Type-c interface bearing type docking protection device and application thereof

Abstract

This invention provides a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, while using the Type-C interface as the standard interface for line docking, solves the problem of poor docking stability of the Type-C interface under load. It also ensures the docking accuracy of the Type-C interface even when the insertion direction is blocked by a corresponding load-bearing structure. Therefore, when applied to load-bearing line docking between microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps, power sockets, and power supplies), it enables rapid plugging of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors into related equipment and ensures the docking stability between them.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of load-bearing line connections, and in particular to a load-bearing connection protection device for Type-C interfaces and its application. Background Technology

[0002] USB is an abbreviation for Universal Serial Bus, an external bus standard used to regulate the connection and communication between computers and external devices. It is an interface technology used in the PC field. Since the USB-IF (USB Implementers Forum) organization released the USB 1.0 standard, the USB standard has undergone several versions of development, including USB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1, USB 3.2, and USB 4. USB interfaces can be divided into Type-A, Type-B, MiniUSB, MicroUSB, and Type-C interfaces. Among them, the Type-A interface is one of the most common USB interfaces, widely used in devices such as mice, keyboards, and USB flash drives. The Type-B interface is often used in devices such as printers, scanners, and special displays. Due to its relatively small size, the MiniUSB interface is commonly found in some small devices, such as MP3 players, MP4 players, radios, and some older mobile phone models. In the early days of smartphone development, most smartphones (except Apple phones) used the Micro-B interface for charging and data transfer, and most USB 3.0 external hard drive enclosures also used the Micro-B interface. The Type-C interface is a new type of USB interface that has emerged in recent years. Type-C is much smaller than both Type-A and Type-B, and it represents the latest USB interface form factor standard. This interface has no reversible orientation, allowing for easy plugging and unplugging. Currently, most new smartphones use USB Type-C charging ports, and USB Type-C has also become the standard interface for laptop chargers.

[0003] Specifically, based on the structure and standardization of USB Type-C, it is generally understood that the USB Type-C interface is primarily suitable for electronic devices requiring fast charging and high-speed data transfer, such as smartphones, PCs, tablets, headphones, digital cameras, portable navigation systems, and even display devices. Its application is limited to these products. Currently, various USB interfaces are not used in applications involving heavy-duty wiring connections between microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related devices (such as lamps and power supplies). There are several reasons for this. One reason is that when microwave sensors and pyroelectric infrared sensors are installed in related devices, the small size of the USB Type-C interface, coupled with the depth or other structures between the sensor and the device's connector and socket, can easily partially or completely obstruct the internal interface. Therefore, unlike smartphones and similar electronic devices where the human eye can directly locate the USB Type-C plug and socket in real time to ensure successful insertion, this presents challenges. In other words, when USB Type-C is used to connect microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors to related devices such as lamps / power supplies, its small size is no longer an advantage. Accurately inserting the USB Type-C plug into a USB Type-C socket when it is obstructed becomes a challenge. On the other hand, USB interfaces are often used for temporary connections, such as when used with mobile phones. The USB Type-C plug and socket are only for temporary charging or data transfer; there is no issue of load-bearing connection between the charger and the phone. However, the connection between microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related devices (such as lamps) has certain load-bearing requirements. This means that it is necessary to not only establish an electrical connection between the sensor and the lamp, but also to address the issue of how to securely install the sensor and lamp using connectors and sockets.

[0004] In practice, sensors and lighting fixtures are often installed and fixed using threaded connections or rotating clips. This method, when used with USB Type-C for wiring, can easily damage the internal USB Type-C interface or affect the stability of the electrical connection. Therefore, the industry prefers to design various special connection methods to connect microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related devices, such as contact-type mating between probes and conductive rings / disks. However, this type of wiring often suffers from poor contact, and the friction between the probe and the conductive ring / disk during tightening can damage both, further contributing to poor contact. Furthermore, this non-standard interface has poor universality, hindering the standardization of connections between microwave sensors and lighting fixtures. Using only one probe for control signal transmission also fails to meet the networking requirements of the Internet of Things (IoT). The desire for lighting fixtures to pre-install a universal interface to enable various functional expansions (such as various sensors, wireless networking, and various intelligent controls) is an inevitable trend in the lighting industry. Summary of the Invention

[0005] One objective of this invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device uses the Type-C interface as the standard interface for line docking, which is suitable for standardization while also having the support characteristics of the Type-C interface for high-power power supply docking and high-speed data docking, thus having wide applicability.

[0006] Another objective of this invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, while using the Type-C interface as the standard interface for line docking, solves the problem of poor docking stability of the Type-C interface under load conditions. Therefore, it is suitable for load-bearing line docking of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps and power supplies).

[0007] Another objective of this invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, while using the Type-C interface as the standard interface for line docking, solves the problem of poor docking stability of the Type-C interface under load conditions. Therefore, it can ensure the docking stability between microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps and power supplies) when used for load-bearing line docking.

[0008] Another objective of this invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application. This device, while using the Type-C interface as the standard interface for line docking, ensures the accuracy of Type-C interface docking even when the Type-C interface is blocked in the insertion direction due to a corresponding load-bearing structure. Therefore, when used for load-bearing line docking between microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps and power supplies), it enables rapid plug-and-play installation of the microwave sensor / pyroelectric infrared sensor and related equipment, offering the convenient advantage of plug-and-play functionality.

[0009] Another objective of this invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device uses the Type-C interface as the standard interface for line docking, while taking into account the advantage of easy disconnection of the Type-C interface in the load-bearing docking state. Therefore, when it is used for load-bearing line docking between microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps, power supplies), it can realize the rapid unloading of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors from related equipment.

[0010] Another objective of this invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device uses the Type-C interface as the standard interface for line docking. While solving the disadvantage of poor docking stability of the Type-C interface under load conditions, it also takes into account the advantage of the Type-C interface being suitable for repeated plugging and unplugging. Therefore, when it is used for load-bearing line docking between microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps, power supplies), it can realize the repeated installation and unloading of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors to related equipment.

[0011] Another object of the present invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application, wherein the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device includes a female connector mounting base, a male connector mounting base, a Type-C female connector, and a Type-C male connector, wherein the Type-C female connector is fixed to the female connector mounting base in a state of being embedded in the female connector mounting base, wherein the opening direction of the Type-C female connector is the height direction of the female connector mounting base, the female connector mounting base has an insertion limiting surface that is higher than the opening of the Type-C female connector, and in At least one movable limiting groove extends in the insertion direction of the Type-C female connector and is located laterally to the Type-C female connector, wherein the Type-C male connector is fixed to the male connector mounting base, wherein the opening orientation of the Type-C male connector is the height direction of the male connector mounting base, the male connector mounting base has at least one movable limiting member extending in its height direction and located laterally to the Type-C male connector, wherein the movable limiting member is higher than the opening of the Type-C male connector and has a structural form that matches the movable limiting groove, wherein in the Type-C... Regarding the insertion direction of the male connector and the female connector, when the male connector and the female connector are aligned, the movable limiting groove remains aligned with the opening of the insertion limiting surface and the movable limiting member. This ensures alignment and positioning protection between the male and female connectors during the docking process between the female connector and the male connector, based on the insertion positioning of the movable limiting member and the movable limiting groove. This is achieved by protecting the male connector from misalignment between the movable limiting member and the female connector and / or between the insertion limiting surface and the male connector in the Type-C connector. The insertion direction of the e-C male port and the Type-C female port abuts to limit the insertion depth of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port. Furthermore, the abutment of the movable limiting member and the movable limiting groove on the side of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port provides lateral relative movement limit protection. This ensures the stability of the connection between the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port during the docking process of the female port mounting base and the male port mounting base.

[0012] Another object of the present invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application, wherein the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device further includes a first load-bearing docking housing and a second load-bearing docking housing that are mutually matched, wherein in a state where the female mounting seat is installed on the first load-bearing docking housing and the male mounting seat is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, at least one of the female mounting seats and the male mounting seats is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing, so that the active docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing can be further implemented in the state where the female mounting seat and the male mounting seat are mutually docked, and in the state where the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing are mutually docked, the active docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing is further implemented. During the docking process between the two bodies, the insertion depth of the Type-C male and female ports is limited and protected by the contact between the movable limiting member and the female port mounting base and / or the insertion limiting surface and the male port mounting base in the insertion direction of the Type-C male and female ports. Furthermore, the lateral relative movement of the Type-C male and female ports is limited and protected by the contact between the movable limiting member and the movable limiting groove in the lateral position of the Type-C male and female ports. This ensures the docking stability of the Type-C male and female ports during the docking process between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0013] Another object of the present invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application, wherein, in a state where the female mounting base is installed on the first load-bearing docking housing and the male mounting base is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, at least one of the female and male mounting bases is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the respective docking housing, so that after the docking state between the first and second load-bearing docking housings is released based on the movement between the first and second load-bearing docking housings, the corresponding mounting base repositionably and movably disposed relative to the respective docking housing maintains a connection between the first and second load-bearing docking housings. The displacement generated during the active docking action between the housings can be reset and maintained in the reset state. This allows the active docking structure between the first and second load-bearing docking housings to remain independent of the structure of the female and male mounting bases. During repeated docking between the first and second load-bearing docking housings, the docking accuracy of the female and male mounting bases is ensured. Therefore, when the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device is applied to the load-bearing circuit docking of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors with related equipment (such as lamps and power supplies), the repeated installation and removal of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors from related equipment can be easily realized.

[0014] Another object of the present invention is to provide a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device and its application, wherein, in a state where the female mounting base is installed on the first load-bearing docking housing and the male mounting base is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, at least one of the female and male mounting bases is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing, so that the movable docking structure between the first and second load-bearing docking housings can remain independent of the docking structure between the female and male mounting bases to adapt to different structural design requirements, and reduce the interdependence between the movable docking structure between the first and second load-bearing docking housings and the docking structure between the female and male mounting bases, thereby correspondingly reducing the matching accuracy requirements between the movable docking structure between the first and second load-bearing docking housings and the docking structure between the female and male mounting bases.

[0015] According to one aspect of the present invention, the present invention provides a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, wherein the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device comprises:

[0016] One Type-C female port;

[0017] One Type-C male connector;

[0018] A female connector mounting base, wherein the Type-C female connector is fixed to the female connector mounting base in a state of being embedded in the female connector mounting base, wherein the opening orientation of the Type-C female connector is the height direction of the female connector mounting base, the female connector mounting base has an insertion limiting surface raised in its height direction, and at least one movable limiting groove extending in the insertion direction of the Type-C female connector and located on the side of the Type-C female connector;

[0019] A male connector mounting base, wherein a Type-C male connector is fixed to the male connector mounting base, wherein the opening orientation of the Type-C male connector is the height direction of the male connector mounting base, the male connector mounting base has at least one movable limiting member extending in its height direction and located laterally to the Type-C male connector, wherein the movable limiting member has a structural form that matches the movable limiting groove, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector, when the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector are aligned, the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface remains aligned with the movable limiting member;

[0020] A first load-bearing docking housing, wherein the female mounting base is mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing; and

[0021] A second load-bearing docking housing, wherein the male connector mounting base is mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing are matched to each other to be docked and bear weight in the pull-out direction of the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector, wherein at least one of the female connector mounting base and the male connector mounting base is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing.

[0022] In one embodiment, the height of the insertion limiting surface is higher than the opening of the Type-C female port.

[0023] In one embodiment, the movable limiting member is higher than the opening of the Type-C male connector.

[0024] In one embodiment, the number of the movable limiting members is two, corresponding to the number of the movable limiting slots is two. The two movable limiting members are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the Type-C male connector, so that when the movable limiting members are arranged on the side of the Type-C male connector, the male connector mounting base also has the structural characteristic that the Type-C male connector does not restrict the forward or reverse insertion.

[0025] In one embodiment, the movable limiting groove is a laterally open groove.

[0026] In one embodiment, the movable limiting groove is a laterally closed slot.

[0027] In one embodiment, the second load-bearing docking housing is a microwave sensor housing or a pyroelectric infrared sensor housing.

[0028] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing is a lamp housing.

[0029] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing is a power socket housing.

[0030] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing is a power supply housing.

[0031] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female connector mounting seat is mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, and the male connector mounting seat is mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device further has an input unit mounting position to provide a mounting position for a corresponding input unit, wherein the input unit mounting position is disposed in the first docking cavity or the second docking cavity.

[0032] In one embodiment, the female mounting base is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing.

[0033] In one embodiment, the male mounting base is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0034] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing has at least one guide groove extending in the insertion direction of the Type-C female port and a docking groove integrally extending from the bottom end of the guide groove in the lateral direction of the guide groove. The second load-bearing docking housing has a guide docking protrusion. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the guide docking protrusion is aligned with the guide groove. Correspondingly, during the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the guide docking protrusion slides along the guide groove. In the state where the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat are docked, based on the rotational movement of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing, the guide docking protrusion slides along the docking groove to realize the rotational docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0035] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female mounting seat is fixedly mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, and the male mounting seat is rotatably mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the inner wall of the first docking cavity in the first docking ring, and the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the outer wall of the second docking cavity and extends out of the second docking ring, wherein the inner wall shape of the first docking ring matches the outer wall shape of the second docking ring.

[0036] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female mounting seat is fixedly mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, and the male mounting seat is rotatably mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the outer wall of the first docking cavity on the first docking ring, and the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the inner wall of the second docking cavity and extends out of the second docking ring, wherein the outer wall shape of the first docking ring matches the inner wall shape of the second docking ring.

[0037] In one embodiment, the number of the guide docking protrusions is two, wherein the two guide docking protrusions are symmetrically arranged on the second load-bearing docking housing and are parallel or perpendicular to the symmetrical direction of the two movable limiting members, so that the male mounting seat is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing, so that the docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing has the structural characteristics of the Type-C interface that does not restrict the forward or reverse insertion.

[0038] In one embodiment, the second load-bearing docking housing has at least one guide groove extending in the insertion direction of the Type-C female port and a docking groove integrally extending from the bottom end of the guide groove in the lateral direction of the guide groove. The first load-bearing docking housing has a guide docking protrusion. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the guide docking protrusion is aligned with the guide groove. Correspondingly, during the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the guide docking protrusion slides along the guide groove. In the state where the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat are docked, based on the rotational movement of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing, the guide docking protrusion slides along the docking groove to realize the rotational docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0039] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring; the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring; the female mounting seat is fixedly mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring; the male mounting seat is rotatably mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring; the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the inner wall of the second docking cavity in the second docking ring; the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the outer wall of the first docking cavity and extends out of the first docking ring; and the inner wall shape of the second docking ring matches the outer wall shape of the first docking ring.

[0040] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female mounting seat is fixedly mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, and the male mounting seat is rotatably mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the outer wall of the second docking cavity on the second docking ring, the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the inner wall of the first docking cavity and extends out of the first docking ring, and wherein the outer wall shape of the second docking ring matches the inner wall shape of the first docking ring.

[0041] In one embodiment, the number of the guide docking protrusions is two, wherein the two guide docking protrusions are symmetrically arranged on the first load-bearing docking housing and are parallel or perpendicular to the symmetrical direction of the two movable limiting grooves, so that the male mounting seat is rotatably and repositionably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, so that the docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing has the structural characteristics of the Type-C interface that does not restrict the forward or reverse insertion.

[0042] In one embodiment, the connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing is a fixed connection relationship formed by the connection between the wiring pins led out from the female mounting base and the corresponding plates fixed to the first load-bearing docking housing.

[0043] In one embodiment, the connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing is a fixed connection formed by the threaded connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing.

[0044] In one embodiment, the connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing is a fixed connection formed by the snap-fit ​​between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing.

[0045] In one embodiment, wherein the female mounting base is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing, the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing constitute a first load-bearing docking module, wherein the first load-bearing docking module has a threaded structure suitable for being installed on the corresponding housing in a threaded connection manner, and corresponding to the state in which the first load-bearing docking module is installed on the housing, the first load-bearing docking housing of the first load-bearing docking module constitutes part of the housing.

[0046] In one embodiment, wherein the female mounting base is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing, the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing constitute a first load-bearing docking module, wherein the first load-bearing docking module has a snap-fit ​​structure suitable for being installed on the corresponding housing in a snap-fit ​​manner, and corresponding to the state in which the first load-bearing docking module is installed on the housing, the first load-bearing docking housing of the first load-bearing docking module constitutes part of the housing.

[0047] In one embodiment, the male mounting base is fixedly mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female mounting base is rotatably mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing.

[0048] In one embodiment, the male mounting base is repositionably and slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female mounting base is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing.

[0049] In one embodiment, the male mounting base is fixedly mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female mounting base is repositionably and slidably mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing.

[0050] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing has at least two hooks protruding from the first load-bearing docking housing, and the second load-bearing docking housing has at least two slots that match the hooks. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the hooks are aligned with the slots. Correspondingly, during the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the hooks extend into the slots. In the state where the docking of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat is completed, based on the lateral sliding action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing, the hooks and slots are misaligned, forming a limit on the hooks by the second load-bearing docking housing in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, thereby realizing the lateral sliding docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0051] In one embodiment, the second load-bearing docking housing has at least two hooks protruding from the second load-bearing docking housing, and the first load-bearing docking housing has at least two slots that match the hooks. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the hooks are aligned with the slots. Correspondingly, during the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the hooks extend into the slots. In the state where the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat are docked, based on the lateral sliding action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing, the hooks and slots are misaligned, forming a limiting action of the first load-bearing docking housing on the hooks in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, thereby realizing the lateral sliding docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0052] In one embodiment, the male connector is fixedly mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female connector is repositionably mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing based on an elastic element disposed between the female connector and the first load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector.

[0053] In one embodiment, the female connector is fixedly mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing, and the male connector is repositionably mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing based on an elastic element disposed between the male connector and the second load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector.

[0054] In one embodiment, the first load-bearing docking housing is provided with at least one push-button latch, and the second load-bearing docking housing has at least one locking rod that matches the push-button latch. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male and female ports, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the push-button latch aligns with the locking rod. Based on the movable docking action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male and female ports, the push-button latch can be pressed by the locking rod to form a docking limit on the locking rod in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male and female ports, thereby realizing the movable docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0055] In one embodiment, the second load-bearing docking housing is provided with at least one push-button latch, and the first load-bearing docking housing has at least one locking rod that matches the push-button latch. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male and female ports, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the push-button latch aligns with the locking rod. Based on the movable docking action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male and female ports, the push-button latch can be pressed by the locking rod to form a docking limit on the locking rod in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male and female ports, thereby realizing the movable docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

[0056] The further objects and advantages of the invention will become fully apparent from the following description and accompanying drawings. Attached Figure Description

[0057] Figure 1 This is a partial structural schematic diagram of a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0058] Figure 2A This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0059] Figure 2B This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0060] Figure 3 This is a partial modified structural diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0061] Figure 4A This is a partial structural diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0062] Figure 4B This is a partial structural diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0063] Figure 4C This is a partial structural diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0064] Figure 5AThis is a partial modified structural diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0065] Figure 5B This is a partial modified structural diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0066] Figure 5C This is a partial modified structural diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0067] Figure 6A This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[0068] Figure 6B This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0069] Figure 6C This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0070] Figure 7A This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[0071] Figure 7B This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0072] Figure 7C This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention.

[0073] Figure 8A This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[0074] Figure 8B This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[0075] Figure 8C This is a partial structural schematic diagram of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[0076] Figure 9AThis is a schematic diagram illustrating an application of the Type-C interface load-bearing connection protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention in the load-bearing line connection between a microwave sensor and a lighting fixture.

[0077] Figure 9B This is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating an application of the Type-C interface load-bearing connection protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention in the load-bearing line connection between a microwave sensor and a lighting fixture.

[0078] Figure 9C This is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating another application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiments of the present invention in the load-bearing line docking of microwave sensors and lamps.

[0079] Figure 10A This is a schematic diagram illustrating an application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0080] Figure 10B This is a schematic diagram illustrating an application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0081] Figure 11A This is a schematic diagram illustrating an application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0082] Figure 11B This is a schematic diagram illustrating an application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[0083] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to an embodiment of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0084] The following description is intended to disclose the present invention and enable those skilled in the art to implement it. The preferred embodiments described below are merely examples, and other obvious variations will occur to those skilled in the art. The basic principles of the invention defined in the following description can be applied to other embodiments, modifications, improvements, equivalents, and other technical solutions that do not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention.

[0085] Those skilled in the art should understand that, in the disclosure of this invention, the terms "longitudinal," "lateral," "upper," "lower," "front," "rear," "left," "right," "vertical," "horizontal," "top," "bottom," "inner," and "outer," etc., indicate the orientation or positional relationship based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the accompanying drawings. They are only for the convenience of describing this invention and simplifying the description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation, or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation. Therefore, the above terms should not be construed as limiting this invention.

[0086] It is understood that the term "a" should be understood as "at least one" or "one or more", that is, in one embodiment, the number of an element can be one, while in another embodiment, the number of the element can be multiple, and the term "a" should not be understood as a limitation on the number.

[0087] Referring to the accompanying drawings of this invention Figure 1As shown, a partial structure of a Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to an embodiment of the present invention is illustrated. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device includes a female connector mounting base 10, a male connector mounting base 20, a Type-C female connector 30, and a Type-C male connector 40. The Type-C female connector 30 is fixed to the female connector mounting base 10 in a state of being embedded in the female connector mounting base 10. The opening direction of the Type-C female connector 30 is the height direction of the female connector mounting base 10. The female connector mounting base 10 has an insertion limiting surface 101 that is raised in its height direction, and extends in the insertion direction of the Type-C female connector 30. At least one movable limiting groove 102 is located on the side of the Type-C female port 30, wherein the insertion limiting surface 101 is preferably higher than the opening of the Type-C female port 30, wherein the Type-C male port 40 is fixed to the male port mounting base 20, wherein the opening orientation of the Type-C male port 40 is the height direction of the male port mounting base 20, the male port mounting base 20 has at least one movable limiting member 201 extending in its height direction and located on the side of the Type-C male port 40, wherein the movable limiting member 201 has a structural form that matches the movable limiting groove 102 and is preferably higher than the opening of the Type-C male port 40, wherein in the Regarding the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector 40 and the Type-C female connector 30, when the Type-C male connector 40 and the Type-C female connector 30 are aligned, the movable limiting groove 102 remains aligned with the opening of the insertion limiting surface 101 and the movable limiting member 201. This ensures alignment and positioning protection of the Type-C male connector 40 and the Type-C female connector 30 based on the insertion positioning of the movable limiting member 201 and the movable limiting groove 102 during the docking process between the female connector mounting base 10 and the male connector mounting base 20. This is based on the relationship between the movable limiting member 201 and the female connector mounting base 10 and / or the relationship between the insertion limiting surface 101 and the male connector mounting base 20. The contact between the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 in the insertion direction provides protection for the insertion depth of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. Furthermore, the contact between the movable limiting member 201 and the movable limiting groove 102 at the side of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 provides protection for the lateral relative movement of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. This ensures the accuracy and stability of the connection between the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 during the docking process between the female port mounting base 10 and the male port mounting base 20.

[0088] It is understood that the movable limiting groove 102 can correspond to both Figure 1 The groove can be either laterally open or laterally closed, and the present invention does not limit this.

[0089] It is worth mentioning that the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device uses the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 as the standard interface for line docking. It is suitable for standardization while also having the support characteristics of the Type-C interface for high-power power supply docking and high-speed data docking, thus having wide applicability.

[0090] In particular, based on the above-mentioned structural features of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, the docking accuracy of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 can be guaranteed. Therefore, when the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device is applied to the load-bearing line docking of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps and power supplies), it is beneficial to realize the rapid plugging of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors into related equipment.

[0091] Furthermore, refer to the accompanying drawings of the specification of this invention. Figure 2A and Figure 2BAs shown, an application form of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to the above embodiment of the present invention is illustrated. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device further includes a first load-bearing docking housing 50 and a second load-bearing docking housing 60. The first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 are matched with each other to be suitable for docking with each other and to bear weight in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. Thus, in the state where the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 are docked with each other, the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 cannot be loosened in the disengagement direction based on gravity. Specifically, the female mounting seat 10 is mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50, and the male mounting seat 20 is mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60. At least one of the female mounting seat 10 and the male mounting seat 20 is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing 50 / 60, such that the movable docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can be further implemented in the state where the female mounting seat 10 and the male mounting seat 20 are mutually docked. Furthermore, when displacement occurs between the corresponding mounting seat 10 / 20 repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing 50 / 60 and the docking housing 50 / 60 based on the movable docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the base... The movable limiting member 201 and the female mounting base 10, and / or the insertion limiting surface 101 and the male mounting base 20, abut against each other in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, thereby limiting and protecting the insertion depth of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. Furthermore, based on the abutment of the movable limiting member 201 and the movable limiting groove 102 in the lateral position of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, lateral relative movement limiting and protection against movement are achieved. This ensures the stability of the connection between the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 during the active docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0092] It is worth mentioning that, in the state where the female mounting seat 10 is installed on the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the male mounting seat 20 is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, at least one of the female mounting seats 10 and the male mounting seats 20 is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing 50 / 60. This is so that after the docking state between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is released based on movement between them, the corresponding mounting seat 10 / 20 repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing 50 / 60 remains in contact with the docking housing 50 / 60 between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60. The displacement generated during the active docking action between the bodies 60 can be reset and maintained in the reset state. This allows the active docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 to remain independent of the structure in which the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20 dock together. During repeated docking between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the docking accuracy of the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20 is ensured. Therefore, when the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device is applied to the load-bearing circuit docking of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors with related equipment (such as lamps, power supplies), the repeated installation and removal of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors from related equipment can be easily realized.

[0093] Furthermore, when the female mounting seat 10 is installed on the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the male mounting seat 20 is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, at least one of the female mounting seat 10 and the male mounting seat 20 is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing 50 / 60. This allows the movable docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 to remain independent of the docking structure between the female mounting seat 10 and the male mounting seat 20, adapting to different structural design requirements. This also reduces the interdependence between the movable docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and the docking structure between the female mounting seat 10 and the male mounting seat 20, correspondingly reducing the matching accuracy requirements between the movable docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and the docking structure between the female mounting seat 10 and the male mounting seat 20.

[0094] Specifically, in Figure 2A and Figure 2BIn this application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, as exemplified, the male connector mounting base 20 is rotatably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the female connector mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The first load-bearing docking housing 50 has at least one guide groove 501 extending in the insertion direction of the Type-C female connector 30 and a docking groove 502 integrally extending from the bottom end of the guide groove 501 in the lateral direction of the guide groove 501. The second load-bearing docking housing 60 has a guide docking protrusion 601. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector 40 and the Type-C female connector 30, when the movable limiting groove 102 aligns with the opening of the insertion limiting surface 101 and the movable limiting member 201, the guide docking protrusion 601 of the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and the guide docking protrusion 601 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 are aligned. Alignment with groove 501 corresponds to the process of docking the female mounting seat 10 and the male mounting seat 20. During this process, the guide docking protrusion 601 of the second load-bearing docking housing 60 slides along the guide groove 501 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50. Furthermore, based on the structural state that the male mounting seat 20 is rotatably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the rotational docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can be further implemented. Corresponding to the rotational action of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the guide docking protrusion 601 of the second load-bearing docking housing 60 slides along the docking groove 502 to realize the rotational docking between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.During the rotational docking process between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the male mounting base 20 rotates synchronously relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60. However, based on the abutment between the movable limiting member 201 and the female mounting base 10 and / or between the insertion limiting surface 101 and the male mounting base 20 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, the insertion depth of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 can be... The lateral relative movement of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 is limited and protected by the contact between the movable limiting member 201 and the movable limiting groove 102 at the side of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. This ensures the docking stability of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 during the rotational docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0095] In particular, Figure 2A and Figure 2B In this application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, as exemplified, there are two movable limiting members 201, corresponding to two movable limiting slots 102. The two movable limiting members 201 are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the Type-C male port 40. When the movable limiting members 201 are arranged in the lateral position of the movable limiting members, the male port mounting base 20 also has the structural characteristic that the Type-C male port 40 does not restrict forward or reverse insertion.

[0096] In addition, Figure 2A and Figure 2B In this application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, as exemplified, there are two guide docking protrusions 601. The two guide docking protrusions 601 are symmetrically arranged on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and preferably parallel or perpendicular to the symmetrical direction of the two movable limiting members. In the state where the male mounting base 20 is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the docking between the first load-bearing docking housing 60 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 has the structural characteristic of the Type-C interface that does not restrict forward or reverse insertion.

[0097] Furthermore, in Figure 2A and Figure 2BIn this application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, the first load-bearing docking housing 50 includes a first docking ring 503 and has a first docking cavity 500 defined by the first docking ring 503. The second load-bearing docking housing 60 includes a second docking ring 602 and has a second docking cavity 600 defined by the second docking ring 602. The female mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing 50 in a state surrounded by the first docking ring 503. The male mounting base 20 is rotatably mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in a state surrounded by the second docking ring 602. The guide groove 501 and the docking groove 502 are disposed on the inner wall of the first docking cavity 500 on the first docking ring 503. The guide docking protrusion 601 protrudes from the outer wall of the second docking cavity 600 and extends into the second docking ring 602. The inner wall shape of the first docking ring 503 matches the outer wall shape of the second docking ring 602.

[0098] It is worth mentioning that, Figure 2A and Figure 2B In this application of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 are both protruding from the corresponding docking housing 50 / 60. The structural forms of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 can be interchanged and / or swapped inside and outside. This invention does not limit this.

[0099] Corresponding to the state where the structural forms of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 are interchanged, the inner wall of the second docking cavity 600 is provided with a corresponding guide groove and docking groove, the outer wall of the first docking cavity 500 is provided with a corresponding guide docking protrusion, and the outer wall shape of the first docking ring 503 matches the inner wall shape of the second docking ring 602. The present invention does not limit this.

[0100] Corresponding to the state where the structural forms of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 are interchanged, the guide groove 501 and the docking groove 502 are disposed on the outer wall of the first docking cavity 500 on the first docking ring 503, and the guide docking protrusion 601 protrudes from the inner wall of the second docking cavity 600 and extends into the second docking ring 602, and the outer wall shape of the first docking ring 503 matches the inner wall shape of the second docking ring 602. The present invention does not impose any limitations on this.

[0101] Corresponding to the state where the structural forms of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 are interchanged and the inside and outside are swapped, the outer wall of the second docking ring 602 is provided with a corresponding guide groove and docking groove, the inner wall of the first docking ring 503 is provided with a corresponding guide docking protrusion, and the inner wall shape of the first docking ring 503 matches the outer wall shape of the second docking ring 602. The present invention does not impose any limitations on this.

[0102] In particular, in some embodiments of the present invention, in Figure 2A and Figure 2B Based on this application form of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device exemplified above, the first docking ring 503 may optionally correspond to Figure 3 The material is recessed within the first load-bearing docking housing 50, but this invention does not impose any limitations on this.

[0103] Furthermore, in the first docking ring 503 corresponding to Figure 3 In the state of being recessed within the first load-bearing docking housing 50, the structural forms of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 are interchangeable and their inner and outer parts are swapped. Corresponding to the state of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 having interchangeable structural forms and their inner and outer parts swapped, the outer wall of the second docking ring 602 is provided with a corresponding guide groove and docking groove, the inner wall of the first docking ring 503 is provided with a corresponding guide docking protrusion, and the inner wall shape of the first docking ring 503 matches the outer wall shape of the second docking ring 602.

[0104] Similarly, in some embodiments of the present invention, in Figure 2A and Figure 2B Based on this application form of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device described in the example, when the structural forms of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 are interchanged, and when the internal and external structural forms of the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602 are reversed, the second docking ring 602 can be recessed into the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the present invention does not limit this.

[0105] Specifically, in these embodiments of the present invention, the male mounting base 20 is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the female mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The mounting housings of the male mounting base 20 and the female mounting base 10 are interchangeable. Correspondingly, in some embodiments of the present invention, the female mounting base 10 is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the male mounting base 20 is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. In other embodiments of the present invention, the female mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the male mounting base 20 is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The present invention does not impose any limitations on this.

[0106] It is worth mentioning that, in the docking state of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, a waterproof / dustproof gasket may be optionally provided between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 to ensure the waterproof / dustproof performance between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in the docking state. For example, by providing the waterproof / dustproof gasket between the first docking ring 503 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and / or by providing the waterproof / dustproof gasket between the second docking ring 602 and the first load-bearing docking housing 50, in the docking state of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the compression of the corresponding waterproof / dustproof gasket by the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 ensures the waterproof / dustproof performance between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in the docking state.

[0107] Further reference is made to the accompanying drawings of this invention. Figures 4A to 4C As shown, in Figure 2A and Figure 2BBased on the example of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, the mounting structure of the male connector 20 on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is further illustrated. Specifically, in this embodiment of the invention, the male connector 20 is rotatably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and is further linked to a rotating linkage plate 70, so that the rotating linkage plate 70 is driven to rotate in the state where the male connector 20 is rotated relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60. The rotating linkage plate 70 is forcefully connected to an elastic element 80 disposed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, so that when the male connector 20 is rotatably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the male connector 20 is maintained in an initial state of limited force, corresponding to the male connector 20 being driven by an external force relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60. When the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is rotated, specifically when the male mounting base 20 is rotated relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60 due to the force driven by the rotational docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the force on the rotating linkage plate 70 is increased due to the deformation of the elastic element 80. Thus, when the external force applied to the male mounting base 20 is released, the rotating linkage plate 70 can be driven by the elastic element 80 to reset the male mounting base 20 and maintain it in the initial state of the limiting force, thereby realizing the state in which the male mounting base 20 is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0108] In detail, the male mounting base 20 further includes a base plate 202, a linkage part 203, and at least one snap-fit ​​part 204. The movable limiting member 201 extends from the base plate 202 in the height direction of the male mounting base 20. The linkage part 203 and the snap-fit ​​part 204 extend from the base plate 202 in the opposite direction to the extension direction of the movable limiting member 201. The rotating linkage plate 70 has a linkage groove 701 and at least one snap-fit ​​groove 702. When the rotating linkage plate 70 is mounted on the male mounting base 20, the linkage part 203 is inserted into the linkage groove 701 and abuts against the rotating linkage plate 70 in the direction of insertion into the linkage groove 701. The snap-fit ​​part 204 is inserted into the snap-fit ​​groove 702 and abuts against the rotating linkage plate 70 when the snap-fit ​​part is removed. The groove 702 engages with the rotating linkage plate 70, thereby restricting the movement of the male mounting base 20 relative to the rotating linkage plate 70 in that direction based on the abutment between the linkage part 203 and the rotating linkage plate 70 in the direction of insertion into the linkage groove 701, and forming an abutment between the linkage part 203 and the groove wall of the linkage groove 701 based on the structure of the linkage part 203 being inserted into the linkage groove 701, corresponding to the state in which the male mounting base 20 is rotated relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60, thereby driving the rotating linkage plate 70 to rotate, and restricting the male mounting base 20 from being pulled out of the rotating linkage plate 70 in that direction based on the engagement between the locking part 204 and the rotating linkage plate 70 in the direction of removal from the locking groove 702.

[0109] Further, the base plate 202 has a rotation limiting portion 2021 formed in a shape that protrudes from or is recessed into the base plate 202. The second load-bearing docking housing 60 has an installation channel 605 communicating with the second docking cavity 600. When the male mounting seat 20 is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the linkage portion 203 is inserted into the installation channel 605. The base plate 202 abuts against the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in the direction in which the linkage portion 203 is inserted into the installation channel 605. The rotation limiting part 2021 of 2 is limited to a certain rotation stroke in the rotation direction of the male mounting seat 20 by the second load-bearing docking housing 60. Thus, when the male mounting seat 20 is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the rotation linkage plate 70 is installed on the male mounting seat 20, and the rotation linkage plate 70 is forcefully connected to the elastic element 80 provided in the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the male mounting seat 20 is rotatably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in an initial state of limiting force.

[0110] Specifically, in this embodiment of the present invention, the base plate 202 is a circular base plate, and the mounting channel 605 is a circular channel, wherein the diameter of the mounting channel 605 is smaller than the diameter of the base plate 202, so that in the direction in which the linkage part 203 is inserted into the mounting channel 605, the base plate 202 is abutted against the channel opening of the mounting channel 605 communicating with the second docking cavity 600 in that direction, and at the same time, the male mounting seat 20 is rotatably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0111] Furthermore, the rotation limiting part 2021 is formed on the edge of the base plate 202 in a form that protrudes from or is recessed into the base plate 202, including but not limited to the side edge and the lower edge (in the direction in which the linkage part 203 is inserted into the mounting channel 605). The second load-bearing docking housing 60 has a rotation limiting area 606 in a groove or protrusion corresponding to the channel opening of the mounting channel 605 that communicates with the second docking cavity 600. When the male mounting seat 20 is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the rotation limiting part 2021 of the base plate 202 is located in the rotation limiting area 606 and the rotation direction of the male mounting seat 20 is limited by the rotation limiting area 606 to a certain rotation stroke, thereby forming a structural state in which the male mounting seat 20 is rotatably and limitingly installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0112] Specifically, in this embodiment of the present invention, the rotation limiting part 2021 is formed on the side edge of the base plate 202 in a form that protrudes from the base plate 202. The second load-bearing docking housing 60 has the rotation limiting area 606 in a groove form corresponding to the channel opening of the mounting channel 605 that communicates with the second docking cavity 600. When the male mounting seat 20 is installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the rotation limiting part 2021 of the base plate 202 is located in the rotation limiting area 606 and the rotation direction of the male mounting seat 20 is limited by the rotation limiting area 606 to a certain rotation stroke, thereby forming a structural state in which the male mounting seat 20 is rotatably and limitingly installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0113] It is worth mentioning that there are various structural forms that enable the male mounting base 20 to be rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the present invention is not limited to any of them. For example, in some embodiments of the present invention, when the male mounting base 20 is fixed to the corresponding housing, and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is rotatably and repositionably mounted on that housing, the structural state in which the male mounting base 20 is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can also be equivalently formed.

[0114] Furthermore, when the male mounting base 20 is rotatably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the rotational docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can be further implemented when the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20 are docked together. When the male mounting base 20 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 rotate based on the rotational docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the movable limiting member 201 and the movable limiting groove 102 abut against the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 on the side, thereby achieving lateral relative movement limiting protection for the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. This ensures the docking stability of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 during the rotational docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0115] Furthermore, when the male mounting base 20 is rotatably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, after the docking state between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is released due to the rotation between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the rotational displacement generated between the male mounting base 20 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 during the rotational docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can be reset and maintained in the reset state. This ensures that the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60... The movable docking structure between the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can maintain independence from the structure of the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20 docking with each other. During the repeated rotation docking between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the docking accuracy of the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20 is ensured. Therefore, when the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device is applied to the load-bearing line docking of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors and related equipment (such as lamps, power supplies), the repeated installation and unloading of microwave sensors / pyroelectric infrared sensors to related equipment can be easily realized.

[0116] It is worth mentioning that, when the male connector mounting base 20 is repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the connection between the Type-C male connector 40 fixed to the male connector mounting base 20 and the corresponding circuit can be either a flexible circuit connection or a non-flexible circuit connection between the corresponding circuit board and the circuit board when the circuit board is movably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60. The present invention does not limit this.

[0117] For example, when the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device is applied to the load-bearing circuit docking of a microwave sensor and related equipment (such as lamps and power supplies), specifically taking the second load-bearing docking housing 60 as an example of the microwave sensor housing, the corresponding circuit board can either be fixedly mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and connected to the Type-C male port 40 via flexible wiring, or it can be fixedly connected to the Type-C male port 40 and movably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60; the present invention does not limit this. It is worth mentioning that, in the state where the corresponding circuit board is fixedly mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and connected to the Type-C male port 40 via flexible wiring, the two ends of the corresponding flexible wiring can also be electrically connected to the terminals of the Type-C male port 40 and the terminals of the corresponding circuit board respectively using standard interfaces; the present invention also does not limit this.

[0118] Similarly, when the female port mounting base 10 is repositionably mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50, the connection between the Type-C female port 30 fixed to the female port mounting base 10 and the corresponding circuit can be either a flexible circuit connection or a non-flexible circuit connection between the corresponding circuit board and the circuit board when the circuit board is movably mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The present invention does not limit this.

[0119] Furthermore, refer to the accompanying drawings of the specification of this invention. Figure 5A As shown, when the female mounting base 10 is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing 50, the connection between the female mounting base 10 and the first load-bearing docking housing 50 can correspond to... Figure 5A The fixed connection relationship can be formed based on the connection between the wiring pins led out from the female mounting base 10 and the corresponding plates fixed to the first load-bearing docking housing 50, or it can be formed based on the threaded connection between the female mounting base 10 and the first load-bearing docking housing 50, or it can be formed based on the snap-fit ​​connection between the female mounting base 10 and the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The present invention does not limit this.

[0120] Furthermore, please refer to the accompanying drawings of the specification of this invention. Figure 5B and Figure 5C As shown, in the state where the female mounting base 10 is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing 50, the female mounting base 10 and the first load-bearing docking housing 50 can also form a first load-bearing docking module based on any of the above-mentioned fixed connection methods or based on an integrally formed fixed connection method. The first load-bearing docking module can correspond to... Figure 5B It has a threaded structure suitable for installation in a corresponding housing via a threaded connection, and can also correspond to Figure 5C If a snap-fit ​​structure is provided that allows the first load-bearing docking module to be installed in a snap-fit ​​manner into the corresponding housing, then when the first load-bearing docking module is installed in the corresponding housing, the first load-bearing docking housing 50 of the first load-bearing docking module constitutes part of the housing.

[0121] Similarly, when the male mounting base 20 is fixedly installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the connection between the male mounting base 20 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can be a fixed connection based on the connection between the wiring pins led out from the male mounting base 20 and the corresponding plates fixed to the second load-bearing docking housing 60, a fixed connection based on the threaded connection between the male mounting base 20 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, or a fixed connection based on the snap-fit ​​connection between the male mounting base 20 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60. The present invention does not limit this.

[0122] Furthermore, when the male mounting base 20 is fixedly installed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the male mounting base 20 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can also form a second load-bearing docking module based on any of the above-mentioned fixed connection methods or based on an integrally formed fixed connection method. The second load-bearing docking module can have a threaded structure suitable for being installed on the corresponding housing in a threaded connection manner, or it can have a snap-fit ​​structure suitable for being installed on the corresponding housing in a snap-fit ​​manner. In the state where the second load-bearing docking module is installed on the corresponding housing, the second load-bearing docking housing 60 of the second load-bearing docking module constitutes a part of the housing.

[0123] Further reference is made to the accompanying drawings of this invention. Figures 6A to 6CAs shown, with the male mounting base 20 repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and the female mounting base 10 fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50, another docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is illustrated. Specifically, in this embodiment of the invention, the male connector mounting base 20 is repositionably and slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the female connector mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The first load-bearing docking housing 50 has at least two hooks 504 protruding from it, and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 has at least two slots 603 that match the hooks 504. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector 40 and the Type-C female connector 30, when the opening of the movable limiting groove 102 on the insertion limiting surface 101 is aligned with the movable limiting member 201, the hooks 504 align with the slots 603. Correspondingly, during the docking process of the female connector mounting base 10 and the male connector mounting base 20, the hooks 504 extend into the slots 603 and can be mounted on the female connector mounting base 10. The docking of the male connector 40 with the male connector 20 is completed. Further, based on the structural state where the male connector 20 is repositionably and slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the lateral sliding docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can be further implemented. Correspondingly, based on the lateral sliding action of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the hook 504 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the slot 603 of the second load-bearing docking housing 600 are misaligned. This misalignment creates a limiting effect of the second load-bearing docking housing 60 on the hook 504 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male connector 40 and the Type-C female connector 30, thereby achieving the lateral sliding docking between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.During the side-sliding docking process between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the male mounting base 20 slides synchronously relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60. However, based on the abutment between the movable limiting member 201 and the female mounting base 10 and / or between the insertion limiting surface 101 and the male mounting base 20 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, the insertion depth of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 can be... The lateral relative movement of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 is limited and protected by the contact between the movable limiting member 201 and the movable limiting groove 102 at the side of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. This ensures the docking stability of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 during the side-sliding docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0124] Furthermore, corresponding to Figure 6B In this embodiment of the invention, the male mounting base 20 is slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and is further linked to a side sliding linkage plate 70. This side sliding linkage plate 70 is driven to slide when the male mounting base 20 is slidably mounted relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60. The side sliding linkage plate 70 is forcefully connected to an elastic element 80 disposed on the second load-bearing docking housing 60. This maintains the male mounting base 20 in a limited, force-bearing initial state when it is slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, corresponding to the male mounting base 20 being driven by an external force relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60. When the second load-bearing docking housing 60 slides sideways, specifically when the male mounting base 20 slides sideways relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60 due to the force driven by the side-sliding docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the deformation of the elastic element 80 increases the force on the side-sliding linkage plate 70. Thus, when the external force applied to the male mounting base 20 is released, the side-sliding linkage plate 70 can be driven by the elastic element 80 to reset the male mounting base 20 and maintain it in the initial state of the limiting force. In this way, the male mounting base 20 is resettable and side-slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0125] It is worth mentioning that there are various structural forms that enable the male mounting base 20 to be repositionably and slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the present invention does not limit this. Furthermore, the male mounting base 20 is repositionably and slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the female mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The mounting housings of the male mounting base 20 and the female mounting base 10 are interchangeable. Correspondingly, in some embodiments of the present invention, the female mounting base 10 is repositionably and slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the male mounting base 20 is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50; and in other embodiments of the present invention, the female mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the male mounting base 20 is repositionably and slidably mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The present invention also does not limit this.

[0126] Further reference is made to the accompanying drawings of this invention. Figures 7A to 7CAs shown, with the male connector 20 fixedly mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and the female connector 10 repositionably mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing 50, another docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is illustrated. Specifically, in this embodiment of the invention, the male connector 20 is fixedly mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the female connector 10 is repositionably mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing 50 based on an elastic element 80 disposed between the female connector 10 and the first load-bearing docking housing 50, in the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector 40 and the Type-C female connector 30. The first load-bearing docking housing 50 is provided with at least one push-type latch 50. 5. The second load-bearing docking housing 60 has at least one locking rod 604 that matches the push-button latch 505. In the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, when the opening of the movable limiting groove 102 on the insertion limiting surface 101 is aligned with the movable limiting member 201, the push-button latch 505 aligns with the locking rod 604. This corresponds to the docking process between the female port mounting base 10 and the male port mounting base 20, where the female port mounting base 10... The insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 is repositionably and movably mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50, so that the movable docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 can be further implemented. Based on the movable docking action of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 relative to the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, the press-type latch 505 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 can be pressed by the locking rod 604 of the second load-bearing docking housing 60, forming a docking limit of the press-type latch 505 on the locking rod 604 in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, thereby realizing the movable docking between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.During the docking process between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the female mounting base 10 moves synchronously relative to the first load-bearing docking housing 50. However, based on the abutment between the movable limiting member 201 and the female mounting base 10 and / or between the insertion limiting surface 101 and the male mounting base 20 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, the insertion depth of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 can be... The movable limiting member 201 and the movable limiting groove 102 abut against each other at the side of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, thereby limiting and protecting the lateral relative movement of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. This ensures the docking stability of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 during the active docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60.

[0127] It is worth mentioning that, in this embodiment of the present invention, the movable docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is in the same direction as the docking action between the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20. However, based on the structural configuration of the female mounting base 10 being repositionably and movably mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, the movable docking action between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is allowed to have a different stroke than the docking action between the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20. That is, in the state where the female mounting base 10 and the male mounting base 20 are docked, the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60... The movable docking action between the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 in the insertion direction can be further implemented, so that the movable docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 can remain independent of the docking structure between the female port mounting base 10 and the male port mounting base 20 to adapt to different structural design requirements, and reduce the interdependence between the movable docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and the docking structure between the female port mounting base 10 and the male port mounting base 20, thereby reducing the matching accuracy requirements between the movable docking structure between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60 and the docking structure between the female port mounting base 10 and the male port mounting base 20.

[0128] It is also worth mentioning that there are various structural forms that enable the female mounting base 10 to be repositionably and movably mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing 50 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, and the present invention does not limit this. Furthermore, the male mounting base 20 is fixedly mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the female mounting base 10 is repositionably mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing 50 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. The mounting housings of the male mounting base 20 and the female mounting base 10 are interchangeable. Correspondingly, in some embodiments of the present invention, the female mounting base 10 is fixedly mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing 60, and the male mounting base 20 is repositionably mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing 50 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30. In other embodiments of the present invention, the female mounting base 10 is repositionably mounted to the second load-bearing docking housing 60 in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30, and the male mounting base 20 is fixedly mounted to the first load-bearing docking housing 50. The present invention does not impose any limitations on this.

[0129] Specifically, corresponding to different application forms of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, and based on different functional and / or parameter adjustment requirements, the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device may optionally further have an input unit mounting position to provide mounting positions for input units such as DIP switches, rotary encoder switches (BCD encoder switches), multi-position switches, toggle switches, and adjustable potentiometers. The input unit mounting position is preferably located in the first docking cavity 500 or the second docking cavity 600. Taking a DIP switch as an example, the input unit mounting position can be located on the end face of the movable limiting member 201 or the insertion limiting surface 101, as corresponding to... Figure 8A Located on the end face of the movable limiting member 201, it can also be located in the first docking cavity 500 or the second docking cavity 600, corresponding to the first load-bearing docking housing 50 or the second load-bearing docking housing 60, such as corresponding to Figure 8B The second docking cavity 600 is located in the second load-bearing docking shell 60, and can also correspond to Figure 8CWith the first docking cavity 500 located on the bottom surface of the female mounting base 10, or the second docking cavity 600 located on the bottom surface of the male mounting base 20, in a state where docking is completed between the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the second load-bearing docking housing 60, the input unit mounting position is enclosed in a closed cavity defined by the first docking ring 503 and the second docking ring 602, thereby achieving waterproof, dustproof, and contact-proof protection for the corresponding input unit installed in the input unit mounting position.

[0130] Specifically, in these embodiments of the present invention, corresponding to different application forms of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, when the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is implemented as a microwave sensor housing / pyroelectric infrared sensor housing, the first load-bearing docking housing 50 can be a lamp housing, a microwave sensor mounting base housing suitable for installation in a lamp housing or power supply housing, or a power supply housing, and vice versa. The power supply housing includes AC / DC power supply housings, DC / DC power supply housings, regulated power supply housings, switching power supply housings, emergency power supply housings, and other power supply housings with power supply functions.

[0131] Example, referring to the accompanying drawings of the specification of the present invention. Figures 9A to 9C As shown, the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device is used in a load-bearing line docking application between a microwave sensor and a lamp as an example, wherein the second load-bearing docking housing 60 is implemented as a microwave sensor housing, and the first load-bearing docking housing 50 is implemented as a microwave sensor mounting base housing suitable for installation on a lamp housing 90.

[0132] Specifically, in this application example of the present invention, the lamp housing 90 has a reserved channel 901 penetrating the inside and outside of the housing, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing 50 has a docking surface 504 and a wire outlet surface 505 opposite to the docking surface 504, wherein the docking surface 504 is the side of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 facing the second load-bearing docking housing 60 when the first load-bearing docking housing 50 is docked with the second load-bearing docking housing 60, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing 50 can correspond to Figure 9B With the mating surface 504 facing inwards towards the interior of the lamp housing 90, the lamp housing 90 is installed based on the connection between the mating surface 504 and the lamp housing 90 at the opening of the reserved channel 901. This can also correspond to... Figure 9C The present invention does not limit the state in which the outgoing surface 505 faces the outside of the lamp housing 90, based on the connection between the outgoing surface 505 and the channel opening of the reserved channel 901 and the lamp housing 90.

[0133] Preferably, corresponding to Figure 9B and Figure 9C When the first load-bearing docking housing 50 is installed on the lamp housing 90 with the docking surface 504 facing the interior of the lamp housing 90, based on the connection between the docking surface 504 and the lamp housing 90 at the channel opening of the reserved channel 901, a corresponding waterproof / dustproof gasket is provided between the docking surface 504 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 at the channel opening of the reserved channel 901 and the lamp housing 90. When the first load-bearing docking housing 50 is facing the lamp housing at the outlet surface 505... When the external state of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 is installed on the lamp housing 90 based on the connection between the cable outlet 505 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the lamp housing 90 through the reserved channel 901, a corresponding waterproof / dustproof gasket is provided between the cable outlet 505 of the first load-bearing docking housing 50 and the lamp housing 90. This ensures the waterproof / dustproof performance of the lamp housing 90 when the first load-bearing docking housing 50 is installed on the lamp housing 90 through the reserved channel 901.

[0134] It is worth mentioning that, in some embodiments of the present invention, in Figures 9A to 9C Based on the structure of the lamp housing 90 shown, the first load-bearing docking housing 50 may optionally be implemented as a drive power supply housing to reduce external wiring, thereby helping to ensure the waterproof performance of the corresponding lamp and reduce the cost of the lamp.

[0135] In particular, in these embodiments of the present invention, corresponding to different application forms of the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device, the first load-bearing docking housing 50 can be a lamp housing, such as corresponding to... Figure 10A The inner housing of the lamp, and corresponding to Figure 10B The outer housing of the lamp fixture can also be a power socket housing for AC and / or DC power supply, such as the corresponding... Figure 11A The wall socket housing, and corresponding to Figure 11B The housing of a portable socket can also be a power supply housing, such as the one corresponding to... Figure 12 The drive power supply housing, and the corresponding second load-bearing docking housing 60 can be a microwave sensor housing or a pyroelectric infrared sensor housing, or vice versa.

[0136] Furthermore, based on the structural characteristics of the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 being mutually compatible, optionally, the Type-C male port 40 and the Type-C female port 30 described above can be interchanged. Correspondingly, in some embodiments of the present invention, the Type-C male port 40 is installed on the female port mounting base 10, and the Type-C female port 30 is installed on the male port mounting base 20. The present invention does not limit this.

[0137] It is understood that, for Lightning interfaces and other USB interfaces that also do not meet the requirements for load-bearing docking, the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device of the present invention is also applicable to Lightning interfaces and other USB interfaces. That is, in these embodiments of the present invention, the Type-C male port 40 can be replaced with a male port of a Lightning interface or other USB interface, and the Type-C female port 30 can be replaced with a female port of a Lightning interface or other USB interface. Correspondingly, in the description of the present invention, when the female port interface is defined as including Lightning interfaces, Type-C interfaces belonging to USB interfaces, and other USB interfaces, and the male port interface is defined as Lightning interfaces, Type-C interfaces belonging to USB interfaces, and other USB interfaces corresponding to the female port interface, the "Type-C male port" in the description of the present invention can be replaced with "male port interface," and "Type-C female port" can be replaced with "female port interface." In other words, the Type-C male port 40 is only an example of the male port interface, and the corresponding Type-C female port 30 is only a female port interface that matches the male port interface. The present invention does not impose any limitations on this.

[0138] In the description of this specification, the references to terms such as "one embodiment," "some embodiments," "example," "specific example," or "some examples," etc., refer to specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics described in connection with that embodiment or example, which are included in at least one embodiment or example of the present invention. In this specification, the illustrative expressions of the above terms do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment or example. Furthermore, the specific features, structures, materials, or characteristics described may be combined in any suitable manner in one or more embodiments or examples. Moreover, without contradiction, those skilled in the art can combine and integrate the different embodiments or examples described in this specification, as well as the features of different embodiments or examples.

[0139] Those skilled in the art should understand that the embodiments of the present invention described above and shown in the accompanying drawings are merely examples and do not limit the present invention. The objectives of the present invention have been fully and effectively achieved. The functions and structural principles of the present invention have been shown and explained in the embodiments, and any modifications or variations of the embodiments of the present invention may be made without departing from the stated principles.

Claims

1. A load-bearing docking protection device for a Type-C interface, characterized in that, include: One Type-C female port; One Type-C male connector; A female connector mounting base, wherein the Type-C female connector is fixed to the female connector mounting base in a state of being embedded in the female connector mounting base, wherein the opening orientation of the Type-C female connector is the height direction of the female connector mounting base, the female connector mounting base has an insertion limiting surface raised in its height direction, and at least one movable limiting groove extending in the insertion direction of the Type-C female connector and located on the side of the Type-C female connector; A male connector mounting base, wherein a Type-C male connector is fixed to the male connector mounting base, wherein the opening orientation of the Type-C male connector is the height direction of the male connector mounting base, the male connector mounting base has at least one movable limiting member extending in its height direction and located laterally to the Type-C male connector, wherein the movable limiting member has a structural form that matches the movable limiting groove, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector, when the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector are aligned, the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface remains aligned with the movable limiting member; A first load-bearing docking housing, wherein the female port mounting base is mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing; as well as A second load-bearing docking housing, wherein the male connector mounting base is mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing are matched to each other to be docked and to bear weight in the pull-out direction of the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector, wherein at least one of the female connector mounting base and the male connector mounting base is repositionably and movably disposed relative to the corresponding docking housing.

2. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 1, wherein the height of the insertion limiting surface is higher than the opening of the Type-C female port.

3. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 2, wherein the movable limiting member is higher than the opening of the Type-C male port.

4. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the number of the movable limiting members is two, corresponding to the number of the movable limiting slots is two, wherein the two movable limiting members are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the Type-C male port, so that when the movable limiting members are arranged on the side of the Type-C male port, the male port mounting base also has the structural characteristic that the Type-C male port does not restrict forward or reverse insertion.

5. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 4, wherein the movable limiting groove is a laterally open groove.

6. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 4, wherein the movable limiting groove is a laterally closed groove.

7. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 4, wherein the second load-bearing docking housing is a microwave sensor housing or a pyroelectric infrared sensor housing.

8. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 7, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing is a lamp housing.

9. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 7, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing is a power socket housing.

10. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 7, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing is a power supply housing.

11. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 7, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female connector mounting base is mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, and the male connector mounting base is mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device further includes an input unit mounting position to provide a mounting position for a corresponding input unit, wherein the input unit mounting position is disposed in the first docking cavity or the second docking cavity.

12. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 4, wherein the female port mounting base is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing.

13. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 12, wherein the male connector mounting base is rotatably and repositionably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing.

14. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 13, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing has at least one guide groove extending in the insertion direction of the Type-C female port and a docking groove integrally extending from the bottom end of the guide groove in the lateral direction of the guide groove, wherein the second load-bearing docking housing has a guide docking protrusion, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the guide docking protrusion is aligned with the guide groove, corresponding to the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the guide docking protrusion slides along the guide groove, and can achieve rotational docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing by sliding along the docking groove based on the rotational movement of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing after the docking of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat is completed.

15. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 14, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female mounting seat is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, the male mounting seat is rotatably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the inner wall of the first docking cavity on the first docking ring, the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the outer wall of the second docking cavity and extends out of the second docking ring, wherein the inner wall shape of the first docking ring matches the outer wall shape of the second docking ring.

16. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 14, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female mounting seat is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, the male mounting seat is rotatably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the outer wall of the first docking cavity on the first docking ring, the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the inner wall of the second docking cavity and extends out of the second docking ring, wherein the outer wall shape of the first docking ring matches the inner wall shape of the second docking ring.

17. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 14, wherein the number of the guide docking protrusions is two, wherein the two guide docking protrusions are symmetrically arranged on the second load-bearing docking housing and are parallel or perpendicular to the symmetrical direction of the two movable limiting members, so that the male mounting seat is rotatably and repositionably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, such that the docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing has the structural characteristic of the Type-C interface not restricting forward or reverse insertion.

18. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 13, wherein the second load-bearing docking housing has at least one guide groove extending in the insertion direction of the Type-C female port and a docking groove integrally extending from the bottom end of the guide groove in the lateral direction of the guide groove, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing has a guide docking protrusion, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the guide docking protrusion is aligned with the guide groove, corresponding to the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the guide docking protrusion slides along the guide groove, and can achieve rotational docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing by sliding along the docking groove based on the rotational movement of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing after the docking of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat is completed.

19. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 18, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female mounting seat is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, the male mounting seat is rotatably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the inner wall of the second docking cavity on the second docking ring, the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the outer wall of the first docking cavity and extends out of the first docking ring, wherein the inner wall shape of the second docking ring matches the outer wall shape of the first docking ring.

20. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 18, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing includes a first docking ring and has a first docking cavity defined by the first docking ring, the second load-bearing docking housing includes a second docking ring and has a second docking cavity defined by the second docking ring, wherein the female mounting seat is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the first docking ring, the male mounting seat is rotatably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing in a state surrounded by the second docking ring, wherein the guide groove and the docking groove are disposed on the outer wall of the second docking cavity on the second docking ring, the guide docking protrusion protrudes from the inner wall of the first docking cavity and extends out of the first docking ring, wherein the outer wall shape of the second docking ring matches the inner wall shape of the first docking ring.

21. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 18, wherein the number of the guide docking protrusions is two, wherein the two guide docking protrusions are symmetrically arranged on the first load-bearing docking housing and are parallel or perpendicular to the symmetrical direction of the two movable limiting grooves, so that the male mounting seat is rotatably and repositionably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, so that the docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing has the structural characteristic of the Type-C interface not restricting forward or reverse insertion.

22. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 12, wherein the connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing is a fixed connection relationship formed by the connection between the wiring pins led out from the female mounting base and the corresponding plates fixed to the first load-bearing docking housing.

23. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 12, wherein the connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing is a fixed connection relationship formed by the threaded connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing.

24. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 12, wherein the connection between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing is a fixed connection relationship formed by the snap-fit ​​between the female mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing.

25. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 12, wherein in the state where the female port mounting base is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing, the female port mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing constitute a first load-bearing docking module, wherein the first load-bearing docking module has a threaded structure suitable for being installed on the corresponding housing in a threaded connection manner, and corresponding to the state where the first load-bearing docking module is installed on the housing, the first load-bearing docking housing of the first load-bearing docking module constitutes a part of the housing.

26. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 12, wherein in the state where the female port mounting base is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing, the female port mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing constitute a first load-bearing docking module, wherein the first load-bearing docking module has a snap-fit ​​structure suitable for being installed on the corresponding housing in a snap-fit ​​manner, and corresponding to the state where the first load-bearing docking module is installed on the housing, the first load-bearing docking housing of the first load-bearing docking module constitutes a part of the housing.

27. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 4, wherein the male connector mounting base is fixedly installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female connector mounting base is rotatably and repositionably installed on the first load-bearing docking housing.

28. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 1, wherein the male connector mounting base is repositionably and slidably mounted on the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female connector mounting base is fixedly mounted on the first load-bearing docking housing.

29. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 1, wherein the male connector mounting base is fixedly installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female connector mounting base is repositionably and slidably installed on the first load-bearing docking housing.

30. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 28 or 29, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing has at least two hooks protruding from the first load-bearing docking housing, and the second load-bearing docking housing has at least two slots matching the hooks, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the hooks are aligned with the slots. Correspondingly, during the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the hooks extend into the slots, and can, in the state where the docking of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat is completed, based on the lateral sliding action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing, cause the hooks and slots to be misaligned, thereby forming the second load-bearing docking housing's limitation on the hooks in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, thereby realizing the lateral sliding docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

31. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 28 or 29, wherein the second load-bearing docking housing has at least two hooks protruding from the second load-bearing docking housing, and the first load-bearing docking housing has at least two slots matching the hooks, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the hooks are aligned with the slots. Correspondingly, during the docking process of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat, the hooks extend into the slots, and can, in the state where the docking of the female port mounting seat and the male port mounting seat is completed, based on the lateral sliding action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing, cause the hooks and slots to be misaligned, thereby forming a limit on the hooks by the first load-bearing docking housing in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, thereby realizing the lateral sliding docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

32. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 1, wherein the male connector mounting base is fixedly installed on the second load-bearing docking housing, and the female connector mounting base is repositionably and movably installed on the first load-bearing docking housing based on an elastic element disposed between the female connector mounting base and the first load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male connector and the Type-C female connector.

33. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 1, wherein the female port mounting base is fixedly installed on the first load-bearing docking housing, and the male port mounting base is repositionably and movably installed on the second load-bearing docking housing based on an elastic element disposed between the male port mounting base and the second load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port.

34. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 32 or 33, wherein the first load-bearing docking housing is provided with at least one push-button latch, and the second load-bearing docking housing has at least one locking rod matching the push-button latch, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the push-button latch is aligned with the locking rod, so that based on the movable docking action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, the push-button latch can be pressed by the locking rod to form a docking limit of the push-button latch on the locking rod in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, thereby realizing the movable docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

35. The Type-C interface load-bearing docking protection device according to claim 32 or 33, wherein the second load-bearing docking housing is provided with at least one push-button latch, and the first load-bearing docking housing has at least one locking rod that matches the push-button latch, wherein in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, when the opening of the movable limiting groove on the insertion limiting surface is aligned with the movable limiting member, the push-button latch is aligned with the locking rod, so that based on the movable docking action of the first load-bearing docking housing relative to the second load-bearing docking housing in the insertion direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, the push-button latch can be pressed by the locking rod to form a docking limit of the push-button latch on the locking rod in the disengagement direction of the Type-C male port and the Type-C female port, thereby realizing the movable docking between the first load-bearing docking housing and the second load-bearing docking housing.

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