Abstract: An optical system affixed to an electronic apparatus is provided, including a first optical module, a second optical module, and a third optical module. The first optical module is configured to adjust the moving direction of a first light from a first moving direction to a second moving direction, wherein the first moving direction is not parallel to the second moving direction. The second optical module is configured to receive the first light moving in the second moving direction. The first light reaches the third optical module via the first optical module and the second optical module in sequence. The third optical module includes a first photoelectric converter configured to transform the first light into a first image signal.

Abstract: A semiconductor device is disclosed. The semiconductor device includes a semiconductor fin. The semiconductor device includes first spacers over the semiconductor fin. The semiconductor device includes a metal gate structure, over the semiconductor fin, that is sandwiched at least by the first spacers. The semiconductor device includes a gate electrode contacting the metal gate structure. An interface between the metal gate structure and the gate electrode has its side portions extending toward the semiconductor fin with a first distance and a central portion extending toward the semiconductor fin with a second distance, the first distance being substantially less than the second distance.

Abstract: A mobile device includes a housing, a first radiation element, a second radiation element, a third radiation element, a first switch element, and a second switch element. The first radiation element has a first feeding point. The second radiation element has a second feeding point. The first radiation element, the second radiation element, and the third radiation element are distributed over the housing. The first switch element is closed or open, so as to selectively couple the first radiation element to the third radiation element. The second switch element is closed or open, so as to selectively couple the second radiation element to the third radiation element. An antenna structure is formed by the first radiation element, the second radiation element, and the third radiation element.

Abstract: A connecting device of a retaining ring of a safety belt includes a main body, a bolt, and a locking member. The main body is used with the bolt to form an enclosure or not. The bolt passes through a bolt bore of the main body and has a first teeth portion and a stopper located in a first half part of the first teeth portion. The first teeth portion and the locking member are used to control the bolt to lock or to unlock. The locking member could move between a first position and a second position along an axial direction of the locking member and could rotate around a central axis of the locking member. When the bolt is at a closed position and the locking member is at the first position, a second teeth portion of the locking member is meshed with the first half part. When the bolt is at the closed position and the locking member is at the second position, the second teeth portion is meshed with the second half part.

Abstract: A carabiner includes a retaining frame, wherein each of two opposite sides of the retaining frame has a pivotally connecting portion and an inserting tube, respectively. The inserting tube has an inserted hole inside and is fitted around by a socket portion of a hook-shaped tube of the hook member. A wire rope passes through the hook-shaped tube. A bottom end of the wire rope is inserted into the inserted hole. A nose is engaged with a free end of the hook-shaped tube and a free end of the wire rope. A portion, where the socket portion, the inserting tube, and the wire rope are overlapped, is compressed to fix. The pivotally connecting portion is pivotally connected to a gate member. A top end of the gate member is detachably hooked to the nose. With such design, the weight of the carabiner could be reduced without worsening the safety.

Abstract: An expansion anchoring device includes a sleeve having a through-hole, a core member, and a movable member disposed between the sleeve and the core member and partially located in the through-hole. The core member passing through the sleeve includes a connecting portion located out of the sleeve, an expansion portion, and a shaft portion connected to the connecting portion and the expansion portion. The expansion portion located in the sleeve includes a first end portion and a second end portion connected to the shaft portion. An outer diameter of the first end portion is greater than an outer diameter of the second end portion. When the expansion anchoring device is mounted in a recessing hole of a wall and the connecting portion is pulled, the expansion portion abuts against the movable member, making the movable member protrude out of the through-hole and abut against a hole wall of the recessing hole.

Abstract: A method of forming set pin hole of an insulated carbine hook includes: providing a core material with a perforation and a recess; putting the core material in a mold cavity of a mold including a movable pin protruding from an inner surface of the mold cavity, which is at an opening of the perforation; filling insulated material between an outer surface of the core material and the inner surface, and in the perforation and recess; forming an insulated layer on the outer surface and in the perforation and recess to obtain an insulated intermediate having a notch at the opening; aiming a removal tool at the notch; removing the insulated material at the other opening of and in the perforation, and at an opening of and in the recess to form the set pin hole, which makes the manufacturing a main body of the insulated carbine hook easy.

Abstract: An anchoring device includes a track bar, a restricting member, and a locking device, wherein the track bar has a receiving groove. The restricting member is put into the receiving groove through open ends of the receiving groove. A width between a section of walls of the receiving groove and a width of a portion of the restricting member is greater than a width of a mouth of the receiving groove. The locking device includes a main body wherein a locking portion is disposed on the main body and is manipulatable to move between a first position and a second position. The main body slidably fits around the track bar. When the locking portion in the second position, the main body could slide to fit a flange of a fixture. After that, returns the locking portion back to the first position to fix the main body on the track bar.

Abstract: A connecting device of a retaining ring of a safety belt includes a main body, a bolt, and a locking member. The main body is used with the bolt to form an enclosure or not. The bolt passes through a bolt bore of the main body and has a first teeth portion and a stopper located in a first half part of the first teeth portion. The first teeth portion and the locking member are used to control the bolt to lock or to unlock. The locking member could move between a first position and a second position along an axial direction of the locking member and could rotate around a central axis of the locking member. When the bolt is at a closed position and the locking member is at the first position, a second teeth portion of the locking member is meshed with the first half part. When the bolt is at the closed position and the locking member is at the second position, the second teeth portion is meshed with the second half part.

Abstract: An insulating carabiner hook is characterized in that a free end of an insulating gate includes a first insulating section and a second insulating section. A color of the second insulating section is different from a color of the first insulating section. A restricting sleeve could move along an axial direction of the insulating gate. When the free end abuts against an abutting portion of an insulating body, and the restricting sleeve completely covers the second insulating section, the restricting sleeve is located at a safe position and cannot freely pivot. When at least a part of the second insulating section is exposed via the restricting sleeve, the restricting sleeve is located at a warning position. An insulating gate and a manufacturing method thereof are also disclosed.

Abstract: A method of forming set pin hole of an insulated carbine hook includes: providing a core material with a perforation and a recess; putting the core material in a mold cavity of a mold including a movable pin protruding from an inner surface of the mold cavity, which is at an opening of the perforation; filling insulated material between an outer surface of the core material and the inner surface, and in the perforation and recess; forming an insulated layer on the outer surface and in the perforation and recess to obtain an insulated intermediate having a notch at the opening; aiming a removal tool at the notch; removing the insulated material at the other opening of and in the perforation, and at an opening of and in the recess to form the set pin hole, which makes the manufacturing a main body of the insulated carbine hook easy.

Abstract: An insulating carabiner hook is characterized in that a free end of an insulating gate includes a first insulating section and a second insulating section. A color of the second insulating section is different from a color of the first insulating section. A restricting sleeve could move along an axial direction of the insulating gate. When the free end abuts against an abutting portion of an insulating body, and the restricting sleeve completely covers the second insulating section, the restricting sleeve is located at a safe position and cannot freely pivot. When at least a part of the second insulating section is exposed via the restricting sleeve, the restricting sleeve is located at a warning position. An insulating gate and a manufacturing method thereof are also disclosed.

Abstract: A computer-on-Module debug card assembly and a control system thereof comprising: a carrier module with a carrier board and electronic components thereon wherein the carrier board is provided with a plurality of I/O connectors and at least a bus; a debug module electrically connected to the carrier board and comprising a debug card and electronic components thereon wherein the debug card is equipped with a detecting component, at least a bus, and a plurality of switch buttons used to check switching; a COM express system electrically connected to the debug card and comprising a COM express board and electronic components thereon wherein the COM express board is provided with modular components and at least a bus. As such, it is able to identify messages for a CPU-bearing COM express board and a carrier board in the COM express system during debugging, streamlining the procedure and saving time.

Abstract: A computer-on-Module debug card assembly and a control system thereof comprising: a carrier module with a carrier board and electronic components thereon wherein the carrier board is provided with a plurality of I/O connectors and at least a bus; a debug module electrically connected to the carrier board and comprising a debug card and electronic components thereon wherein the debug card is equipped with a detecting component, at least a bus, and a plurality of switch buttons used to check switching; a COM express system electrically connected to the debug card and comprising a COM express board and electronic components thereon wherein the COM express board is provided with modular components and at least a bus. As such, it is able to identify messages for a CPU-bearing COM express board and a carrier board in the COM express system during debugging, streamlining the procedure and saving time.

Abstract: The invention discloses a data processing system and method for managing production information associated with N1 electronic products requested according to a work order. N2 main devices are prepared based on the information of the work order and produced through a manufacturing line to produce N3 semi-products, and further through an assembling line to produce the N1 electronic products. Each of the main devices is provided with a respective first identification code at the start of the manufacturing line. Each of the semi-products is provided with a respective second identification code at the start of the assembling line.