Scissor-Link Support Structure for Stable Touch Panel Pressing
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Solution Overview
Problem
Touch panels often tilt and experience uneven pressing force distribution when pressed at positions other than the center, leading to instability and uneven support.
Innovation Solution
A support structure comprising a first component with first levers and pivot portions, and a second component with levers and assembly parts, pivotally connected to form scissor lift structures, providing stable support for the touch panel by evenly distributing pressing forces.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of manufacture
If a common method of manufacturing a touch panel structure is to form two sets of touch electrodes on different base materials and then combine them together, then the touch panel can be manufactured with standard processes, but the touch panel tilts when pressed at positions other than the center position, causing uneven pressing force distribution
Solution Approach 1:
The support structure is divided into multiple scissor-like mechanisms with pivot portions, allowing each segment to independently adjust and distribute force evenly across the touch panel surface, preventing tilting while maintaining manufacturing feasibility
Solution Approach 2:
The scissor-like support structure acts as a mechanical counterbalance system that compensates for uneven pressing forces by redistributing them through the pivot portions and levers, maintaining horizontal stability regardless of where the touch panel is pressed
2Ease of operation
If the touch panel is pressed at a position other than the center position, then user input can be registered, but the touch panel tilts and the pressing force is unevenly distributed, reducing input accuracy
Solution Approach 1:
The support structure uses dynamic scissor-like mechanisms with pivot portions that can adaptively adjust their configuration in response to pressing forces from any position, automatically maintaining even force distribution and horizontal stability during user interaction
3Stability of the object's composition
If a support structure with scissor-like mechanisms and pivot portions is used, then the pressing force is evenly distributed and stability is improved, but the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The scissor-like support structure with pivot portions serves multiple functions simultaneously: it provides mechanical support, distributes pressing forces evenly, maintains horizontal stability, and enables adaptive adjustment to pressing positions, reducing the need for additional separate components
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
The support structure ensures stable and even distribution of pressing forces across the touch panel, enhancing its support stability and reducing tilting.
Implementation Method 1
Each of the first pivot portions has a first rotating shaft. Each of the second pivot portions has a second rotating shaft.
Implementation Method 2
A support structure comprising a first component with first levers and pivot portions, and a second component with second levers and assembly parts, pivotally connected to form scissor lift structures, providing stable support for the touch panel by evenly distributing pressing forces.
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AI summary
A support structure including a first component and a second component is provided. The first component includes first levers, first pivot portions and second pivot portions. The first and second pivot portions are respectively disposed on opposite sides of the first levers. Each of the first pivot portions has a first rotating shaft. Each of the second pivot portions has a second rotating shaft. The second component includes second levers, first assembly parts and second assembly parts. The first and second assembly parts are respectively provided on opposite sides of the second levers. Each of the first assembly parts has a first assembly hole, and each of the second assembly parts has a second assembly hole. The first assembly hole is arranged relative to the first rotating shaft, and the second assembly hole is arranged relative to the second rotating shaft.


