Abstract: The frame of a flash memory disk has an opening, a resilient support and a pair of switches. The pair of switches is extended from the frame and is constricted at their connection portions. Two recesses are formed at inner surfaces of the pair of switches. A PCB includes a flash memory and a USB connector thereon. A carrier has a pair of resilient wing latches and a resilient end latch. The carrier accommodates the PCB and exposes the USB connector. The carrier slides within the frame to extend or to retract the USB connector through the opening. A spring is secured between the carrier and the frame. An upper housing is assembled upon the frame, wherein the upper housing includes a button contacting the resilient support. A lower housing is assembled to the frame.

Abstract: A system in the memory card for converting the input voltage is used to provide the most suitable voltage for the internal devices. The input voltage from external device is limited by association and specification, so is not truly suitable to the voltage demand of the internal devices. This problem could cause the power loss and reduce aging of the internal devices. The present system convert the input voltage for the voltage demand of the internal devices by switching boost-up or step-down, so as to increase the power efficiency, the operation time and having more different choices in internal devices.