US20100248550A1 - Chip card holder - Google Patents
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- Portable electronic devices such as mobile phones typically have chip cards (e.g., SIM card) for storing usable information. It is necessary to provide chip card holders for holding/securing the chip card within the portable electronic devices.
- chip cards e.g., SIM card
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a chip card holder in a closed state according to an exemplary embodiment.
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the chip card holder in an opened state.
- FIG. 5 shows a cross-sectional view of the chip card holder along line V-V of FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 7 is similar to FIG. 6 , shows another cross-sectional view of the chip card holder in a closed state.
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show an exemplary embodiment of a chip card holder 100 configured for assembling and holding a chip card 70 (shown in FIG. 3 ) therein.
- the chip card holder 100 includes a body member 10 and a cover 30 detachably assembled to the body member 10 .
- the body member 10 may be a back housing of a portable electronic device e.g. a mobile phone.
- the body member 10 includes an outer surface 11 and an inner surface 12 opposite to the outer surface 11 .
- the body member 10 defines a battery assembling cavity 13 for receiving a battery (not shown) therein.
- the battery assembling cavity 13 is recessed from the outer surface 11 to the inner surface 12 thereby forming a bottom wall 15 and sidewalls 16 surrounding the battery assembling cavity 13 .
- the bottom wall 15 defines a cover accommodating chamber 18 recessed therein for assembling and accommodating the cover 30 therein.
- the two assembling portions 186 are disposed at two ends of the bottom portion 181 , spaced apart from each other, adjacent to one first side portion 183 .
- Each assembling portion 186 includes an assembling hole 1861 , an elastic tongue 1863 and two guiding walls 1865 .
- the assembling hole 1861 is defined through the bottom portion 181 , adjacent to the first side portion 183 .
- the elastic tongue 1863 is substantially L-shaped, and downwardly extends from the bottom portion 181 towards the inner surface 12 , and partially covers the assembling hole 1861 .
- the two guiding walls 1865 protrude from the bottom portion 181 towards the inner surface 12 .
- the two guiding walls 1865 are disposed at the two opposite sides of the elastic tongue 1863 .
- the assembling hole 1861 , the elastic tongue 1863 and the two guiding walls 1865 cooperatively form a cavity.
- the clasp portion 187 is disposed at a middle portion of the other first side portion 183 , opposite to the two assembling portions 186 .
- the clasp portion 187 includes a clasp chamber 1871 and two clasp slots 1873 .
- the clasp chamber 1871 is recessed in the bottom wall 15 and communicates with the cover accommodating chamber 18 .
- the two clasp slots 1873 are substantially semicircular bar shaped, and are recessed within the clasp chamber 1871 parallel to the first side portion 183 and spaced apart from each other.
- the two accommodating sidewalls 35 are substantially L-shaped, and are disposed at the opposite sides of the top wall 31 .
- the two accommodating sidewalls 35 extend and are bent from opposite sides of the top wall 31 and form a chip card assembling space together with the top wall 31 to assemble the chip card 70 therein.
- the clasp section 38 is disposed at the clasp end 312 of the top wall 31 , corresponding to the clasp portion 187 of the cover accommodating chamber 18 .
- the clasp section 38 includes an extending arm 381 and a clasp block 383 .
- the extending arm 381 extends out and bends away from the middle portion of the clasp end 312 of the top wall 31 .
- the extending arm 381 defines a gap 385 therethrough, adjacent to the joint of the clasp end 312 and the clasp section 38 .
- the clasp block 383 is substantially post shaped, and is disposed at the end of the extending arm 381 .
- the clasp block 383 is configured for clasping with the clasp slot 1873 of the clasp portion 187 .
- the resisting portion 39 protrudes from the clasp end 312 of the top wall 31 , adjacent the gap 385 .
- the resisting portion 39 is disposed at the same side with the two accommodating sidewalls 35 , and is configured for resisting with the chip card 70 assembled to the cover 30 .
- the two installing portions 33 of the assembling end 311 of the cover 30 are inserted into the corresponding two assembling portions 186 of the cover accommodating chamber 18 of the body member 10 respectively.
- the two guiding portions 333 of the installing portion 33 penetrate through the corresponding two assembling holes 1861 respectively.
- Each guiding portion 333 is elastically resisted between the corresponding elastic tongue 1863 and the inner surface 12 of the bottom portion 15 .
- the guiding portion 333 of the installing portion 33 is slidably to and rotatably engaged with the assembling portion 186 ; accordingly, the cover 30 is slidably and rotatably assembled to body member 10 .
- the cover 30 is pushed to slide toward the assembling portion 186 till the two latching arms 37 latch with the corresponding two latching portions 188 of the cover accommodating chamber 18 respectively and the clasp block 383 of the cover 30 clasps with the other clasp slot 1873 of the clasp portion 187 simultaneously to prevent the cover 30 detaching from the bottom wall 15 .
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Description
- 1. Technical Field
- The exemplary disclosure generally relates to a chip card holder for a portable electronic device.
- 2. Description of Related Art
- With the development of wireless technology, portable electronic devices are becoming widely used and multifunctional. Portable electronic devices such as mobile phones typically have chip cards (e.g., SIM card) for storing usable information. It is necessary to provide chip card holders for holding/securing the chip card within the portable electronic devices.
- The chip card holder usually defines a receiving space and a holding member. The chip card can be partially received and held in the receiving space by the holding member. Accordingly, the chip card has an exposed portion which is not received in the receiving space. The exposed portion is used for the removal (e.g., to be pulled by users) of the chip card out of the receiving space. However, the exposed portion is usually too small and therefore difficult for a user to grasp in removing the chip card from the holder.
- Therefore, there is room for improvement within the art.
- Many aspects of the exemplary chip card holder can be better understood with reference to the following drawings. These drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, the emphasis instead being placed upon clearly illustrating the principles of the present chip card holder. Moreover, in the drawings like reference numerals designate corresponding parts throughout the several views. Wherever possible, the same reference numbers are used throughout the drawings to refer to the same or like elements of an embodiment.
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FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a chip card holder in a closed state according to an exemplary embodiment. -
FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the chip card holder in an opened state. -
FIG. 3 shows an exploded perspective view of the chip card holder. -
FIG. 4 is similar toFIG. 3 , but viewed from another aspect. -
FIG. 5 shows a cross-sectional view of the chip card holder along line V-V ofFIG. 2 . -
FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view of the chip card holder along line VI-VI ofFIG. 1 . -
FIG. 7 is similar toFIG. 6 , shows another cross-sectional view of the chip card holder in a closed state. -
FIG. 1 andFIG. 2 show an exemplary embodiment of achip card holder 100 configured for assembling and holding a chip card 70 (shown inFIG. 3 ) therein. Thechip card holder 100 includes abody member 10 and acover 30 detachably assembled to thebody member 10. - Also referring to the
FIG. 3 andFIG. 4 , thebody member 10 may be a back housing of a portable electronic device e.g. a mobile phone. Thebody member 10 includes anouter surface 11 and aninner surface 12 opposite to theouter surface 11. Thebody member 10 defines abattery assembling cavity 13 for receiving a battery (not shown) therein. Thebattery assembling cavity 13 is recessed from theouter surface 11 to theinner surface 12 thereby forming abottom wall 15 andsidewalls 16 surrounding thebattery assembling cavity 13. Thebottom wall 15 defines acover accommodating chamber 18 recessed therein for assembling and accommodating thecover 30 therein. Thecover accommodating chamber 18 includes abottom portion 181, two parallelfirst side portions 183, two parallelsecond side portions 185, two assemblingportions 186, aclasp portion 187 and twolatching portions 188. The twosecond side portions 185 both connect with the two opposite ends of the twofirst side portions 183. Thebottom portion 181 defines a throughhole 182. Thecover accommodating chamber 18 communicates with both thebattery assembling cavity 13 and the throughhole 182. - The two assembling
portions 186 are disposed at two ends of thebottom portion 181, spaced apart from each other, adjacent to onefirst side portion 183. Each assemblingportion 186 includes an assemblinghole 1861, anelastic tongue 1863 and two guidingwalls 1865. The assemblinghole 1861 is defined through thebottom portion 181, adjacent to thefirst side portion 183. Theelastic tongue 1863 is substantially L-shaped, and downwardly extends from thebottom portion 181 towards theinner surface 12, and partially covers the assemblinghole 1861. The two guidingwalls 1865 protrude from thebottom portion 181 towards theinner surface 12. The two guidingwalls 1865 are disposed at the two opposite sides of theelastic tongue 1863. The assemblinghole 1861, theelastic tongue 1863 and the two guidingwalls 1865 cooperatively form a cavity. - The
clasp portion 187 is disposed at a middle portion of the otherfirst side portion 183, opposite to the two assemblingportions 186. Theclasp portion 187 includes aclasp chamber 1871 and twoclasp slots 1873. Theclasp chamber 1871 is recessed in thebottom wall 15 and communicates with thecover accommodating chamber 18. The twoclasp slots 1873 are substantially semicircular bar shaped, and are recessed within theclasp chamber 1871 parallel to thefirst side portion 183 and spaced apart from each other. - The two
latching portions 188 are disposed at one end of the twosecond side portions 185 far away from the two assemblingportions 186 respectively. Eachlatching portion 188 includes aclasp gap 1881 and alock block 1883. Theclasp gap 1881 is recessed in thesecond side portion 185. Theclasp gap 1881 communicates with both thebattery assembling cavity 13 and thecover accommodating chamber 18. Thelock block 1883 projects from thebottom wall 15 and extends into theclasp gap 1881. Thelock block 1883 is used to clasp thecover 30. - The
cover 30 is detachably assembled to thebottom wall 15 of thebody member 10 to cover thecover accommodating chamber 18. Thecover 30 includes atop wall 31, two installingportions 33, twoaccommodating sidewalls 35, twolatching arms 37, aclasp section 38 and a resistingportion 39. Thetop wall 31 includes an assemblingend 311 and aclasp end 312 opposite to the assemblingend 311. The two installingportions 33 are disposed at theclasp end 312 spaced apart from each other, corresponding to the two assemblingportions 186. Each installingportion 33 includes a connectingarm 331 extending out from thetop wall 31 and a guidingportion 333. The guidingportion 333 is substantially hollow cylindrical, and is disposed at the end of the connectingarm 331. The guidingportions 333 are configured for being detachably, slidably and rotatably assembled within the assemblingportion 186. - The two
accommodating sidewalls 35 are substantially L-shaped, and are disposed at the opposite sides of thetop wall 31. The twoaccommodating sidewalls 35 extend and are bent from opposite sides of thetop wall 31 and form a chip card assembling space together with thetop wall 31 to assemble thechip card 70 therein. - The two latching
arms 37 are substantially L-shaped, and are bent away from opposite sides of thetop wall 31 adjacent to theclasp end 312. The latchingarms 37 are configured for latching with the corresponding two latchingportions 188 of thecover accommodating chamber 18 respectively. - The
clasp section 38 is disposed at theclasp end 312 of thetop wall 31, corresponding to theclasp portion 187 of thecover accommodating chamber 18. Theclasp section 38 includes an extendingarm 381 and aclasp block 383. In the present embodiment, the extendingarm 381 extends out and bends away from the middle portion of theclasp end 312 of thetop wall 31. The extendingarm 381 defines agap 385 therethrough, adjacent to the joint of theclasp end 312 and theclasp section 38. Theclasp block 383 is substantially post shaped, and is disposed at the end of the extendingarm 381. Theclasp block 383 is configured for clasping with theclasp slot 1873 of theclasp portion 187. - The resisting
portion 39 protrudes from theclasp end 312 of thetop wall 31, adjacent thegap 385. The resistingportion 39 is disposed at the same side with the twoaccommodating sidewalls 35, and is configured for resisting with thechip card 70 assembled to thecover 30. - When assembling the
chip card holder 100, the two installingportions 33 of the assemblingend 311 of thecover 30 are inserted into the corresponding two assemblingportions 186 of thecover accommodating chamber 18 of thebody member 10 respectively. The two guidingportions 333 of the installingportion 33 penetrate through the corresponding two assemblingholes 1861 respectively. Each guidingportion 333 is elastically resisted between the correspondingelastic tongue 1863 and theinner surface 12 of thebottom portion 15. The guidingportion 333 of the installingportion 33 is slidably to and rotatably engaged with the assemblingportion 186; accordingly, thecover 30 is slidably and rotatably assembled tobody member 10. - Also referring to
FIG. 6 andFIG. 7 , when thechip card 70 is mounted to thechip card holder 100, thechip card 70 is inserted into and accommodated within the chip card assembling space of thecover 30. Thecover 30 is rotated relative to thebody member 10 toward thebottom portion 15 and accommodated within thecover accommodating chamber 18. The two latchingarms 37 of thecover 30 penetrate into the corresponding twoclasp gaps 1881 of thecover accommodating chamber 18 respectively, and theclasp block 383 of theclasp section 38 of thecover 30 clasps with the corresponding oneclasp slot 1873 of theclasp portion 187 simultaneously. Then, thecover 30 is pushed to slide toward the assemblingportion 186 till the two latchingarms 37 latch with the corresponding two latchingportions 188 of thecover accommodating chamber 18 respectively and theclasp block 383 of thecover 30 clasps with theother clasp slot 1873 of theclasp portion 187 simultaneously to prevent thecover 30 detaching from thebottom wall 15. - When the
chip card 70 needs to be removed from thechip card holder 100, thecover 30 is pulled to slide out from the assemblingportion 186 till the two latchingarms 37 detach with the corresponding two latchingportions 188 of thecover accommodating chamber 18 respectively. Theclasp block 383 of thecover 30 is slided and clasps with theclasp slot 1873 far away from thecover accommodating chamber 18 simultaneously to detach thecover 30 from thebottom wall 15. Thecover 30 is rotated relative to thebody member 10 away from thebottom portion 15 to take out thechip card 70. - It is to be understood, however, that even through numerous characteristics and advantages of the present invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.
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