JP2010049976A - Electronic equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an electronic equipment in which a disk-shape battery such as a button type battery mounted in a battery holder can be properly housed and held in a state of being inserted into a housing mechanism part of an electronic equipment, and which has a simple structure and is economical. <P>SOLUTION: The electronic equipment is provided with a battery contact piece 5 which is arranged in a housing space of a battery holder casing 4 and is contact with an outer periphery of a coin battery 3 mounted in a battery holder 2 and energizes the coin battery 3, a locked convex part 2a formed on the battery holder 2, and a locking convex part 4a to be engaged with the locked convex part 2a when the battery holder 2 is inserted into the housing space of the battery holder casing 4. The locking convex part 4a is elastically displaced when the battery holder 2 is removed from the housing space of the battery holder casing 4, and a direction of displacement of the locking convex part 4a and an energizing direction of the battery contact piece 5 energizing the coin batter 3 are almost made to coincide. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a small electronic device such as a digital camera incorporating a disk-shaped battery such as a button-type battery or a coin-type battery (bean battery), and particularly relates to an improvement in a click mechanism of a battery holder.

  In general, in various electronic devices such as card-type radio receivers, small electronic computers, and built-in batteries for digital cameras, button-type batteries or coin-type batteries (bean cells) with high energy density such as lithium batteries and silver oxide batteries. Is widely used.

  Such a button-type battery or coin-type battery (bean battery) is extremely small and difficult to handle compared to a cylindrical battery (dry cell) or the like, and therefore is a battery holder formed separately from the electronic device body. Usually, the electronic device is stored in the electronic device main body.

  A conventional electronic device in which a button-type battery or a coin-type battery (bean battery) is loaded in a battery holder is stored in a storage mechanism of the battery and the battery holder so that it can be inserted and removed from the storage opening. There is. In such an electronic device, when the battery holder is housed in the electronic device main body, a spring member provided in the electronic device main body is configured to be in pressure contact with a button-type battery or the like loaded in the battery holder. The spring member disposed in the battery holder housing portion of the electronic device functions as an electrode terminal of the button type battery, and electrically connects the electric circuit inside the electronic device body 1 and the button type battery. Further, the spring member disposed in the battery holder housing portion presses the battery holder by pressing against the battery, and biases the battery holder in a direction in which the battery holder protrudes from the electronic device main body.

On the other hand, the battery holder of the electronic device is provided with a locking portion that is detachably locked to the electronic device main body as a lock mechanism. The battery holder is held so that the locking portion is locked to the electronic device main body so as not to fall out of the electronic device main body. In the configuration in which the battery holder is housed in the battery holder housing portion of the electronic device configured as described above, when the battery holder is taken out, the operation knob provided on the battery holder is operated, and the electronic device body by the locking portion is operated. Release the locked state. Then, the battery holder is quickly discharged from the opening of the electronic device main body 1 and taken out by the biasing force of the spring member biasing in the protruding direction (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-266873

  However, in the battery and battery holder storage mechanism in the conventional electronic device described above, in addition to the battery holder, a locking portion (lock mechanism) that is detachably locked to the electronic device main body, and a locking state by the locking portion An operation knob is required to release the button. For this reason, in the conventional mechanism for storing batteries and battery holders in electronic devices, there are problems that the number of parts increases, the structure becomes complicated, the number of assembly steps increases, the manufacturing cost increases, and the product becomes expensive.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an electronic device capable of satisfactorily storing and holding a battery holder loaded with a disk-shaped battery such as a button-type battery in a storage mechanism portion of the electronic device with a simple configuration.

  In order to achieve the above object, an electronic device according to the present invention is an electronic device in which a battery holder in which a disk-shaped battery can be loaded is inserted into and removed from a storage space of a battery holder casing installed in an electronic device body. An urging member that is disposed in a storage space of the holder casing and presses the outer periphery of the disk-shaped battery loaded in the battery holder to urge the disk-shaped battery, and a latch formed on the battery holder. And an engaging portion that engages with the engaged portion when the battery holder is inserted into the storage space of the battery holder casing, and the engaging portion attaches the battery holder to the battery. It is elastically displaced when it is taken out from the storage space of the holder casing, and the direction in which the engaging portion is displaced and the direction in which the biasing member biases the disk-shaped battery are made to substantially coincide with each other. Features .

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the electronic device which can be favorably hold | maintained in the accommodating part of an electronic device with a simple structure can be provided in the battery holder which loaded discoid batteries, such as a button type battery.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the entire digital camera according to an embodiment of the electronic apparatus of the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a battery holder storage unit 6 for inserting and holding a coin battery holder 2 loaded with a coin battery inside the camera body 1 is provided on a side surface of the camera body 1 as an electronic device body. Prepare. Therefore, the coin battery holder 2 functions as a battery holder that can be loaded with a disk-shaped battery. In the camera body 1, a coin battery 3 (which may be a button-type battery, a coin-type battery, or a disk-like battery such as a legume battery) housed and held in the body is used as a power source for the built-in clock. The main power supply of the camera body 1 uses another battery (not shown).

  The battery holder storage unit 6 provided in the camera body 1 is configured so that the coin battery holder 2 is detachable in order to replace the worn coin battery 3. The battery holder storage unit 6 provided in the camera body 1 is configured such that when the coin battery holder 2 is attached or detached, an operator can work with a click feeling. Further, the battery holder storage unit 6 provided in the camera body 1 is configured to be locked to the camera body 1 by a lock mechanism in a state where the coin battery holder 2 loaded with the coin battery 3 is stored and held. Has been.

  Next, the battery holder storage unit 6 provided in the camera body 1 and the coin battery holder 2 detachably stored in the storage unit 6 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state where the coin battery holder 2 is pulled out from the battery holder storage unit 6 in the digital camera according to the embodiment of the electronic apparatus of the present invention and viewed from the back of the camera. is there.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state where the coin battery holder 2 is pulled out from the battery holder storage unit 6 in the digital camera according to the embodiment of the electronic apparatus of the present invention and viewed from the front of the camera. is there.

  The coin battery holder 2 is formed of a flexible material, and includes a support portion 20 of the coin battery 3, a battery locking portion 21 disposed at a distal end portion of the support portion 20 in the insertion direction, and an insertion direction thereof. And an operation knob 22 disposed at the rear end.

  The support portion 20 is formed in a substantially rectangular deformed plate shape along one circular plane of the coin battery 3 as a disc battery. This support portion 20 protrudes in the shape of two rectangular ribs parallel to each other along the insertion direction of the support portion 20 at the center of the outer side surface opposite to where the coin battery 3 is placed. The rib projections 23 and 24 which are the inserted guide members are projected.

  A semicircular slider 2c is integrally formed on each of the side surfaces of the two rib protrusions 23 and 24 that are parallel to each other on the front end side and the rear end side of the support portion 20 in the insertion direction. Project.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the battery locking portion 21 disposed at the distal end portion in the insertion direction of the support portion 20 of the coin battery 3 is formed in a small arc shape with a U-shaped cross section by a flexible material. The battery locking portion 21 sandwiches the outer peripheral end portion of the coin battery 3 in a concave portion having a U-shaped cross section, and brings the other outer peripheral end portion of the coin battery 3 into contact with the inner surface portion of the operation knob 22. The coin battery 3 can be held.

  Further, the operation knob 22 arranged at the rear end portion in the insertion direction of the support portion 20 of the coin battery 3 is formed as a decorative plate having a substantially rectangular flat surface on the front. The operation knob 22 is formed to be a blindfold member for concealing the opening of the storage space of the battery holder when the coin battery holder 2 is stored and held in the storage space of the battery holder provided in the storage unit 6. Has been. Further, the operation knob 22 has a function as a knob for the user to hold the coin battery holder 2 loaded with the coin battery 3 with respect to the camera body 1.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 2, 3, and 9, a rib protrusion 25 is formed on the outer side surface opposite to the side where the coin battery 3 is placed. The rib protrusions 25 are arranged above the rib protrusions 23 of the coin battery holder 2 at a predetermined interval. Since the rib protrusion 25 constitutes a locking mechanism, the engaged protrusions 2a are formed at two predetermined positions on the free end side (the front end side in the insertion direction of the support portion 20) on the side surface facing the rib protrusion 23. , 2b. These engaged protrusions 2a and 2b are formed so that the free end heads are semicircular small columns having the same height. The engaged convex portions 2 a and 2 b function as engaged portions formed on the coin battery holder 2.

  The battery holder storage unit 6 for storing the coin battery holder 2 configured as described above includes a substantially trapezoidal battery holder casing 4 in a side view for storing the coin battery holder 2 in a removable manner. On the front surface of the battery holder casing 4, a storage space for the battery holder surrounded by a rectangular frame is opened.

  On the upper end surface of the battery holder casing 4, an opening 40 is provided so as to penetrate a part of the outer peripheral portion of the stored coin battery 3 to the outside. Further, on the upper end surface of the battery holder casing 4, a positive battery contact piece 5 in which a free end portion of a long plate-like leaf spring is bent in a V shape is disposed. The battery contact piece 5 has its base end fixed to the upper end surface of the battery holder casing 4 with a fastening member, and the portion bent in a V shape at the free end thereof is allowed to enter the opening 40. Attach it so that it is in a closed state. When the coin battery holder 2 loaded with the coin battery 3 is stored in the storage unit 6, the battery contact piece 5 attached in this manner has a portion bent in a V shape on the side surface of the coin battery 3. It is configured to be in electrical contact with each other. The battery contact piece 5 functions as a biasing member that biases the coin battery 3 in the stored state. At this time, the urging force for urging the coin battery 3 in the housed state is an urging force in the rotation direction around the fastening position of the upper end surface of the battery holder casing 4.

  Further, the battery holder casing 4 is electrically cut by making a central portion of one side plane portion thereof cut out in a rectangular shape and bringing a negative battery contact piece (not shown) into contact with the circular plane of the coin battery 3. It is configured to be able to conduct.

  Further, the battery holder casing 4 has a guide rail 41 of a battery case protruding in the shape of two rectangular ribs parallel to each other along the insertion direction of the support portion 20 inside the other side plane portion. , 42 project. The distance between the opposing inner surfaces of the guide rails 41 and 42 is larger than the distance between the apexes of the semicircular sliders 2 c provided on the rib protrusions 23 and 24 that are insertion guide members of the coin battery holder 2. It is configured to be slightly larger. Thus, the pair of guide rails 41 and 42 are slidably guided in a state where the semicircular slider 2c provided between the rib protrusions 23 and 24 which are insertion guide members of the coin battery holder 2 is sandwiched therebetween. (invite.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 9, the guide rail 41 is integrally formed with an engaging convex portion 4a for constituting a lock mechanism at a predetermined position on the upper surface (the surface facing the support member 25). This engagement convex part 4a is formed in a semicircular cross section. The engaging convex portion 4 a functions as an engaging portion that engages with the engaged convex portions 2 a and 2 b in a state where the coin battery holder 2 is inserted into the storage space of the battery holder casing 4. In the state where the coin battery holder 2 is inserted into the storage space of the battery holder casing 4, the engagement position between the engaging convex portion 4a and the engaged convex portions 2a, 2b is the coin in which the battery contact piece 5 is stored. It is arranged on a substantially extended line of the urging force that urges the battery 3.

  And in the state which stored the coin battery holder 2 in the battery holder casing 4, the to-be-engaged convex part 2a by the side of the coin battery holder 2 contact | abuts the base end part by the side of the storage space in the engagement convex part 4a. The engaging projection 4a is disposed.

  In the storage state of the coin battery holder 2, the engaged convex portion 2a disposed on the battery holder 2 side comes into contact with the proximal end portion on the rear side in the insertion direction of the engaging convex portion 4a on the battery holder casing 4 side. Configure as follows. The engaging convex portion 4a is formed so as to protrude from the surface of the guide rail 41 where the slider 2c does not slide. A notch 41a in which the guide rail 41 is notched is formed on the surface of the guide rail 41 opposite to the surface on which the engagement convex portion 4a is formed. An opening penetrating the side surface portion of the battery holder casing 4 is opened in accordance with the shape of the notch 41a. Moreover, the opening which penetrates also to the side part of the surrounding battery holder casing 4 in which the engagement convex part 4a is formed is opened. That is, the opening which penetrates the side part of the battery holder casing 4 corresponding to the upper and lower sides of the predetermined width part centering on the engaging convex part 4a of the guide rail 41 is provided. As a result, a portion having a predetermined width centered on the position where the engaging projection 4a of the guide rail 41 is provided functions as a resin spring portion 43 that is elastically displaced in the vertical direction in the figure. The direction of displacement is substantially the same as the direction in which the battery contact piece 5 biases the coin battery 3 in the stored state. Therefore, the force with which the displaced engaging convex portion 4a tries to return to the original state and the force with which the battery contact piece 5 biases the coin battery 3 in the stored state are forces in opposite directions.

  With this configuration, the guide rail 41 is formed with a portion having a predetermined width centered on the position where the engagement convex portion 4 a is provided in the structure of the both-end support beam, and is formed in the resin spring portion 43. A locking mechanism is provided. In this lock mechanism, when the coin battery holder 2 is stored in the storage unit 6, the coin battery holder 2 is held so that it does not fall off by engaging the engaged convex part 2 a with the engaging convex part 4 a. .

  Next, the operation and operation when the coin battery holder 2 loaded with the coin battery is inserted and held in the storage unit 6 of the battery holder of the camera body 1 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  When the coin battery 3 is stored in the camera body 1 and used, the coin battery 3 loaded in the coin battery holder 2 is inserted into the battery holder storage space of the battery holder storage unit 6 as shown in FIG. It is inserted so that it can be pulled out along the x direction. When the coin battery holder 2 is inserted to the state shown in FIG. 4, the engaged convex portion 2 b of the battery holder comes into contact with the engaging convex portion 4 a of the battery holder casing 4. In the figure, 3a is the center of the coin battery loaded in the coin battery holder 2. In the state of FIG. 4, the coin battery 3 is in a state of being slightly charged in the direction opposite to the arrow y direction by hitting the positive battery contact piece 5.

  When the coin battery holder 2 is slightly pushed in the x direction from the state of FIG. 4, the apex of the engaged convex portion 2 b of the coin battery holder 2 and the apex of the engaging convex portion 4 a of the battery holder casing 4 are in contact with each other. It will be in the state shown in

  In this state, two of the sliders 2 c of the coin battery holder 2 are still outside the camera body 1 and do not hit the guide rails 41 and 42 of the battery holder casing 4. Therefore, in the state shown in FIG. 5, the battery holder is in a state of being able to rotate a little counterclockwise. Therefore, when the engaged convex portion 2b of the battery holder gets over the convex portion 4a of the battery case, the The click feeling can be prevented. In such a configuration, when the user performs the operation of inserting the coin battery holder 2, the user mistakenly recognizes that the battery holder 2 has been completely inserted at the place where the first click feeling is generated. Can be prevented.

  Next, when the coin battery holder 2 is further inserted in the x direction from the state of FIG. 5, the engaged convex part 2a of the coin battery holder 2 and the engaging convex part 4a of the battery holder casing 4 are in contact with each other as shown in FIG. It becomes a state. In this state, since all of the four sliders 2c provided on the coin battery holder 2 are guided (guided) by the guide rails 41 and 42 of the battery holder casing 4, the battery holder 2 was rotating. The state returns to a state parallel to the x direction.

  Next, when the coin battery holder 2 is further pushed in the x direction from the state of FIG. 6, the apex of the engaged convex portion 2 a of the coin battery holder 2 and the apex of the engaging convex portion 4 a of the battery holder casing 4 are in contact with each other. It will be in the state shown in

  In this state, the coin battery 3 loaded in the coin battery holder 2 is lifted in the direction opposite to the arrow y by the amount of sliding play between the slide part 2 c of the battery holder and the guide rails 41 and 42 of the battery holder casing 4. By this operation, the positive battery contact piece 5 provided in the battery holder casing 4 is charged in the direction opposite to the arrow y (the direction toward the top side of the battery holder casing 4).

  Further, in this state, since the center 3a of the coin battery 3 is directly below (below) the engaged convex portion 2a, the charge amount of the battery contact piece 5 is substantially maximized at this time. At this time, the amount of engagement of the engaged convex portion 2a that is equal to or greater than the amount of sliding play is the amount of deformation of the resin spring portion 43 formed on a part of the guide rail 41 provided with the engaging convex portion 4a. The urging force generated by elastic deformation of the resin spring portion 43 as the elastic support portion is a force that generates a click feeling.

  Further, in the state shown in FIG. 7, the battery contact piece 5 increases the click amount of the coin battery holder 2 via the coin battery 3 (the direction toward the bottom of the battery holder casing 4 in the arrow y direction). Energize.

  Therefore, in the state shown in FIG. 7, the coin battery holder 2 is prevented from floating when the engaged convex part 2 a of the coin battery holder 2 gets over the engaging convex part 4 a of the battery holder casing 4. That is, by suppressing the coin battery holder 2 from moving in the direction opposite to the arrow y (the direction toward the top of the battery holder casing 4), the deformation amount by which the resin spring portion 43 is pushed down in the arrow y direction is increased. To do. As a result, the elastic repulsion force generated in the resin spring portion 43 increases, so that the click feeling can be improved and the load can be stabilized.

  That is, when the battery holder 2 loaded with the disk-shaped battery 3 is inserted into the storage space of the battery holder casing 4 installed in the electronic device main body so that the battery holder 2 can be pulled out, the insertion guide member 23, 24 is guided. When the engaged convex portion 2 a of the coin battery holder 2 hits the engaging convex portion 4 a provided on the resin spring portion 43, the engaged convex portion 2 a has the battery contact piece 5 facing the coin battery 3 toward the bottom. Combined with the pressing force to be pressed, the engaging convex portion 4a is pressed.

  Further, with the insertion operation of the coin battery holder 2, the engaged convex part 2a of the coin battery holder 2 gets over the engaging convex part 4a while elastically deforming the resin spring part 43, and is stored in the engaging convex part 4a. It abuts on the base end on the far side of the space. As a result, the coin battery 3, which is a disk-shaped battery loaded in the coin battery holder 2, is stored and held in the storage space of the battery holder casing 4.

  Next, when the coin battery holder 2 is further completely inserted into the battery holder casing 4, the state shown in FIG. 8 is obtained. In the state shown in FIG. 8, the battery holder casing is below the position where the battery contact piece 5 is pressed against the outer periphery of the coin battery 3 and on the extended line in the direction in which the battery contact piece 5 biases the outer periphery of the coin battery 3. The engaged convex portion 2a on the battery holder 2 side contacts the engaging convex portion 4a on the 4 side. Therefore, in the state shown in FIG. 8, the coin battery 3 receives a force in the direction of the arrow y by the positive battery contact piece 5. The urging force by the battery contact piece 5 is a force in the direction of an arrow y that presses and engages the engaged convex portion 2a of the coin battery holder 2 constituting the lock mechanism against the engaging convex portion 4a of the battery holder casing 4. is there. On the other hand, when the coin battery holder 2 is inserted from the state of FIG. 7 to the state of FIG. 8, the direction of the restoring force acting on the resin spring portion 43 is that the battery contact piece 5 urges the outer periphery of the coin battery 3. The direction is almost opposite to the direction of the urging force. For this reason, the force by which the battery contact piece 5 pushes the coin battery 3 acts in the direction of further strengthening the engagement between the engaged convex portion 2a and the engaging convex portion 4a. Therefore, in this lock mechanism, even when an impact is received, the engagement between the engaged convex portion 2a and the engaging convex portion 4a is difficult to be released.

  Therefore, the camera body 1 can suppress the battery holder 2 from popping out of the battery holder storage unit 6 even when receiving an impact. Further, in this camera body 1, even if the engaged convex portion 2a of the battery holder gets over the engaging convex portion 4a of the battery case due to a strong impact such as dropping, the engaged convex portion 2b of the battery holder The engagement convex portion 4a of the battery case is engaged. In other words, the engaged convex portion 2b of the battery holder functions as a second stopper with respect to the engaging convex portion 4a in the lock mechanism, so that the battery holder 2 can be more completely ejected from the storage unit 6 of the battery holder. Can be suppressed.

  Further, in the state shown in FIG. 8, since the contact point between the battery contact piece 5 and the coin battery 3 is outside the center 3a of the coin battery, the coin battery 3 and the battery holder 2 are urged by the urging force of the battery contact piece 5. Receives a biasing force drawn in the direction of the arrow x. For this reason, in the digital camera 1, the coin battery holder 2 is pulled into the back side of the storage space of the battery holder casing 4, so that the step between the exterior surface and the operation knob 22 constituting the external surface of the coin battery holder 2 is reduced. It becomes beautiful in appearance.

  Next, in the configuration of the camera body 1 according to the present embodiment, a configuration for setting the click amount when performing an operation of inserting or pulling out the coin battery holder 2 will be described.

  The click feeling and the load that the user receives when inserting or pulling out the coin battery holder 2 with respect to the camera body 1 are greatly influenced by the click amount.

  In the camera body 1 of the present embodiment, the coin battery holder 2 is biased by the battery contact piece 5 in the direction of arrow y (the direction toward the bottom of the battery holder casing 4). For this reason, the click amount is determined when the two sliders 2c on the lower side of the battery holder are in contact with the guide rail 42 on the lower side of the battery case. It becomes the amount of engagement with the part 4a.

  As shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 9, the click amount is d3. Further, d1: the width of the battery holder sliding portion 2c, d2: the width of the guide rails 41 and 42 of the battery case. In this embodiment, d3 = 0.266, d2 = 3.80, and d1 = 3.80. In the configuration of the present embodiment, by changing d1, d2, and d3 to adjust the click amount, it is possible to achieve a click feeling with a good feel and an appropriate load.

  In the above-described embodiment, the click amount is increased by forming the engaging convex portion 4a provided on the battery holder casing 4 upward (toward the top side of the battery holder casing 4) in FIG. Configured.

  In order to clarify the characteristics of this configuration, a comparison with the comparative example of the battery storage mechanism shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 is as follows. In the battery storage mechanism of this comparative example, the coin battery 103 and the battery holder 102 are urged downward by the battery contact piece 105. With this configuration, the click force when the battery is inserted is weakened, and the coin battery 103 and the battery holder 102 may pop out when subjected to an impact.

  On the other hand, when the battery holder is inserted, when the protrusion 102a of the battery holder gets over the protrusion 104a of the battery case, the battery holder 102 and the coin battery 103 are displaced downward by the amount of sliding play. At the same time, the battery contact piece 105 urges the coin battery 103 downward, so that the click feeling is weakened. Therefore, in the embodiment of the present invention, it can be seen that the click feeling can be improved as compared with the comparative example of the battery storage mechanism shown in FIGS.

  In addition, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications and applications are possible without departing from the scope of the present invention. Further, the above-described embodiments include inventions at various stages, and various inventions can be extracted by appropriately combining a plurality of disclosed constituent elements. For example, even if some constituent requirements are deleted from all the constituent requirements shown in the embodiment, the invention can be solved if the problems of the invention can be solved and the effects of the invention can be obtained. Can be extracted as

It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the whole camera concerning embodiment of the electronic device of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the place which took out the part of the state which pulled out the coin battery holder from the storage unit of the battery holder in the camera concerning the embodiment of the electronic device of this invention, and was seen from the camera back. It is a perspective view which shows the place which took out the part of the state which pulled out the coin battery holder from the storage unit of the battery holder in the camera concerning the embodiment of the electronic device of this invention, and it looked from the camera front. In the camera according to the present embodiment, the coin battery loaded in the coin battery holder is inserted into the storage space of the storage unit of the battery holder, and the engaging convex part of the battery holder contacts the engaging convex part of the battery holder casing. It is a side view which takes out and shows the state inserted until it does. In the camera according to the present embodiment, the coin battery loaded in the coin battery holder is inserted into the storage space of the storage unit of the battery holder, and the apex of the engagement protrusion of the coin battery holder and the engagement protrusion of the battery holder casing. It is a side view which takes out and shows the state inserted until the vertex of a part contact | connects. In the camera according to the present embodiment, the coin battery holder loaded in the coin battery holder has the coin battery holder engagement convex part and the battery holder casing engagement convex part in the storage space of the battery holder storage unit. It is a side view which takes out and shows the state inserted until it contacts. In the camera according to the present embodiment, the coin battery loaded in the coin battery holder is inserted into the storage space of the storage unit of the battery holder, and the apex of the engagement protrusion of the coin battery holder and the engagement protrusion of the battery holder casing. It is a side view which takes out and shows the state inserted until the vertex of a part contact | connects. It is a side view which takes out the state which inserted what inserted the coin battery in the coin battery holder into the storage space of the storage unit of a battery holder in the camera concerning this Embodiment. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view which takes out the state which inserted what inserted the coin battery in the coin battery holder into the storage space of the storage unit of a battery holder in the camera concerning this Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the state which took out the battery holder in the conventional coin battery accommodating part unit. It is a side view which shows the state which inserted the battery holder completely in the conventional coin battery accommodating part unit.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Camera body 2 Coin battery holder 2a, 2b Engagement convex part (holder side)
2c Slider 3 Coin battery 3a Coin battery center 4 Battery holder casing 4a Engaging protrusion (case side)
5 Positive battery contact piece 20 Support portion 21 Battery locking portion 22 Operation knob 23, 24 Rib projection 25 Elastic locking biasing member 40 Opening portion 41, 42 Guide rail 43 Resin spring portion

Claims (4)

In an electronic device in which a battery holder that can be loaded with a disk-shaped battery can be inserted into and removed from a storage space of a battery holder casing installed in the electronic device body,
An urging member that is disposed in a storage space of the battery holder casing and presses the outer periphery of the disk-shaped battery loaded in the battery holder to urge the disk-shaped battery;
An engaged portion formed on the battery holder;
An engaging portion that engages with the engaged portion when the battery holder is inserted into a storage space of the battery holder casing;
The engaging portion is elastically displaced when the battery holder is taken out from a storage space of the battery holder casing, and the direction in which the engaging portion is displaced and the biasing member are used to displace the disk-shaped battery. An electronic apparatus characterized by substantially matching an energizing direction. A guide rail that is formed in the storage space of the battery holder casing and guides the battery holder when the battery holder is inserted into the storage space of the battery holder casing;
An insertion guide member formed on the battery holder and guided by the guide rail when the battery holder is inserted into a storage space of the battery holder casing;
The engaged portion is a convex portion that is formed on the surface of the guide rail that does not contact the insertion guide member so as to protrude in a direction substantially opposite to the direction in which the urging member urges the disc battery. The electronic device according to claim 1.   When the battery holder is inserted into the storage space of the battery holder casing, the engagement position between the engagement portion and the engaged portion is determined in the direction in which the biasing member biases the disk-shaped battery. The electronic device according to claim 1, wherein the electronic device is disposed on an extension line.   In a state where the battery holder is inserted into the storage space of the battery holder casing, the position where the biasing member biases the disk-shaped battery is located outside the electronic device from the center of the disk-shaped battery. The electronic device according to claim 1, wherein the electronic device is set.

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