Auxiliary device for pulling out flexible printed circuit (FPC) connector

An auxiliary device and connector technology, which is applied in the connection/disconnection of connection devices, optical test flaws/defects, etc., can solve the problems of FPC connector pins falling off, easy contact with sweat, affecting the normal operation of electronic equipment, etc. Ensure normal use and avoid oxidation

Active Publication Date: 2016-12-14
JIANGXI HOLITECH TECH
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[0003] At present, when the FPC connector needs to be pulled out from the motherboard connector, manual direct operation is generally used, that is to say, the FPC connector is directly held with fingers, and the fingers exert force on the FPC connector to pull the FPC connector from the main board connector. When the weather is hot, the fingers are prone to sweat. In this way, the pins of the FPC connector are easy to contact sweat when the FPC connector is pulled o

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[0020] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0021] Depend on figure 1 , figure 2 , image 3 As shown, the FPC connector pull-out auxiliary device of the present invention is used to assist in pulling out an FPC connector from a mated motherboard connector. It includes a sleeve portion 1 for nesting fingers, a connecting wall 2 and a hook portion 3, one side of the connecting wall 2 is fixedly connected to the outer wall of the sleeve portion 1, the other side of the connecting wall 2 is fixedly connected to the hook portion 3, and the connecting wall 2 is along the radial direction of the sleeve portion 1 Extending, a surface of the hook part 3 close to the sleeve part 1 is a plane and perpendicular to the connecting wall 2, refer to figure 2 , in this embodiment, the connecting wall 2 is located below the sleeve part 1, the upper edge of the connecting wall 2 is fixedly c...

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The present invention discloses an auxiliary device for pulling out a flexible printed circuit (FPC) connector. The auxiliary device comprises a sleeve part to be set on a finger, a connecting wall, a hook part, a lithium battery, a pressure switch, a control chip, a power indicator, a detection indicator, and an infrared scanning device. One side edge of the connecting wall is fixedly connected with an outer wall of the sleeve part. The other side edge of the connecting wall is fixedly connected with the hook part. The lithium battery, the pressure switch, the power indicator, the detection indicator and the infrared scanning device are all electrically connected with the control chip. The pressure switch is disposed on a surface of the hook part close to the sleeve part. The infrared scanning device is disposed on a surface of the connecting wall close to the hook part. Through adoption of the auxiliary device for pulling out the FPC connector, a pin of the FPC connector is not in contact with sweat of a human hand; and when the FPC connector is pulled out, the pin of the FPC connector can be scanned, so that people can find falling of the pin of the FPC connector in time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an auxiliary device for pulling out an FPC connector. Background technique [0002] In electronic equipment, in order to realize the communication between the display screen and the main board, the display screen and the main board are generally connected through the FPC, and the FPC and the main board are generally connected through a docking connector, that is to say, the FPC connector on the FPC is connected to the main board. connector on the motherboard. [0003] At present, when the FPC connector needs to be pulled out from the motherboard connector, manual direct operation is generally used, that is to say, the FPC connector is directly held with fingers, and the fingers exert force on the FPC connector to pull the FPC connector from the main board connector. When the weather is hot, the fingers are prone to sweat. In this way, the pins of the FPC connector are easy to contact sweat when the FPC connector is pulled out,...

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IPC IPC(8): H01R43/26G01N21/95
CPCG01N21/95H01R43/26
Inventor 袁乙鹏
Owner JIANGXI HOLITECH TECH
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