17042636. ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR SUPPORTING SLIDING simplified abstract (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
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ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR SUPPORTING SLIDING
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ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR SUPPORTING SLIDING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17042636 titled 'ELECTRONIC DEVICE FOR SUPPORTING SLIDING
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes an electronic device with a sliding cover that changes the size of the exposed region on the display. It also includes a panel support and a rotation shaft that rotates based on the sliding of the cover, creating an attractive force between them.
- The electronic device has a sliding cover that can be moved to change the size of the exposed region on the display.
- A panel support is located on one side of the display's back surface, and it helps to stabilize the display.
- A rotation shaft is in contact with a portion of the panel support and rotates as the cover slides.
- The rotation of the shaft creates an attractive force between the shaft and the panel support.
Potential Applications
- This technology could be used in smartphones or tablets to provide a unique sliding mechanism for adjusting the display size.
- It could also be applied to laptops or monitors to allow users to easily change the screen size.
Problems Solved
- The sliding cover allows for a more flexible and adjustable display size, providing users with a customizable viewing experience.
- The panel support and rotation shaft help to stabilize the display and ensure smooth sliding motion.
Benefits
- Users can easily adjust the size of the exposed region on the display, allowing for better control over the content being shown.
- The attractive force between the rotation shaft and the panel support adds stability to the device, preventing wobbling or shaking during use.
Original Abstract Submitted
An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a first cover, a second cover coupled to the first cover to slide, a display in which a size of an exposed region is changed corresponding to the sliding of the second cover, a panel support disposed on one side of a back surface of the display with respect to a front surface of the display on which a screen is displayed, and a rotation shaft contacting at least a portion of the panel support and rotating corresponding to the sliding of the second cover, and an attractive force may be formed between the portion of the rotation shaft and the portion of the panel support.
