TWM610639U - Chassis and fabrication frame assembly thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

A chassis and an assembly frame assembly thereof, wherein the assembly frame assembly is suitable for accommodating an object and includes a fixing bracket, an accommodating frame, and an actuation mechanism. The accommodating frame is between a first position and a second position The accommodating frame is slidably arranged on the fixed bracket, the accommodating frame is suitable for accommodating objects, and the actuating mechanism is arranged on the fixed bracket. The actuating mechanism moves the accommodating frame from the first position to the second position. In the second position, the accommodating frame protrudes from the fixing bracket.

Description

Chassis and its assembly frame assembly

This creation is about an assembly frame assembly, especially an assembly frame assembly that can be moved in a small space and a chassis containing it.

In the cloud field, the server plays a key role. It can provide and implement various cloud services required by network users. With the advancement of technology, servers can be widely used in games, language processing, etc. , Finance, biomedicine, search engine, e-commerce, social network media and other fields.

Generally speaking, in order to meet various service requirements, the server host can be equipped with corresponding electronic components/devices, such as circuit boards, hard disk modules, memory, graphics cards, power modules, disk array cards, etc. There are also heat dissipation systems, such as heat dissipation fins, heat pipes, fan modules, etc., to maintain the aforementioned electronic components/devices at normal operating temperatures. In addition, in order to improve the utilization of the limited internal space of the server host, the aforementioned electronic/non-electronic components are all configured in a very compact manner, but the compact configuration may cause problems in some situations.

Taking the disk array card as an example, the disk array card usually needs to be used with a dedicated battery to provide power to the disk array card to maintain its continuous operation when the server host is powered off. In terms of configuration, considering that the hard disk module needs to be placed in the front area of the host chassis so that its I/O interface is easily accessible by users, the disk array card and its battery can only go to the back of the host chassis in most cases. End zone configuration. However, the heat dissipation airflow that absorbs heat and heats up needs to flow through the rear area to be discharged outside, which makes the battery of the disk array card stay in a high-temperature hot air environment for a long time, and the battery itself also generates heat, which is interactively affected. It will greatly affect the performance of the battery and even cause safety concerns.

For this reason, some R&D personnel have begun to try to move the battery of the disk array card to the front-end area to avoid leaving the battery in a hot air environment. However, the space in the front-end area is almost occupied by hard disk modules. Although it is found that there are still long and narrow gaps between the hard disk modules that can accommodate the battery, how to pick and place the battery in such a narrow space is immediately encountered by the developers. Another difficult problem.

It is understandable that the aforementioned problems not only exist in the server field, but also occur in other situations where objects need to be taken out of small spaces.

In view of this, the present invention provides a case and its assembly frame assembly, which can exit the contained objects in the narrow space and allow the user's fingers to reach and take it.

An assembly rack assembly disclosed according to an embodiment of the present invention is suitable for accommodating an object and includes a fixed bracket, a accommodating frame, and an actuation mechanism. The accommodating frame is slidably arranged on the fixed bracket between a first position and a second position, and is suitable for accommodating the above-mentioned objects. The actuating mechanism is arranged on the fixed bracket to move the accommodating frame from the first position to the second position. When the accommodating frame is in the second position, the accommodating frame protrudes from the fixing bracket.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, a case is disclosed, which is suitable for accommodating an object and includes a case shell, a tray, and an assembly frame assembly. The tray is detachably arranged on the chassis shell and has an opening. The assembly frame assembly includes a fixed bracket, a accommodating frame and an actuating mechanism. The fixing bracket is arranged on the tray. The accommodating frame is slidably arranged on the fixed bracket between a first position and a second position, and is suitable for accommodating the above-mentioned objects. The actuating mechanism is arranged on the fixed bracket to move the accommodating frame from the first position to the second position. When the accommodating frame is in the second position, the accommodating frame protrudes from the opening.

Using the assembly frame assembly of this creative embodiment, because the actuating mechanism of the assembly frame assembly can push the accommodating frame for accommodating objects to the second position to protrude the fixed frame, it produces enough for the user’s fingers to have Take the space for the objects in the frame.

Applying the assembly frame assembly of this creative embodiment to an actual application of a server host, since the assembly frame assembly can use its actuating mechanism to push the accommodating frame out of the fixed bracket, the assembly frame assembly may be installed on the servo according to requirements. In the relatively narrow space on the host, the object can still be withdrawn from the narrow space by operating the assembly frame assembly, so that the user's fingers can reach and take the object.

The above description of the disclosure content of this creation and the description of the following implementation manners are used to demonstrate and explain the spirit and principle of this creation, and to provide a further explanation of the scope of patent application of this creation.

Please refer to Figures 1~3. This creative embodiment proposes a chassis 9 and an assembly frame assembly 1a. Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the chassis 9 and assembly frame assembly 1a of the creative embodiment, and Figure 2 is a perspective view of the chassis 9 and assembly frame assembly 1a of the creative embodiment. A partial enlarged three-dimensional schematic diagram of the chassis 9 of this creative embodiment from another perspective is shown. FIG. 3 is a partial cutaway schematic diagram of the chassis 9 of this creative embodiment. It should be noted here that for the purpose of simplicity and ease of viewing, the wiring, screws, fans, air baffle, power supply module, etc. in the chassis 9 have been simplified or omitted here or in subsequent drawings. Other non-essential electronic/non-electronic components such as plug-in cards and part of the housing structure. In addition, the viewing angle difference in Figures 1 to 3 can be understood from the attached coordinate axis.

In this creative embodiment, the case 9 can be, for example, but not limited to, a housing of a server host. The case 9 shown in the figure is only for the purpose of introducing the spirit of the creative, and is not used to limit the text in any respect. creation. For example, the chassis of this creative embodiment can also be the housing of various other forms of server hosts or computer hosts.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3, the chassis 9 may at least include a chassis shell 910, a tray 930, and an assembly frame assembly 1a. The chassis shell 910 refers to the structure in the chassis 9 that is mainly used to carry various components and install them. For example, it can carry a motherboard for inserting and installing a redundant array of independent disks (RAID, Redundant Array of Independent Disks) card (Figure None of the above is shown), the RAID card can be, for example, but not limited to, a PERC (PowerEdge Expendable RAID controller) card, which can be connected to a battery via a cable (not shown in the figure) (as shown in Figures 2~3) The object 8) of the assembling frame assembly 1a is used to obtain the electric energy required for operation.

Please refer to FIGS. 1 to 3, the tray 930 is detachably disposed in the chassis shell 910 for installation of the aforementioned assembly rack assembly 1a and for carrying a plurality of expansion units. As shown in Figure 1, the tray 930 can carry multiple sets of hard disks (not numbered in the figure) near the front end of the chassis 9 (left side in Figure 1), so that users can access the hard disks from the front end of the chassis 9 I/O interface. Due to the hard disk module, the space of the chassis shell 910 close to the front end of the chassis 9 is relatively compact. Therefore, the position of the assembly rack assembly 1a needs to be specially arranged, for example, between expansion units, as shown in the figure. The assembly rack assembly 1a can be arranged in the narrow and long space S between the two sets of hard disks.

In contrast, the RAID card on the motherboard of the aforementioned chassis shell 910 is usually placed close to the rear end of the chassis 9 (the right side of FIG. 1), that is, the end of the chassis 9 closer to the air outlet. In this case, the heat-dissipating airflow heated by absorbing heat in the case 9 will flow through the rear end of the case 9, so arranging the object 8 on the assembly frame assembly 1a near the front end of the case 9 can help avoid high-temperature heat-dissipating airflow It has a negative impact on it.

In this creative embodiment, the assembly rack assembly 1a can facilitate the installation and disassembly of the object 8 in the narrow space S. As shown in FIGS. 2 to 3, when the tray 930 is turned over, it can be seen that there is at least one opening 931 directly connected to the elongated space S, and the opening 931 is also slightly elongated. The assembly frame assembly 1a is disposed at the opening 931, and the user can operate the assembly frame assembly 1a to withdraw the object 8 from the opening 931 and protrude from the narrow space S, or insert the object 8 from the opening 931 The assembly frame assembly 1a is installed in the elongated space S.

Fig. 4 is an exploded view showing the assembly frame assembly 1a of this creative embodiment. Please refer to FIGS. 1 to 4, in this creative embodiment, the assembly frame assembly 1 a may include a fixed bracket 110, an accommodating frame 130, and an actuation mechanism 150. Both the accommodating frame 130 and the actuating mechanism 150 can be movably disposed on the fixed support 110, wherein the actuating mechanism 150 can at least apply a thrust in a first direction D1 and/or a second direction D2 to the accommodating frame 130, To drive the accommodating frame 130 to move in a third direction D3, the first direction D1 and the second direction D2 are substantially perpendicular to each other, and the third direction D3 can substantially refer to the combined force direction of the forces in the first direction D1 and the second direction D2 , Its details will be detailed later.

In this creative embodiment, the fixing bracket 110 can be fixed to the tray 930 and located at the opening 931 of the tray 930 in any suitable manner (such as screw locking, riveting, or integral molding). The accommodating frame 130 can be slidably disposed on the fixed bracket 110 between a first position (as shown in FIGS. 2 to 3) and a second position (as shown in FIGS. 6C and 7), so the accommodating frame 130 can be movably located at the opening 931 of the tray 930 and can drive the objects 8 thereon to move at the opening 931.

In order to guide the movement of the receiving frame 130 on the fixed support 110, the fixed support 110 may include a first guiding structure 1101, and the receiving frame 130 may include a second guiding structure 1302. In the embodiment of this creation, the assembly frame assembly 1a includes two sets of the first guiding structure 1101 and the second guiding structure 1302, but this creation is not limited to their number. In this creative embodiment, one of the first guiding structure 1101 and the second guiding structure 1302 is a chute, and the other is a protrusion. The protrusion is slidably disposed in the chute so as to accommodate The frame 130 can move on the fixed support 110.

In this creative embodiment, the first guiding structure 1101 can be, but not limited to, a step screw, and the second guiding structure 1302 can be, but not limited to, a special-shaped groove. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 4, the second guiding structure 1302 can have two straight line segments extending in different directions, such as a first straight line segment 13021 extending along the third direction D3 and a second straight line extending along the first direction D1. Section 13022. Thereby, the first guiding structure 1101 is penetrated through the second guiding structure 1302, the accommodating frame 130 can be fixed to the fixing bracket 110, and the accommodating frame 130 can be moved along the first when driven by the actuating mechanism 150 A direction D1 or a second direction D2 or a combined force direction of the first direction D1 and the second direction D2 slides relative to the fixed support 110, thereby switching between the first position and the second position.

The actuating mechanism 150 can provide a driving force for the accommodating frame 130 to move from the first position to the second position. In this creative embodiment, the actuation mechanism 150 may include a linkage structure 151 and a biasing structure 153. The biasing structure 153 can push the accommodating frame 130 in the first direction D1 to drive the linkage structure 151 to push the accommodating frame 130 in the second direction D2, so that the accommodating frame 130 can move from the first position to the second along the third direction D3. Two position moves.

In detail, in this creative embodiment, the linkage structure 151 includes a first linkage 1511 and a second linkage 1512. The first linkage 1511 is disposed on the fixing bracket 110 in a manner slidable parallel to the second direction D2. In order to guide the first linkage 1511 to move in the second direction D2 or a direction opposite to the second direction D2, the fixed bracket 110 may further include a third guiding structure 1103, and a plate 15110 of the first linkage 1511 may It includes a fourth guiding structure 15114. One of the third guiding structure 1103 and the fourth guiding structure 15114 is a linear chute substantially parallel to the second direction D2, and the other is slidably disposed on The protrusions of the linear chute (such as boss screws), by inserting the third guiding structure 1103 through the fourth guiding structure 15114, the first linkage 1511 can be fixed on the fixing bracket 110 and guided and restricted The movement mode and direction of the first linkage 1511 on the fixed bracket 110.

The second linkage 1512 can be pivoted on the fixing bracket 110 in any suitable manner (such as boss screws), and one end of the second linkage 1512 is movably connected to the first linkage 1511 to be connected to the first linkage 1511 Gearing. Specifically, the plate body 15110 of the first linkage 1511 may include a first engagement portion 15113, the first engagement portion 15113 may be a rack, and may be located on the side of the plate 15110 close to the second linkage 1512; The second link 1512 may include a second link 15123, and the second link 15123 may be teeth arranged along the periphery of the second link 1512, and may be located on a side of the second link 1512 close to the first link 1511 . The second connecting portion 15123 is rotatably engaged with the first connecting portion 15113, so the movement of the first link 1511 in the second direction D2 or opposite to the second direction D2 can drive the second link 1512 to move clockwise or counterclockwise Rotation, on the contrary, the rotation of the second linkage 1512 can also drive the movement of the first linkage 1511 in the second direction D2.

In this creative embodiment, the plate 15110 of the first linkage 1511 may also have a resisting inclined surface 15115. The resisting inclined surface 15115 is located on the side of the plate 15110 facing the accommodating frame 130, and may be aligned with the first direction D1. A slope or edge that is not parallel in the second direction D2 or the third direction D3 is suitable for abutting against the accommodating frame 130 during the sliding of the accommodating frame 130 (such as abutting against one of the corners of the accommodating frame 130) , So that the thrust of the accommodating frame 130 on the first link 1511 is converted into a power for sliding the first link 1511 in a direction opposite to the second direction D2.

In addition, in this creative embodiment, an end or edge of the second link 1512 relatively far away from the first link 1511 can abut against the accommodating frame 130. In this configuration, when the accommodating frame 130 pushes against the inclined surface 15115 of the first link 1511 and causes the first link 1511 to slide in a direction opposite to the second direction D2, the first link 1511 can drive the first link 1511 The two linkage members 1512 rotate so that the end or edge of the second linkage member 1512 relatively far away from the first linkage member 1511 pushes against the accommodating frame 130 in the second direction D2.

In order to limit the amount of rotation of the second linkage 1512, in this creative embodiment, the fixed bracket 110 may also have a stop point 1105, and the end or edge of the second linkage 1512 relatively far away from the first linkage 1511 is located in the accommodating frame 130 and the stop point 1105, thereby restricting the stroke of the end or edge of the second link 1512 relatively far away from the first link 1511. It can be seen that when the first link 1511 slides in the second direction D2, the first link 1511 can drive the second link 1512 to rotate but can only move the second link 1512 relatively away from one end of the first link 1511 Or the edge is pushed in the direction opposite to the second direction D2 to the stop point 1105.

1 to 4, in this creative embodiment, the biasing structure 153 includes a sliding member 1531 and an elastic member 1533. The sliding member 1531 is slidably disposed on the fixed bracket 110 in a manner that is slidable parallel to the first direction D1. In order to guide the sliding member 1531 to move in the first direction D1 or in a direction opposite to the first direction D1, the sliding member 1531 and the fixed bracket 110 can be similar to the aforementioned third guide structure 1103 and fourth guide structure 15114. The design, for the purpose of concise description, will not be repeated here.

The elastic member 1533 can be used to provide a force for the sliding member 1531 to slide in the first direction D1. Specifically, in this creative embodiment, the elastic member 1533 can be, but is not limited to, a structure with elastic restoring force, such as a compression spring or other forms of springs or even rubber blocks and other suitable elastic bodies. The sliding member 1531 is provided with thrust moving in the first direction D1.

In this creative embodiment, the sliding member 1531 of the biasing structure 153 can abut against the accommodating frame 130, so the thrust of the elastic member 1533 can be transmitted to the accommodating frame 130 via the sliding member 1531, that is, the elastic member 1533 can be The sliding member 1531 is pushed against the sliding member 1531 to push the accommodating frame 130 toward the first direction D1.

In this creative embodiment, the biasing structure 153 can drive the accommodating frame 130 to push against the inclined surface 15115 of the first link 1511, and cause the second link 1512 to be linked to push the accommodating frame in the second direction D2. 130, that is, the accommodating frame 130 is at least simultaneously pushed by the first direction D1 and the second direction D2 to be able to slide from the first position to the second position. In short, the actuating mechanism 150 can drive and guide the accommodating frame 130 to move from the first position to the second position.

In order to enable the accommodating frame 130 to be maintained at the first position in some situations, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, in this creative embodiment, the assembly rack assembly 1a further includes a stopper 170 movably disposed on the tray 930, specifically, the stopper 170 is, for example, but not limited to, provided on the tray 930 in a sliding manner parallel to a fourth direction D4. The stopper 170 is adjacent to the opening 931 of the tray 930 and has at least a portion Part of the opening 931 can be covered. The fourth direction D4 is substantially perpendicular to the first direction D1 and the second direction D2. In addition, a restoring member 171 can be connected between the tray 930 and the stopper 170. The restoring member 171 is, for example, an extension spring, which can normally drive the stopper 170 to move in the fourth direction D4, and part of it The stopper 170 is maintained in a state of covering the part of the opening 931.

In this configuration, the stopper 170 can abut against the portion of the accommodating frame 130 located in the opening 931, so as to counteract the pushing force applied by the actuating mechanism 150 to the accommodating frame 130 to maintain the accommodating frame 130 as shown in FIG. The first position shown in 3.

Next, please refer to Figures 5 to 7 to illustrate the realization of the withdrawal of the object 8 from the elongated space S and the installation of the object 8 into the elongated space S by operating the assembly frame assembly 1a, where Figure 5 shows the end of this creative embodiment 6A to 6C are schematic diagrams showing the continuous operation of the assembly rack assembly 1a of the creative embodiment, and FIG. 7 shows the accommodating frame 130 of the assembly rack assembly 1a of the creative embodiment protruding from A schematic view of the opening 931 of the tray 930. In order to describe the position of the accommodating frame 130 and the object 8 thereon more specifically in the subsequent description, an edge EG on the fixing bracket 110 near the opening 931 is defined here, and this edge EG is used as the accommodating frame. The basis of comparison when the frame 130 moves in different positions. The so-called edge EG here refers to the boundary or surface of the fixed support 110 closest to the tray 930 or used to directly connect with the tray 930.

First, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6A, the stopper 170 is adjacent to the edge EG of the fixing bracket 110, and a part of the stopper 170 can cover the opening 931 and abut on one side of the accommodating frame 130 to maintain the accommodating frame 130. In the first position. At this time, the accommodating frame 130 and the objects 8 on it can be completely or mostly accommodated in the elongated space S, and the accommodating frame 130 can compress the elastic member 1533 via the sliding member 1531 to allow the elastic member 1533 to store elastic potential energy. .

When the object 8 is to be taken out, the user can push the stopper 170 in the direction shown by the arrow in FIG. 5 (opposite to the fourth direction D4) to remove the part of the stopper 170 covering the opening 931. With this operation, following FIG. 6B, the restriction of the stopper 170 on the accommodating frame 130 is cancelled, and the elastic potential energy accumulated by the elastic member 1533 is released and can be applied to the accommodating frame 130 through the sliding member 1531. The thrust in the direction D1, so that the accommodating frame 130 first slides along the first direction D1 to contact and push against the inclined surface 15115 of the first link 1511, so that the first link 1511 moves toward the arrow shown in FIG. 6B The direction (opposite to the second direction D2) slides, and the second linkage 1512 is linked to rotate, so that an end or edge of the second linkage 1512 relatively far away from the first linkage 1511 pushes the accommodating frame 130 in the second direction D2. Thereby, the cooperation of the linkage structure 151 and the biasing structure 153 can generate a force on the opposite side of the accommodating frame 130, so that the accommodating frame 130 can be driven along the second guiding structure 1302 (third direction D3). The first position moves to the second position.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 6C and 7, when the accommodating frame 130 is moved to the second position, the accommodating frame 130 protrudes from the fixed support 110, and the objects 8 on it also protrude from the fixed support 110, thereby at least partially Both the accommodating frame 130 and the object 8 are moved out of the narrow space S and protrude from the opening 931 of the tray 930.

Specifically, comparing FIG. 5 with FIG. 6A and FIG. 6C with FIG. 7, during the switching process of the accommodating frame 130 from the first position to the second position, the accommodating frame 130 generates a protrusion relative to the edge EG of the fixing bracket 110 P. The protruding amount P is sufficient for the user's fingers to have enough space to take out the object 8 from the accommodating frame 130. In more detail, in this creative embodiment, the accommodating frame 130 includes an elastic limit arm 1305 for fixing the object 8 to the accommodating frame 130. When the accommodating frame 130 is in the second position, the protrusion P is sufficient to allow the user's fingers to have enough space to pull the elastic limit arm 1305, release the elastic limit arm 1305 to the object 8 and make the object 8 calm Take it out from the frame 130. In an actual case, the accommodating frame 130 of the assembly rack assembly 1a of the present creative embodiment can be switched from the first position to the second position to produce a protrusion P of about 8 mm relative to the edge EG of the fixed support 110, which is sufficient for use The user's fingers have space to pull the elastic limit arm 1305 of the accommodating frame 130 and take the object 8.

It is understandable that no matter whether the accommodating frame 130 is completely submerged in the elongated space S or still has a portion slightly protruding from the elongated space S when in the first position, or in other words, regardless of whether the accommodating frame 130 is opposite to each other in the first position The edge EG of the fixed bracket 110 does not have a protrusion or only has a slight protrusion. When the accommodating frame 130 is in the second position, the amount of protrusion relative to the edge EG of the fixing bracket 110 is greater than when the accommodating frame 130 is in the first position The amount of protrusion relative to the edge EG of the fixed bracket 110. Moreover, since the accommodating frame 130 protrudes from the opening 931 when it moves to the second position, the accommodating frame 130 can prevent the stopper 170 from resetting, and allow the restoring member 171 on the stopper 170 to accumulate elastic potential energy.

Conversely, when the object 8 is to be assembled, the user only needs to continue pushing the accommodating frame 130 by inserting the object 8 into the accommodating frame 130 from the opening 931. During the process, the accommodating frame 130 can move from the second position to the first position along the second guiding structure 1302 (opposite to the third direction D3), so that the linkage structure 151 and the biasing structure 153 of the actuating mechanism 150 can be simultaneously moved. Push back to the state shown in Figure 6A. When the accommodating frame 130 returns to the first position and is submerged in the elongated space S, the elastic potential energy accumulated by the restoring member 171 on the stopper 170 is released to reset the stopper 170 to maintain the accommodating frame 130 In the first position.

It can be seen that the user only needs a simple action of pushing the stopper 170 to automatically eject the object 8 from the long and narrow space S on the tray 930, creating a position that allows the user to operate and remove the object 8. , The user only needs to insert the object 8 back into the accommodating frame 130 and push the accommodating frame 130 back into position, and the mechanism for installing and positioning the object 8 and the accommodating frame 130 can be automatically activated. The assembly frame can be seen The assembly 1a can realize the operation of removing and installing the object 8 in the long and narrow space S without tools and in simple steps.

In addition, when the accommodating frame 130 is in the first position and the object 8 is installed and positioned, the object 8 may have a part covered by the tray 930 without being exposed to the outside from the opening 931 (as shown in FIG. 5, the object 8 is relatively far away from the stop One end of the piece 170), by means of the oblique guide design of the accommodating frame 130 to the third direction D3 of the assembling rack assembly 1a of this creative embodiment, the process of the accommodating frame 130 exiting or entering the narrow space S can be avoided Hit the tray 930.

The above is only one of the exemplary aspects of the assembly frame assembly of this creation, and this creation is not limited to this. The following will give examples of other embodiments of the assembly frame assembly of this creation. However, it should be stated first that for the purpose of brief description, the following embodiments only illustrate the differences. As for the similarities or similarities between the embodiments, they can be understood by referring to the content described and will not be carried out anymore. Go into details.

FIG. 8 is a schematic side view showing the assembly frame assembly 1b according to another embodiment of the invention. Referring to FIG. 8, the second guiding structure 1302' of the accommodating frame 130' of the assembly frame assembly 1b of the present creative embodiment is a linear chute. In this case, the accommodating frame 130' can still be in the linkage structure 151 cooperates with the biasing structure 153 to switch between the first position and the second position.

FIG. 9 is a schematic side view showing another embodiment of the assembly frame assembly 1c according to the present invention. Please refer to FIG. 9, the actuating mechanism 150' of the assembly frame assembly 1c of the present creative embodiment omits the aforementioned linkage structure 151. In this case, the biasing structure 153 of the actuating mechanism 150' is opposed to the accommodating frame 130' The generated thrust along the first direction D1, combined with the second guiding structure 1302' with a linear sliding groove on the accommodating frame 130', can also drive the accommodating frame 130' to move from the first position to the second position. The operation of exiting the accommodating frame 130' and the object 8 out of the narrow space S is completed.

10A to 10B are schematic diagrams showing the action of the assembly frame assembly 1d according to another embodiment of the present creation. 10A~10B, the linkage structure 151' of the assembly frame assembly 1d of this creative embodiment includes a first linkage 1511' and a second linkage 1512', and a first connecting portion 15113' of the first linkage 1511' It is a guide groove, and the second connecting portion 15123' of the second link 1512' can be the end of the second link 1512', and can be slidably moved by a boss screw (not numbered), for example Set in the first connecting portion 15113'.

In this configuration, when the biasing structure 153 drives the accommodating frame 130 to push against the inclined surface 15115 of the first link 1511' to cause the first link 1511' to slide in a direction opposite to the second direction D2, the first link 1511' slides in a direction opposite to the second direction D2. A link 1511' can also drive the second link 1512' to rotate so that the end or edge of the second link 1512' relatively far away from the first link 1511' pushes the receiving frame 130 in the second direction D2, thereby driving the receiving frame 130 The frame 130 moves from the first position to the second position to complete the operation of exiting the accommodating frame 130 and the object 8 from the narrow space S.

FIG. 11 is a schematic side view showing another embodiment of the assembly frame assembly 1e according to the present invention. Please refer to FIG. 11, the biasing structure 153' of the assembly frame assembly 1e of the present creative embodiment is sleeved on the rotating shaft of the second linkage 1512'. The biasing structure 153' may be, for example, a torsion spring. The end or edge of the second link 1512' relatively far away from the first link 1511' is driven in the normal state to push the receiving frame 130' in the second direction D2. In this configuration, the receiving frame 130' can also be driven from the first The position moves to the second position to complete the operation of exiting the accommodating frame 130' and the object 8 from the narrow space S.

It can be seen from this that any suitable design that can make the accommodating frame slide obliquely relative to the fixed bracket and protrude out belongs to the scope of this creation. For example, in an embodiment of this creation, the assembly frame assembly The biasing structure can also be just a single elastic structure that can apply a sliding force to the accommodating frame from the first position to the second position, such as a compression spring or any other suitable elastic body.

Fig. 12 is a perspective view of a stopper 170' according to another embodiment of the invention. Please refer to FIG. 12, in this creative embodiment, the stopper 170' is pivoted on the tray 930, and its pivot axis (not shown) can be substantially parallel to the second direction D2, so that it can be rotated to cover Or switching between the two positions that do not cover the opening 931 can also achieve the aforementioned operations of maintaining the accommodating frame at the first position or allowing the accommodating frame to pass through the opening.

In summary, according to the case and its assembly frame assembly disclosed in this creative embodiment, it can be seen that the actuating mechanism of the assembly frame assembly can push the accommodating frame for accommodating objects to the second position to be protrudingly fixed. The bracket generates enough space for the user's fingers to take the objects in the accommodating frame.

In an actual application in which the assembly frame assembly of this creative embodiment is applied to a server host, since the assembly frame assembly can use its actuating mechanism to push the accommodating frame out of the fixed bracket, the assembly frame assembly can be installed even if required. In a relatively narrow space on the servo host, objects can still be withdrawn from the narrow space by operating the assembly frame assembly, allowing users to reach and take the objects with their fingers. It is conceivable that the assembly frame assembly of this creative embodiment can also be applied to various fields according to other requirements, and this creation is not limited to this.

Although this creation is disclosed above with the aforementioned embodiments, it is not intended to limit this creation. Without departing from the spirit and scope of this creation, all changes and modifications made are within the scope of patent protection of this creation. For the scope of protection defined by this creation, please refer to the attached scope of patent application.

1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e: assembly frame assembly 8: Object 9: Chassis 110: fixed bracket 130, 130’: containing frame 150, 150’: Actuating mechanism 151, 151’: Linkage structure 153, 153’: Bias structure 170, 170’: Stopper 171: Reset component 910: Chassis shell 930: Pallet 931: open 1101: The first guiding structure 1103: Third Guiding Structure 1105: Stop point 1302, 1302’: Second guiding structure 1305: Elastic limit arm 1511, 1511’: The first linkage 1512, 1512’: The second linkage 1531: Sliding member 1533: elastic member 13021: The first straight segment 13022: The second straight segment 15110: plate body 15113, 15113’: The first connecting part 15114: Fourth Guiding Structure 15115: Resist slope 15123, 15123’: The second connecting part D1: First direction D2: second direction D3: Third party D4: Fourth direction EG: Edge P: Overhang S: Long and narrow space

FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram showing the case and the assembly frame assembly of this creative embodiment. Fig. 2 is a partially enlarged three-dimensional schematic diagram showing the case of the present creative embodiment from another angle of view. Fig. 3 is a partial cutaway schematic diagram showing the case of this creative embodiment. Fig. 4 is an exploded view showing the assembly frame assembly of this creative embodiment. Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram showing the operation of the stopper of this creative embodiment. 6A to 6C are schematic diagrams showing the continuous operation of the assembly frame assembly of the creative embodiment. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the accommodating frame of the assembly rack assembly protruding from the opening of the tray according to this creative embodiment. Fig. 8 is a schematic side view showing another embodiment of the assembly frame assembly according to the present invention. Figure 9 is a schematic side view showing another embodiment of the assembly frame assembly according to the present invention. 10A to 10B are schematic diagrams showing the action of the assembly frame assembly according to another embodiment of the invention. Fig. 11 is a schematic side view showing another embodiment of the assembly frame assembly of the present invention. Fig. 12 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram showing the stopper of another embodiment of the invention.

1a: Assembly frame assembly

8: Object

110: fixed bracket

130: accommodating frame

150: actuation mechanism

151: Linkage Structure

153: Bias structure

170: Stop

930: Pallet

931: open

1305: Elastic limit arm

1511: The first linkage

1512: second linkage

1531: Sliding member

1533: elastic member

D1: First direction

D2: second direction

D3: Third party

D4: Fourth direction

EG: Edge

S: Long and narrow space

Claims (17)

An assembly frame assembly, suitable for accommodating an object, includes: a fixed frame; an accommodating frame, which is slidably arranged on the fixed frame between a first position and a second position, and is suitable for accommodating And the actuation mechanism is arranged on the fixed bracket to move the accommodating frame from the first position to the second position. When the accommodating frame is in the second position, the accommodating frame protrudes from The fixed bracket. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 1, wherein the protrusion of the accommodating frame relative to an edge of the fixing bracket when the accommodating frame is in the second position is greater than that of the accommodating frame relative to the fixing when the accommodating frame is in the first position The protruding amount of the edge of the bracket. According to claim 2, the assembly frame assembly further includes a stopper which is movably arranged on the edge of the fixed bracket to keep the containing frame at the first position. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 1, wherein the actuating mechanism includes a linkage structure and a biasing structure, and when the biasing structure pushes the accommodating frame in a first direction, the linkage structure is driven toward a first direction. Pushing the accommodating frame in two directions causes the accommodating frame to move from the first position to the second position. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 4, wherein the linkage structure includes a first linkage member and a second linkage member, and when the biasing structure pushes the accommodating frame in the first direction, the accommodating frame The frame pushes against the first link to drive the second link to push the accommodating frame in the second direction, so that the accommodating frame moves from the first position to the second position. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 5, wherein the first link has an inclined surface, one end of the second link is movably connected to the first link, and the other end of the second link Abuts against the accommodating frame, and when the biasing structure pushes the accommodating frame in the first direction, the accommodating frame pushes against the abutting inclined surface in the first direction so that the first linkage member faces opposite to the first direction Moving in two directions, the first link drives the second link, and the other end of the second link pushes the accommodating frame in the second direction. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 6, wherein the first link includes a rack portion, one end of the second link is rotatably engaged with the rack portion, and the other end of the second link Abut the accommodating frame. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 6, wherein the first link includes a guide groove, the second link is pivoted to the fixing bracket, and one end of the second link is slidable The other end of the second linkage member abuts against the accommodating frame. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 4, wherein the biasing structure includes an elastic member, and the elastic member provides the biasing structure to push the accommodating frame in the first direction. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 9, wherein the biasing structure further includes a sliding member, the sliding member is arranged on the fixed bracket in a manner of sliding parallel to the first direction, and the elastic member pushes against the sliding member Member to make the sliding member push the accommodating frame toward the first direction. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 4, wherein the linkage structure and the biasing structure respectively act on different sides of the accommodating frame. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 4, wherein the second direction is perpendicular to the first direction. The assembly frame assembly according to claim 1, wherein the fixing bracket includes a first guiding structure, the accommodating frame includes a second guiding structure, the first guiding structure and the second guiding structure One of them is a sliding groove, and the other is a protrusion, and the protrusion is slidably arranged in the sliding groove. A case suitable for accommodating an object, comprising: a case shell; a tray detachably arranged on the case shell and having an opening; and an assembly frame assembly including: a fixed bracket arranged on the A tray; an accommodating frame is slidably arranged on the fixed bracket between a first position and a second position, suitable for accommodating the object; and an actuation mechanism, arranged on the fixed bracket, so that the The accommodating frame moves from the first position to the second position, and when the accommodating frame is in the second position, the accommodating frame protrudes from the opening. The case according to claim 14, wherein the accommodating frame of the opening exposed part has a greater protrusion relative to the opening when the accommodating frame is in the second position than when the accommodating frame is in the first position The amount of protrusion of the opening is such that when the accommodating frame is in the second position, the accommodating frame protrudes from the opening. The chassis according to claim 14, wherein the tray is suitable for accommodating two expansion units, and the assembly rack assembly is arranged between the expansion units. The chassis according to claim 14, wherein the assembly frame assembly further includes a stopper, which is movably disposed on the tray, so that the accommodating frame is maintained at the first position.

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