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20090042367 | SAWING METHOD FOR A SEMICONDUCTOR ELEMENT WITH A MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEM - The present invention relates to a sawing method for a Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) semiconductor device. A gum material is disposed between a wafer having at least one MEMS and a carrier, and the gum material is disposed around the MEMS. The wafer is sawed according to the position correspondingly above the gum material. Finally, the carrier and the gum material are removed. By disposing the gum material between the carrier and the wafer, the MEMS are protected, and the wafer and the MEMS can avoid the pollution of water and foreign material, so that the yield can be improved. Furthermore, the wafer is sawed from the backside till the gum material without sawing through the gum material, so that the carrier is not sawed. Therefore, the carrier can be reused, such that the cost is reduced. | 02-12-2009 |
20090117832 | WAFER POLISHING METHOD - A wafer polishing method is provided. First, a wafer, having a first surface, a second surface, and a plurality of opening portions depressed on the first surface, is provided. A plastic adhesive is filled in the opening portions and cured later. A polishing step is performed to thin the thickness of the wafer. Therefore, the yield of the wafer in the polishing process can be improved by the protection of the plastic adhesive. | 05-07-2009 |
20090189255 | WAFER HAVING HEAT DISSIPATION STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME - A wafer having a heat dissipation structure is provided. The wafer having the heat dissipation structure includes a wafer and a number of metallic heat dissipation parts. The wafer has a first surface and a second surface opposite thereto. Besides, a number of blind holes are formed on the second surface of the wafer. The metallic heat dissipation parts are partially embedded in the blind holes respectively and protrude from the second surface of the wafer. | 07-30-2009 |
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20110265841 | SEE-THROUGH SOLAR BATTERY MODULE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - A see-through solar battery module includes a transparent substrate, a plurality of striped metal electrodes formed on the transparent substrate along a first direction, and a plurality of striped photoelectric transducing layers respectively formed on the corresponding striped metal electrodes and the transparent substrate along the first direction. A side of each striped photoelectric transducing layer is formed on the transparent substrate and not contacting the adjacent striped metal electrode. The see-through solar battery module further includes a plurality of striped transparent electrodes respectively formed on the transparent substrate, the corresponding striped metal electrodes, and the corresponding striped photoelectric transducing layers along the first direction, so that the plurality of striped metal electrodes and the plurality of striped transparent electrodes are in series connection along a second direction different from the first direction. | 11-03-2011 |
20110265843 | SEE-THROUGH SOLAR BATTERY MODULE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - A see-through solar battery module includes a transparent substrate, and a plurality of block metal electrodes formed on the transparent substrate as an array. Each block metal electrode does not contact the adjacent block metal electrode along a first direction. The see-through solar battery module further includes a plurality of block photoelectric transducing layers. Each block photoelectric transducing layer is formed on the block metal electrode and the transparent substrate along the first direction and formed on the block metal electrode and the transparent substrate along a second direction as an array, and each block photoelectric transducing layer does not contact the adjacent block photoelectric transducing layer along the first direction. The see-through solar battery module further includes a plurality of striped transparent electrodes. Each striped transparent electrode is formed on the block photoelectric transducing layer, the transparent substrate, and the block metal electrode along the second direction. | 11-03-2011 |
20110265858 | SEE-THROUGH SOLAR BATTERY MODULE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - A see-through solar battery module includes a transparent substrate, and a plurality of first block electrodes, and each first block electrode does not contact the adjacent first block electrode along a first direction. The see-through solar battery module further includes a plurality of block photoelectric transducing layers, each block photoelectric transducing layer is formed on the corresponding first block electrode along the first direction and formed on the corresponding first block electrode and the transparent substrate along a second direction as an array, and each block photoelectric transducing layer does not contact the adjacent block photoelectric transducing layer along the first direction. The see-through solar battery module further includes a plurality of second block electrodes. Each second block electrode is formed on the block photoelectric transducing layer along the first direction and formed on the block photoelectric transducing layer and the first block electrode along the second direction. | 11-03-2011 |
20120291853 | SEE-THROUGH SOLAR BATTERY MODULE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF - A see-through solar battery module includes a transparent substrate, a plurality of striped metal electrodes formed on the transparent substrate along a first direction, and a plurality of striped photoelectric transducing layers respectively formed on the corresponding striped metal electrode and the transparent substrate along the first direction. Two lateral sides of each striped photoelectric transducing layer do not contact the transparent substrate. The see-through solar battery module further includes a plurality of striped transparent electrodes respectively formed on the transparent substrate, the corresponding striped metal electrode, and the corresponding striped photoelectric transducing layer along the first direction, so that the plurality of striped metal electrodes and the plurality of striped transparent electrodes are in series connection along a second direction. | 11-22-2012 |
20130084673 | METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SEE-THROUGH SOLAR BATTERY MODULE - A method for manufacturing a see-through solar battery module includes disposing a first mask above a transparent substrate, forming a plurality of metal electrode layers alternately arranged on the transparent substrate, disposing a second mask above the transparent substrate, forming a photoelectric transducing layer on each metal electrode layer by the second mask, removing a part of each photoelectric transducing layer along a first direction to expose a part of each metal electrode layer, forming a transparent electrode layer on each photoelectric transducing layer and each metal electrode layer, and removing a part of each transparent electrode layer and a part of each photoelectric transducing layer to expose a part of each metal electrode layer so as to make the plurality of metal electrode layers and the transparent electrode layer in series connection along a second direction respectively. | 04-04-2013 |
20130236844 | SUBSTRATE CARRIER AND SELENIZATION PROCESS SYSTEM THEREOF - A substrate carrier is used for carrying a plurality of back electrode substrates into a furnace. Each back electrode substrate has a precursor layer formed thereon. The furnace is used for providing a process gas to react with the precursor layer, so as to form a photoelectric transducing layer on each back electrode substrate. The substrate carrier includes a heat-resistant metal frame and a first protective layer. The heat-resistant metal frame has a plurality of slots for supporting the plurality of back electrode substrates. The first protective layer is formed on the heat-resistant metal frame for preventing a chemical reaction of the heat-resistant metal frame with the process gas. | 09-12-2013 |
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20080317955 | LOW RESISTIVITY METAL CARBONITRIDE THIN FILM DEPOSITION BY ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION - Thermal atomic layer deposition processes are provided for growing low resistivity metal carbonitride thin films. In preferred embodiments TaCN thin films with a resistivity of less than about 1000 μΩ·cm are grown from tantalum halide precursors and precursors that contribute both carbon and nitrogen to the growing film. Such precursors include, for example, hexamethyldisilazane (HMDS), tetramethyldisilazane (TMDS), bisdiethylaminosilane (BDEAS) and hexakis(ethylamino)disilane (HEADS). | 12-25-2008 |
20090068832 | THIN FILMS - Thin films are formed by formed by atomic layer deposition, whereby the composition of the film can be varied from monolayer to monolayer during cycles including alternating pulses of self-limiting chemistries. In the illustrated embodiments, varying amounts of impurity sources are introduced during the cyclical process. A graded gate dielectric is thereby provided, even for extremely thin layers. The gate dielectric as thin as 2 nm can be varied from pure silicon oxide to oxynitride to silicon nitride. Similarly, the gate dielectric can be varied from aluminum oxide to mixtures of aluminum oxide and a higher dielectric material (e.g., ZrO | 03-12-2009 |
20090315093 | ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION OF METAL CARBIDE FILMS USING ALUMINUM HYDROCARBON COMPOUNDS - Methods of forming metal carbide films are provided. In some embodiments, a substrate is exposed to alternating pulses of a transition metal species and an aluminum hydrocarbon compound, such as TMA, DMAH, or TEA. The aluminum hydrocarbon compound is selected to achieve the desired properties of the metal carbide film, such as aluminum concentration, resistivity, adhesion and oxidation resistance. In some embodiments, the methods are used to form a metal carbide layer that determines the work function of a control gate in a flash memory. | 12-24-2009 |
20110256718 | THIN FILMS - Thin films are formed by formed by atomic layer deposition, whereby the composition of the film can be varied from monolayer to monolayer during cycles including alternating pulses of self-limiting chemistries. In the illustrated embodiments, varying amounts of impurity sources are introduced during the cyclical process. A graded gate dielectric is thereby provided, even for extremely thin layers. The gate dielectric as thin as 2 nm can be varied from pure silicon oxide to oxynitride to silicon nitride. Similarly, the gate dielectric can be varied from aluminum oxide to mixtures of aluminum oxide and a higher dielectric material (e.g., ZrO | 10-20-2011 |
20130143408 | ETCH RESISTANT ALUMINA BASED COATINGS - Method of forming a protective hard mask layer on a substrate in a semiconductor etch process, comprising the step of applying by solution deposition on the substrate a solution or colloidal dispersion of an alumina polymer, said solution or dispersion being obtained by hydrolysis and condensation of monomers of at least one aluminium oxide precursor in a solvent or a solvent mixture in the presence of water and a catalyst. The invention can be used for making a hard mask in a TSV process to form a high aspect ratio via a structure on a semiconductor substrate. | 06-06-2013 |
20130183445 | ENHANCED THIN FILM DEPOSITION - Methods of producing metal-containing thin films with low impurity contents on a substrate by atomic layer deposition (ALD) are provided. The methods preferably comprise contacting a substrate with alternating and sequential pulses of a metal source chemical, a second source chemical and a deposition enhancing agent. The deposition enhancing agent is preferably selected from the group consisting of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, hydrogen plasma, hydrogen radicals, silanes, germanium compounds, nitrogen compounds, and boron compounds. In some embodiments, the deposition-enhancing agent reacts with halide contaminants in the growing thin film, improving film properties. | 07-18-2013 |
20140024223 | Atomic Layer Deposition with Plasma Source - The invention relates to method including operating a plasma atomic layer deposition reactor configured to deposit material in a reaction chamber on at least one substrate by sequential self-saturating surface reactions, and allowing gas from an inactive gas source to flow into a widening radical in-feed part opening towards the reaction chamber substantially during a whole deposition cycle. The invention also relates to a corresponding apparatus. | 01-23-2014 |
20140087093 | DEPOSITION REACTOR WITH PLASMA SOURCE - A deposition reactor includes an in-feed part that defines an expansion space which leads reactants as a top to bottom flow from a plasma source towards a reaction chamber, the expansion space widening towards the reaction chamber, and a lifting mechanism for loading at least one substrate to the reaction chamber from the top side of the reaction chamber. The deposition reactor deposits material on the at least one substrate in the reaction chamber by sequential self-saturating surface reactions. | 03-27-2014 |
20140127405 | ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION OF METAL CARBIDE FILMS USING ALUMINUM HYDROCARBON COMPOUNDS - Methods of forming metal carbide films are provided. In some embodiments, a substrate is exposed to alternating pulses of a transition metal species and an aluminum hydrocarbon compound, such as TMA, DMAH, or TEA. The aluminum hydrocarbon compound is selected to achieve the desired properties of the metal carbide film, such as aluminum concentration, resistivity, adhesion and oxidation resistance. In some embodiments, the methods are used to form a metal carbide layer that determines the work function of a control gate in a flash memory. | 05-08-2014 |
20150299859 | SUBSTRATE LOADING IN AN ALD REACTOR - An apparatus and method for loading a plurality of substrates into a substrate holder in a loading chamber of a deposition reactor to form a vertical stack of horizontally oriented substrates within said substrate holder, for turning the substrate holder to form a horizontal stack of vertically oriented substrates, and for lowering the substrate holder into a reaction chamber of the deposition reactor for deposition. The technical effects achieved are: a top loading system for a vertical flow deposition reactor in which the substrates can be loaded with horizontal orientation, eliminating the need for flipping each substrate separately by flipping the whole substrate holder and minimizing a loading distance in a reactor cluster. | 10-22-2015 |
20150322569 | Atomic Layer Deposition with Plasma Source - The invention relates to method including operating a plasma atomic layer deposition reactor configured to deposit material in a reaction chamber on at least one substrate by sequential self-saturating surface reactions, and allowing gas from an inactive gas source to flow into a widening radical in-feed part opening towards the reaction chamber substantially during a whole deposition cycle. The invention also relates to a corresponding apparatus. | 11-12-2015 |
20160118262 | ENHANCED THIN FILM DEPOSITION - Methods of producing metal-containing thin films with low impurity contents on a substrate by atomic layer deposition (ALD) are provided. The methods preferably comprise contacting a substrate with alternating and sequential pulses of a metal source chemical, a second source chemical and a deposition enhancing agent. The deposition enhancing agent is preferably selected from the group consisting of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, hydrogen plasma, hydrogen radicals, silanes, germanium compounds, nitrogen compounds, and boron compounds. In some embodiments, the deposition-enhancing agent reacts with halide contaminants in the growing thin film, improving film properties. | 04-28-2016 |
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20100130372 | ALGORITHMS FOR CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASE SUBTYPES AND FOR PROGNOSIS WITH GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING - Methods for generating a normalized expression signal for microarray data based on a theoretical distribution at the unit level to produce a normalized expression signal for the single microarray that is independent of other microarrays. The method typically includes receiving microarray data representing a plurality of probe pairs for a single microarray, determining, for each probe pair, differences between intensities of perfect match (PM) probes and intensities of mismatched (MM) probes, determining a difference signal, D, based on the determined differences, and scaling the difference signal, D, to produce an expression signal, DS. The method also typically includes normalizing the expression signal based on a theoretical distribution at the unit level to produce a normalized expression signal for the single microarray that is independent of other microarrays. | 05-27-2010 |
20120009177 | GENE EXPRESSION MARKERS FOR PREDICTING RESPONSE TO INTERLEUKIN-6 RECEPTOR-INHIBITING MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY DRUG TREATMENT - This invention provides methods, compositions, and kits relating to gene product biomarkers where gene expression levels are correlated with therapeutic response of rheumatoid arthritis patients to treatment with an IL-6 receptor antagonist, such as an IL6-R antibody. The methods, compositions, and kits of the invention can be used to identify rheumatoid arthritis patients who are likely, or not likely, to respond to IL-6 receptor antagonist treatments. | 01-12-2012 |
20130040831 | Predicting Response to Anti-CD40 Therapy in DLBCL Patients - This invention provides methods, compositions, and kits relating to biomarkers whose expression levels are correlated with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLCBL) patients' response to treatment with a CD20 antagonist, such as a CD20 antibody, exemplified by rituximab. The methods, compositions, and kits of the invention can be used to identify DLBCL patients who are likely or not likely, to respond to anti-CD20 treatments. | 02-14-2013 |
20130121996 | Novel Complex Mutations in the Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Kinase Domain - Six new mutations were found in exon 19 of the EGFR gene, the exon that is often mutated in tumors. The invention comprises methods of detecting the mutations, methods of prognosis and methods of predicting response to treatment based on the presence of absence of the mutations. | 05-16-2013 |
20130245962 | ALGORITHMS FOR CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASE SUBTYPES AND FOR PROGNOSIS WITH GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING - Methods for generating a normalized expression signal for microarray data based on a theoretical distribution at the unit level to produce a normalized expression signal for the single microarray that is independent of other microarrays. The method typically includes receiving microarray data representing a plurality of probe pairs for a single microarray, determining, for each probe pair, differences between intensities of perfect match (PM) probes and intensities of mismatched (MM) probes, determining a difference signal, D, based on the determined differences, and scaling the difference signal, D, to produce an expression signal, DS. The method also typically includes normalizing the expression signal based on a theoretical distribution at the unit level to produce a normalized expression signal for the single microarray that is independent of other microarrays. | 09-19-2013 |
20130280712 | Method of Detecting Nucleic Acid Targets Using a Statistical Classifier - A method of detecting a target nucleic acid in a test sample utilizes a learning statistical classifier system to build a general linear classifier based on an amplification-dependent parameter for the target and the control nucleic acids, in order to classify the test sample as containing or not containing the target nucleic acid. | 10-24-2013 |
20140149049 | ACCURATE AND FAST MAPPING OF READS TO GENOME - Accurate and fast mapping of sequencing reads obtained from a targeted sequencing procedure can be provided. Once a target region is selected, alternate regions of the genome that are sufficiently similar to the target region can be identified. If a sequencing read is more similar to the target region than to an alternate region, then the read can be determined as aligning to the target region. The reads aligning to the target region can then be analyzed to determine whether a mutation exists in the target region. Accordingly, a sequencing read can be compared to the target region and the corresponding alternate regions, and not to the entire genome, thereby providing computational efficiency. | 05-29-2014 |
20140341884 | Novel Complex Mutations in the Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Kinase Domain - New mutations were found in exon 19 of the EGFR gene, the exon that is often mutated in tumors. The invention comprises methods of detecting the mutations, methods of prognosis and methods of predicting response to treatment based on the presence of absence of the mutations. | 11-20-2014 |
20150324519 | RARE VARIANT CALLS IN ULTRA-DEEP SEQUENCING - Accurate variant calling methods for low frequency variants are provided. Sequence reads of targeted ultra-deep sequencing are received and aligned to a reference sequence. Read depths and variant counts for variants of the same class at each location where the reference allele exists on the reference sequence are determined for each sample-amplicon. Based on the read depths and variant counts, a probability value indicating the confidence level that a specific variant at a specific location is a true positive is calculated using methods such as a statistical model based method and a localized method using a reference sample. The probability value is then compared with a threshold level to determine whether the detected variants are true positives. | 11-12-2015 |
20160092630 | ACCURATE AND FAST MAPPING OF READS TO GENOME - Accurate and fast mapping of sequencing reads obtained from a targeted sequencing procedure can be provided. Once a target region is selected, alternate regions of the genome that are sufficiently similar to the target region can be identified. If a sequencing read is more similar to the target region than to an alternate region, then the read can be determined as aligning to the target region. The reads aligning to the target region can then be analyzed to determine whether a mutation exists in the target region. Accordingly, a sequencing read can be compared to the target region and the corresponding alternate regions, and not to the entire genome, thereby providing computational efficiency. | 03-31-2016 |
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20090211511 | Multiplex-Thruster Systems for Delivering Thrusting Flow - Designs and techniques for fluid thrusters and vehicles that are powered by propelling fluids with fluid thrusters. Multiplex-thruster (MT) systems are disclosed that include a single thruster and a flow multiplexer with multiple channels to deliver thrusting flow in various directions. | 08-27-2009 |
20120118218 | Multiplex-Thruster Systems for Delivering Thrusting Flow - Designs and techniques for fluid thrusters and vehicles that are powered by propelling fluids with fluid thrusters. Multiplex-thruster (MT) systems are disclosed that include a single thruster and a flow multiplexer with multiple channels to deliver thrusting flow in various directions. | 05-17-2012 |
20150332523 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR BIOLOGICALLY INSPIRED AUTONOMOUS INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING - A method and apparatus are provided for autonomously detecting and reporting anomalies in actions of an autonomous mobile node, or in behaviors of a swarm of autonomous mobile nodes to an operator. The autonomous mobile node may experience anomalies or unexpected situations due to various failures or external influence (e.g. natural weather phenomena, enemy threats). During a training phase a prediction model and a structured model may be established from measurement data received from one or more sensors of an autonomous mobile node or a swarm of nodes while executing an action or behavior under normal circumstances. A prediction model forecasts the expected outcome of an action or behavior, and structured model helps quantify the similarity of a learned action or behavior to the currently observed situation. Based on the measurement data applicable models can be used for an action or behavior for anomaly detection in the action or behavior. | 11-19-2015 |
20150334768 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR CONTROL OF MULTIPLE AUTONOMOUS MOBILE NODES BASED ON DYNAMIC SITUATIONAL AWARENESS DATA - Techniques for autonomously establishing, maintaining, and repairing of a wireless communication network among multiple autonomous mobile nodes (AMN) are provided. The multiple AMNs are flown towards a first node. A tentacle is established with the first node and extended to cover a second node over a distance, thereby establishing a wireless communication network between the first node and the second node via the multiple AMNs. Any damage to the established wireless communication network or tentacle may be autonomously detected and repaired by using spare AMNs. Further, the communication network may be used to enable autonomous detection, tracking of the second node, as well as autonomous detection of a contamination area, based on data received from one or more sensors onboard the AMNs deployed in the air. | 11-19-2015 |
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20150294936 | MIM CAPACITOR STRUCTURE - The present disclosure relates to an integrated chip having a MIM (metal-insulator-metal) capacitor and an associated method of formation. In some embodiments, the integrated chip has a MIM capacitor disposed within a capacitor inter-level dielectric (ILD) layer. An under-metal layer is disposed below the capacitor ILD layer and includes one or more metal structures located under the MIM capacitor. A plurality of vias vertically extend through the capacitor ILD layer and the MIM capacitor. The plurality of vias provide for an electrical connection to the MIM capacitor and to the under-metal layer. By using the plurality of vias to provide for vertical connections to the MIM capacitor and to the under-metal layer, the integrated chip does not use vias that are specifically designated for the MIM capacitor, thereby decreasing the complexity of the integrated chip fabrication. | 10-15-2015 |
20150295019 | MIM CAPACITOR STRUCTURE - The present disclosure relates to a MIM capacitor, and an associated method of formation. In some embodiments, the MIM capacitor has a first electrode having a bottom capacitor metal layer disposed over a semiconductor substrate. A second electrode having a middle capacitor metal layer overlies the bottom capacitor metal layer. A third electrode having a top capacitor metal layer has a stepped structure is laterally and vertically separated from the middle capacitor metal layer by a capacitor dielectric layer continuously extends from a first position between the bottom capacitor metal layer and the middle capacitor metal layer, to a second position between the middle capacitor metal layer and the top capacitor metal layer. The capacitor dielectric layer allows for the MIM capacitor to have a structure that improves fabrication of the capacitor. | 10-15-2015 |
20150295020 | MIM CAPACITOR STRUCTURE - The present disclosure relates to a MIM (metal-insulator-metal) capacitor, and an associated method of formation. In some embodiments, the MIM capacitor includes a first electrode having a capacitor bottom metal layer disposed over a dielectric buffer layer located over an under-metal layer. A capacitor dielectric layer is disposed onto and in direct contact with the capacitor bottom metal layer. A second electrode having a top capacitor metal layer is disposed onto and in direct contact with the capacitor dielectric layer. A capacitor inter-level dielectric (ILD) layer is disposed over the top capacitor metal layer, and a substantially planar etch stop layer disposed over the capacitor ILD layer. The capacitor's simple stack provides for a small step size that prevents topography related issues, while the dielectric buffer layer removes design restrictions on the lower metal layer. | 10-15-2015 |
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20150155671 | ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND CABLE CONNECTING MECHANISM THEREOF - An electronic device includes a first member, a second member electrically and rotatably coupled to the first member, a cable connecting mechanism, and a cable. The cable connecting mechanism includes a housing defining a holding chamber, a pivot assembly, and two elastic members. The pivot assembly includes a first conductive portion received in the holding chamber, and a second conductive portion received in the holding chamber and insulated from the first conductive portion. A first elastic member extends through the housing to resist and electrically couple the first conductive portion. A second elastic member extends through the housing to resist and electrically couple the second conductive portion. The cable extends into the housing to be electrically coupled to the first conductive portion and the second conductive portion. | 06-04-2015 |
20150183388 | CAR AND BUMPER ASSEMBLY OF CAR - A bumper assembly for a car includes a bumper and at least two buffering assemblies inclined to each other. Each buffering assembly includes an elastic member, a pivoting member, and a coupling rod. The pivoting member is coupled to a first end portion of the elastic member. The pivoting member is configured to pivot to the car. The coupling rod is coupled to a second end portion of the elastic member. An end portion of the coupling rod away from the elastic member is pivoted to the bumper. | 07-02-2015 |
20160070293 | ACCELERATOR AND BRAKE PEDAL DEVICE AND VEHICLE USING SAME - An accelerator and brake pedal device includes a connecting lever, a brake pedal assembly, an accelerator pedal assembly, an accelerator control circuit, and a resisting member. The brake pedal assembly is coupled to the connecting lever. The accelerator pedal assembly is rotatably coupled to the brake pedal assembly. The accelerator control circuit has an accelerator control switch. The resisting member is positioned on the connecting lever away from the brake pedal assembly. The accelerator control switch is resisted to turn off by the resisting member and break the accelerator control circuit. The resisting member is moved by the accelerator pedal assembly toward the accelerator control switch. The accelerator control circuit is rendered inoperative when the resisting member is moved by the accelerator pedal assembly toward the accelerator control switch. The accelerator control circuit is rendered operative when the accelerator pedal assembly is released. | 03-10-2016 |
20160095236 | SUPPORT FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE - A support includes a support member including a main body and an extension body extending from the main body; a clamping member coupled to the main body and being movable relative to the main body; and a holding portion defined between the support member and the clamping member and configured to receive the electronic device. The support member and the clamp member are configured to cooperatively clamp the electronic device in the holding portion. | 03-31-2016 |
20160105208 | MOBILE PHONE COVER WITH MECHANICAL KEYBOARD - A mobile phone cover with mechanical keyboard is provided. The mobile phone cover includes a top cover, a bottom cover and a connecting assembly connecting the top cover and the bottom cover. The top cover and the bottom cover cooperatively define a receiving space for receiving a mobile phone. The top cover includes a first communication unit. The bottom cover includes a second communication unit. The top cover communicates with the bottom cover via the first communication unit and second communication unit. The mobile phone cover further includes a mechanical keyboard module. The mechanical keyboard module includes a number of first mechanical keys located on the top cover and a number of second mechanical keys located on the bottom cover. | 04-14-2016 |