand, the mouse is used on a keyboard support plate or a top plate of a computer-dedicated desk, or a separate mouse board is used in which a mouse support plate having a mouse pad is rotatably coupled to a desk for convenient use of the mouse.

A conventional mouse board will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a perspective view showing a conventional mouse board, Figure 2 is a partially exploded perspective view showing a conventional mouse board. As shown in the drawing, the conventional mouse board includes a mouse support plate 10 on which a mouse is placed on an upper surface thereof, a fixed clamp 20 that is rotatably coupled to the rear side of the mouse support plate 10, and fixed to one side of a desk. , The fixing clamp 20 is made of a fixing piece 30 to suppress the separation from the mouse support plate (10).

The mouse support plate 10 includes a mouse pad 11 provided on an upper surface, a 'U' shaped guide rail 12 having a guide groove 12a along the inner circumferential surface, and a guide rail 12 formed therein. It consists of a stopper 13 to form a free end to enable elastic movement up and down on both sides.

The fixed clamp 20 includes a rotating disk 21 which is slidably coupled to the guide rail 12 of the mouse support plate 10 and upper and lower flanges 22a and 22b on the upper side of the rotating disk 21. Branch has a 'c' shaped fixed frame 22, the lower flange 22b and the rotating disk 21 of the fixed frame 22 is vertically penetrated and screwed and the fixing plate 23a is coupled to the top It consists of a handle 23.

The fixing piece 30 is fitted to the rear side of the guide rail 12 of the mouse support plate 10 in which the rotating disc 21 of the fixed clamp 20 is coupled, and the stopper 13 of the mouse support plate 10 is lowered. The coupling groove 31 to be coupled is formed.

In the conventional mouse board having such a structure, the edge of the rotation disc 21 is guided by sliding the rotation disc 21 of the fixed clamp 20 to the guide rail 12 of the mouse support plate 10. The stopper 13 of the mouse support plate 10 is inserted into the coupling groove 31 of the fixing piece 30 by inserting the fixing piece 30 into the rear side of the guide rail 12. To be combined.

Then, after inserting one side of a general desk or a computer-dedicated desk into the fixed frame 22 of the fixed clamp 20 to which the mouse support plate 10 is coupled, the fixed handle 23 is rotated so that the fixed plate 23a is the bottom of the desk. The mouse board is fixed to the desk by supporting it.

However, such a conventional mouse board has a complicated structure in which the coupling structure of the mouse support plate 10 and the fixed clamp 20 is very complicated, and it is very troublesome when the mouse support plate 10 and the fixed clamp 20 are separated from each other. Had a problem.

That is, the coupling structure of the guide rail 12 of the mouse support plate 10 and the rotating disk 21 of the fixed clamp 20 is a structure that brings a lot of confusion to the user, in particular, when they are coupled to each other two stoppers ( Since the 13 is not visible from the outside, the user may not know the function of the stopper 13 well, and when the fixing piece 30 is separated from the mouse support plate 10 and the stopper 13, the fixing piece 30 is coupled. Conventional mouse boards need to be removed from the guide rails 12 in a state in which both stoppers 13 coupled to the grooves 31 are simultaneously bent downward using a separate tool. It was very difficult to separate the support plate 10 and the fixed clamp 20 from each other.

In addition, when the mouse support plate 10 is rotated from the fixed clamp 20 fixed to the desk, friction force acts greatly on the edge of the rotation disc 21 fitted in the guide groove 12a of the guide rail 12 to apply a large force. Only when the mouse support plate 10 can be rotated, these coupling parts have a problem that wears out each other and generates particles. In order to solve this problem, when the rotation disc 21 rotates relatively freely in the guide groove 12a by increasing the height of the guide groove 12a, a gap between the guide groove 12a and the rotation disk 21 coupled thereto is achieved. As a result, the front of the mouse support plate 10 sags from the fixed clamp 20 as well as the force is applied to the mouse support plate 10 so that the guide groove 12a becomes larger, so that the guide groove 12a is rotated by the disc 21. Another problem arises that prevents you from properly guiding.

The present invention is to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, the object of the present invention is to reduce the manufacturing cost by a simple structure in which the mouse support plate and the fixed clamp is coupled to each other, can be easily combined and separated from each other, and appropriate force The present invention provides an assembly structure of a mouse board for smoothly rotating a mouse support plate from a fixed clamp.

The present invention for achieving the above object, in the mouse board consisting of a mouse support plate provided with a mouse pad, and a fixed clamp that is rotatably coupled to the mouse support plate and fixed to one side of the desk, penetrating the rear side of the mouse support plate The hole is formed, the lower side of the fixing clamp is inserted into the through-hole is formed with a boss protruding the lower end, characterized in that the fixing knob is screwed to the lower end of the boss.

The boss portion is characterized in that the elastic ring is attached to the outer peripheral surface.

1 is a perspective view of a conventional mouse board,

2 is a partially exploded perspective view of a conventional mouse board,

3 is an exploded perspective view illustrating an assembly structure of a mouse board according to the present invention;

4 is a cross-sectional view showing a state of use of the assembly structure of the mouse board according to the present invention.

<Description of Symbols for Main Parts of Drawings>

100; Mouse support plate 110; Mouse pad

120; Through hole 200; Fixed clamp

210; Boss portion 211; Screw groove

220; Fixed frame 221; Upper flange

222; Lower flange 230; Fixed handle

231; Fixing plate 240; Elastic ring

300; Fixed knob

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, the most preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail so that those skilled in the art can easily practice.

Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view showing the assembly structure of the mouse board according to the present invention, Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view showing the use state of the assembly structure of the mouse board according to the present invention. As shown, the mouse board according to the present invention is provided with a mouse pad 110 on the upper surface and the through hole 120 is formed on the rear side, the through hole 120 of the mouse support plate 100 A boss portion 210 is formed to be inserted into and protrudes at the bottom thereof, and a 'c' shaped fixing frame 220 having upper and lower flanges 221 and 222 is formed on the boss portion 210, and the boss portion 210 is formed. The fixing clamp 200 is provided with a fixing handle 230 is coupled to the lower flange 222 of the fixing frame 220 and the fixing plate 231 is coupled to the top of the fixing frame 220, and the boss portion 210 of the It consists of a fixed knob 300 is screwed to the bottom.

The mouse support plate 100 forms a constant groove on the upper surface thereof, and the mouse pad 110 is attached to the groove, and the boss portion 210 of the fixing clamp 200 is inserted into the through hole 120 formed at the rear side thereof. The lower end protrudes below the through hole 120. In addition, the front and side of the mouse support plate 100 is formed with a non-slip projection 130 continuously in order to prevent the user from sliding when rotating the mouse support plate 100.

The boss portion 210 of the fixed clamp 200 is formed with a screw groove 211 at the bottom, the fixed frame 220 is a general desk between the upper and lower flanges (221, 222) formed by having a 'C' shape Or one side 400 of the computer-specific desk is inserted, the fixing handle 230 is fixed to the screw shaft 232 is screwed to the lower flange 222 to the center of the upper surface and the fixing plate 231 on the top of the screw shaft 232 ) Is screwed and rotated to raise or lower the fixed plate 231 from the lower flange 222 of the fixed frame 220.

The fixed knob 300 has a circular ring shape, and a screw groove 310 is formed on an inner circumferential surface thereof to be screwed into a screw groove 211 formed at a lower end of the boss portion 210 of the fixed clamp 200.

In addition, the screw groove 310 of the fixing knob 300 may be formed discontinuously with a predetermined interval along the inner peripheral surface, as shown in FIG. Accordingly, when the fixing knob 300 is screwed into the screw groove 211 of the boss portion 210, the friction between the screw grooves 211 and 310 may be reduced, thereby quickly coupling or separating them.

On the other hand, a groove is formed on the outer circumferential surface of the boss portion 210 of the fixing clamp 200, and an elastic ring 240 formed of an elastic material having elastic force, such as rubber, is attached to the groove. The elastic ring 240 is positioned between the outer circumferential surface of the boss portion 210 and the inner circumferential surface of the through hole 120 when the boss portion 210 of the fixed clamp 200 is coupled to the through hole 120 of the mouse support plate 100. By providing a constant elastic force between them while maintaining the appropriate friction force between the through hole 120 and the boss portion 210 when the mouse support plate 100 is rotated so that the mouse support plate 100 is smoothly rotated.

The assembly structure of the mouse board having such a structure allows the boss portion 210 of the fixed clamp 200 to penetrate through the through hole 120 of the mouse support plate 100 to protrude downward from the through hole 120. By coupling the fixing knob 300 to the lower end of the boss 210, not only the mouse support plate 100 and the fixed clamp 200 can be easily coupled, but also can be easily separated by the reverse order.

Then, after inserting one side 400 of a general desk or a computer dedicated desk into the fixing frame 220 of the fixed clamp 200 to which the mouse support plate 100 is coupled, the fixing plate 230 is rotated to fix the fixing plate 231. Secure the mouse board to the desk by supporting the bottom of the desk.

According to the preferred embodiment of the present invention as described above, the coupling structure of the mouse support plate and the fixed clamp is easy to combine and separate them from each other, and smoothly rotates the mouse support plate from the fixed clamp by an appropriate force.

As described above, the assembly structure of the mouse board according to the present invention has a simple structure in which the mouse support plate and the fixed clamp are coupled to each other to reduce the manufacturing cost, can be easily coupled and separated from each other, the mouse support plate by the appropriate force It has the effect of smoothly rotating from the fixed clamp.

What has been described above is just one embodiment for carrying out the assembly structure of the mouse board according to the present invention, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, as claimed in the utility model registration claims below Without departing from the gist of the invention, anyone with ordinary knowledge in the field to which the invention belongs will have a technical spirit of the present invention to the extent that various modifications can be made.

Claims (2)

In the mouse board comprising a mouse support plate provided with a mouse pad, and a fixed clamp is rotatably coupled to the mouse support plate and fixed to one side of the desk, A through hole is formed at a rear side of the mouse support plate, and a boss portion is inserted into the through hole at the lower side of the fixing clamp, and a boss portion protrudes from the bottom thereof, and a fixing knob is screwed to the lower end of the boss portion. Assembly structure of the assembly structure. The method of claim 1, wherein the boss portion assembly structure of the mouse board, characterized in that the elastic ring is attached to the outer peripheral surface.