Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Michiyoshi Kudoh

Tetsuya Kubo

Ryoichi Kaiwa

Naotomo Adachi

Yasunobu Ikeda

Kanta Judai

Youji Inomata

There is disclosed an electronic equipment device. A pair of first and second printed boards are superposed with an electrically-conductive shield frame interposed therebetween in such a manner that those faces of the two printed boards having associated electronic parts mounted thereon are faced to each other. The shield frame has an integral peripheral wall extending over an entire peripheral edge thereof. This peripheral wall surrounds the electronic parts mounted on each of the two printed boards to achieve a shielding effect. Right and left sides of the stack of the two printed boards and the shield frame interposed therebetween are clamped respectively by a pair of resilient clamping members of a U-shaped cross-section to thereby provide a unitary assembly. These resilient clamping members cause earth portions of the first and second printed boards to be electrically connected to the shield frame. Finally, the above stack is housed in a casing body, thus completing the assembling of the electronic equipment device.

Electronic equipment device having clamps

A portable radio provided with a slidable antenna retractably supported by a housing, an antenna operating member movably mounted in the housing for projecting an antenna top portion from the housing by sliding the antenna in a first direction toward the outside of the housing or for releasing the antenna to enable the antenna to slide in a retracting direction opposite to the first direction, and an operating portion for operating the antenna operating member from outside the housing.

Antenna retracting structure of portable radio

A cover movably connected to a body of a radio is formed with an engaging hole for locking. A locking engaging projection formed in the radio body can move between the disengaging and engaging positions with respect to the engaging hole, and a switch operating projection formed in the radio body can move between the actuating and releasing positions for a receive switch. When the engaging projection and the switch operating projection are moved in correlation to each other by an operating portion in operation, the engaging projection is disengaged from the engaging hole so as to release the cover, and the receive switch is actuated by the switch operating projection so as to open the cover in call reception.

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Yokohama, Japan

Michiyoshi Kudoh