Power Supply Terminal-Wireless Module Assembly Against Tilting
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Solution Overview
Problem
The wireless communication module in existing power suppliers is prone to tilting, which affects communication functionality and can be easily hit by the power supplier's shell, leading to interference.
Innovation Solution
A wireless communication module is spliced with a terminal module using connecting structures, such as convex and receiving holes, to create a solid assembly that prevents tilting and interference, allowing for secure and flexible integration with the power supplier's substrate.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of manufacture
If the wireless communication module is made as an independent component placed on the edge of the substrate, then it can be easily assembled and disassembled, but it becomes prone to tilting and can be easily hit by the power supplier's shell
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the wireless communication module with the terminal module by splicing them together using connecting structures (convex parts and receiving holes). This combination creates a more stable assembly that prevents tilting while maintaining ease of assembly through the modular connecting design.
2Device complexity
If the wireless communication module is placed independently on the substrate, then it simplifies the overall structure, but it becomes easy to tilt and interfere with other components
Solution Approach 1:
The wireless communication module is combined with the terminal module through splicing connecting structures, creating a stable integrated assembly that maintains simple overall structure while preventing tilting and component interference.
3Reliability
If the wireless communication module is spliced with the terminal module using connecting structures, then it prevents tilting and improves stability, but it increases the complexity of the connecting structures
Solution Approach 1:
The connecting structure is segmented into convex parts and receiving holes that can be independently designed and manufactured. This segmentation allows for standardized, simple individual components that combine to provide stable connection, balancing reliability with manufacturing simplicity.
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AI summary
A power supplier (1) includes a substrate (11); at least one terminal module (12), configured to be placed on the substrate; and a wireless communication module (13), configured to be spliced with the terminal module. Therefore, the wireless communication module of the power supplier will be more solid and will not tilt easily.