Improved structure of Bluetooth CD player

Abstract

The utility model discloses an improved structure of a Bluetooth CD player, which comprises a shell, a CD door, an electronic component and a control panel, the CD door is provided with a door tooth and a switch arm, the shell is provided with a door tooth hole and a switch arm hole, a resistance wheel matched with the door tooth is arranged beside the door tooth hole, and a blade switch matched with the switch arm is arranged beside the switch arm hole; a supporting bone position is arranged in front of the door tooth hole in the shell, and the supporting bone position abuts against the bottom face of the door tooth; limiting ribs are arranged on the outer side of the blade switch in the shell, and the limiting ribs abut against the outer side face of the blade switch. In this way, the bottom face of the incisor can be supported through the supporting bone position, the arc-shaped tooth arm of the incisor cannot deform downwards due to pressure bearing in the door opening and closing process, and therefore the tooth sweeping problem caused by tooth meshing loosening is avoided; meanwhile, the limiting bone abuts against the blade switch, so that the problem that the switch is abnormal due to material fatigue or switch loosening after the contact time of the switch arm and the blade switch is long is solved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of electronic products, in particular to a Bluetooth CD player. Background Art

[0002] CD players were once very popular portable audio-visual devices. With the development of Bluetooth technology, traditional CD players have been injected with new technological power. CD players are equipped with a CD door to cover the CD disc. The CD door is usually equipped with a switch arm to cooperate with the blade switch inside the CD player shell to achieve the closing and opening of the CD door; at the same time, the CD door is also equipped with incisors, which cooperate with the resistance wheel inside the shell to achieve the controllable opening and closing speed of the CD door, so as to avoid the CD door being directly bounced open when opening, causing damage to the CD door. However, since the blade switch and incisors are usually made of plastic, material fatigue is inevitable. After a long time of use, the blade switch will become loose, resulting in unstable closing. The incisors will deform, causing the teeth to loosen and cause sweeping problems. Utility Model Content

[0003] The technical problem to be solved by the utility model is to provide an improved structure of a Bluetooth CD player which has a simple structure, a reasonable design, can ensure that the CD door can keep opening and closing normally for a long time, and does not have the problem of tooth scanning.

[0004] In order to solve the above technical problems, the utility model adopts the following technical solutions: an improved structure of a Bluetooth CD player, including a shell, a CD door, an electronic component and a control panel, the CD door is arranged on the shell to cover the CD compartment, and the control panel is arranged on the surface of the shell to realize operation control; incisors and switch arms are respectively arranged near the two sides of the CD door, incisor holes and switch arm holes are arranged on the shell, a resistance wheel is arranged next to the incisor hole to cooperate with the incisor, and a blade switch is arranged next to the switch arm hole to cooperate with the switch arm; the incisor is inserted into the shell through the incisor hole to engage with the resistance wheel, and the switch arm is inserted into the shell through the switch arm hole to dock with the blade switch, characterized in that: a raised support bone position is arranged in the front position of the incisor hole in the shell, and the support bone position abuts against the bottom surface of the incisor to keep the incisor in close engagement with the resistance wheel; a limit bone is arranged in the shell at the position outside the blade switch, and the limit bone abuts against the outer side of the blade switch to form a structure for pushing the blade switch toward the switch arm.

[0005] Furthermore, the support bone is an integral structure with the housing, and the top of the support bone is an arc-shaped structure, which is arranged near the front edge of the incisor hole. The arc-shaped structure of the top of the support bone can better match the arc-shaped bottom surface of the incisor, so that the bottom surface of the incisor slides more smoothly against the support bone, so as to avoid affecting the normal opening and closing of the CD door.

[0006] Furthermore, the limit bone and the shell are an integral structure, and the limit bone is an L-shaped structure, and one side edge of the limit bone abuts against the outer side of the leaf switch, thus having a better abutting force.

[0007] Furthermore, the control panel is arranged on the front side of the shell, and the control panel includes a panel frame and a control circuit board, and control buttons are arranged on the panel frame; the control buttons include two single buttons and two groups of three-button groups, and each button is installed in the panel frame in a left-right symmetrical structure and respectively docked with the switch buttons on the control circuit board.

[0008] Furthermore, the two three-button groups have the same structure and are both U-shaped. A U-shaped connecting bracket is provided between the three buttons. The connecting bracket is connected to the three buttons through three connecting arms to form an integrated structure and is manufactured by one-piece molding.

[0009] Furthermore, the single button is arranged in front of the connecting bracket and passes through the connecting bracket to connect with the switch button on the control circuit board. In this way, the button can be installed in a relatively narrow space through the clever layered design of the connecting bone structure, achieving a compact and simple assembly effect, and making the elastic feel of each button more comfortable.

[0010] The utility model arranges support bones and limit bones at positions near the incisor holes and the blade switch inside the shell respectively, so that the support bones support the bottom surfaces of the incisors, so that the arc-shaped tooth arms of the incisors will not be deformed downward due to pressure during the process of opening and closing the door, thereby avoiding the problem of loose teeth engagement and tooth sweeping; at the same time, the limit bones are used to support the blade switch, so as to solve the problem of abnormal switching caused by material fatigue or loose switch after the switch arm and the blade switch are in contact for a long time. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0011] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the utility model;

[0012] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the utility model;

[0013] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the disassembled state of the CD door and the shell;

[0014] Figure 4 It is a schematic diagram of the assembly structure of the control button and the panel frame.

[0015] In the figure, 1 is the shell, 11 is the door tooth hole, 12 is the switch arm hole, 13 is the support bone position, 14 is the limit bone, 2 is the CD door, 21 is the door tooth, 22 is the switch arm, 3 is the control panel, 31 is the panel frame, 32 is the single button, 33 is the three-button group, 34 is the connecting bracket, 35 is the connecting arm, 4 is the CD compartment, and 5 is the leaf switch. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0016] In this embodiment, refer to Figure 1-Figure 4 The improved structure of the Bluetooth CD player includes a housing 1, a CD door 2, an electronic component (for reading CDs) and a control panel 3. The CD door 2 is arranged on the housing 1 to cover the CD compartment 4. The control panel 3 is arranged on the surface of the housing 1 to realize operation control. The CD door 2 is provided with incisors 21 and switch arms 22 near both sides. The housing 1 is provided with incisor holes 11 and switch arm holes 12. A resistance wheel (not shown) is provided next to the incisor hole 11 to cooperate with the incisor 2. A leaf switch 5 is provided next to the switch arm hole 12 to cooperate with the switch arm 22. The incisor 21 is inserted into the housing 1 through the incisor hole 11. It meshes with the resistance wheel to achieve slow door opening, and the switch arm 22 is inserted into the shell 1 through the switch arm hole 12 and docked with the leaf switch 5 to fix the CD door 2; a raised support bone position 13 is provided in the shell 1 in front of the incisor hole 11, and the support bone position 13 presses against the bottom surface of the incisor 21 to keep the incisor 21 tightly meshed with the resistance wheel; a limit bone 14 is provided at the outer side of the leaf switch 5 in the shell 1, and the limit bone 14 presses against the outer side of the leaf switch 5 to push the leaf switch 5 toward the switch arm 22, so that the leaf switch 5 and the switch arm 22 will not loosen, so as to ensure the stability of closing the door.

[0017] The support bone 13 is an integral structure with the housing 1, and the top of the support bone 13 is an arc-shaped structure, which is arranged near the front edge of the incisor hole 11. The arc-shaped top of the support bone 13 can better match the arc-shaped bottom surface of the incisor 21, so that the bottom surface of the incisor 21 slides more smoothly against the support bone 13, so as to avoid affecting the normal opening and closing of the CD door 2.

[0018] The limiting bone 14 is an integral structure with the housing 1 . The limiting bone 14 is an L-shaped structure, and one side edge thereof abuts against the outer side of the leaf switch 5 , thus having a better abutting force.

[0019] The control panel 3 is arranged on the front side of the housing 1. The control panel 3 includes a panel frame 31 and a control circuit board. Control buttons are arranged on the panel frame 31. The control buttons include two single buttons 32 and two groups of three-button groups 33. Each button is installed in the panel frame 31 in a left-right symmetrical structure and is respectively connected to the switch buttons on the control circuit board.

[0020] The two three-button groups 33 have the same structure and are both U-shaped. A U-shaped connecting bracket 34 is provided between the three buttons. The connecting bracket 34 is connected to the three buttons through three connecting arms 35 to form an integrated structure and is manufactured by one-piece molding.

[0021] The single button 32 is arranged in front of the connecting bracket 35, and is connected to the switch button on the control circuit board through the connecting bracket 35. In this way, the button can be installed in a relatively narrow space through the clever layered design of the connecting bone structure, achieving a compact and simple assembly effect, and making the elastic feel of each button more comfortable.

[0022] The present invention has been described in detail above. The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and should not limit the scope of implementation of the present invention. That is, all equivalent changes and modifications made within the scope of this application should still fall within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. An improved structure of a Bluetooth CD player, comprising a housing, a CD door, an electronic component and a control panel, wherein the CD door is arranged on the housing to cover the CD compartment, and the control panel is arranged on the surface of the housing to realize operation control; the CD door is respectively provided with incisors and switch arms near both sides, the housing is provided with incisor holes and switch arm holes, a resistance wheel is arranged next to the incisor holes to cooperate with the incisors, and a blade switch is arranged next to the switch arm hole to cooperate with the switch arm; the incisors are inserted into the housing through the incisor holes to mesh with the resistance wheel, and the switch arm is inserted into the housing through the switch arm holes to dock with the blade switch, characterized in that: A raised support bone is arranged in the shell in front of the incisor hole, and the support bone presses against the bottom surface of the incisor to keep the incisor in close engagement with the resistance wheel; a limit bone is arranged in the shell outside the blade switch, and the limit bone presses against the outer surface of the blade switch to form a structure for pushing the blade switch toward the switch arm.

2. The improved structure of the Bluetooth CD player according to claim 1, characterized in that: The supporting bone position and the shell are an integrated structure, and the top end of the supporting bone position is an arc-shaped structure, which is arranged at a position close to the front edge of the incisor hole.

3. The improved structure of the Bluetooth CD player according to claim 1, characterized in that: The limit bone is an integral structure with the shell, and the limit bone is an L-shaped structure, with one side edge of the limit bone abutting against the outer side of the leaf switch.

4. The improved structure of the Bluetooth CD player according to claim 1, characterized in that: The control panel is arranged on the front side of the shell, and the control panel includes a panel frame and a control circuit board, and control buttons are arranged on the panel frame; the control buttons include two single buttons and two groups of three-button groups, and each button is installed in the panel frame in a left-right symmetrical structure and respectively docked with the switch buttons on the control circuit board.

5. The improved structure of the Bluetooth CD player according to claim 4, characterized in that: The two three-button groups have the same structure and are both arranged in a U shape. A U-shaped connecting bracket is arranged between the three buttons. The connecting bracket is connected to the three buttons through three connecting arms to form an integrated structure.

6. The improved structure of the Bluetooth CD player according to claim 5, characterized in that: The single button is arranged in front of the connecting bracket and passes through the connecting bracket to be connected with the switch button on the control circuit board.

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