Honda motor co., ltd. (20240332937). BUSBAR CONNECTION STRUCTURE simplified abstract
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BUSBAR CONNECTION STRUCTURE
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Ryoma Hamasuna of Saitama (JP)
BUSBAR CONNECTION STRUCTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240332937 titled 'BUSBAR CONNECTION STRUCTURE
Simplified Explanation: The patent application aims to reduce noise spread in busbar connection structures without the need for a dedicated noise suppression component. It involves a cover that includes a conductive part to prevent contamination and cover the connection parts.
- The innovation involves a busbar connection structure with connection parts and a cover.
- The connection parts link a first busbar to the circuit of the first device and a second busbar to the circuit of the second device.
- The cover, which includes a conductive part, prevents contamination and covers the connection parts directly above them.
Potential Applications: This technology can be applied in various electrical systems where noise suppression is required, such as in industrial machinery, power distribution systems, and electronic devices.
Problems Solved: The technology addresses the issue of noise spread in busbar connection structures without the need for additional noise suppression components, simplifying the design and reducing costs.
Benefits: - Reduced noise spread in electrical systems - Prevention of contamination in connection parts - Cost-effective solution for noise suppression in busbar connections
Commercial Applications: The technology can be utilized in various industries such as manufacturing, energy, and telecommunications for noise reduction in electrical systems, improving overall performance and reliability.
Questions about Busbar Connection Structures: 1. How does the conductive part of the cover help in reducing noise spread in busbar connection structures? 2. What are the potential cost savings associated with implementing this technology in industrial machinery and power distribution systems?
Original Abstract Submitted
the objective is to suppress the spread of noise without installing a dedicated noise suppression component around the connection parts of busbars. a busbar connection structure includes a connection part and a cover. the connection parts electrically connect a first busbar, which is connected to the circuit of the first device, and a second busbar, which is connected to the circuit of the second device. the cover is for preventing contamination, covering the area including the connection parts. the cover includes a conductive part as a region of a conductor, at least over a range including directly above the connection parts.
