Wistron Corporation

Chin-Chung Hung

Tsung-Hsien Chen

Feng-Hsiung Wu

Chun-Wang Lin

Ming-Hsien Lin

Tsung-Jen Su

An-Yu Hsieh

Shih-Wei Tung

Heng-Min Liu

Yu-Jen Li

A shock absorbing structure includes at least one protruding column and at least one resilient module. The at least one protruding column is fixed on an electronic device and passes through a circuit board of the electronic device. The at least one resilient module is disposed between the at least one protruding column and the circuit board. When the electronic device is affected by an external shock load, the at least one resilient module is forced by the circuit board to be deformed for generating a resilient force. When the at least one resilient module is not forced by the circuit board any more, the resilient force generated by the at least one resilient module drives the circuit board to recover.

Shock absorbing structure adapted for a circuit board of an electronic device and electronic device therewith

A connector structure includes a first connector installed on a host device. The first connector includes a first base, a first terminal set installed on the first base, and a first grounding component installed on the first base. The connector structure further includes a second connector installed on a docking station for connecting with the first connector. The second connector includes a second base, a second terminal set installed on the second base for contacting with the first terminal set so as to transmit signals between the host device and the docking station with the first terminal set when the host device is docked in the docking station, and a second grounding component installed on the second base for contacting with the first grounding component so as to ground with the first grounding component when the host device is docked in the docking station.

Grounding a docking station with a host device using grounding layers of multilayer printed circuit boards

A docking station for connecting a notebook computer includes a supporting frame, a connector for electrically connecting to the notebook computer, and a handle pivoted to the supporting frame. A first slot is formed on the handle, and the handle includes a pushing part for pushing the connector in a first direction. The docking station includes a first stopper, and one end of the first stopper is disposed inside the first slot of the handle. The first stopper does not stop the connector when the handle is located in a first position. The pushing part pushes the connector in the first direction so that the connector is connected to the notebook computer, and the first slot drives the first stopper in a second direction so that the first stopper stops a side of the connector when the handle rotates from a first position to a second position.

Docking station for connecting to a notebook computer

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Taipei, Taiwan

Chin-Chung Hung