Wall mount assembly
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing display apparatuses are often permanently or semi-permanently coupled to racks or mounts, making it inconvenient to move or reposition them without damaging the coupling mechanism.
Innovation Solution
A rear structure with a wall mount assembly featuring complementary brackets, magnets, and positioning pins that allow for removably coupling and decoupling of the display apparatus from a rack or wall, utilizing magnetic attraction and repulsion to secure and release the assembly.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If screws and nuts are used to install the display apparatus to the rack, then the coupling is firm and reliable, but the display apparatus cannot be easily moved or repositioned
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces the traditional mechanical screw-nut coupling system with a magnetic field-based coupling system. Magnets embedded in the rack and corresponding magnetic elements in the display apparatus create strong magnetic attraction forces that provide reliable coupling without requiring mechanical fasteners, enabling easy removal and repositioning while maintaining firm attachment during use.
2Stability of the object's composition
If permanent coupling is used between the display apparatus and rack, then the connection is stable and secure, but the display apparatus cannot be repositioned to another location
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a dynamic coupling system where the magnetic attraction force can easily transition between holding the display apparatus in place and allowing it to be moved. The magnetic coupling maintains stable connection during normal use but can be easily broken by applying slight pulling force, enabling the display apparatus to be repositioned or removed without permanent installation.
3Ease of operation
If a removable coupling mechanism is used, then the display apparatus can be easily moved, but the coupling may not be firm enough
Solution Approach 1:
The patent utilizes magnetic field strength as the coupling parameter, which can be easily adjusted by changing the size, material, and arrangement of the magnets. This allows the magnetic attraction force to be sufficiently strong to provide firm coupling during use, yet weak enough to allow easy removal when needed, achieving both reliability and ease of operation.
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
Enables secure and firm attachment of the display apparatus to a wall or rack while allowing for easy removal and repositioning without damage, improving mobility and convenience.
Implementation Method 1
a magnetism of a side of one of the first magnets facing the second kit is opposite to a magnetism of a side of one of the second magnets facing the first kit
Implementation Method 2
when the first kit is separated from the second kit, the first kit is rotated against the second kit for a degree so that the sides of the first magnets facing the second kit are shifted to face the second magnets having identical magnetisms
Data Source
AI summary
The present disclosure provides a rear structure coupled to a display panel. The rear structure comprises a wall mount assembly comprising a first kit comprising a first wall mount bracket, a plurality of circularly arranged first trenches, and a plurality of first magnets accommodated by the first trenches, and a second kit removably coupled to the first kit comprising a second wall mount bracket structurally complementary to the first wall mount bracket, a plurality of circularly arranged second trenches, and a plurality of second magnets accommodated by the second trenches. Wherein when the first kit is coupled to the second kit, each of the first magnets is located corresponds to one of the second magnets, and a magnetism of a side of one of the first magnets facing the second kit is opposite to a magnetism of a side of one of the second magnets facing the first kit.