Abstract:
A belt buckle of the type including a buckle body, a belt catch holder pivoted to the buckle body, a serrate plate pivoted to the belt catch holder to hold down the fixed end of the belt, and a belt catch means for securing the free end of the belt to the buckle body, wherein the belt catch means includes a belt catch mounted in a recess on the belt catch holder, a compression spring mounted within the recess of the belt catch holder to force the belt catch into engagement with the serrate free end of the belt upon its insertion the belt slot of the buckle body, and a loop connected to the belt catch holder by a chain for holding the free end of the belt.
Abstract:
An improved belt buckle characterized by comprising a buckle body, a belt catch holder, a belt catch, a fastening plate, a spring plate and a serrate plate wherein said belt catch being fitted in a recess of said belt catch holder and joined together with said buckle body and belt catch holder by means of knuckles formed thereon and a pin so as to allow the belt to pass the slot in the buckle body freely and to catch the same as it retreats; said fastening plate being fitted in the space of said belt catch holder and joined together with said belt catch holder by means of knuckle and pin so as to fasten the belt end; said spring plate being fixed to the fastening plate and engaging one ratchet corner of said belt catch so that the other ratchet corner can move retractably; said serrate plate being mounted on the reverse of the belt for said belt catch to catch adjustably.
Abstract:
A common assembly structure of laser diode and PIN detector comprises a subassembly structure formed by connecting a laser diode to a submount made of low-capacitance material, and the sub-assembly structure is then implemented on a PIN detector. The so-called laser diode comprises a vertical cavity surface emitting laser (VCSEL) and an edge-emitting laser (EEL), wherein the EEL further comprises, for example, a Fabry-Perot Laser (F-P Laser) and a Distributed Feedback Bragg Laser. The common assembly structure of laser diode and PIN detector completely separates the anode and cathode of the semiconductor laser from the anode and cathode of the PIN detector thereby effectively reducing the parasitic capacitance effect derived from the PIN detector itself and the assembly structure, and is suitable for use in the high-speed laser driving circuits.
Abstract:
A belt and buckle arrangement which includes a buckle unit having a frame and tongue unit and a mounting strip fastened to one end of the frame and tongue unit, a belt detachably connected to a coupling portion at one end of the mounting strip, a connecting device adapted to connect the belt to the mounting strip, the connecting device including a mounting frame fixedly fastened to the coupling portion of the mounting strip, and a locking lever pivoted to the mounting frame and adapted to hold down a lead end of the belt on the mounting frame, and a belt keeper detachably connected to the mounting frame and adapted to hold a tail end of the belt in place.
Abstract:
A belt buckle which includes a base frame fastened to a lead end of a belt, the base frame having a locating plate with a notch, a holder frame fastened to the base frame, the holder frame having a chamber and a front opening disposed in communication with the chamber, a locking mechanism pivoted to the holder frame in its front opening and moved between a locking position where the locking mechanism is moved into the notch on the locating plate to hold down a tail end of the belt, and an unlocking position where the locking mechanism is moved out of the notch on the locking plate to release the tail end of the belt, and a release control unit mounted in the chamber of the holder frame and controlled to move the locking mechanism from the locking position to the unlocking position.