Abstract: An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a power noise suppression circuit for machine equipment, which dynamically obtains a noise component in an input voltage provided by the power supply, generates a noise voltage accordingly, and compares the noise voltage with a feedback voltage to obtain a stable and low-noise power voltage, wherein the feedback voltage is generated by the power noise suppression circuit according to the power voltage. Therefore, the power noise suppression circuit of the embodiment of the present disclosure is particularly suitable for use in the machine equipment which is needed to be monitored and/or controlled precisely, such as a precision machining equipment or a semiconductor manufacturing equipment.

Abstract: An active noise cancelling cord contains: a plug including a ground-wire conductor, a live-wire conductor, and a neutral-wire conductor; a socket including a protrusion in which a first receiving orifice, a second receiving orifice and a third receiving orifice are defined; and a noise reduction mode. The body is connected with a plug and a socket, and a shell is located between the plug and the socket. The conductive set includes a ground wire electrically connected with a ground-wire conductor and a first receiving orifice, a live wire electrically connected with a live-wire conductor and a second receiving orifice, a neutral wire electrically connected with a neutral-wire conductor and a third receiving orifice, a plug anti-noise wire electrically connected with a live-wire conductor, and the noise reduction mode, and a socket anti-noise wire electrically connected with the second receiving orifice and the noise reduction mode.

Abstract: A door lock includes a latch driving device having a thumb turn that can be switched between a locking position not permitting movement of a latch to an unlatching position when an outer handle is pivoted and an unlocking position permitting movement of the latch to unlatching position when the outer handle is pivoted. The thumb turn includes an actuator controlling a switch to a conductive state or a non-conductive state. When the thumb turn is in the locking position, the switch is in the conductive state, and a lighting element controlled by the switch generates light transmitting through the first lid. When the thumb turn is in the unlocking position, the switch is in the non-conductive state, and the lighting element does not generate light. Thus, the locking or unlocking state of the door lock can be identified by sight.

Abstract: An active noise cancelling cord contains: a plug including a ground-wire conductor, a live-wire conductor, and a neutral-wire conductor; a socket including a protrusion in which a first receiving orifice, a second receiving orifice and a third receiving orifice are defined; and a noise reduction mode. The body is connected with a plug and a socket, and a shell is located between the plug and the socket. The conductive set includes a ground wire electrically connected with a ground-wire conductor and a first receiving orifice, a live wire electrically connected with a live-wire conductor and a second receiving orifice, a neutral wire electrically connected with a neutral-wire conductor and a third receiving orifice, a plug anti-noise wire electrically connected with a live-wire conductor, and the noise reduction mode, and a socket anti-noise wire electrically connected with the second receiving orifice and the noise reduction mode.

Abstract: A locking mechanism is provided for a portal closure that includes a first side, and a second side The portal closure including a latch movable into and out of engagement with a latch receiver and a latch driving device coupled to the latch for moving the latch into and out of engagement with the latch receiver The latch driving device includes a controllable lock member movable between a locked position where the latch is fixedly positioned in the latch receiver and an unlocked position where the latch is capable of being disengaged from the latch receiver and a second side latch driving device mover disposed on the second side of the portal closure. The locking mechanism includes a first side latch driving device mover disposed on the first side of the portal closures, and coupled to the latch driving device for moving the latch driving device to cause the latch to move into and out of engagement with the latch receiver. A signal generator is provided for generating a human detectable signal.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a power noise suppression circuit for machine equipment, which dynamically obtains a noise component in an input voltage provided by the power supply, generates a noise voltage accordingly, and compares the noise voltage with a feedback voltage to obtain a stable and low-noise power voltage, wherein the feedback voltage is generated by the power noise suppression circuit according to the power voltage. Therefore, the power noise suppression circuit of the embodiment of the present disclosure is particularly suitable for use in the machine equipment which is needed to be monitored and/or controlled precisely, such as a precision machining equipment or a semiconductor manufacturing equipment.

Abstract: A locking mechanism is provided for a portal closure that includes a first side, and a second side The portal closure including a latch movable into and out of engagement with a latch receiver and a latch driving device coupled to the latch for moving the latch into and out of engagement with the latch receiver The latch driving device includes a controllable lock member movable between a locked position where the latch is fixedly positioned in the latch receiver and an unlocked position where the latch is capable of being disengaged from the latch receiver and a second side latch driving device mover disposed on the second side of the portal closure. The locking mechanism includes a first side latch driving device mover disposed on the first side of the portal closures, and coupled to the latch driving device for moving the latch driving device to cause the latch to move into and out of engagement with the latch receiver. A signal generator is provided for generating a human detectable signal.

Abstract: An anti-torsion door lock includes a lock body having an outer chassis. An outer locking plate includes a threaded hole in threading connection with the outer chassis. The outer locking plate further includes two installation holes and at least one coupling hole which are disposed around the threaded hole. Two installation pegs are coupled with the two installation holes and are coupled to a door, preventing rotation of the outer locking plate relative to the door. An anti-torsion member is mounted around the outer chassis and includes at least one lug engaged with the at least one coupling hole of the outer locking plate, such that the anti-torsion member is not pivotable relative to the outer locking plate. The anti-torsion member is non-rotatably mounted to the outer chassis, preventing the lock body from pivoting relative to the door.

Abstract: A door lock includes a latch driving device having a thumb turn that can be switched between a locking position not permitting movement of a latch to an unlatching position when an outer handle is pivoted and an unlocking position permitting movement of the latch to unlatching position when the outer handle is pivoted. The thumb turn includes an actuator controlling a switch to a conductive state or a non-conductive state. When the thumb turn is in the locking position, the switch is in the conductive state, and a lighting element controlled by the switch generates light transmitting through the first lid. When the thumb turn is in the unlocking position, the switch is in the non-conductive state, and the lighting element does not generate light. Thus, the locking or unlocking state of the door lock can be identified by sight.

Abstract: An electrical noise elimination structure contains: a casing in which a plurality of terminals, multiple wave filtration modules, a control unit, an AC-DC power processing circuit, a microprocessor, an ADC sampling circuit, and a potential generation circuit are arranged. The plurality of terminals connect the multiple wave filtration modules to the control unit, and the control unit couples with the AC-DC power processing circuit, the AC-DC power processing circuit joins the microprocessor to the control unit, the potential generation circuit connects the ADC sampling circuit to the microprocessor, thus avoiding distortion of signal transmission and eliminating the electrical noises among the plurality of terminals, the multiple wave filtration modules, the control unit, the AC-DC power processing circuit, the microprocessor, the ADC sampling circuit, and the potential generation circuit.

Abstract: A door lock (3) includes a latch device (30) and an inner operational device (20) mounted to a first side (1A) of a door (1) and an outer operational device (16) mounted to a second side (1B) of the door (1). The inner and outer operational devices (20, 16) can be operated to retract a latch (38) of a latch device (30) from an extended, latching position to a retracted, unlatching position. A tooth (223) on an actuator (219) of the outer operational device (16) breaks if a large force is applied to a handle (197). A spindle (191) pivots freely without moving the latch (38), preventing damage to components of the outer operational device (16) and the latch device (30). A base (811) of the latch device (30) can be comprised of first, second, and third plates (813, 847, 883) to allow sheet metal processing without sacrificing structural strength.

Abstract: A door lock (3) includes a latch device (30) and an inner operational device (20) mounted to a first side (1A) of a door (1) and an outer operational device (16) mounted to a second side (1B) of the door (1). The inner and outer operational devices (20, 16) can be operated to retract a latch (38) of a latch device (30) from an extended, latching position to a retracted, unlatching position. A tooth (223) on an actuator (219) of the outer operational device (16) breaks if a large force is applied to a handle (197). A spindle (191) pivots freely without moving the latch (38), preventing damage to components of the outer operational device (16) and the latch device (30). A base (811) of the latch device (30) can be comprised of first, second, and third plates (813, 847, 883) to allow sheet metal processing without sacrificing structural strength.

Abstract: A load cell touch control device includes a touch panel, a plurality of load cells and a control unit. The touch panel receives a stress applied thereon. The load cells are implemented in the touch panel to detect respective components of the stress received by the touch panel. The control unit is connected to the load cells in order to receive magnitudes of the respective components to thereby calculate a magnitude, position and motion trace of the stress on the touch panel based on the respective components detected by the load cells in the touch panel.

Abstract: A keyed cylinder assembly (10) includes a keyed cylinder (3) mounted in a door lock (1) and including a hollow body (31) and a cylinder plug (32) rotatably received in the hollow body (31). The cylinder plug (32) includes an annular groove (327) formed in an outer periphery (320) thereof. The keyed cylinder (3) further includes an arresting member (37) received in the hollow body (31) and having an inner end (371) received in the annular groove (327). The keyed cylinder assembly further includes a first key (4) insertable into a keyway (323) of the cylinder plug (32) to operate both a latch bolt (12) and a deadbolt (13) of the door lock (1). The keyed cylinder assembly (10) further includes a second key (5) insertable into the keyway (323) of the cylinder plug (32) to operate the latch bolt (12) only.

Abstract: A mullion assembly (10) includes a top mounting block (92) having a positioning rod (102) and attached to a top beam (24) of a door frame (22). A bottom mounting block (112) is mounted on a floor (20) spaced from the top beam (24) in a vertical direction. A post (40) is detachably mounted between top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 112). A brace (50) is mounted to an upper end (42) of the post (40). A mounting bracket (122) is mounted to the brace (50). A pivotal plate (172) is pivotably mounted to the mounting bracket (122) and detachably engaged with the positioning rod (102). A retaining member (138) is mounted to the mounting bracket (122) to lock the post (40) between the top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 112). The mounting bracket (122) moves upwardly and is coupled with the positioning rod (102), allowing further locking of the post (40) when the mullion assembly (10) is exposed to a fire.

Abstract: A mullion assembly (10) includes a top mounting block (92) attached to a top beam (24) of a door frame (22) and having a positioning rod (128) extending in a horizontal direction. A bottom mounting block (132) is mounted on a floor (20) and spaced from the top mounting block (92) in a vertical direction. A post (40) is detachably mounted between top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 132). A brace (50) is mounted to an upper end (42) of the post (40). A mounting bracket (140) is mounted to the brace (50). A pivotal plate (180) is pivotably mounted to the mounting bracket (140) and detachably engaged with the positioning rod (128). A retaining member (198) is mounted to the mounting bracket (140) to lock the post (40) between the top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 132).

Abstract: A mullion assembly (10) includes a top mounting block (92) attached to a top beam (24) of a door frame (22). A bottom mounting block (108) is mounted on a floor (20) spaced from the top beam (24) in a vertical direction. A post (40) is detachably mounted between top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 108). A brace (50) is mounted to a lower end (44) of the post (40). A positioning rod (172) is mounted to the brace (50) and moveable between a locking position and an unlocking position to lock the post (40) between the top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 108). An anchoring rod (214) is mounted to the brace (50) and moveable between an anchoring position and a non-anchoring position, allowing further locking of the post (40) between the top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 108) when the mullion assembly (10) is exposed to a fire.

Abstract: A mullion assembly (10) includes a top mounting block (92) attached to a top beam (24) of a door frame (22). A bottom mounting block (108) is mounted on a floor (20) spaced from the top beam (24) in a vertical direction. A post (40) is detachably mounted between top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 108). A brace (50) is mounted to a lower end (44) of the post (40). A positioning rod (172) is mounted to the brace (50) and moveable between a locking position and an unlocking position to lock the post (40) between the top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 108). An anchoring rod (214) is mounted to the brace (50) and moveable between an anchoring position and a non-anchoring position, allowing further locking of the post (40) between the top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 108) when the mullion assembly (10) is exposed to a fire.

Abstract: A multi-dimension detector with half bridge load cells, which includes an analog to digital converter (ADC), a plurality of half bridge load cells, an analog multiplexer and a central processing unit (CPU). The CPU controls the analog multiplexer to form a plurality of full bridge load cells by selecting either two of the half bridge load cells and detect a plurality of measures corresponding to an object. The ADC converts analog signals corresponding to the plurality of measures into digital signals. The CPU determines all dimension values of the object according to the plurality of measures corresponding to the digital signals.

Abstract: A mullion assembly (10) includes a top mounting block (92) attached to a top beam (24) of a door frame (22) and having a positioning rod (128) extending in a horizontal direction. A bottom mounting block (132) is mounted on a floor (20) and spaced from the top mounting block (92) in a vertical direction. A post (40) is detachably mounted between top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 132). A brace (50) is mounted to an upper end (42) of the post (40). A mounting bracket (140) is mounted to the brace (50). A pivotal plate (180) is pivotably mounted to the mounting bracket (140) and detachably engaged with the positioning rod (128). A retaining member (198) is mounted to the mounting bracket (140) to lock the post (40) between the top and bottom mounting blocks (92, 132).