Abstract: A seat belt locking buckle may include a fastener which is bent to form a first connecting end, and a round first connecting hole penetrating through the first connecting end is connected to a shoulder safety belt. An anti-scratch washer is coupled and connected with the inner periphery of the first connecting hole. The anti-scratch washer is outwardly folded at top and bottom ends to form an upper periphery and a lower periphery, and the anti-scratch washer is secured in the first connecting hole through the upper periphery and the lower periphery, and two round inner fillets are respectively formed at the junctions between the upper periphery and the inner periphery of the anti-scratch washer and between the lower periphery and the inner periphery of the anti-scratch washer.

Abstract: The anti-twist structure includes a base, a lens housing, an elastic sheet and a yoke member. The lens housing has a margin wall with a first protrusion, a second protrusion and a contact portion. The contact portion is extended outwardly the first protrusion, and the second protrusion is protruded from the contact portion. The first protrusion and the second protrusion are protruded along an axial direction substantially perpendicular to the margin wall. The elastic sheet is disposed on the contact portion. When the lens housing deflects from the horizontal reference line to a maximum value of the deflectable angle, the first protrusion abuts against an upper wall of the yoke member, the second protrusion abuts against the elastic sheet, and the contact portion abuts against the elastic sheet or the upper wall at the same time, whereby the lens housing and the yoke member interfere with each other.

Abstract: The anti-twist structure includes a base, a lens housing, an elastic sheet and a yoke member. The lens housing has a margin wall with a first protrusion, a second protrusion and a contact portion. The contact portion is extended outwardly the first protrusion, and the second protrusion is protruded from the contact portion. The first protrusion and the second protrusion are protruded along an axial direction substantially perpendicular to the margin wall. The elastic sheet is disposed on the contact portion. When the lens housing deflects from the horizontal reference line to a maximum value of the deflectable angle, the first protrusion abuts against an upper wall of the yoke member, the second protrusion abuts against the elastic sheet, and the contact portion abuts against the elastic sheet or the upper wall at the same time, whereby the lens housing and the yoke member interfere with each other.

Abstract: A camera structure, including a lens holder, a lens frame and a plurality of balls. The lens holder has a holder body, one end of which has a first rolling groove. The first groove wall part and the second groove wall part are disposed on two sides of the first rolling groove, and the groove bottom is disposed between the first groove wall part and the second groove wall part. The lens frame is mounted on an outer side of the holder body. The plurality of balls are located inside the first rolling groove, wherein the first groove wall part and the second groove wall part support the plurality of balls, there is a gap between each of the plurality of balls and the groove bottom, and the plurality of balls lay between the lens holder and the lens frame.

Abstract: An anti-twist structure of a voice coil motor includes a base, a lens housing, a first elastic sheet, a second elastic sheet, a magnet, and a yoke member. The lens housing has first margin wall and a second margin wall, and a first protrusion extends from the first margin wall. The yoke member has a first wall, a connection wall, a second wall, and a side wall. The first wall is disposed above the first protrusion, and the second wall is above the first margin wall. The lens housing has a deflectable angle relative to a horizontal reference line. When the lens housing deflects to a maximum value of the deflectable angle, the first margin wall abuts against the second wall and/or the first protrusion abuts against the first wall.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a semiconductor substrate. The semiconductor substrate has a top surface and includes a semiconductor element. Moreover, the semiconductor substrate has a fin structure formed thereon. The method also includes recessing the fin structure to form source/drain trenches, forming a first dielectric layer over the recessed fin structure in the source/drain trenches, implanting a dopant element into a portion of the fin structure beneath a bottom surface of the source/drain trenches to form an amorphous semiconductor layer, forming a second dielectric layer over the recessed fin structure in the source/drain trenches, annealing the semiconductor substrate, and removing the first and second dielectric layers. After the annealing and the removing steps, the method further includes further recessing the recessed fin structure to provide a top surface. Additionally, the method includes forming an epitaxial layer from and on the top surface.

Abstract: An antenna structure includes a ground element, a feeding radiation element, a first radiation element, a second radiation element, a first coupling branch, and a dielectric substrate. The feeding radiation element has a feeding point. The first radiation element is coupled to the feeding radiation element. The second radiation element is coupled to the feeding radiation element. The second radiation element and the first radiation element substantially extend in opposite directions. The first coupling branch is coupled to a first grounding point on the ground element. The first coupling branch extends across the first radiation element. The first coupling branch includes a first coil portion and a first connection portion.

Abstract: A seat belt locking buckle may include a locking buckle and a buckle clip. The locking buckle has a connecting hole at one end to be inserted by the buckle clip; the locking buckle is pivotally connected to a pulling member which is adapted to engage with and secure the buckle clip, and the buckle clip comprises a first penetrated portion at one end, and an elongated tongue portion at the other end to form a horizontal T-shape. Two sides of the tongue are non-parallel to form two sloping edges respectively, and two sloping edges taper gradually from the first penetrated portion toward the end of the tongue to form the tongue in tapered shape, and a hook hole is formed on the narrow end of the tongue to fasten the pulling member thereon.

Abstract: A multi-point buckle has a buckle, at least two latches and a plurality of dust jackets. The buckle has a plurality of tongue slots on a peripheral edge. Each of the latches has at least two tongues, and each tongue is capable of being inserted into one of the tongue slots of the buckle for locking. Each dust jacket has a through slot through two opposite ends for accepting one of the tongues. One of the two opposite ends of the dust jacket is a first abutting end, the first abutting end abutting an edge of the buckle when the one of the tongues and a corresponding tongue slot are locked together, and the first abutting end has a loop lip around an opening of the through slot for filling in between the tongue and the tongue slot and prevent dust from entering.

Abstract: A safety belt buckle includes a buckle body, a plurality of latch plates, and a dustproof cover. The buckle body includes a base having a plurality of insertion slots. The dustproof cover is mounted on the base and has a plurality of passages. Each of the latch plates has a locking portion inserted through one of the passages of the dustproof cover into one of the insertion slots of the base. The locking portion has a clamping section arranged between each of the latch plates and the base. The clamping section of each of the latch plates seals one of the passages of the dustproof cover and stops one of the insertion slots of the base. The locking portion of each of the latch plates is clamped by one of the passages of the dustproof cover.

Abstract: A safety belt latch assembly includes an adjusting section, a snap-fit piece, and a strap winding bar. The adjusting section is provided with an opening and two side plates. Each of the side plates of the adjusting section is provided with an elongate slot. The snap-fit piece has a first end provided with a torsion portion twisted from the adjusting section, with a torsion angle of ninety degrees (90°) being defined between the snap-fit piece and the adjusting section. The snap-fit piece has a second end provided with a fastening portion having a fastening hole. The strap winding bar is provided with two contact portions. Each of the contact portions of the strap winding bar is inserted into the elongate slot of one of the side plates of the adjusting section.

Abstract: A safety belt buckle includes a buckle body, a plurality of latch plates, and a dustproof cover. The buckle body includes a base having a plurality of insertion slots. The dustproof cover is mounted on the base and has a plurality of passages. Each of the latch plates has a locking portion inserted through one of the passages of the dustproof cover into one of the insertion slots of the base. The locking portion has a clamping section arranged between each of the latch plates and the base. The clamping section of each of the latch plates seals one of the passages of the dustproof cover and stops one of the insertion slots of the base. The locking portion of each of the latch plates is clamped by one of the passages of the dustproof cover.

Abstract: A safety belt buckle assembly includes a base, two combination pieces, and a locking member. The base has a mounting section, a belt passage section, a receiving slot, a connecting portion, and an insertion opening. The combination pieces are located at two sides of the receiving slot. Each of the combination pieces has a shaft receiving groove and an insertion hole. A shaft is mounted in the shaft receiving groove of each of the combination pieces and extends through a shaft hole of the locking member. Each of the combination pieces is provided with a resting member, an elastic member, and a covering member mounted in the insertion hole respectively. The locking member is pivotally mounted on the base and has a locking portion locked by the resting member of each of the combination pieces.

Abstract: A winding device includes a base, a driving member and two operation gears. The winding device further includes two shafts extending through each of the arms, each of the operation gears, and each of the ears. The base is provided with two arms. The driving member is provided with two ears. Each of the operation gears has a plurality of toothed portions and a plurality of push grooves. Each of the toothed portions has a release face. Each of the arms is provided with a first slideway in which a first push member is slidably mounted. Each of the ears is provided with a second slideway in which a second push member is slidably mounted. Thus, the driving member is driven reciprocally to wind the safety belt gradually, such that the tension of the safety belt is adjusted.

Abstract: A winding device includes a base, a driving member and two operation gears. The winding device further includes two shafts extending through each of the arms, each of the operation gears, and each of the ears. The base is provided with two arms. The driving member is provided with two ears. Each of the operation gears has a plurality of toothed portions and a plurality of push grooves. Each of the toothed portions has a release face. Each of the arms is provided with a first slideway in which a first push member is slidably mounted. Each of the ears is provided with a second slideway in which a second push member is slidably mounted. Thus, the driving member is driven reciprocally to wind the safety belt gradually, such that the tension of the safety belt is adjusted.

Abstract: A safety belt latch structure includes a base, a locking hook member, a positioning shaft, and a press switch. The locking hook member is provided with a first locking portion. The press switch includes a push knob, a covering member, and an elastic member. The push knob has a pressing portion, a resting portion, a depression, and a second locking portion. The first locking portion is locked with the second locking portion, and received in the depression. Thus, the user only needs to press the push knob to unlock the locking hook member and to release the safety belt latch structure, such that the safety belt is released quickly. In addition, the press switch is surrounded by the base, such that the push knob will not be contacted due to impact, thereby preventing the locking hook member from being unlocked from the press switch.

Abstract: A safety belt buckle includes a base unit, a driving unit mounted on the base unit, and a torque device mounted on the driving unit. The base unit is provided with a plurality of insertion slots, a rotation shaft, and a positioning portion. The driving unit includes a circular cap and a driving handle. The torque device includes a ring, two balls, two compression springs and a fixed plate. In practice, when the driving handle is driven by a user, the circular cap is rotated to operate the two compression springs which press the two balls to increase a resistance to the circular cap, and to obstruct rotation of the driving unit, thereby preventing the driving unit from being driven freely by an external force.

Abstract: A safety belt buckle includes a base unit, an annular block mounted on the base unit, a cover covering the base unit, a locking device mounted in the cover, and a rotary driving unit mounted on the cover. Thus, the annular block made of metallic material is combined with the base unit to reinforce the whole strength of the base unit.

Abstract: A safety belt buckle includes a base unit, a cover covering and combined with the base unit, a locking device mounted in the cover, a torsion spring mounted on the cover, and a driving unit mounted on the cover. When in use, a latch plate of a safety belt is inserted into one of the insertion slots of the base unit. Thus, the user has to apply a determined force to overcome the elastic force of the torsion spring and to drive the driving unit so as to release the latch plate of the safety belt, thereby preventing the driving unit from being driven freely by an external force due to an unintentional touch or hit, and thereby preventing the latch plate of the safety belt from being unlatched easily.