18405145. CONNECTOR simplified abstract (SUMITOMO WIRING SYSTEMS, LTD.)
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CONNECTOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18405145 titled 'CONNECTOR
Simplified Explanation: The patent application describes a connector with a busbar that is integrally formed with resin by molding, including a convex contact point portion for mating terminals.
- The connector body includes a busbar that is formed with resin by molding.
- The busbar has a convex contact point portion that is bent to create a contact point with mating terminals.
- An engaging portion is embedded in the connector body to secure the busbar in place.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Integration of busbar with resin by molding.
- Convex contact point portion for improved contact with mating terminals.
- Engaging portion embedded in the connector body for secure attachment.
Potential Applications: This technology can be used in various electrical connector applications where secure and reliable connections are required.
Problems Solved:
- Ensures a secure and reliable electrical connection.
- Provides a durable and long-lasting solution for connector applications.
Benefits:
- Improved contact reliability.
- Enhanced durability.
- Simplified manufacturing process.
Commercial Applications: The technology can be applied in industries such as automotive, electronics, and telecommunications for various connector applications.
Questions about Connectors: 1. How does the convex contact point portion improve the connection reliability? 2. What are the advantages of integrating the busbar with resin by molding?
Original Abstract Submitted
A connector is provided with a connector body in which a busbar to be electrically connected to a mating terminal is integrally formed with resin by molding. The busbar includes a convex contact point portion formed by convexly bending a part of the busbar as a contact point with the mating terminal , and an engaging portion formed on an inner surface of the convex contact point portion in such a manner as to be embedded in a body of the connector body
