WO2005051720A1 - 車両用ルーフアンテナ取付け装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a vehicular roof antenna mounting device that particularly takes into consideration the workability of mounting a vehicle on a roof panel.
- a projection formed on a lower surface of an antenna base plate is fitted into a perforated portion formed in a roof panel of a vehicle, and protrudes from a vehicle interior side.
- the antenna base plate is fixed by tightening the projection with a nut or the like (for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-036315).
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a roof antenna mounting device for a vehicle which can be easily mounted on a vehicle and can reduce the burden on an operator. Is to provide.
- the present invention relates to a vehicular roof fan tener mounting device that inserts a part of a vehicle outer cover into a mounting hole formed in a vehicle roof panel and inserts and fixes the vehicle roof panel.
- An antenna base disposed outside the vehicle with respect to the vehicle roof panel, and an antenna base formed on a surface of the antenna base on the vehicle roof panel side, inserted into the mounting hole, and formed on an outer peripheral portion thereof.
- Bullet The first with a 1 and the lashing force is extended toward the mounting hole side, and the inner surface of the lashing member comes into contact with the tapered surface as the lashing ring approaches the mounting hole by tightening the fastening member.
- a second leg portion extending to the outside of the mounting hole, and a legged pusher formed with the second leg portion.
- the present invention also relates to a vehicle roof antenna mounting device for inserting a part of the vehicle roof panel from the outside of the vehicle into a mounting hole formed in the vehicle roof panel and sandwiching and fixing the vehicle roof panel from inside the vehicle.
- An antenna base arranged outside the vehicle with respect to the vehicle roof panel, and a first screw portion formed on the surface of the antenna base on the vehicle roof panel side and inserted into the mounting hole.
- a fastening member having a second screw portion screwed to the first screw portion, the fastening member being fastened to the projection, and a plate-shaped piercing ring through which the fastening member penetrates.
- An elastic first leg extending from the meshing ring toward the mounting hole, the tip of which is formed to be larger than the inner diameter of the mounting hole; and a elastic leg extending from the meshing ring toward the mounting hole.
- a second leg formed so that the front end thereof fits into the inner diameter of the mounting hole, and at least one of the dash ring or the second leg by tightening the fastening member.
- a legged washer having a bent portion for extending the tip of the leg to the outside of the mounting hole is provided.
- the present invention provides a vehicle roof antenna mounting wherein a part of the vehicle outside force is inserted into a mounting hole formed in the vehicle roof panel, and the vehicle inside force is inserted and fixed.
- An antenna base arranged outside the vehicle with respect to the vehicle roof panel, and formed on a surface of the antenna base on the vehicle roof panel side, inserted into the mounting hole,
- a fastening member having a projection formed with a threaded portion, a second threaded portion screwed to the first threaded portion and fastened to the projection, a piercing through which the fastening member penetrates;
- the distal end is disposed inside the inner diameter of the mounting hole, and at least a portion between the distal end and the proximal end is outside the inner diameter of the mounting hole.
- a first leg having a protrusion formed so as to be placed, and a grounding claw provided on the outer surface of the first leg and between the protrusion and the tip.
- With a legged washer Have.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an assembling structure on an antenna base side of a vehicle roof antenna mounting apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an external appearance structure before temporary fixing according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state of being attached to a vehicle roof panel according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing a vehicle roof antenna mounting device according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of a vehicle roof antenna mounting device according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a washer with legs incorporated in the roof antenna mounting device for a vehicle.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a main part of a vehicle roof antenna mounting device according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a washer with legs incorporated in the vehicle roof antenna mounting device.
- FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 are perspective views showing a vehicle roof antenna mounting apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a component configuration necessary for mounting to a vehicle roof panel R via a mounting hole RH.
- reference numeral 110 denotes an antenna base, and an antenna mast (not shown) is attached to the upper surface side.
- an antenna mast (not shown) is attached to the upper surface side.
- a two-stage cylindrical projection 120 for attachment is formed in a body.
- the protrusion 120 has a female screw hole (first screw portion) 121 for screwing a bolt 140, which will be described later, in a central shaft portion having a longer shaft length than the periphery.
- first screw portion first screw portion
- second screw portion second screw portion
- Two pairs of tile-shaped notches 122, 122, 123, 123 are formed from the outer peripheral surface side of the base portion having the large diameter so as to be orthogonal to each other on a plane orthogonal to the shaft portion.
- a legged pusher 130 is arranged so as to cover the projection 120.
- the legged hash 130 is formed by stamping a metal material, for example, low-carbon steel, and then press-forming the two pairs of the first leg 131, 131 and the second leg 132, 132 integrally with the meshing portion 133. It has.
- first leg portions 131 and 131 having smaller width and thickness values and a longer leg length are arranged corresponding to the tile-shaped notches 122 and 122 of the protrusion 120.
- the distal ends of the first legs 131, 131 are attached to the piercing portion 133 in a state in which they are opened larger than the outermost diameter on the base side of the protrusion 120 and the inner diameter of the mounting hole R. Folded against.
- the second leg portions 132, 132 are wider than the first leg portions 131, 131 and fit into the tile-shaped notches 123, 123 of the protruding portion 120. It has a width, and its tip is slightly bent from the center in the shape of a crank. The tip having a larger diameter fits in the tile cutouts 123, 123.
- the ends of the second legs 132, 132 are formed so as to be more firmly fitted into a power vehicle roof panel, which will be described in detail later, and have both ends at acute angles as shown in the figure. .
- a bolt (fastening member) 140 is used to screw the legged washer 130 to the projection 120 of the antenna base 110.
- the thickness of the second leg 132 and the meshing portion 133 is, for example, about lmm, and the thickness of the first leg 131 is about 0.3mm-0.5mm. This is because the thickness of the first leg 131 is made 50% or less of the thickness of the second leg 132 so that the first leg 131 can be easily deformed as described later. The reason why the ratio is set to 30% or more is to prevent the first leg 131 from being damaged by deformation.
- FIG. 2 shows a state in which the antenna base 110 and the legged pusher 130 are lightly screwed with bolts 140 before being temporarily fixed to the vehicle roof panel R to be mounted.
- the tip of the second leg 132, 132 of the legged washer 130 is housed in the tile-shaped notch 123, 123 of the projection 120, and is inserted through the hole formed in the vehicle roof.
- the narrower first leg 131, 131 has its tip wider than the inside diameter of a hole formed in the vehicle roof, while preventing any trouble.
- the distance between the flat portion of the antenna base 110 is set to be equal to or greater than the thickness of the target vehicle roof panel
- the lengths of the legs 131, 131 are set in advance.
- first leg portions 131 and 131 have sufficiently small width and thickness values, a worker can utilize the elasticity of the low-carbon steel as the material to allow the worker to use the legged pusher 130 and the bolt 140.
- the projection 120 of the antenna base 110 with the antenna is inserted into the hole of the vehicle roof panel, it temporarily flexes inward with some resistance, and its tip passes through the vehicle roof panel R. At the time of completion, it shall expand again by its elasticity.
- the protrusion 120 of the antenna base 110 with the bolt 140 attached thereto is inserted into the hole of the vehicle roof panel R, and the legged pusher 130 is again inserted in the vehicle interior.
- the antenna base 110 must be removed from the vehicle roof panel, except for the operator shrinking and pushing out the first legs 131, 131 of the legged pusher 130 with the fingers inside the vehicle cabin. Cannot be performed, and this is a temporary fixing state of the antenna base 110.
- the second leg portions 132, 132 having the wider width of the legged washer 130 are such that the inner surface of the crank bent portion is pressed against the tapered surfaces 124, 124 of the projection 120.
- the tip portion gradually widens, the interval between the two tip portions becomes wider than the inner diameter of the hole of the vehicle roof panel R, and the tip of the vehicle roof panel R comes into contact with the vehicle roof panel R from the interior side.
- FIG. 3 shows the relationship between the washer 130 with the legs and the vehicle roof panel R in this case, and the second legs 132, 132, as described above, which are different from the first legs 131, 131 alone.
- This shows a state in which the front end is greatly expanded and is strongly in contact with the interior side of the vehicle roof panel R.
- the second leg portions 132, 132 are fixed by fitting into the tile-shaped notches 123, 123, and rotation is restricted.
- the first leg portions 131, 131 are larger than the second leg portions 132, 132 because of their longer leg lengths.
- the width and thickness values are set small. Therefore, the antenna base 110 is not brought into contact with the lower surface of the vehicle roof panel R with sufficient strength for mounting and fixing the antenna base 110.
- the tips of the first leg portions 131 are formed not at an acute angle but at a flat surface, for example. Therefore, the first legs 131, 131 do not penetrate into the vehicle roof panel R due to the above-described elasticity.
- the second leg portions 132, 132 have their crank bent portions widened by the tapered surfaces 124, 124 of the protruding portions 120 by strongly tightening the bolts 140, and the sharp ends are formed in the chamber of the vehicle roof panel R. It is in contact with the inside and has a rigid structure having a sufficient width in advance. Therefore, the antenna base 110 has sufficient rigidity required for mounting and fixing the antenna base 110 to the vehicle roof panel R.
- the ends of the second leg portions 132, 132 are formed so that both ends thereof are at an acute angle as described above, the second leg portions 132, 132 are more firmly fitted into the vehicle roof panel R. Can be done.
- the surface of the lower surface of the roof panel R is painted or the like, and the legged hash 130 has a structure that also serves as an electrical transmission path such as ground as a component of the antenna.
- the legged hash 130 has a structure that also serves as an electrical transmission path such as ground as a component of the antenna.
- the central shaft of the protrusion 120 protruding from the lower surface of the antenna base 110 has a shaft length larger than that of the periphery of the base, so that the bolt 140 cannot be tightened more than necessary at the tip.
- the structure was designed to allow workers to sense the completion of installation. This prevents the worker from tightening the bolt 140 more than necessary, and the tips of the second leg portions 132, 132 are spread wider, so that the mounting strength to the vehicle roof panel R is reduced, and the electric power is reduced. It is possible to avoid a poor contact.
- the projection 120 projecting from the lower surface of the antenna base 110 is inserted into the hole formed in the vehicle roof panel scale.
- the temporary fixing is completed when the first leg portions 131, 131 are opened on the vehicle interior side with the vehicle roof panel R interposed therebetween and cannot be removed through the vehicle outside force.
- the interior side power is also tightened by the necessary amount of bolt 140, and the ends of the second legs 132, 132 are opened, and the vehicle roof panel R is firmly sandwiched between the lower surface of the antenna base 110 and the vehicle. You can finish the installation on the.
- the mounting can be completed only by a very simple operation of merely tightening the bolt 140 protruding from the interior side of the vehicle, and the bolt 140 is previously attached to the antenna base 110. Since it is in the assembled state, it is unlikely that it will fall into the room, and the burden on the operator can be greatly reduced.
- the legged pusher 130 adjusts the rigidity of the first leg portions 131, 131 and the second leg portions 132, 132 by adjusting their width and thickness.
- the force described assuming that the first legs 131, 131 of the flexible structure and the second legs 132, 132 of the rigid structure are each a pair is the present invention.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and at least one of them may be formed of three or more.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing a vehicle roof antenna mounting device 200 according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the vehicle roof antenna mounting device 200 is mounted in the mounting hole RH formed in the vehicle roof panel R, similarly to the vehicle roof antenna mounting device 100 according to the above-described first embodiment.
- the legged washer 130 and the bolt 140 are the same as those according to the first embodiment described above, and will not be described in detail.
- reference numeral 210 denotes an antenna base.
- an antenna mast (not shown) is attached, the lower surface 211 of the base is in contact with the vehicle roof panel R.
- Antenna base 21 On the lower surface 211 of the 0, a protrusion 212 for stopping the rotation of the antenna base 210 itself and a protrusion 220 protruding from the mounting hole RH to the inside of the vehicle are integrally formed.
- a plurality of fan-shaped metal panels (applying members) 213 are provided around the lower surface 211 where the protrusions 220 are provided.
- the length of the metal panel 213 in the radial direction is set to a dimension corresponding to a range from the start of the contact of the second leg 132 described later with the vehicle roof panel R to the end thereof.
- the protruding portion 220 has a long axial length and is formed integrally with a small-diameter central shaft portion 230 and an outer periphery of the central shaft portion 230, and has a slightly shorter axial length than the central shaft portion 230. It has a two-stage structure with a large diameter outer shaft 240. Note that the outer diameter of the outer shaft 240 is slightly smaller than the mounting hole RH.
- a female screw hole (first screw portion) 231 for screwing the bolt 140 is formed in the central shaft portion 230!
- the shaft 141 of the bolt 140 is formed with a male screw (second screw) to be screwed into the female screw hole 231 described above.
- the outer shaft portion 240 is formed with two notches 241 and four notches 242.
- the notched portion 242 is formed with a tapered surface 242a in which the force on the center side of the axis extends outward.
- a plate-like portion 243 is formed between the notch 241 and the notch 242.
- the legged pusher 130 is lightly screwed to the projection 220 with the bolt 140 and assembled. In this state, the tip of the second leg 132 of the legged pusher 130 is housed in the notch 242 of the projection 220, so that there is no hindrance to being inserted into the mounting hole RH. . Subsequent mounting operations are substantially the same as those in the above-described first embodiment, and therefore only different points will be described, and detailed description of overlapping points will be omitted.
- crank bent portion of the second leg 132 is pressed against the tapered surface 242a of the projection 220 by tightening the bolt 140.
- the temporary fixing can be performed by a simple operation, and after the temporary fixing, the temporary fixing is performed particularly on the indoor side of the vehicle. Since the mounting can be completed only by a very simple operation of tightening the bolt 140, the burden on the operator can be greatly reduced. [0045]
- the distal ends of the first leg 131 and the second leg 132 hit the place where the metal panel 213 is disposed with the vehicle roof panel R interposed therebetween. Since the metal panel 213 is provided, the vehicle roof panel R is not bent against the pressing force of the first leg 131 and the second leg 132. For this reason, the aesthetic appearance is not impaired due to the waving of the vehicle roof panel R and the working efficiency can be improved.
- the plate-like portion 243 formed between the cut-out portion 241 and the cut-out portion 242 causes the second leg portion 132 to hit the plate-like portion 243. It becomes a detent and can improve work efficiency.
- a notch may be formed in the central shaft portion 230, and a member that engages with the notch may be provided in the legged pusher 130 to have a function of preventing rotation.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a main part of a vehicle roof antenna mounting device 300 according to a third embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 6 is a legged pusher 330 incorporated in the vehicle roof antenna mounting device.
- reference numeral 310 denotes an antenna base.
- the lower surface 311 of the antenna base abuts on the vehicle roof panel R.
- the lower surface 311 of the antenna base 310 is integrally formed with a protrusion 320 that also projects to the inside of the vehicle with respect to the mounting hole RH force.
- the protrusion 320 is formed in a cylindrical shape, and a screw hole (first screw portion) 321 for screwing a bolt 340 described later is formed at the center thereof.
- a legged pusher 330 is arranged so as to cover the projection 320.
- the legged washer 330 is formed by punching a metal material, for example, low carbon steel, and then pressing.
- the legged washer 330 includes an annular dashed ring 331 and four legs 332 extending from the outer edge of the lashed ring 331 to the vehicle roof panel R side.
- the leg 332 has a leg body 333 formed in a curved plate shape so as to form a part of a spherical surface, and a vehicle roof panel R provided at the tip of the leg body 333, and is hardly fitted into the vehicle roof panel R. And a pair of claws 334 and locking portions 335 formed as described above.
- a bolt (fastening member) 340 is used to screw the washer 330 with the leg to the projection 320 of the antenna base 310.
- the shaft 341 of the bolt 340 has the female screw hole 331 described above.
- a male screw (second screw part) to be screwed into is formed!
- a legged pusher 330 is lightly screwed to the projection 320 with a bolt 340 and assembled.
- the leg 332 has a maximum diameter portion wider than the inner diameter of the mounting hole RH.
- the projection 320 of the antenna base 310 to which the legged pusher 330 and the bolt 340 are assembled is inserted into the mounting hole RH.
- the leg portion 332 temporarily flexes inward with some resistance, and expands again by its elasticity when the tip end has passed through the mounting hole RH.
- the protrusion 320 of the antenna base 310 with the legged washer 330 and the bolt 340 assembled is inserted into the mounting hole RH of the vehicle roof panel R, and the leg 332 of the legged washer 330 spreads again inside the vehicle cabin.
- the antenna base 310 can no longer be removed from the vehicle roof panel R except for the operator's finger shrinking and pushing out the leg 332 of the legged pusher 330 inside the vehicle cabin. State.
- the legged washer 330 has a structure that also serves as an electrical transmission path such as ground as a part of the antenna. Even if there is, it is possible to prevent poor contact and to reliably connect electrically to the vehicle roof panel R. In this case, it is preferable that the pawl 334 is brought into contact with the vehicle roof panel R at an angle which is almost vertical.
- the locking portion 335 spreads, it spreads toward the inner peripheral edge of the mounting hole RH of the vehicle roof panel R, and is firmly locked, so that the bolt 340 cannot be further tightened.
- a person can sense the completion of mounting. This prevents the worker from tightening the bolt 340 more than necessary, and the tip of the leg portion 332 becomes wider, reducing the mounting strength on the vehicle roof panel R and reducing the electrical contact. Bad Can be avoided.
- the projection 320 also has a longer axial length and its tip is brought into contact with the lashing 331, thereby serving as a stopper that prevents the bolt 340 from being tightened more than necessary.
- the protrusion 320 protruding from the lower surface of the antenna base 310 is attached to the mounting hole RH formed in the vehicle roof panel scale. Then, the leg portion 332 is opened inside the vehicle cabin with the vehicle roof panel R interposed therebetween so that the leg portion 332 does not come off and the temporary fixing is completed.
- the vehicle cabin inner side force may be tightened by the necessary amount of bolts 340, and the vehicle roof panel R may be firmly sandwiched between the tip of the leg portion 332 and the lower surface of the antenna base 310 to complete the mounting on the vehicle. it can.
- the mounting can be completed only by a very simple operation of tightening the bolt 340 protruding particularly on the indoor side of the vehicle, and the bolt 340 is previously attached to the antenna base 310. Since it is in the assembled state, it is unlikely that it will fall into the room, and the burden on the operator can be greatly reduced.
- an engaging portion is protruded from the outer periphery of the protruding portion 320 and is formed so as to be engaged with the leg portion 332, so that the bolt 340 can be fastened. In this case, it can act as a detent and reduce the burden on the operator.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of a vehicle roof antenna mounting device 400 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a washer with legs incorporated in the vehicle roof antenna mounting device 400.
- FIG. 430 is a perspective view showing 430.
- reference numeral 410 denotes an antenna base, to which an antenna mast (not shown) is attached, and whose lower surface 411 is in contact with the vehicle roof panel R.
- the lower surface 411 of the antenna base 410 is integrally formed with a protrusion 420 that also projects to the inside of the vehicle with respect to the mounting hole RH force.
- the protruding portion 420 is formed in a columnar shape, and a screw hole (first screw portion) 421 for screwing a bolt 440 described later and a tongue piece 433a described later are formed at the center thereof. A notch 422 to be engaged is formed.
- the legged pusher 430 is arranged so as to cover the projection 420!
- the legged washer 430 is formed by punching a metal material, for example, low-carbon steel, and then pressing it.
- the legged washer 430 includes an annular lashing 431, and a first leg 432 and a second leg 433 extending from the outer edge of the lashing 431 to the vehicle roof panel R side.
- the first leg 432 is formed such that its tip opens as it moves away from the shearing ring 431, and the radius of the circle connecting the tip is formed larger than the inner diameter of the mounting hole RH.
- the second leg portion 433 is a plate-shaped member provided substantially perpendicular to the shearing ring 431, and the maximum diameter portion connecting the distal ends thereof is formed smaller than the mounting hole RH.
- the tip is formed at an acute angle so that it is harder to fit into the vehicle roof panel R. Also, a cutout is provided in the middle part, and a tongue piece 433a is formed by bending inward.
- the width and thickness of the first leg 432 are set smaller than those of the second leg 433 in order to have elasticity as described above.
- a bolt (fastening member) 440 is used to screw the washer 430 with a leg to the projection 420 of the antenna base 410.
- the shaft 441 of the bolt 440 is formed with a male screw (second screw) to be screwed into the female screw hole 421 described above.
- a legged pusher 430 is lightly screwed to the protrusion 420 with a bolt 440 and assembled.
- the first leg portion 432 has a maximum diameter portion wider than the inner diameter of the mounting hole RH.
- the projection 420 of the antenna base 410 on which the legged pusher 430 and the bolt 440 are assembled is inserted into the mounting hole RH.
- the first leg 432 is elastically deformed, so that there is some resistance! They also temporarily flex inward and once again spread due to their elasticity when their tips have passed through the mounting holes RH.
- the projection 420 of the antenna base 410 to which the legged washer 430 and the bolt 440 are assembled is inserted into the mounting hole RH of the vehicle roof panel R, and the first leg 432 of the legged washer 430 is again installed inside the vehicle cabin.
- the first leg 4 of the legged pusher 430 inside the vehicle The antenna base 410 can no longer be removed from the vehicle roof panel R except that the worker shrinks and pushes out the antenna base 32 with his / her finger, and the antenna base 410 is temporarily fixed.
- the legged washer 430 has a structure which also serves as an electrical transmission path such as ground as a part of the antenna. Even if there is, it is possible to prevent poor contact and to reliably connect electrically to the vehicle roof panel R.
- the second leg portion 433 may be formed to be slightly inclined inward with respect to the shear ring 431 so that the second leg portion 433 comes into contact with the vehicle roof panel R at an almost vertical angle.
- the projection 420 projecting from the lower surface of the antenna base 410 is attached to the mounting hole RH formed in the vehicle roof panel scale.
- the first leg portion 432 is opened on the vehicle interior side with the vehicle roof panel R interposed therebetween and cannot be removed, the temporary fixing is completed.
- the vehicle cabin inner side force is also tightened by the necessary amount of bolt 440, and the second leg 433 and the The vehicle roof panel R can be firmly sandwiched between the lower surface of the tena base 410 and the installation to the vehicle can be completed.
- the mounting can be completed only by a very simple operation of merely tightening the bolt 440 protruding from the interior side of the vehicle, and the bolt 440 is previously attached to the antenna base 410. Since it is in the assembled state, it is unlikely that it will fall into the room, and the burden on the operator can be greatly reduced.
- the tongue piece 433a is engaged with the projection 420 to thereby expand the second leg 433.
- the second leg 433 may be widened by other methods. For example, by forming the central portion of the hash ring 431 so as to be inclined away from the antenna base 410, the central portion of the mesh ring 431 is pressed by tightening the bolt 440, and the second leg portion 433 is expanded.
- the fastening member may be a nut-shaped member formed with a female screw having a bolt as an example. Therefore, in this case, the protrusion has a bolt shape in which a male screw is formed instead of a screw hole.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be variously modified and implemented without departing from the gist thereof.
- the above embodiments include inventions of various stages, and various inventions can be extracted by appropriately combining a plurality of disclosed constituent elements. For example, even if some components are deleted from all the components shown in the embodiment, at least one of the problems described in the column of the problem to be solved by the invention can be solved, and the description in the effect of the invention can be achieved. If at least one of the effects is obtained, a configuration from which this component requirement is deleted can be extracted as an invention.
- the vehicle can be attached to the vehicle roof panel by a very simple operation of projecting from the vehicle interior side and tightening fastening members such as bolts, thereby greatly reducing the burden on the operator.
- a roof antenna mounting device for a vehicle can be provided.
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