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: The yarn cylinder includes a hollow cylindrical body; a groove, almost annularly disposed around the cylindrical body, being formed with four sections of teeth to define four segments; and a plurality of recesses, located beside the groove one by one, each recess having a tapered end, and all tapered ends being toward the same direction.

Abstract: The yarn cylinder includes a hollow cylindrical body; a groove, almost annularly disposed around the cylindrical body, being formed with four sections of teeth to define four segments; and a plurality of recesses, located beside the groove one by one, each recess having a tapered end, and all tapered ends being toward the same direction.

Abstract: A base for supporting a C-shaped pillow is disclosed. The pillow support includes a C-shaped body and a plurality of partition boards. The C-shaped body has an opening, a central hollow, a top plate and a bottom plate. The partition boards are vertically connected between the top plate and the bottom plate to form a plurality of compartments for receiving sachets.

Abstract: A clamping-effective yarn cylinder comprises a yarn cylinder having a trench about 350 degrees around an outer periphery of the yarn cylinder; each of two ends of the trench being formed with a cambered wall; the trench being divided into four sections so that four molds can enter into the trench from the four sections which are divided by four radius lines; each section having teeth which are tilt to different directions so as to enhance the force for clamping the yarns; and the teeth for each section extending from two lateral walls of the section and having identical orientation; extensions of the teeth of adjacent sections will intersect to one another so that yarns can be captured effectively in the trench.

Abstract: A clamping-effective yarn cylinder comprises a yarn cylinder having a trench about 350 degrees around an outer periphery of the yarn cylinder; each of two ends of the trench being formed with a cambered wall; the trench being divided into four sections so that four molds can enter into the trench from the four sections which are divided by four radius lines; each section having teeth which are tilt to different directions so as to enhance the force for clamping the yarns; and the teeth for each section extending from two lateral walls of the section and having identical orientation; extensions of the teeth of adjacent sections will intersect to one another so that yarns can be captured effectively in the trench.

Abstract: An improved structure yarn cylinder that is an improvement of “Yarn Cylinder with Trench” (Taiwan P/N 201810) accomplished by extending the circumferential length of the trench, disposing numerous teeth at differing angular orientations along the two lateral walls of the trench and, furthermore, arraying the teeth in a crisscross formation on the two lateral walls to thereby effectively increase yarn snagging capacity and facilitate ease of securing.

Abstract: An improved structure yarn cylinder that is an improvement of “Yarn Cylinder with Trench” (Taiwan P/N 201810) accomplished by extending the circumferential length of the trench, disposing numerous teeth at differing angular orientations along the two lateral walls of the trench and, furthermore, arraying the teeth in a crisscross formation on the two lateral walls to thereby effectively increase yarn snagging capacity and facilitate ease of securing.