Ya Chih Huang

Title: Ya Chih Huang’s Patented Electronic Card Retaining Mechanisms.

Introduction

Ya Chih Huang is an inventor associated with New Taipei, Taiwan. Huang’s work focuses on practical mechanisms for mounting and retaining electronic cards, with an emphasis on quick installation, secure holding, and convenient release. Huang is credited with 3 patents and is associated with Fositek Corporation.

Latest Patents

Huang’s listed patents address complementary parts of electronic card retention.

“Electronic Card Retaining Device Base Structure” describes a base that attaches to a substrate through an elongated slot. Its coupling section passes through the slot and moves horizontally so retaining features engage the slot’s ends. This arrangement is designed to make the base quick to mount and remove, including repeated installation and disassembly.

“Repeatedly, Quickly and Removably Connectable Retaining Mechanism” describes an open-topped seat and a sliding clamp with guide sections and an elastic section. When an electronic card is pressed into the mechanism, the clamp moves and stores elastic force, then springs forward to hold the card in place. The card can be released by pushing the clamp backward.

Career Highlights

Huang’s listed inventions address both the attachment of a retaining-device base to a substrate and the secure, releasable retention of an electronic card. Together, these designs emphasize repeatable operation and straightforward handling.

Collaborations

Huang is associated with Fositek Corporation. The supplied information also identifies Han Cheng Zhu as a coworker; it does not specify a particular joint patent or collaboration.

Conclusion

Ya Chih Huang’s two listed patents focus on making electronic card mounting and retention more convenient, combining a removable base structure with a spring-assisted, releasable clamp.