Abstract: A fire-spreading prevention battery module includes a plurality of battery cells, a plurality of fire-spreading prevention pads, an upper battery frame, a plurality of upper electrode plates, a lower battery frame, a plurality of first lower electrode plates and two second lower electrode plates. Each battery cell is formed in a cylinder shape. Each fire-spreading prevention pad wraps a peripheral surface of one battery cell. The plurality of the upper electrode plates are mounted on an upper surface of the upper battery frame. The plurality of the first lower electrode plates are mounted to a middle of a lower surface of the lower battery frame. The two second lower electrode plates are mounted to two ends of the lower surface of the lower battery frame. The plurality of the first lower electrode plates are arranged between the two second lower electrode plates.

Abstract: An earphone adapter for being fastened to a cable includes a plug part, a socket part connecting with the plug part and a shell enclosing inner ends of the plug part and the socket part. Several portions of an outer surface of the shell protrude outward to form two first fastening blocks spaced from each other, and a second fastening block located between the two first fastening blocks. A bottom of each first fastening block is concaved inward to form a first fastening groove passing through a side thereof adjacent to the second fastening block. A top of the second fastening block is concaved inward to form a second fastening groove. A substantial middle portion of the cable is placed in the second fastening groove with two ends thereof being clipped in the first fastening grooves along two ends of the second fastening groove, respectively.

Abstract: A charger adapted for charging a mobile phone includes a base defining a cavity and a rotatable module having a main body. The rotatable module is pivotally disposed in the cavity. The main body has a basic portion and an engaging portion which substantially perpendicularly extends from one end of the basic portion. An output connector is disposed in the engaging portion and extends out of the engaging portion towards the other end of the basic portion to define a mating direction substantially parallel with the basic portion. When the charger is in an opened state for charging, the basic portion is rotated to a predetermined place and the output connector is therefore located out of the cavity; when the mobile phone is taken away from the charger, the output connector returns into the cavity.

Abstract: An apparatus for assembling cable to connector includes a jig holder and a cable jig. The jig holder has a basic board defining a mounting space capable of locating a connector in the front thereof. The cable jig located in the rear of the mounting space of the jig holder has an upper jig member and a lower jig member disposed beneath the upper jig member. One of the jig members protrudes to form first spaced-apart barriers. A first receiving passage is defined between each pair of adjacent first spaced-apart barriers. The other jig member defines second receiving passages for receiving the first spaced-apart barriers respectively. A second spaced-apart barrier is defined between every two adjacent second receiving passages to space the two adjacent second receiving passages apart. The second spaced-apart barriers are inserted in the first receiving passages respectively.

Abstract: A charger adapted for charging a mobile phone includes a base defining a cavity and a rotatable module having a main body. The rotatable module is pivotally disposed in the cavity. The main body has a basic portion and an engaging portion which substantially perpendicularly extends from one end of the basic portion. An output connector is disposed in the engaging portion and extends out of the engaging portion towards the other end of the basic portion to define a mating direction substantially parallel with the basic portion. When the charger is in an opened state for charging, the basic portion is rotated to a predetermined place and the output connector is therefore located out of the cavity; when the mobile phone is taken away from the charger, the output connector returns into the cavity.

Abstract: An audio plug adapter has a sleeve, an audio plug assembly rotatable coupled to the sleeve, a female connector received in the sleeve and a cable interconnected between the audio plug assembly and the female connector. The sleeve has a first coupling means formed the radial direction thereat, and a supporting platform extended outwardly and formed with a groove. The audio plug assembly has a rotatory base, an audio plug having a soldering portion received in the rotatory base and a contact portion, and a second coupling means formed on the rotatory base and perpendicular to the audio plug, which is rotatable coupled to the first coupling means of the sleeve. The contact portion of the audio plug of the plug assembly can be rotated received in the groove of the supporting platform of the sleeve to prevent that the contact portion is scraped by external force.

Abstract: An apparatus for assembling cable to connector includes a jig holder and a cable jig. The jig holder has a basic board defining a mounting space capable of locating a connector in the front thereof. The cable jig located in the rear of the mounting space of the jig holder has an upper jig member and a lower jig member disposed beneath the upper jig member. One of the jig members protrudes to form first spaced-apart barriers. A first receiving passage is defined between each pair of adjacent first spaced-apart barriers. The other jig member defines second receiving passages for receiving the first spaced-apart barriers respectively. A second spaced-apart barrier is defined between every two adjacent second receiving passages to space the two adjacent second receiving passages apart. The second spaced-apart barriers are inserted in the first receiving passages respectively.