Audio player

Abstract

The utility model discloses an audio player, which comprises a shell and a clamping door assembly used for loading a magnetic tape, the shell comprises a bottom shell, a surface shell and a surface cover, the clamping door assembly comprises a clamping door support, door shafts are respectively arranged at the positions, close to the two sides of the clamping door support, of the surface shell, and the clamping door support is assembled with the door shafts through clamping door supporting legs of the clamping door support; avoiding notches are formed in the positions, aligned with the clamping door supporting feet on the two sides, of the bottom of the face shell respectively, and the bottom ends of the clamping door supports extend into the avoiding notches; the avoiding notches are sealed through the bottom shell below the face shell, the limiting ribs are arranged at the positions, corresponding to the two avoiding notches, of the bottom shell respectively, and the limiting ribs protrude upwards into the avoiding notches and block the inner sides of the clamping door supporting feet, that is, the limiting ribs block the positions where the clamping door supporting feet must pass when the clamping door supporting feet fall off, so that the clamping door supporting feet can be stopped, and the clamping door supporting feet can be prevented from falling off. Even if the clamping door is subjected to large pulling force, the clamping door supporting foot can be guaranteed not to fall off from the door shaft, and the clamping door supporting foot is simple in structure, reliable and practical.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of audio playing devices, in particular to a portable tape player or a tape CD integrated player. Background Art

[0002] A variety of players have been widely used for a long time, such as tape players, CD players, tape CD integrated players, etc., to enrich people's entertainment life. Among them, tape players and tape CD integrated players generally include a door component, a bottom case, a front case, a face cover, etc. The door is used to load a tape when it is pulled outwards. Door shafts are arranged at positions on both sides of the door component on the front case. The door component is assembled on the door shafts through the door feet of its door bracket so as to be able to rotate and open. However, since the door bracket and its door feet are both made of plastic materials, when the force is relatively large (for example, when the door is pulled outwards with a tensile force of more than 5 kg), the door feet will be deformed, resulting in the door feet being easily detached from the door shafts, causing the door component to be detached from the main body, which brings inconvenience to use. Summary of the Utility Model

[0003] Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the utility model provides an audio player with a simple structure, reliable and practical, and capable of preventing the door feet from detaching from the door shafts. It can be a tape player or a tape CD integrated player.

[0004] To solve the above technical problems, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: An audio player includes a housing and a door component for loading a tape. The housing includes a bottom case, a front case and a face cover. The front case is assembled and fixed with the bottom case, the face cover is assembled on the front case, and the door component is installed in the front case. The door component includes a door bracket. Door shafts are respectively arranged at positions on both sides of the front case close to the door bracket. The door bracket is assembled with the door shafts through its door feet to form a rotatable structure. The characteristics are that: avoidance notches are respectively arranged at positions on the bottom of the front case opposite to the two door feet, and the bottom end of the door bracket extends into the avoidance notches; the avoidance notches are closed by the bottom case below the front case, and limiting ribs are respectively arranged at positions on the bottom case corresponding to the two avoidance notches. The limiting ribs protrude upwards into the avoidance notches and are located inside the door feet to form a stop structure for the door feet.

[0005] Further, the limiting ribs are opposite to the inner end faces of the door shafts, and there is a gap between the limiting ribs and the door shafts, and the gap is smaller than the thickness of the door feet.

[0006] Further, a guiding inclined surface inclined towards the door feet is arranged on one side of the limiting rib opposite to the door feet.

[0007] Further, the highest point of the limiting rib does not exceed the axis of the door shaft, and the lowest point of the guiding inclined surface is lower than the lowest point of the door shaft.

[0008] Furthermore, the limiting bone is of an L-shaped structure and is vertically arranged on the bottom case opposite to the door hinge.

[0009] Preferably, the limiting bone and the bottom case are of an integral structure and are integrally formed by injection molding.

[0010] In the utility model, a limiting bone is arranged at a position on the bottom case close to the door clamping foot. The limiting bone blocks the necessary position when the door clamping foot falls off. In this way, the door clamping foot can be blocked. Even if the door is subjected to a large pulling force, it can be ensured that the door clamping foot will not fall off from the door hinge. The structure is simple, reliable and practical. Description of the Drawings

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

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

[0013] Figure 3 is a schematic sectional view (viewed from the back to the front) of the utility model near the installation position of the door clamping bracket;

[0014] Figure 4 is Figure 2 an enlarged view of part A of

[0015] Figure 5 is Figure 3 an enlarged view of part B of

[0016] In the figure, 11 is the bottom case, 12 is the front case, 13 is the face cover, 14 is the door hinge, 2 is the door clamping assembly, 21 is the door clamping bracket, 22 is the door clamping foot, 3 is the limiting bone, 31 is the guiding inclined surface, and 4 is the CD assembly. Detailed Embodiment

[0017] In this embodiment, with reference to Figures 1-5, the audio player includes a housing and a cassette door assembly 2 for loading cassettes, and may also include a CD assembly 4, so that a cassette-CD integrated machine can be formed. The housing includes a bottom case 11, a front case 12 and a face cover 13. The front case 12 is assembled and fixed to the bottom case 11, the face cover 13 is assembled on the front case 12, the cassette door assembly 2 is installed in the front case 12, and the CD assembly can be installed in the face cover 13; the cassette door assembly 2 includes a cassette door bracket 21. Door shafts 14 are respectively arranged at positions on both sides of the front case 12 close to the cassette door bracket 21. The cassette door bracket 21 is assembled with the door shafts 14 through its cassette door feet 22 to form a rotatable structure; avoidance notches are respectively arranged at positions on the bottom of the front case 12 opposite to the two cassette door feet 22. The bottom end of the cassette door bracket 21 extends into the avoidance notches so that it can rotate conveniently without interference; the avoidance notches are closed by the bottom case 11 below the front case 12, and limiting ribs 3 are respectively arranged at positions on the bottom case 11 corresponding to the two avoidance notches. The limiting ribs 3 protrude upward into the avoidance notches and are located inside the cassette door feet 22 to form a stop structure for the cassette door feet 22, so that the cassette door feet 22 will be blocked when they are about to fall off under greater force.

[0018] The limiting rib 3 is opposite to the inner end face of the door shaft 14, and there is a gap between the limiting rib 3 and the door shaft 14, and this gap is smaller than the thickness of the cassette door foot 22.

[0019] On one side of the limiting rib 3 aligned with the cassette door foot 22, a guiding inclined surface 31 inclined towards the cassette door foot 22 is provided. The provision of the guiding inclined surface 31 can facilitate the installation of the cassette door foot 22 on the door shaft 14.

[0020] The highest point of the limiting rib 3 does not exceed the axis of the door shaft 14, and the lowest point of the guiding inclined surface 31 is lower than the lowest point of the door shaft 14 to minimize the interference during the assembly of the cassette door bracket 21.

[0021] The limiting rib 3 is of an L-shaped structure and is vertically arranged on the bottom case 11 opposite to the door shaft 14. The limiting rib 3 adopting this structure can improve the structural strength and provide a greater stopping force, and it is not easy to break when being squeezed by the cassette door foot 22.

[0022] The limiting rib 3 and the bottom case 11 are of an integral structure and are integrally formed by injection molding.

[0023] The above has made a detailed description of the present invention. The above description is only the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it cannot limit the scope of implementation of this application. That is, all equal changes and modifications made according to the scope of this application should still fall within the scope covered by the present invention.

Claims

1. An audio player, comprising a housing and a Carmen assembly for loading a tape, wherein the housing comprises a bottom housing, a front housing and a front cover, wherein the front housing is fixedly assembled with the bottom housing, the front cover is assembled on the front housing, and the Carmen assembly is mounted in the front housing; the Carmen assembly comprises a Carmen bracket, wherein door shafts are respectively arranged at positions of the front housing near both sides of the Carmen bracket, and the Carmen bracket is assembled with the door shafts through its Carmen legs to form a rotatable structure, characterized in that: Avoidance notches are respectively arranged at the positions of the two side Carmen support feet at the bottom of the face shell, and the bottom end of the Carmen bracket extends into the avoidance notches; the avoidance notches are closed by the bottom shell below the face shell, and limiting bones are respectively arranged on the bottom shell at the positions corresponding to the two avoidance notches, and the limiting bones protrude upward into the avoidance notches and are located on the inner side of the Carmen support feet to form a stop structure for the Carmen support feet.

2. The audio player according to claim 1, characterized in that: The limiting bone is opposite to the inner end surface of the door shaft, and there is a gap between the limiting bone and the door shaft, and the gap is smaller than the thickness of the door support foot.

3. The audio player according to claim 2, characterized in that: A guiding inclined surface inclined toward the Carmen supporting foot is arranged on the side of the limiting bone aligned with the Carmen supporting foot.

4. The audio player according to claim 3, characterized in that: The highest point of the limiting bone does not exceed the axis of the door shaft, and the lowest point of the guiding inclined surface is lower than the lowest point of the door shaft.

5. The audio player according to claim 3, characterized in that: The limiting bone is an L-shaped structure, which is arranged sideways on the bottom shell and opposite to the door axis.

6. The audio player according to claim 1, characterized in that: The limiting bone and the bottom shell are an integrated structure and are made in one piece by injection molding.

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