Adjustable television fixing bracket
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Solution Overview
Problem
Traditional television mounting brackets for vehicles are inflexible, with fixed orientations and limited adjustment capabilities, restricting their use and convenience for varying viewing angles and positions.
Innovation Solution
An adjustable television fixing bracket with a modular design incorporating engaging holes, adjustable mechanisms, telescoping structures, and quick-release features allows for tilt, rotation, and height adjustments, enabling flexible mounting and operation.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If a traditional fixed structure bracket is used, then the mounting is simple and stable, but the viewing angle and orientation cannot be adjusted
Solution Approach 1:
The bracket is divided into multiple independent adjustable components: a mounting plate for wall attachment, an adjustable arm with telescoping sections for height and angle adjustment, and a separate rotating mechanism for orientation control. Each segment can be adjusted independently, providing comprehensive adaptability while keeping individual components relatively simple.
Solution Approach 2:
The bracket transitions from a fixed structure to a dynamic adjustable structure through multiple mechanisms: telescoping sections that extend/retract, rotating joints that change orientation, and tilting mechanisms that adjust viewing angles. These dynamic elements allow the bracket to adapt to various viewing positions without requiring a completely complex redesign.
2Adaptability or versatility
If an adjustable bracket is designed, then the viewing angle can be changed, but the structure becomes complicated and adjustment range is limited
Solution Approach 1:
The bracket employs nested telescoping sections where one arm segment fits inside another, allowing for extended adjustment range in a compact form. The rotating mechanism is nested within the adjustable arm structure, and the mounting plate integrates with the overall assembly. This nesting approach maximizes adjustment range while minimizing structural complexity and space requirements.
3Adaptability or versatility
If multiple adjustment mechanisms are added, then the adjustment capability is improved, but the mounting and operation become more difficult
Solution Approach 1:
The bracket combines multiple adjustment functions into an integrated structure where the telescoping arm, rotating mechanism, and tilting adjustment work together as a unified system. The mounting plate integrates the wall attachment function with the adjustment mechanisms, allowing simultaneous angle and orientation adjustment through coordinated movement of integrated components rather than separate independent mechanisms.
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure provides an adjustable television fixing bracket comprising a mounting member, fixing strips, a connecting standpipe, a connecting horizontal pipe, a supporting standpipe and an adjusting pipe. The fixing strips engage with the mounting member to form a fixed structure. The mounting member is mounted to the connecting standpipe through an adjustable mechanism to form an adjustable structure which can tilt front and rear. The connecting standpipe is mounted to the connecting horizontal pipe to form a rotatable structure. The connecting horizontal pipe is mounted to the supporting standpipe to form a rotatable structure. The supporting standpipe is mounted to the adjusting pipe through a quick release structure. In present disclosure, the television can be tilted upwards, downwards, rotated left or right, and raised or lowered height according to the actual observation needs of users. The television is mounted in a quick-mounted structure, which is more convenient to operate.