TWI598028B - Mobile frame - Google Patents

Description

Movable frame

The present invention relates to a frame, and more particularly to a movable frame.

Internet technology and media information are booming. Many portable electronic devices (such as notebook computers, personal digital assistants, tablets, smart phones or video players) have become an indispensable tool for human life and work. In order to improve the convenience of the portable electronic device, related protective devices or auxiliary tools, such as a vertical support device, help to adjust the height of the portable electronic device.

U.S. Patent No. 5,607,054 discloses "a split-type notebook case" comprising a front panel and a rear panel for covering the opposite side of the notebook, and when the suitcase is opened, a portion of the rear panel can be folded back and protruded To raise the height of the notebook by raising the notebook away from the water level. However, this prior art is bulky and increases the carrying weight when carried.

Taiwan Patent No. M511781 discloses "a vertical electronic product protection bag" comprising a bag body and a cover body for accommodating an electronic device, and the cover body is bent to form a support frame to raise the electronic device Keep away from the water level. However, this prior art has only a vertical function, and the lack of a grip is not conducive to the user's hand at hand.

In the prior art, the protection device of the electronic product is mostly an integrally formed casing, a cover or a bag body, wherein the clamshell type is occupied, and the clamshell type protection device does not have a handle or a bag. The components cannot be placed in the hands and must still be placed in the backpack, adding to the burden on the user. In another conventional technique, in order to make the protection device of the electronic product have multiple functions, the mechanical components are increased, and the production cost is increased, which may result in complicated loading and unloading and operation, increase in volume or weight, and even difficulty in maintenance.

In order to solve the above problems, a multi-functional framework is needed, which has different functions depending on different occasions. When walking, a part of the frame is used as a grip for easy carrying in the hand, and the grip portion is also used as a hanging portion to hang on the wall surface; when the table top is laid, one part of the frame is used as a support portion, and is adjusted. The height and tilt angle of the notebook.

A first object of the present invention is to provide a movable frame comprising an upper frame and a lower frame. The upper frame includes an upper outer frame and an upper inner frame, the upper inner frame is latched on the upper outer frame, and the upper frame has a first coupling portion including a first continuous groove and a second continuous concave a slot and a first magnetic element. The lower frame includes a lower outer frame and a lower inner frame. The lower inner frame is clamped to the lower outer frame, and the lower frame has a second coupling portion including a second magnetic attraction element. Wherein the first continuous groove and the second continuous groove have a plurality of magnetic elements.

In the above first object, the inner side of the upper outer frame has a groove, and the outer side of the upper inner frame has a boring head which matches the groove. A first volume is formed between the upper inner frame and the upper outer frame, and a second volume is formed between the lower inner frame and the lower outer frame, wherein the first volume and the second volume correspond to each other. The outer side of the lower outer frame has a slidable dustproof member.

A second object of the present invention is to provide a movable frame comprising a frame comprising an upper frame and a lower frame. The upper frame includes an upper outer frame and an upper inner frame, and the inner side of the upper outer frame has a groove. The outer side of the upper inner frame has a boring head and is clamped in the groove of the upper outer frame. The lower frame includes a lower outer frame and a lower inner frame, and the lower inner frame is clamped in the lower outer frame. The upper inner frame and the upper outer frame have a first volume, and the lower inner frame and the lower outer frame have a second volume.

According to the second object, the first volume has a first state and a second state according to the relative movement between the upper inner frame and the upper outer frame. The first state: the first volume and the second volume overlap to form a grip. The second state: the first volume and the second volume are respectively located on opposite sides, and the first volume forms a support portion.

A third object of the present invention is to provide a movable frame, which is composed of an upper frame and a lower frame. The upper frame and the lower frame have a plurality of engaging portions, each of which includes a groove and a corresponding card. a pin, the groove is located in the upper frame and the lower frame, the bayonet is engaged in the groove, the bayonet has a head end surface and a tail end surface, the head end surface is perpendicular to the tail end surface, and the head end surface is parallel to The upper frame and the upper surface of the lower frame have a thickness smaller than a thickness of the upper frame and the lower frame.

The third object further includes an upper inner frame and an upper outer frame, wherein the lower frame further includes a lower inner frame and a lower outer frame, and the groove is formed on the upper inner frame and the lower inner frame The card is in an I-shape.

100‧‧‧Frame

102‧‧‧Top box

104‧‧‧ Lower frame

1022‧‧‧上上框

1024‧‧‧Upper frame

1042‧‧‧Under the inner frame

1044‧‧‧ Lower frame

1026‧‧‧First coupling

1046‧‧‧Second coupling

1026a‧‧‧first continuous groove

1026b‧‧‧Second continuous groove

1026c‧‧‧First magnetic element

1046c‧‧‧Second magnetic element

103‧‧‧First volume

105‧‧‧second volume

108‧‧‧Clock Department

1082‧‧‧ Groove

1084‧‧‧Karts

1022a‧‧‧ Shantou

1024a‧‧‧榫槽

30‧‧‧Electronic devices

32‧‧‧Upper cover

34‧‧‧Base

1025‧‧‧Magnetic components

110‧‧‧Dust-proof parts

1084a‧‧‧ stop

1084b‧‧‧ end face

1084c‧‧‧Perforation

1084d‧‧‧ Positioning components

The first A is a front view showing the movable frame.

The first B diagram shows a perspective view of the movable frame.

The first C diagram shows an exploded view of the movable frame.

The second A diagram shows a schematic diagram of the movable frame.

The second B diagram shows another schematic diagram of the movable frame.

The second C diagram shows another schematic diagram of the movable frame.

The third A is a cross-sectional view showing the inner frame and the outer frame.

The third B diagram shows a schematic diagram of the inner frame and the outer frame.

The fourth A diagram shows a coupled side view of the upper and lower frames.

The fourth B diagram shows a side view of the relative movement of the upper frame and the lower frame.

The fourth C diagram shows a side view of the relative rotation of the upper frame and the lower frame.

Figure 5A shows a cross-sectional side view of the fourth A diagram.

Figure 5B shows a cross-sectional side view of the fourth B.

The fifth C diagram shows a cross-sectional side view of the fourth C diagram.

Figure 6A shows a side view of the relative rotation of the upper and lower frames of another embodiment.

Figure 6B shows a side view of the relative rotation of the upper and lower frames of another embodiment.

The sixth C diagram shows a side view of the relative rotation of the upper and lower frames of another embodiment.

The seventh figure shows the engagement of the upper inner frame and the upper outer frame.

Figure 8A shows a perspective view of the bayonet.

Figure 8B shows a front view of the bayonet.

The eighth C diagram shows a cross-sectional view of the bayonet.

Figure 9A shows a schematic view of the engaging portion.

Figure IX is a cross-sectional view of Figure IX.

Figure 10A shows another schematic view of the engaging portion.

Figure 10B is a cross-sectional view of the tenth A chart.

The eleventh figure shows the application diagram of the movable frame.

The twelfth figure shows the application diagram of the movable frame.

The thirteenth diagram shows another schematic diagram of the first and second coupling sections.

The above aspects and advantages of the present invention will be more readily understood from the following detailed description of the invention.

Different embodiments of the invention will now be described. The following description provides the invention Specific implementation details so that the reader thoroughly understands how these embodiments are implemented. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that the present invention may be practiced without these details. In addition, some well-known structures or functions may be described or described in detail to avoid obscuring the description of the various embodiments. The terms used in the following description will be interpreted in the broadest sense, even if A detailed description of a particular embodiment of the invention is used together.

Referring to the first A diagram, the first B diagram and the first C diagram, the first A diagram is a front view of the movable frame of the present invention, and the first B diagram is a perspective view of the movable frame of the present invention, and the first C diagram is the invention. An exploded view of the active framework. The movable frame 100 (hereinafter referred to as the frame 100) is a frame body including an upper frame 102 and a lower frame 104. The upper frame 102 is relatively moved and rotated on the lower frame 104. A pivoting unit (not shown) may be included between the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104. In the preferred embodiment, the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104 do not have a pivoting unit, Achieve multiple effects, as detailed below.

In one embodiment, the frame 100 is used to frame the outer edge of the portable electronic computing device 30, as shown in the second to second C, and the three drawings show the practical application of the frame 100 of the present invention. In this embodiment, the portable electronic device 30 can be a notebook computer. However, the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and is described herein. The upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104 respectively frame the outer edge of the portable electronic device 30. The following mainly describes the operation of the frame 100 on the portable electronic device 30 to help the reader understand the spirit of the present invention. Where.

Further, referring to the first A, B, C, II, B, and C diagrams, the upper frame 102 includes an upper inner frame 1022 and an upper outer frame 1024, and the lower frame 104 includes a lower inner frame 1042 and a lower outer frame. In the block 1044, the upper inner frame 1022 is slightly smaller in size than the upper outer frame 1024, and the upper inner frame 1022 is movably locked on the inner side of the upper outer frame 1024. Similarly, the lower inner frame 1042 is slightly smaller in size than the lower outer frame 1044. The frame 1042 is fixed to the inside of the lower outer frame 1044. In a preferred embodiment, the upper frame 102 has the same shape and shape as the lower frame 104, and the inner frame 1022 should have the same shape and size as the lower inner frame 1042. The upper outer frame 1024 has the same shape and size as the lower outer frame 1044. In the preferred embodiment, the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104 have rounded rectangles, but are not limited thereto. In an embodiment, the upper inner frame 1022 and the lower inner frame 1042 are made of elastic plastic, but not limited thereto, and the inner inner frame 1022 and the inner inner frame 1042 are hollowed out, and the inner inner frame 1022 is hollowed out. The upper outer frame 1024 and the lower outer frame 1044 are made of metal, alloy or the like, such as aluminum alloy, but not limited thereto. In another embodiment, the lower inner frame 1024 and the lower outer frame 1044 are integrally formed. The material of the frame 100 may be changed depending on actual needs without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention, and is not limited to the above-mentioned elastic plastic, metal or alloy.

In an embodiment, the upper inner frame 1022 and the lower inner frame 1042 are respectively disposed on the outer edge of the cover 32 and the base 34 of the portable electronic device 30, and the upper inner frame 1022 and the upper outer frame 1024 have the first The volume 103 has a second volume 105 between the lower inner frame 1042 and the lower outer frame 1044; wherein the lower inner frame 1042 is fixed to the inner side of the lower outer frame 1044, or the lower inner frame 1042 and the lower outer frame 1044 are The second volume 105 is in a fixed state, and the first volume 103 is sized to become an adjustable volume with the relative movement between the upper inner frame 1022 and the upper outer frame 1024.

In order to make the reader clear the main point of view of the drawing, the third A picture and the third B picture only show the details of a certain frame 100, and usually the knowledge person should be analogized to other parts according to the principle. In one embodiment, the two opposite outer sides (such as the left and right sides) of the upper inner frame 1022 each have a long type of head 1022a, and the opposite inner sides of the upper outer frame 1024 (such as the left and right sides) each have a long type of groove (or track). 1024a, the long hoe 1022a should be matched with the long groove 1024a, so that the long hoe 1022a is moved in the long groove 1024a, so that the upper inner frame 1022 is movably snapped inside the outer frame 1024, By adjusting the position of the upper outer frame 1024, or pushing the position of the upper inner frame 1022, as shown by the direction of the arrow in the figure, thereby changing the relative position of the upper inner frame 1022 and the upper outer frame 1024, thereby adjusting the first position. The volume 103 is so large that the first volume 103 varies according to the relative position of the upper inner frame 1022 and the upper outer frame 1024. As shown in the second A-second C diagram, the first volume 103 of the second A diagram is located in the upper half of the drawing, and the first volume 103 of the second B diagram is located in the lower half of the drawing, the second C The first volume 103 of the figure is between the two states of the second A and the second B, one of which is located in the upper half of the drawing and the other part is located in the lower half of the drawing.

In another embodiment, the outer side of the upper inner frame 1022 has a long groove (such as 1024a), and the inner side of the upper outer frame 1024 has a long hoe (such as 1022a), and the long hoe should match the long groove. The effect of the matching between the tongue and the hoe is equivalent to the above-described preferred embodiment, and such changes are to be understood by those skilled in the art and implemented accordingly, and thus will not be described again. In one embodiment, the first volume 103 and the second volume 105 are combined such that a portion of the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104 are part of the grip portion and have a hanging portion for carrying and hanging on the upright wall. Or on the slope, as shown in Figure 11 and Figure 12.

In an embodiment, referring to the fifth A-fif C diagram, the upper frame 102 includes a first coupling portion 1026 including a first magnetic element 1026c, and the lower frame 104 includes a second coupling portion 1046, which includes Two magnetic elements 1046c, wherein the magnetic properties of the second magnetic element 1046c are greater than the first magnetic element 1026c. In a preferred embodiment, one portion of the elongated head 1022a on the outside of the upper inner frame 1022 has a first continuous groove 1026a of equal spacing, and a portion of the elongated groove on the inner side of the lower outer frame 1024 has a second continuous concave of equal spacing. The groove 1026b, when the long-shaped boring head 1022a and the long-shaped groove 1024a are coupled to each other, the first continuous groove 1026a and the second continuous groove 1026b are coupled face-to-face, a plurality of magnetic elements 1025 in the first continuous groove 1026a and the second The continuous grooves 1026b are alternately moved to generate a magnetic force between the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104 to couple the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104 to the frame 100. In one embodiment, the grooves of the first continuous groove 1026a and the second continuous groove 1026b are of the same size, and the magnetic element 1025 is slightly smaller than the grooves of the first and second continuous grooves 1026a, 1026b. The first and second continuous grooves 1026a, 1026b are configured to receive the magnetic element 1025, as shown in Figures 5A-C, and those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that the groove size needs to match the size of the magnetic element. However, the shape is not limited to the above. In one embodiment, the groove depth of the first continuous groove 1026a is smaller than the groove depth of the second continuous groove 1026b, as shown in FIGS. 5A-5C. Those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that the magnetic attraction between the magnetic element 1025 and the first magnetic element 1026c described herein should be less than the magnetic attraction between the magnetic element 1025 and the second magnetic element 1046c, resulting in magnetic Element 1025 is altered in position by relative motion between first magnetic element 1026c and second magnetic element 1046c.

Those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that the magnetic attraction between the magnetic element 1025 and the first magnetic element 1026c is less than the magnetic attraction between the magnetic element 1025 and the second magnetic element 1046c. The repulsive force between the magnetic element 1025 and the first magnetic element 1026c is greater than the repulsive force between the magnetic element 1025 and the second magnetic element 1046c, and thus will not be described herein. In other words, the magnitude of the force between the magnetic element 1025 and the first magnetic element 1026c is different from the magnitude of the force between the magnetic element 1025 and the second magnetic element 1046c, thereby causing the magnetic element 1025 to be in the first magnetic attraction. Element 1026c moves between second magnetic element 1046c. In one embodiment, the second magnetic element 1046c and the magnetic element 1025 are magnets, and the first magnetic element 1026c is an iron piece, but is not limited thereto.

Referring to the thirteenth diagram, this figure shows another schematic diagram of the first and second coupling portions. In another embodiment, the grooves of the first and second continuous grooves 1026a, 1026b are trapezoidal, and the magnetic element 1025 should be trapezoidal that can match the groove, so that the first and second continuous grooves 1026a, 1026b can accommodate Magnetic components, as shown in Figure 13.

More specifically, refer to the fourth A-C diagram and the fifth A-C diagram at the same time, and the fourth A diagram is displayed. The upper frame is parallel to the side view of the lower frame, the fifth A is a cross-sectional view of the fourth A; the fourth B is a side view showing the upper frame 102 moving parallel to the upper frame 104, and the fifth B is a side view. A cross-sectional view of the fourth B-picture is shown, a fourth C-picture shows a side view of the upper frame 102 on the lower frame 104, and a fifth C-picture shows a cross-sectional view of the fourth C-picture, in order to make the reader more capable. In view of the main point of view expressed in the drawings, the fifth A-five C diagram only shows the configuration of the first coupling portion and the second coupling portion, omitting other components, and it should be noted that the inner frame 1022 and the upper frame of the present invention are omitted. The 1024 should be engaged with each other. The relative position of the inner frame 1022 and the upper outer frame 1024 is only used to help explain the relative position between the first continuous groove 1026a and the second continuous groove 1026b. The first magnetic element 1026c is attached to one side of the first continuous groove 1026a, the measurement system is away from the second continuous groove 1026b, and the first continuous groove 1026a is coupled to the second continuous groove 1026b face to face, when the upper frame 102 When the lower frame 104 is covered in parallel (as shown in FIG. 4A), since the magnetic attraction between the second magnetic element 1046c and the magnetic element 1025 of the lower frame 104 is larger than that of the upper frame 102, the first magnetic element 1026c and the magnetic element 1025 The magnetic attraction, so in the coupled state, the magnetic element 1025 is attracted and fixed by the second magnetic element 1046c of the lower frame 104 to the second continuous groove 1026b of the upper outer frame 1024, as shown in FIG. B and 5B, the upper outer frame 1024 is horizontally moved, and only the relative positions of the first continuous groove 1026a and the second continuous groove 1026b are changed. At this time, the magnetic element 1025 is still subjected to the lower frame 104 and the second magnetic element 1046c. The attraction is still fixed in the second continuous groove 1026b; referring to the fourth C and fifth C, when the upper frame 1024 is moved to a specific position, a force is applied (as indicated by the arrow), causing the upper frame 102 Separated from the lower frame 104, the angle between the two is at an angle. At this time, the magnetic element 1025 is separated from the lower frame 104. The attraction of the two magnetic elements 1046c is attracted by the first magnetic element 1026c of the upper inner frame 1022, and is fixed in the first continuous groove 1026a of the upper inner frame 1022, and the depth of the first continuous groove 1026a is smaller than the second The depth of the continuous groove 1026b, so in the fifth C state, a part of the magnetic element 1025 is fixed in the first continuous groove 1026a, and the remaining part is fixed in the second continuous groove 1026b, so that the upper inner frame 1022 It is stationary with the upper frame 1024. As a result, the magnetic element 1025 moves vertically (up and down) between the first continuous groove 1026a of the upper inner frame 1022 and the second continuous groove 1026b of the upper outer frame 1024 along with the relative movement of the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104. The upper outer frame 1024 is slid outside the upper inner frame 1022 and fixed at a specific position.

In another preferred embodiment, reference is made to Figures 6A-6C, which show a schematic diagram of the steps of the relative rotation of the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104, respectively. In the sixth diagram, a force is first applied to make an angle between the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104, as indicated by the arrow in the figure; in the sixth B diagram, the upper outer frame 1024 is pushed, as shown by the arrow in the figure. As shown, the first continuous groove 1026a is opposite the second continuous groove 1026b The displacement, that is, the second continuous groove 1026b moves in the direction of the arrow in the figure; in the sixth C picture, a force is applied again, so that the first coupling portion 1026 of the upper frame 102 is again away from the lower frame 104, the second coupling portion 1046. At this time, the magnetic attraction between the magnetic element 1025 and the first magnetic element 1026c is greater than the magnetic force between the magnetic element 1025 and the second magnetic element 1046c, so the magnetic element 1025 moves from the second continuous groove 1026b to the first In a continuous groove 1026a, because the depth of the first continuous groove 1026a is smaller than the depth of the second continuous groove 1026b, a portion of the magnetic element 1025 is fixed in the first continuous groove 1026a in the sixth C-picture state. The remaining portion is fixed in the second continuous groove 1026b, so that the upper inner frame 1022 and the upper outer frame 1024 are in a static fixed state.

In an embodiment, the upper inner frame 1022 and the lower inner frame 1042 each have at least one pair of engaging portions 108. The purpose is that the portable electronic device 30 is firmly fixed in the upper inner frame 1022 and the lower inner frame 1042, and is avoided from above. The inner frame 1022 and the lower inner frame 1042 are separated. In detail, referring to the seventh figure, the figure shows a schematic diagram of the engagement between the upper inner frame and the upper outer frame. Those skilled in the art should understand that the engagement between the lower inner frame and the lower outer frame is analogous to the first The seven figures are shown.

In one embodiment, referring to FIGS. 7-10, the engaging portion 108 includes a recess 1082 for receiving a bayonet 1084. In the preferred embodiment, the end face of the bayonet 1084 is a stop face 1084a that is perpendicular to the end face 1084b, as shown in the perspective view of FIG. 8A; the stop face 1084a is parallel and coupled to the upper surface of the upper inner frame 1022. That is, from the front view of the card pin 1084, it is an I-shaped type, as shown in the eighth B-picture; from the cross-section of the card-stack 1084, it is a T-shaped type, as shown in the eighth C-picture; The thickness of the bayonet 1084 is less than the thickness of the upper inner frame 1022, but the width of the head end surface 1084a is greater than the thickness of the upper inner frame 1022, so that the bayonet 1084 moves within the recess 1082 without departing from the recess 1082, for example, as the ninth. A, 9B, 10A, and 10B, the ninth B is a cross-sectional view of the cross-sectional line A-A' of the ninth A, and the tenth B is a cross-section of the cross-sectional line B-B' of the tenth A FIG. 9A and IXB show that the bayonet 1084 is close to the upper outer frame 1024, so that the recess 1082 leaves a space, and the tenth A and tenth B shows that the bayonet 1084 is away from the upper outer frame 1024. If the inner frame 102 is disposed on the outer side edge of the portable electronic device 30, the latch 1084 is moved into contact with the outer edge of the portable electronic device 30, as shown in FIG. When the portable electronic device 30 is opened, the head end stop surface 1084a of the bayonet 1084 provides a stopping force to the outer edge of the portable electronic device 30 to avoid the upper inner frame 1022 and the lower inner frame 1042 due to the opening. Get rid of.

Referring to the ninth A-10B diagram, in another embodiment, the bayonet 1084 further has a through hole 1084c for a positioning component 1084d (such as a positioning pin) to be disposed there, and the positioning component 1084d is worn. The hole 1084c is fixed to the upper outer frame 1024. It should be noted that the length of the positioning component 1084d needs to be greater than the thickness of the upper inner frame 1022, so that the end of the positioning component 1084d is sufficient to be fixed to the upper outer frame 1024, such as ninth B and ten. As shown in Fig. B, the bayonet 1084 is moved parallel to this length, while the bayonet 1084 does not detach from the recess 1082 due to the positioning element 1084d, comparing ninth B and tenth. The purpose of the engaging portion 108 of the present invention is that the bayonet 1084 is limitedly moved within the recess 1082 without departing from the recess 1082, and the latch 1084 can provide a stopping force to the outside of the electronic device 30. The foregoing embodiment is exemplarily used only to illustrate that the latch 1088 provides a stopping force. The bayonet 1084 can be installed in the recess 1082 in other manners without departing from the scope and spirit of the present invention. The above embodiments are limited.

In one embodiment, a portion of the lower outer frame 1044 has a slidable dustproof member 110 corresponding to the connection port of the portable electronic device 30, as shown in the second A-second C diagram and the twelfth figure. The purpose of sliding the dustproof member 110 is to protect the connection port, prevent external impurities or moisture from entering, affecting the operation of the electronic device 30, and prolonging the service life. On the other hand, if necessary, moving the slidable dustproof member 110, the adapter cable can be coupled. After connecting to the port, it is not necessary to remove the frame 100. The slidable dust-proof member 110 of the present invention is disclosed in Taiwan Patent Publication No. TW 201145326, which is incorporated herein in its entirety by reference. Those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate that the slider (not shown) of the slidable dust-proof member 110 slides into the chute (not shown) of the lower outer frame 1044, thereby resulting in The sliding dustproof member 110 slides on the outer side of the lower outer frame 1044.

In one embodiment, the upper frame 102 and the lower frame 104 further include a protective cover (not shown). In detail, the protective cover is engaged inside the upper inner frame 1022 and engaged inside the lower inner frame 1042. The inside of the inner frame 1022 and the inner inner frame 1042 of the frame 100 disposed on the outer edge of the electronic device 30 are not hollowed out, and the protective cover is adjacent to the front surface and the back surface of the electronic device 30. The protective cover is detachable. The purpose of the protective cover is to prevent the front surface and the back surface of the electronic device 30 from being scratched. The user must handle the protective cover according to the requirements. The protective cover material is made of transparent plastic, aluminum metal and other lightweight waterproof materials.

In summary, the present invention not only provides a unique protection frame, but also the coupling force between the first coupling portion 1026 of the upper frame 102 and the second coupling portion 1046 of the lower frame 104, the first continuous groove 1026a of the upper inner frame 1022 and the upper portion The synergistic action of the simple geometric elements such as the magnetic element 1025, the inner frame 102 engaging portion 108 and the corresponding bayonet 1084 between the second continuous groove 1026a of the outer frame 1024 achieves multiple functions with a simple operation. When the portable electronic device 30 is installed in the protective frame of the present invention, a part of the upper and lower outer frames 1024 and 1044 of the present invention is used as a grip portion for carrying; a part of the upper outer frame 1024 is adapted. Different functions can be provided in different environments, such as adjustable support, to adjust the height and tilt angle of the portable electronic device, or as a suspension, hanging on a vertical or inclined surface. The unique protection frame of the invention is lightly stored.

If a component "A" is coupled to component "B", component A may be directly coupled to B or indirectly coupled to B via component C. If the specification states that a component, feature, structure, program, or characteristic A will result in a component, feature, structure, procedure, or characteristic B, it indicates that A is at least part of B, or indicates that there are other components, features, or structures. , program or feature assists in causing B. The word "may" as used in the specification, its elements, features, procedures or characteristics are not limited to the description; the number mentioned in the specification is not limited to the words "a" or "an".

"an embodiment" or "an embodiment" as used herein means a particular feature, structure, and characteristic described in the embodiment of the at least one embodiment. Therefore, the statements in the various embodiments of the present invention are not necessarily referring to the same embodiment, but may refer to the same embodiment. In addition, it is to be understood that in the present disclosure, the particular features, structures, or characteristics may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments. The specification can be variously modified without departing from the scope of the invention, and the above detailed multiple names can be used as a support. The invention is not limited to the specific forms, drawings, and details disclosed herein. Accordingly, the specification and drawings are to be regarded as a description

The invention is not limited to the specific details described herein. Many different inventive variations related to the prior description and drawings are permissible in the spirit and scope of the present invention. Accordingly, the invention is intended to cover the modifications and modifications of the invention

100‧‧‧Frame

103‧‧‧First volume

105‧‧‧second volume

1022‧‧‧上上框

1024‧‧‧Upper frame

1042‧‧‧Under the inner frame

1044‧‧‧ Lower frame

Claims (10)

A movable frame, comprising a frame, comprising: an upper frame, comprising an upper outer frame and an upper inner frame, wherein the upper inner frame is clamped to the upper outer frame, the upper frame has a first coupling portion, The method comprises: a first continuous groove in the upper inner frame; a second continuous groove on the upper outer frame; and a first magnetic element; and a lower frame, including a lower outer frame and a lower inner frame, The lower frame has a second coupling portion including a second magnetic element; wherein the first continuous groove and the second continuous groove have a magnetic element between the second magnetic element and the magnetic element The magnetic attraction is greater than the magnetic attraction between the first magnetic element and the magnetic element. The movable frame according to claim 1, wherein the inner side of the upper outer frame has a groove, and the outer side of the upper inner frame has a tongue which matches the groove. The movable frame of claim 1, wherein the upper inner frame and the upper outer frame have a first volume, and the lower inner frame and the lower outer frame have a second volume, wherein the A volume and the second volume correspond to each other. The movable frame as described in claim 1, wherein the outer side of the lower outer frame has a slidable dustproof member, and the inner portion of the inner inner frame and the inner inner frame of the lower inner frame are respectively engaged with a protective cover. A movable frame includes a frame, comprising: an upper frame, comprising: an upper outer frame having a groove on an inner side thereof; and an upper inner frame having a top on the outer side, the card being attached to the upper frame The inside of the groove; the lower frame, including the outer frame and the inner frame; The upper inner frame and the upper outer frame have a first volume, and the lower inner frame and the lower outer frame have a second volume. The movable frame according to claim 5, wherein the first volume has a first state, and the first volume overlaps the second volume according to the relative movement between the upper inner frame and the upper outer frame Correspondingly, a grip portion is formed together; and in a second state, the first volume and the second volume are respectively located on opposite sides, and the first volume forms a support portion. The movable frame according to claim 5, wherein the outer side of the lower outer frame has a slidable dustproof member, and the inner portion of the inner inner frame and the inner inner frame of the lower inner frame are respectively engaged with a protective cover. The movable frame is composed of an upper frame and a lower frame, the upper frame and the lower frame have a plurality of engaging portions, wherein each of the engaging portions comprises: a groove, located in the upper frame and the lower frame; And a latching pin, the latching pin has an end surface and a tail end surface perpendicular to the trailing end surface, the head end surface being parallel to the upper frame and the upper surface of the lower frame, One portion of the bayonet has a thickness less than the thickness of the upper frame and the lower frame. The movable frame as shown in claim 8 , wherein the upper frame further comprises an upper inner frame and an upper outer frame, wherein the lower frame further comprises a lower inner frame and a lower outer frame, wherein the concave frame is formed on the upper frame The inner frame and the lower inner frame, the bayonet moves in the groove. The movable frame according to claim 8, wherein the outer side of the lower outer frame has a slidable dustproof member, and the inner portion of the upper inner frame and the inner inner frame of the inner frame are respectively engaged with a protective cover.