Abstract:
A power circuit includes a memory power circuit and a central processing unit (CPU) power circuit. The memory power circuit includes a first operational amplifier and a first switch. The CPU power circuit includes a second operational amplifier and a second switch. The memory power circuit supplies power to a memory slot. The CPU power circuit supplies power to a CPU.
Abstract:
A display includes a screen mounted in a frame, and a protective cover covering on the screen. The frame includes two first sidewalls respectively located on the left and right sides of the screen, and two second sidewalls respectively disposed at top and bottom sides of the screen. The protective cover includes a transparent base plate, two fixing plates formed respectively at left and right sides of the base plate, and an adjoining plate formed at a top side of the base plate. The two fixing plates are fixed on the two first sidewalls of the frame, respectively. The base plate is covered on the screen. The adjoining plate abuts on the second sidewall at the top side of the screen.
Abstract:
A card for simulating peripheral component interconnect (PCI) loads of a computer motherboard uses a PCI interface to be inserted into a PCI slot of the computer motherboard to receive first to third voltage signals from the computer. First to third load modules of the card receive voltage signals from the computer via the PCI interface to simulating first to third power consumption of the computer.
Abstract:
A computer power supply includes a system voltage output terminal, a standby voltage output terminal, and a power status signal generating circuit comprising an amplifier and an electrical switch. A terminal of a first resistor is connected to the system voltage output terminal. The other terminal of the first resistor is grounded via a capacitor and connected to a non-inventing terminal of the amplifier. A terminal of a second resistor is connected to the standby voltage output terminal. The other terminal of the second resistor is grounded via the third resistor and connected to an inverting terminal of the amplifier. An output terminal of the amplifier outputs a power status signal. A terminal of a fourth resistor is connected to the system voltage output terminal. The other terminal of the fourth resistor is connected to the output terminal of the amplifier and receives a start signal via the electrical switch.
Abstract:
An electronic device includes an enclosure and a detachable module. The enclosure includes a positioning wall and a positioning pin protruding in from a first end of the positioning wall. The detachable module includes a side plate parallel to the positioning wall, a latching member rotatably mounted to the side plate, and a resilient member fixed to the latching member to resiliently abut the side plate. A latching block extends down from a distal end of the latching member. The latching block includes a guiding surface on a bottom of the latching block and an engaging surface. The detachable module is inserted into the enclosure from a second end of the positioning wall. The guiding surface slides along the positioning pin, to allow the latching member to rotate, deforming the resilient member, until the engaging surface abuts the positioning pin.
Abstract:
A display includes a body, a first video graphics array (VGA) connector, and a light-emitting diode (LED). The first VGA connector is connected to a second VGA connector mounted on a motherboard. When the first VGA connector is connected to the second VGA connector, the signal pins of the first VGA connector are connected to the signal pins of the second VGA connector correspondingly. In addition, a first idle pin of the first VGA connector is connected to a second idle pin of the second VGA connector which is connected to a 5 volt standby power supply of the motherboard. An anode of the light-emitting diode is connected to the first idle pin. A cathode of the light-emitting diode is grounded.
Abstract:
An identifying circuit is connected between a Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface and a controller. The identifying circuit includes first and second resistors, and a diode. When a power adapter is connected to the USB interface, a negative data pin of the USB interface is floating, an identify pin of the controller receives a high level signal to determine that the power adapter is connected to the USB interface. When a computer is connected to the USB interface, the negative data pin of the USB interface outputs a low level signal, the identify pin of the controller receives a low level signal to determine that the USB interface is connected to the computer.
Abstract:
An exemplary motor control circuit for controlling a motor includes a motor driving chip, a sensing unit, and a controller. The motor driving chip motor driving chip is electronically connected to the motor. The sensing unit includes a proximity sensor, the proximity sensor detects whether an external object is proximate to the proximity sensor. The controller is electronically connected to the motor driving chip and the sensing unit, the controller controls the motor driving chip to drive the motor to rotate in a first direction when an external object is detected, and controls the motor driving chip to drive the motor to rotate in a second direction reverse to the first direction when no external object is detected for a predetermined period of time.
Abstract:
A mounting device for fixing a battery in place includes a board and a fixing member. Two tabs and two plates extend from the board to hold the battery. The fixing member forms a blocking piece on a top surface. A first end of the fixing member extends through one of the plates and then is latched with the blocking piece. A second end of the fixing member extends through the other plate and is formed into a loop to secure the fixing member over the battery.
Abstract:
A mounting apparatus for mounting a data storage device includes a mounting plate, first and second mounting members, and a connecting member movably connected between the first and second mounting members. The first mounting member is fixed to a side of the data storage device. The connecting member is adjustable to move the second mounting member toward or away from the first mounting member, thereby sandwiching or releasing the data storage device. The mounting members are fixable to the mounting plate.