Display Stand Slide Rail Layout for Wider Tilt Adjustment
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Solution Overview
Problem
The existing slide rail structure on supporting holders is positioned on the holder's body, resulting in a short distance between the display and the slide rail, limiting the tilt angle adjustment of the display and complicating the holder's structure and appearance.
Innovation Solution
A display stand holder with a slide rail structure is designed, featuring a stand body, pivot member, display assembly module, and constant-force springs. The slide rail assembly is positioned at the end of the pivot member away from the stand body, allowing for adjustable display positioning and enhanced angular range through the use of constant-force springs.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the slide rail structure is disposed on the body of the supporting holder, then the display can be supported stably, but the distance between the display and the slide rail structure becomes too short, limiting the tilt angle adjustment range
Solution Approach 1:
The invention moves the slide rail structure from a two-dimensional plane on the holder body to a three-dimensional configuration extending along the stand axis. By positioning the slide rail on the extension line of the stand axis and using a pivot member that rotates about this axis, the display can tilt through a larger angular range while maintaining adequate distance between the display and the slide rail structure.
2Ease of operation
If the slide rail structure is disposed on the supporting holder, then the display position can be adjusted, but the structure of the supporting holder becomes too complicated
Solution Approach 1:
The invention extracts the slide rail structure from the holder body and relocates it to the extension line of the stand axis. This separation simplifies the holder body structure while preserving the position adjustment functionality. The slide rail assembly becomes an independent component that can be adjusted without complicating the main holder structure.
3Shape
If the slide rail structure is disposed on the supporting holder, then the display can be supported, but the appearance of the supporting holder is limited
Solution Approach 1:
By repositioning the slide rail structure along the stand axis extension line rather than on the holder body surface, the invention creates a more streamlined and aesthetically pleasing appearance. The slide rail becomes integrated into the vertical profile of the stand, eliminating visual clutter on the holder body while maintaining full positioning flexibility through the pivot member mechanism.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This configuration allows for greater adjustability of the display's position and angle, simplifies the stand body's structure, and enhances the holder's appearance by eliminating the need for a slide rail on the stand body.
Implementation Method 1
at least one constant-force spring connected between the guide member and the slide member
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AI summary
A display stand holder (1) with slide rail structure includes a stand body (10), a pivot member (20), a display assembly module (30), and one or more constant-force springs (40). The stand body (10) has a top end (11). The pivot member (20) has a first end (21) and a second end (23). The first end (21) is provided with a pivot portion (22). The pivot portion (22) is pivotally connected to the top end (11) of the stand body (10), and the second end (23) is away from the top end (11) with respect to the first end (21). The display assembly module (30) is disposed at the second end (23) of the pivot member (20). The display assembly module (30) includes a slide rail assembly (31). The slide rail assembly (31) includes a guide member (32) and a slide member (33), and the slide member (33) is slidably assembled on the guide member (32). The constant-force spring (40) is connected between the guide member (32) and the slide member (33).