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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 221 | Method for converting a male connector to a female connector and convertible connector | US14011733 | 2013-08-27 | US09306350B2 | 2016-04-05 | Jeremy Dalamiot |
| A method for converting a male connector to a female connector. A connector comprising a header, an insert and a female adapter module. The header is equipped with a plurality of pins forming male contacts. The insert ensures the hermeticity of the male pins in the header. The female adapter module is mounted in the header so as to form a female connector. The female adapter module comprises a plurality of sockets forming female contacts. Each female socket is mounted around a male pin, and a locking housing is mounted around the plurality of sockets so as to tighten each female socket around the associated male pin. | ||||||
| 222 | PATCH PANEL SYSTEM AND JACK MODULE ATTACHMENT THERETO | US14888253 | 2014-04-25 | US20160080836A1 | 2016-03-17 | Antonio CARRERAS GARCIA |
| A jack module includes a chassis, a frame, and jacks. The jack module is configured to releasably hold any of a plurality of types of jacks. Each jack is configured to releasably mount to the frame. The frame is configured to couple to the chassis so that rear portions of the jacks extend rearwardly from the chassis. The jack module mounts to a rear of a patch panel frame by coupling the jack module to a faceplate mounted at a front of the patch panel frame. | ||||||
| 223 | FLEXIBLE POWER SUPPLIES FOR COMPUTING SYSTEMS | US14486501 | 2014-09-15 | US20160077559A1 | 2016-03-17 | James Darrin Schroeder |
| Various techniques for flexible power supply in computing facilities are described herein. In one embodiment, a power distribution unit includes a first subsystem for receiving power from a power source and a second subsystem electrically coupled to one or more of the processing units in the component enclosure. The first subsystem includes a number of power supplies coupled to the power source, and the number of power supplies corresponds to a power requirement of the processing units. | ||||||
| 224 | MANAGED ELECTRICAL CONNECTIVITY SYSTEMS | US14809789 | 2015-07-27 | US20160056598A1 | 2016-02-25 | Christopher Charles Taylor; Loren J. Mattson |
| A receptacle block defines at least one socket at which a plug connector may be received. First contact members extend into each socket to receive a primary signal from a plug connector. Second contact members extend into one or more of the sockets to read physical layer information from any plug connector inserted into the socket. A sensing contact is positioned to electrically connect to one of the second contact members when a plug connector is inserted into the respective socket. At least a portion of the sensing contact is flexible to follow the movement of the one second contact member. In certain implementations, the second contact members have resilient sections that are identical to each other. | ||||||
| 225 | MANAGED ELECTRICAL CONNECTIVITY SYSTEMS | US14611782 | 2015-02-02 | US20150147916A1 | 2015-05-28 | Christopher Charles Taylor |
| A receptacle block defines one or more sockets at which plugs may be received. Each socket contains a first set of contacts and a second set of contacts. Each socket also includes a sensing contact that interacts with the second set of contacts to close an electrical switch. For example, the sensing contact can interact with an arm extending from one of the contacts of the second set. Closure of the switch can be detected and interpreted to indicate that a plug has been received at the respective socket. | ||||||
| 226 | Stacked connector | US13641343 | 2011-04-14 | US08899996B2 | 2014-12-02 | Kian Heng Lim; Yoke Wai Cheah |
| A stacked connector comprises a dielectric housing comprising a first receptacle and a second receptacle, a first set of differential pairs that each include a plurality of first terminals each having a contact portion extending within the first receptacle and an extension portion, a second set of differential pairs that each include a plurality of second terminals that each have a contact portion extending within the second receptacle and an extension portion, and a shield terminal including a plate portion and two contact portions separately extending within the first receptacle and the second receptacle. The plate portion can separate the extension portions of the terminals of one differential pair from the extension portions of another differential pair. | ||||||
| 227 | Communication plug having a plurality of coupled conductive paths | US13802856 | 2013-03-14 | US08894447B2 | 2014-11-25 | Michael W. Canning; Wayne D. Larsen; Richard A. Schumacher; Amid I. Hashim |
| Patch cords include a communications cable that has a first conductor and a second conductor that form a first differential pair, and a third conductor and a fourth conductor that form a second differential pair and a plug that is attached to the communications cable. The plug includes a housing that receives the communications cable, first through fourth plug contacts that are within the housing, and a printed circuit board. The printed circuit board includes first through fourth conductive paths that connect the respective first through fourth conductors to respective ones of the first through fourth plug contacts. The plug further includes a first conductive shield that extends above a top surface of the printed circuit board that is disposed between the first differential pair and the second differential pair. | ||||||
| 228 | Manifold | US13628496 | 2012-09-27 | US08801475B2 | 2014-08-12 | Patrice Maninchedda |
| The invention relates to a distribution block (10, 10′, 10″, 10′″) having an approximately cuboid basic body (12) with four longitudinal sides (12a, 12b, 12c, 12d) and two end sides (12e, 12f), the basic body (12) being produced from a conductive material and a plurality of connector elements (14, 14′) being arranged on at least one of the longitudinal sides (12b), a blind opening (16a, 16b) being arranged in at least one of the end faces (12e, 12f) of the basic body (12), and there being fastening means for fastening an electrically conducting element which is introduced into the blind opening. | ||||||
| 229 | Dual orientation electronic connector | US13607366 | 2012-09-07 | US08708745B2 | 2014-04-29 | Albert J. Golko; Eric S. Jol; Mathias W. Schmidt; Jeffrey J. Terlizzi |
| A dual orientation connector having a connector tab with first and second major opposing sides and a plurality of electrical contacts carried by the connector tab. The plurality of contacts includes a first set of external contacts formed at the first major side and a second set of external contacts formed at the second major side. Each individual contact in the first plurality of contacts is electrically connected within the tab or body to a corresponding contact in the second plurality of contacts. The first plurality of contacts are symmetrically spaced with the second plurality of contacts and the connector tab is shaped to have 180 degree symmetry so that it can be inserted and operatively coupled to a corresponding receptacle connector in either of two insertion orientations. | ||||||
| 230 | HORIZONTAL T-JUNCTION BLOCK ASSEMBLY | US12835797 | 2010-07-14 | US20140065882A1 | 2014-03-06 | Norman R. Byrne |
| A horizontal junction block assembly (200) is disclosed having a receptacle block region (214) extending through a lateral or front surface (212) of the assembly (200). An internal wiring assembly (226) connects a horizontal terminal group (229) to a vertical male terminal set (262) which extends upwardly through a vertical junction block terminal housing (244). A vertical cable assembly (280) having a vertical cable connector (284) is connectable to the vertical male terminal set (262). | ||||||
| 231 | Plug connector with external contacts | US13761001 | 2013-02-06 | US08647156B2 | 2014-02-11 | Albert J. Golko; Eric S. Jol; Mathias W. Schmidt; Jeffrey J. Terlizzi |
| A dual orientation connector having a connector tab with first and second major opposing sides and a plurality of electrical contacts carried by the connector tab. The plurality of contacts includes a first set of external contacts formed at the first major side and a second set of external contacts formed at the second major side. Each individual contact in the first plurality of contacts is electrically connected within the tab or body to a corresponding contact in the second plurality of contacts. In some embodiments contacts in the first and second pluralities of contacts that are directly opposite each other are coupled together. In some other embodiments, contacts in the first and second pluralities of contacts that are in a cater cornered relationship with each other are coupled together. The first plurality of contacts are symmetrically spaced with the second plurality of contacts and the connector tab is shaped to have 180 degree symmetry so that it can be inserted and operatively coupled to a corresponding receptacle connector in either of two insertion orientations. | ||||||
| 232 | MANAGED ELECTRICAL CONNECTIVITY SYSTEMS | US13930675 | 2013-06-28 | US20140011382A1 | 2014-01-09 | CHRIS TAYLOR; Loren J. Mattson |
| A receptacle block defines at least one socket at which a plug connector may be received. First contact members extend into each socket to receive a primary signal from a plug connector. Second contact members extend into one or more of the sockets to read physical layer information from any plug connector inserted into the socket. A sensing contact is positioned to electrically connect to one of the second contact members when a plug connector is inserted into the respective socket. At least a portion of the sensing contact is flexible to follow the movement of the one second contact member. In certain implementations, the second contact members have resilient sections that are identical to each other. | ||||||
| 233 | Floor runner with electrical outlets | US13494210 | 2012-06-12 | US08616921B2 | 2013-12-31 | Norman R. Byrne; Robert L. Knapp; Randell E. Pate; Christa R. Anderson |
| A floor runner with electrical and/or electronic or data outlets provides a low-profile, unobtrusive power and/or data source along a floor or other support surface. The electrical floor runner may be a one-piece unit of substantially any desired length, and typically includes a power cord with plug or connector at one end for coupling to a wall outlet or the like, and a power/data block at the other end for receiving power and/or data couplers for other devices, such as computers and electronics, lighting, etc. A middle portion is a strong, low-profile region that houses and protects electrical wiring held internally, and that is minimally intrusive for use in walking areas. Optionally, the floor runner may be modular so that its overall length or configuration (e.g., straight or angled) can be changed as desired. | ||||||
| 234 | Networked power and communication receptacle devices | US13464984 | 2012-05-05 | US08552853B2 | 2013-10-08 | Dave Black |
| A power connector has a plate member that has a central opening therethrough, and a front side and rear side. An electrical connector member is attached to the plate member and positioned within the central opening. The electrical connector member has a base that is attached to the plate member and a plurality of power pole electrical conductors. The plurality of power pole electrical conductors comprises four power pole electrical conductors arranged in two columns wherein each column has two power pole electrical conductors. Two brackets are attached to the front side of the plate member. Each bracket is substantially perpendicular to the front side of the plate member and the electrical connector member is located between the pair of brackets. The plate member has through holes sized for receiving fasteners, so as to allow the plate member to be attached to a wall, article of furniture or other structure. | ||||||
| 235 | METHOD OF ASSEMBLING ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT HAVING CONNECTORS, AND INSPECTION DEVICE AND INSPECTION METHOD FOR INSPECTING FITTED STATE OF CONNECTORS | US13772107 | 2013-02-20 | US20130219696A1 | 2013-08-29 | Hirofumi Kurita; Noriyasu Kashima; Tomohiro Shimamoto |
| According to one embodiment, one of two connectors, and a circuit board on which the other of the connectors is mounted are prepared. The one of the connectors has an engagement portion. The other of the connectors has an elastically deformable engagement detent. The engagement detent can go over the engagement portion and be engaged with the engagement portion. One of the connectors is fitted to the other of the connectors. A portion of the electric equipment is imaged by a camera. A piece of data which changes is measured from an obtained picture image. A deformation of the engagement detent occurs with going-up of the engagement detent onto the engagement portion. Whether or not the connectors are properly fitted is determined. Fitting of the connectors is performed again when it is determined that the connectors are not properly fitted. | ||||||
| 236 | Plug connector with external contacts | US13679992 | 2012-11-16 | US08517766B2 | 2013-08-27 | Albert J. Golko; Eric S. Jol; Mathias W. Schmidt; Jeffrey J. Terlizzi |
| A dual orientation connector having a connector tab with first and second major opposing sides and a plurality of electrical contacts carried by the connector tab. The plurality of contacts includes a first set of external contacts formed at the first major side and a second set of external contacts formed at the second major side. Each individual contact in the first plurality of contacts is electrically connected within the tab or body to a corresponding contact in the second plurality of contacts. In some embodiments contacts in the first and second pluralities of contacts that are directly opposite each other are coupled together. In some other embodiments, contacts in the first and second pluralities of contacts that are in a cater cornered relationship with each other are coupled together. The first plurality of contacts are symmetrically spaced with the second plurality of contacts and the connector tab is shaped to have 180 degree symmetry so that it can be inserted and operatively coupled to a corresponding receptacle connector in either of two insertion orientations. | ||||||
| 237 | FLOOR RUNNER WITH ELECTRICAL OUTLETS | US13494210 | 2012-06-12 | US20130146324A1 | 2013-06-13 | Norman R. Byrne; Robert L. Knapp; Randell E. Pate; Christa R. Anderson |
| A floor runner with electrical and/or electronic or data outlets provides a low-profile, unobtrusive power and/or data source along a floor or other support surface. The electrical floor runner may be a one-piece unit of substantially any desired length, and typically includes a power cord with plug or connector at one end for coupling to a wall outlet or the like, and a power/data block at the other end for receiving power and/or data couplers for other devices, such as computers and electronics, lighting, etc. A middle portion is a strong, low-profile region that houses and protects electrical wiring held internally, and that is minimally intrusive for use in walking areas, Optionally, the floor runner may be modular so that its overall length or configuration (e.g., straight or angled) can be changed as desired. | ||||||
| 238 | PLUG CONNECTOR WITH EXTERNAL CONTACTS | US13679992 | 2012-11-16 | US20130122754A1 | 2013-05-16 | Albert J. Golko; Eric S. Jol; Mathias W. Schmidt; Jeffrey J. Terlizzi |
| A dual orientation connector having a connector tab with first and second major opposing sides and a plurality of electrical contacts carried by the connector tab. The plurality of contacts includes a first set of external contacts formed at the first major side and a second set of external contacts formed at the second major side. Each individual contact in the first plurality of contacts is electrically connected within the tab or body to a corresponding contact in the second plurality of contacts. In some embodiments contacts in the first and second pluralities of contacts that are directly opposite each other are coupled together. In some other embodiments, contacts in the first and second pluralities of contacts that are in a cater cornered relationship with each other are coupled together. The first plurality of contacts are symmetrically spaced with the second plurality of contacts and the connector tab is shaped to have 180 degree symmetry so that it can be inserted and operatively coupled to a corresponding receptacle connector in either of two insertion orientations. | ||||||
| 239 | MODULAR ELECTRICAL SYSTEM INCLUDING BACK-TO-BACK RECEPTACLE CONFIGURATIONS AND CAPABLE OF PROVIDING FOUR WIRE CIRCUITRY | US13647992 | 2012-10-09 | US20130095681A1 | 2013-04-18 | Norman R. Byrne |
| A modular electrical system (230) comprises a number of separate components forming a four-wire system (110). The component set (230) includes receptacle junction blocks (130), two-way connectors (232), four-way connectors (236), two-way jumper cable assemblies (234), and three-way jumper cable assemblies (238). The components of the component set (230) include various configurations of male blade terminals (150) and female terminals (200) located on the individual components so that a number of differing system configurations can be achieved. | ||||||
| 240 | Busbar and electrical junction box incorporating the same | US12923613 | 2010-09-29 | US08299360B2 | 2012-10-30 | Hisashi Sato; Takahiro Mochizuki |
| A busbar includes a first busbar component as a busbar body and a second busbar component connected thereto. The first busbar component is made of an electrically-conductive metal material having superior spring property. The first busbar component includes a male-terminal-connecting portion for clamping a male terminal of a device and a power input part provided upstream of the male-terminal-connecting portion. The second busbar component is made of an electrically-conductive metal material having electrical conductivity superior to that of the first busbar component. The second busbar component is connected to the first busbar component via a first section of the second busbar component in register with the power input part of the first busbar component and a second section of the second busbar component in register with a portion of the first busbar component, the portion being upstream of the male-terminal-connecting portion at which the current is divided. | ||||||
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