Abstract
A cleaning disc fro cleaning a roller in a drive is used to clean
the dust attached on the surface of the roller; it comprises a body
whose shape and size are same as a disc; one face of the body is combined
with an adhesive film; using adhesive film to contact with the surface
of the roller to clean the dust attached on the surface of the roller
so as to allow the roller rather not to pollute a disc and a slipping
phenomenon is rather not yielded when the disc is driven by the roller
to enter or retreat from the drive.
Claims
1. A cleaning disc for cleaning a roller in a drive, used for cleaning
the dust attached on the surface of said roller; said cleaning disc
comprising a body, said body having a shape and size same as a disc,
one face of said body being combined with an adhesive film capable
of adsorbing the dust attached on the surface of said roller.
2. The cleaning disc according to claim 1, wherein a part of area
of said body is combined with said adhesive film.
3. The cleaning disc according to claim 1, wherein said adhesive
film is further combined with a separation type film, said adhesive
film is sandwiched between said separation type film and said body.
4. The cleaning disc according to claim 2, wherein said adhesive
film is further combined with a separation type film, said adhesive
film is sandwiched between said separation type film and said body.
Description
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
[0001] 1. Field of the Invention
[0002] The present invention relates to a cleaning article for
cleaning a roller driving a disc in or out a slot-in drive, and
more particularly to a cleaning disc with a shape and size same
as a disc and used to clean the surface of the roller when it is
driven in or out the drive by the roller.
[0003] 2. Description of Related Art
[0004] A drive is a device that uses an optical pickup head to
read data recorded in a disc or to write data into a disc. But,
if the disc is not carefully stored, it can be attached with dust
easily. The disc attached with dust may influence the quality of
the data written or read by the optical pickup head. And, the dust
on the disc is easily attached on a lens of the optical pickup head;
it also influence the quality of the data written or read by the
optical pickup head and even scratch the lens.
[0005] Taiwan Patent No. 122,899 discloses a cleaning apparatus
for cleaning a signal pickup lens in an optical drive, comprising
a cleaning apparatus with a shape and a size approximately same
as a general disc; a flywheel disc rotatably connected on the body
of the cleaning apparatus; a cleaning portion fixed at another face
of the flywheel disc. A fabric or unwoven cloth capable of cleaning
a lens is disposed on the cleaning portion. A signal pickup lens
can be touched and cleaned by the rotating flywheel continuously.
[0006] Please refer to FIG. 1. A general slot-in drive 10 has a
roller driving a disc 20 to enter or retreat from the drive 10 for
an optical pickup head to read data in a disc 20 or write data into
a disc. If dust is attached on the disc 20, when the disc 20 is
driven by the roller 11 a part of dust will be attached on the surface
of the roller 11. The more dust is attached on the disc 20 the more
dust will be attached on the roller used to drive it. If the roller
attached with dust is used to drive another clean disc 20 the dust
will be attached on it and also pollutes the optical pickup head
to influence the quality of data written or read between the optical
pickup head and the disc and even scratches a lens of the optical
pickup head with larger particles of dust. The friction force between
the disc and the roller attached with dust is lowered down so that
a slipping phenomenon happens when the disc is driven by the roller
to affect the motions that the disc is entered and retreated from
the drive.
[0007] The cleaning apparatus disclosed by the patent mentioned
above can only be used to clean the lens of the optical pickup head
and cannot be used to clean the roller driving the disc in or out.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
[0008] For cleaning the dust attached on the surface of a roller
in a slot-in drive and a slipping phenomenon is rather not yielded
when the roller drives a disc in or out the drive, the present invention
is brought out.
[0009] The main object of the present invention is to provide a
cleaning disc for cleaning a roller in a slot-in drive, used to
adsorb the dust on the roller.
[0010] Another object the present invention is to provide a cleaning
disc for cleaning a roller in a slot-in drive, being able to clean
the dust attached on the surface of the roller effectively; the
structure thereof is simple and the use thereof is convenient.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0011] The present invention can be more fully understood by reference
to the following description and accompanying drawings, in which:
[0012] FIG. 1 is a schematic view, showing a slot-in drive of the
prior art;
[0013] FIG. 2 is a schematic view, showing a cleaning disc from
which part of a separation type film is lifted according to a preferred
embodiment of the present invention;
[0014] FIG. 3 is a schematic view, showing a cleaning disc from
which a whole separation type film is lifted according to a preferred
embodiment of the present invention;
[0015] FIG. 4 is a schematic view, showing that a roller in a slot-in
drive is cleaned by a cleaning disc according a preferred embodiment
of the present invention; and
[0016] FIG. 5 is a schematic view, showing a cleaning disc of another
preferred embodiment according to the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
[0017] Please refer to FIG. 2. A cleaning disc 30 comprises a body
31 having a shape and size same as a disc, an adhesive film 32 combined
to one face of the body 31. The adhesive film 32 is further combined
with a separation film 33 to cause the adhesive film 32 to be sandwiched
between the separation type film 33 and the body 31. The adhesive
film 32 and the separation type film 33 can be pressure-sensitive
adhesive and separation type paper material used in a general market
available twin adhesive tape.
[0018] Please refer to FIGS. 3 and 4. When the cleaning disc 30
according to the present invention is used, the separation film
is striped from the adhesive film 32 to allow the face combining
the adhesive film 32 with the body 31 to be faced to the roller
11 in the drive 10. The cleaning disc 30 is then put inserted into
a disc entry 301 to allow the roller 11 to touch and press the adhesive
film 32. The body 31 and the adhesive film 32 are driven into the
interior of the drive 10 and drive out off the disc entry 301 of
the drive 10. Because the roller 11 is touched and pressed the adhesive
film 32, the dust attached on the surface of the roller 11 is adsorbed
by the stickiness of the adhesive film 32 to cause the surface of
the roller 11 to be cleaned.
[0019] Please refer to FIG. 5. A cleaning disc 40 according to
another preferred embodiment of the present invention comprises
a body 41 combined with an adhesive film on a part of area thereof
and not all area thereof. A roller can also be cleaned by changing
the contacting position between the adhesive film 42 and the roller.
Naturally, another face of the adhesive film 42 can also be combined
with an equal area of separation type film.
[0020] The structure of the cleaning disc for cleaning roller according
to the present invention is simple, manufacture thereof is easy
and use thereof is convenient. The dust attached on the surface
of the roller in the drive can be cleaned effectively. Therefore,
the disc is not polluted by the roller, the quality of the data
written and read between the optical pickup head and the disc can
be enhanced, and a slipping phenomenon cannot be yielded to increase
the stability when the disc is driven by the roller to enter or
retreat from the drive.
[0021] It is noted that the cleaning disc for cleaning a roller
in a slot-in drive described above is the preferred embodiment of
the present invention for the purpose of illustration only, and
are not intended as a definition of the limits and scope of the
invention disclosed. Any modifications and variations that maybe
apparent to person skilled in the art are intended to be included
within the scope of the present invention. |