Abstract: An electronic device and a method for switching mode of a Thunderbolt connector thereof are provided. The electronic device includes a core unit, a PCIe device, a Thunderbolt control unit, a first switch circuit and a second switch circuit. The Thunderbolt control unit has a host mode and an end-point device mode. A common terminal of the first switch circuit is coupled to a PCIe port of the PCIe device. A first selection terminal of the first switch circuit is coupled to a first PCIe port of the core unit. A common terminal of the second switch circuit is coupled to a PCIe port of the Thunderbolt control unit. A first selection terminal of the second switch circuit is coupled to a second PCIe port of the core unit. A second selection terminal of the first switch circuit is coupled to a second selection terminal of the second switch circuit.

Abstract: An electronic device and a method for switching mode of a thunderbolt connector thereof are provided. The electronic device includes a core unit, a PCIE device, a thunderbolt control unit, a first switch circuit and a second switch circuit. The thunderbolt control unit has a host mode and an end-point device mode. A common terminal of the first switch circuit is coupled to a PCIE port of the PCIE device. A first selection terminal of the first switch circuit is coupled to a first PCIE port of the core unit. A common terminal of the second switch circuit is coupled to a PCIE port of the thunderbolt control unit. A first selection terminal of the second switch circuit is coupled to a second PCIE port of the core unit. A second selection terminal of the first switch circuit is coupled to a second selection terminal of the second switch circuit.

Abstract: An electrically operable pivoting actuator for a door mirror is disclosed. The pivoting actuator comprises a frame, an electromotor, and an annular coupling member secured onto a horizontally extended support of the door mirror, the coupling member comprising two diametrically opposite protuberances wherein one protuberance is adapted to engage with a stop on the frame for stopping a clockwise or counterclockwise rotation of the coupling member relative to the frame so as to define a predetermined angle ? of the fold-in door mirror as an angle between an extreme position of the stop engaged with one protuberance and another extreme position of the stop engaged with the other protuberance. The invention can be produced in a large scale for reducing the manufacturing cost and is adapted to install in any of a variety of door mirrors of motor vehicles without further modifications.

Abstract: An electrically operable pivoting actuator for a door mirror is disclosed. The pivoting actuator comprises a frame, an electromotor, and an annular coupling member secured onto a horizontally extended support of the door mirror, the coupling member comprising two diametrically opposite protuberances wherein one protuberance is adapted to engage with a stop on the frame for stopping a clockwise or counterclockwise rotation of the coupling member relative to the frame so as to define a predetermined angle &agr; of the fold-in door mirror as an angle between an extreme position of the stop engaged with one protuberance and another extreme position of the stop engaged with the other protuberance. The invention can be produced in a large scale for reducing the manufacturing cost and is adapted to install in any of a variety of door mirrors of motor vehicles without further modifications.