Abstract:
A lens-adjusting mechanism is disclosed for adjusting a lens of an industrial endoscope. The industrial endoscope further includes a cable connected to the lens. The lens-adjusting mechanism includes a telescopic structure for holding the cable, a lens holder for holding the lens and at least one connector for connecting the lens holder to the telescopic structure. Thus, the reduction of the length of the telescopic structure causes the bending of a section of the cable near the lens and the change of the view of the lens.
Abstract:
An antenna structure formed on a circuit board includes a first main body formed on the lateral side of the circuit board and a feed line connecting the circuit board and the first main body. The first main body is formed on the lateral side of the circuit board by edge-plating.
Abstract:
A carving tool device includes a supporting base having a bottom panel for engaging onto paper sheets or objects to be carved, and a carving tool attached onto the bottom panel and having a blade extendible through the bottom panel, for engaging onto the paper sheets, and for carving the paper sheets when the supporting base and the carving tool are moved relative to the paper sheets by the users. The supporting base includes a barrel attached to the bottom panel, and the carving tool includes a container adjustably attached to the barrel with such as a threaded engagement, for supporting the blade.
Abstract:
A rotatable book holder includes a housing having a chamber to rotatably receive a rotary member which has a number of holes. A pole includes a lower portion secured to the rotary member, and a plate is secured to an upper portion of the pole and includes a number of holes facing toward the holes of the rotary member, to receive shanks of books, and for allowing the books to be rotated relative to the housing in concert with the rotary member, and thus for allowing the books to be easily viewed or read by the users. The housing includes a weight to rotatably support the pole and to increase a stability of the housing.
Abstract:
An adjustable book holder includes two primary frames, and one or more auxiliary frames selectively secured between the frames, to increase holding of more books or sheet members to the book holder. The primary frames and the auxiliary frames may be secured together with peg-and-aperture engagements. Two followers may be attached to the frames, and may be coupled between the primary frames and the auxiliary frames, and may be rotatably or adjustably secured to two seats, with gear engagements, to allow the followers and the primary and the auxiliary frames to be secured to the seats at selected angular positions.
Abstract:
A linkage mechanism includes a case, a fixing part, a first rotatable lid, and a second rotatable lid. A first opening and a second opening are formed on the case. The first rotatable lid is rotatably disposed on the first opening and pivotally connected to the fixing part for covering the first opening. A first protruding part is formed on the first rotatable lid. The second rotatable lid is rotatably disposed on the second opening and pivotally connected to the fixing part for covering the second opening. When the first rotatable lid and the second rotatable lid cover the first opening and the second opening respectively, the first protruding part abuts against the second rotatable lid.
Abstract:
A computer housing is adapted for receiving a motherboard and at least one electronic component therein, and includes a housing unit and a support board. The housing unit has an opening, and includes at least one first sliding portion that is provided at each of two opposite sides of an inner surface of the housing unit, that extends along a sliding direction, and that is connected to the opening. The support board is adapted for securing the motherboard and the electronic component, and includes a second sliding portion provided at each of two opposite edges of the support board and slidable relative to the first sliding portion in the sliding direction.
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to non-self imagable and imagable norbornene-type polymers useful for immersion lithographic processes, methods of making such polymers, compositions employing such polymers and the immersion lithographic processes that make use of such compositions. More specifically the embodiments of the present invention are related to norbornene-type polymers useful for forming imaging layer and top-coat layers for overlying such imaging layers in immersion lithographic process and the process thereof.
Abstract:
A method of polymerizing poly(cyclic)olefin monomers encompassing (a) combining a monomer composition containing the poly(cyclic)olefin monomers, a non-olefinic chain transfer agent and an activator compound to faun a mixture; (b) heating the mixture; and (c) adding a polymerization catalyst containing Ni and/or Pd. The non-olefinic chain transfer agent includes one or more compounds selected from H2, alkylsilanes, alkylalkoxysilanes, alkylgermanes, alkylalkoxygermanes, alkylstannanes, and alkylalkoxystannanes. The activator is characterized as having an active hydrogen with a pKa of at least 5. The resulting poly(cyclic)olefin polymers can be used in photoresist compositions.
Abstract:
An electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection circuit having first and second transistors and an ESD clamp circuit. The first and second transistors are coupled in series between first and second voltage input pins of a chip. The ESD clamp circuit is coupled between the first and second voltage input pins. The drains of the first and second transistors are coupled to an I/O pin of the chip. The doping regions of the first and second transistors are of distinct doping concentrations. The first transistor comprises four doping regions, and has a source formed by the first and third doping regions, and has a drain formed by the second and the fourth doping regions. The first doping region is within the third doping region. The second doping region is within the fourth doping region. The doping concentration of the fourth doping region is less than that of the third doping concentration.