Desktop support for LCD

Abstract

A desktop support for LCD mainly consists of a fixture module and an inclined support module. The fixture module is composed of two axles directly molded from the back of LCD and two sleeves on top of the base. The inclined support module consists of a rotary frame on the bottom back of LCD and a set of adjustable fixture at base bottom, against which the frame rod sits by gravity. Through this, the two axles of the fixture module are placed in the sleeves. Thus, LCD sits vertically against one side of the base by gravity and rotation. The frame rod can match the adjustable fixture to adjust the LCD angle. The axle, the frame and the adjustable fixture form a triangle support. After angle adjustment, LCD can still stand up firmly.

1 . A desktop LCD support mainly comprises a fixture module and an inclined support module with features as follows: 
 the fixture module consists of two axles directly attached to LCD back and two sleeves on a base; the sleeve has a curved opening on its top for the two axles to match and rotate; at bottom, there is a 90-degree wedge;    the inclined support module consists of a rotary frame on bottom back of the LCD and an adjustable fixture at the bottom of the base; the adjustable fixture has a plural number of curved opening on one side at equal distance in the longitudinal direction for the frame to position; the frame uses LCD weight to fit into the curved opening;    through this, the two axles of the fixture module match the sleeve on top of the base. So the LCD uses its own weight to rotate against one side of the base and stands up vertically; the frame rod can match the curved opening on the adjustable fixture to adjust the LCD angle; the axle, the frame and the adjustable fixture form a triangle support; after angle adjustment, LCD can still stand up firmly.    
     
     
         2 . As described in  claim 1  for a desktop LCD support, the base can be a thin computer or an integrated molded plate.  
     
     
         3 . As described in  claim 1  for a desktop LCD support, the two sleeves on top of the base have the same distance and match with the two axles.  
     
     
         4 . As described in  claim 1  for a desktop LCD support, there is a cavity that has an edge to match the rotation path in a curved surface for the wedge; so when the LCD leans against one side of the base, the curved surface contacts against the wedge at the bottom of the sleeve to form a mechanism to prevent the axle from jumping up and provide a secure positioning effect.