序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
81 CABLE WIRE BRUSHING CONNECTOR AND METHOD THEREOF EP16155173.4 2016-02-11 EP3062397B1 2018-10-10 FONG, Robert
An electrical connector (100) includes a body (102) having a bore (104) and an interior surface (110). The bore (104) is sized to receive a cable conductor (20) of an electrical power cable (14). The body (102) includes a groove (120) disposed along a length of the interior surface (110). A wire brush insert (140) is located within the groove (120) and includes a plurality of bristles (144) that extend into at least a portion of the bore (104). Rotating the cable wire brushing connector (100) relative to the cable conductor (20) cleans the cable conductor (20) prior to securing the cable conductor (20) within the cable wire brushing connector (100).
82 Grounding rod for sacrificial appendage EP14190650.3 2014-10-28 EP2869401B1 2018-03-07 Siebens, Larry N.; Hernandez, Carlos H.
A grounding rod for a sacrificial appendage of an electrical cable connector, such as a splicing connector for joining two or more electrical cables, is provided. The sacrificial appendage is comprised of a feature for enabling personnel to ensure that the connector is deenergized, and once this is confirmed, the sacrificial appendage may be removed and replaced with a ground rod to which a grounding device can be connected to ground the system.
83 KNICKSCHUTZANORDNUNG UND VERFAHREN ZU IHRER MONTAGE EP17180636.7 2017-07-11 EP3280008A1 2018-02-07 Haunberger, Thomas; Günther, Mario; Stohn, Sebastian; Scheyer, Andreas

Vorgeschlagen wird eine Knickschutzanordnung, die dazu eingerichtet ist, auf ein an einem Kabel angebrachten Verbindergehäuse zum Knickschutz angeordnet zu werden, umfassend ein zylinderförmiges Basisteil, das einstückig aus einem Oberteil und einem Unterteil gebildet ist, wobei das Unterteil mehrere durch einen Abstand in radialer Richtung voneinander getrennte Rastarme umfasst, und jeweils an den unteren, dem Oberteil abgewandten Endbereichen der Rastarme in Richtung Innenbereich des zylinderförmigen Basisteils Rastnasen angeordnet sind, wobei das Unterteil im Bereich der Rastarme ohne die Rastnasen einen definierten Innenquerschnitt aufweist, wobei an dem oberen, den Rastarmen abgewandten äußeren Rand des Oberteils zumindest ein oberes Endelement angeordnet sind. Ferner umfasst die Knickschutzanordnung einen Ring, der dazu eingerichtet ist, in einem Vormontageschritt über das Unterteil des Basisteils auf das Oberteil aufgeschoben zu werden und an dem zumindest einen oberen Endelement anzuschlagen, und in einem Endmontageschritt in die entgegengesetzte Richtung zum Vormontageschritt vom Oberteil in Richtung des Unterteils bis zu den unteren Endbereichen der Rastarme geschoben zu werden.

84 CONNECTOR SYSTEM EP14702148.9 2014-01-13 EP2949005B1 2018-01-03 THACKSTON, Kevin Michael; TSANG, Albert; MULFINGER, Robert Neil
A connector system includes a pass-through connector that includes a housing with a front and a rear opposite the front. The front of the housing has a front opening, and the rear of the housing has a rear opening. The housing also has a cavity between the front opening and the rear opening. The pass-through connector also includes conductors which are held by the housing in the cavity. The system also includes a plug that is received in the cavity through the front opening. The plug has a contact holder that holds plug conductors. The contact holder has a head that is received in the cavity, and the head is configured to push contaminants from the cavity through the rear opening as the plug is loaded into the cavity.
85 WETTING CURRENT SEQUENCING FOR LOW CURRENT INTERFACE EP16165814.1 2016-04-18 EP3086419B1 2017-10-18 HESS, Gary L.; LILLESTOLEN, Kirk A.
A process for automated contact wetting in a sensor circuit includes generating a first current through a contact (40) by sequencing a first circuit on, the first current exceeding a wetting threshold of the contact (40), and reducing current through the contact (40) to a second current by sequencing a second circuit on, the second current being below the wetting threshold.
86 CABLE WIRE BRUSHING CONNECTOR EP16155173.4 2016-02-11 EP3062397A1 2016-08-31 FONG, Robert

An electrical connector (100) includes a body (102) having a bore (104) and an interior surface (110). The bore (104) is sized to receive a cable conductor (20) of an electrical power cable (14). The body (102) includes a groove (120) disposed along a length of the interior surface (110). A wire brush insert (140) is located within the groove (120) and includes a plurality of bristles (144) that extend into at least a portion of the bore (104). Rotating the cable wire brushing connector (100) relative to the cable conductor (20) cleans the cable conductor (20) prior to securing the cable conductor (20) within the cable wire brushing connector (100).

87 Method for conditioning a section of a mating member EP14171160.6 2014-06-04 EP2953211A1 2015-12-09 Chana, Paul; Jones, Trevor; Lewin, Richard; Plant, Christopher; Ward, Stephen

The present invention relates to a method for conditioning at least a section (10) of a mating member (12) of a connector unit (14) comprising the mating member (12) and a corresponding receiving chamber (16) with a cavity wall (18) partially encasing a receiving cavity (20), comprising at least the steps of: Using a mating force caused by a mate of the mating member (12) and the receiving chamber (16) to force an insulation medium (22) housed in the receiving cavity (20) of the receiving chamber (16) to travel along a distribution path (24) for the insulation medium (22) and conditioning at least the section (10) of the mating member (12) with the insulation medium (22) while the insulation medium (22) is bypassing the section (10) of the mating member (12) due to the mate of the mating member (12) and the receiving chamber (16).

88 BRUSH HOLDER ASSEMBLY MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHOD EP08769712.4 2008-05-23 EP2151024B1 2013-08-21 CUTSFORTH, Robert S.; BOURDEAU, Denis Robert
Methods and systems for monitoring a brush holder assembly and/or detecting wear of a brush in a brush holder assembly are disclosed. One method includes sending data from a plurality of remote monitoring locations to a central control unit, where the data may be evaluated in order to monitor states of brushes at a plurality of remote electrical facilities. For example, multiple images of a marker tracking longitudinal movement of the brush may be acquired. A comparison of the images, for example, a comparative imaging technique, such as pixel-by-pixel comparison, may then be performed in order to evaluate a condition of the brush, such as the wear rate, wear state, or life expectancy of the brush.
89 Cleaning a contactor in a test-in-strip handler for ICs EP10009255.0 2010-09-06 EP2426794A1 2012-03-07 Waldauf, Alexander; Wammetsberger, Christian

The invention provides a method of operating a test-in-strip handler for simultaneously testing a plurality of integrated circuits of an IC-strip, comprising a test cycle and a cleaning cycle; wherein the test cycle comprises the steps of: feeding an IC-strip having a plurality of integrated circuits to a plunger head of the test-in-strip handler (100); contacting the IC-strip on the plunger head with contact pins of the test-in-strip handler (110); performing one or more predetermined tests with the plurality of integrated circuits on the IC-strip (130); removing the IC-strip from the plunger head (140); and feeding a subsequent IC-strip to the plunger head; wherein the method comprises the further steps of: determining whether or not cleaning of one or more contact pins is to be effected (120); if it is determined that cleaning is not to be effected, proceeding with the test cycle; and if it is determined that cleaning is to be effected, starting the cleaning cycle; wherein the cleaning cycle comprises the steps of: moving the plunger head in an x-y-plane to a position in which a cleaning region at the plunger head is opposite to the one or more contact pins (160); and moving the plunger head including the cleaning region in a z-direction perpendicular to the x-y-plane towards and reverse the at least one contact pin (170) for contacting the cleaning region with the at least one contact pin thereby cleaning the one or more contact pins.

90 BRUSH HOLDER ASSEMBLY MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHOD EP08769712.4 2008-05-23 EP2151024A1 2010-02-10 CUTSFORTH, Robert S.; BOURDEAU, Denis Robert
Methods and systems for monitoring a brush holder assembly and/or detecting wear of a brush in a brush holder assembly are disclosed. One method includes sending data from a plurality of remote monitoring locations to a central control unit, where the data may be evaluated in order to monitor states of brushes at a plurality of remote electrical facilities. For example, multiple images of a marker tracking longitudinal movement of the brush may be acquired. A comparison of the images, for example, a comparative imaging technique, such as pixel-by-pixel comparison, may then be performed in order to evaluate a condition of the brush, such as the wear rate, wear state, or life expectancy of the brush.
91 Method and device for improving electrical contact of spring connectors EP02250517.6 2002-01-25 EP1231682B1 2005-11-09 Kakela, Marko; Hakunti, Jussi; Halkosaari, Heikki
92 Method and device for improving electrical contact of spring connectors EP02250517.6 2002-01-25 EP1231682A3 2003-12-03 Kakela, Marko; Hakunti, Jussi; Halkosaari, Heikki

A method and arrangement for improving electrical contact between a printed circuit board and an electrical component, wherein the electrical components have one or more spring contacts to provide electrical connection to one or more pads on the printed circuit board. The contacting point between a spring contact may be oxidized due to humidity, condensation water, chlorides or other environment agents. The oxidation at the contact point degrades the electrical connection and, eventually, causes a total loss in electrical contact. A vibration mechanism is used to cause the electrical components to move relative to the printed circuit board and the spring contacts to rub against the pads. The vibrating motion on the spring contacts cleans the contact points of undesirable materials at the contact points.

93 ELEKTRISCHE MASCHINE EP00941883.1 2000-04-27 EP1177607A2 2002-02-06 ZWARG, Günter; BEISER, Frank
During the operation of an electric machine, brush dust is generated as a result of frictional wear of the brushes (5, 50). The brush dust is deposited in undesired locations of the electric machine and causes sparkovers or increased frictional resistance. In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention provides for a brush dust collecting device (41) comprising a dust collecting head (6, 13, 21, 42) mounted in direct proximity to the slip ring (1, 11, 23, 52).
94 Plug and socket electrical connection assembly EP91301981.6 1991-03-11 EP0447144B1 1995-06-14 Piriz, Jose M.
95 Plug and socket electrical connection assembly EP91301981.6 1991-03-11 EP0447144A1 1991-09-18 Piriz, Jose M.

A plug and socket electrical connection assembly (1) for electrically connecting a pair of cables (14, 16) is disclosed. The connection assembly includes a socket connector (10) adapted to be terminated to one cable (14) of the pair and an elongate plug connector (12) adapted to electrically terminate the other cable (16) of the pair. A plug extent (32) of the plug connector (12) is designed for insertion into a socket extent (20) of the socket connector (10) to establish electrical connection therebetween. A deformable electrically insulative wiping element (40) is attached to the front of the plug extent (32). The wiping element (40) is dimensioned to snugly fit within the socket extent (20) to wipe any debris or contamination therefrom upon insertion of the plug connector (12) into the socket connector (10).

96 Gerät zum Reinigen der Kontaktflächen von Stiften und/oder Hülsen elektrischer Steckverbindungen EP84100260.3 1984-01-12 EP0115784A1 1984-08-15 Dierichs, Rudolf

@ Das Gerät zum Reinigen der Kontaktflächen von Stiften und/oder Hülsen elektrischer Steckverbindungen besitzt die Form eines Stabes und/oder Rohres, dessen Oberflächen ganz oder teilweise einen Reibbelag aufweisen, wobei mehrere Stäbe und/oder Rohre zu einem kombinierten Gerät für unterschiedliche Kalibrierungen zusammengefasst sein können. Stäbe und/oder Rohre können auch Schlitze in Längsrichtung oder nach Art einer Wendel aufweisen. Vorzugsweise besteht das Gerät aus spritzfähigem, gegen elektrische Spannungen isolierendem Kunststoff.

97 PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD WITH EMBEDDED LATERAL CONNECTOR US15812756 2017-11-14 US20190148856A1 2019-05-16 William Mische
Printed circuit boards (PCBs) may include embedded lateral connectors. The embedded lateral connectors may be configured to enable components to quickly couple to or plug into a PCB, thus saving time to form connections. The embedded lateral connectors may also reduce weight and/or size by avoiding need for bulky tradition collections with conventional components (e.g., solders, external pin connectors, etc.). The connectors may include male connectors, female connectors, and/or mounting connectors. The connectors may be configured to connect multiple PCBs together, such as using a stacked configuration, which may enable reducing a volume of space needed in a housing for the PCBs.
98 SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE CURRENT CONDITION OF POWER CONTACTS US15586586 2017-05-04 US20180323551A1 2018-11-08 Conrad S. Weiden; Hien M. Nguyen; Michael V. Maloney; Samuel Jacob Calloway; Anthony Reac Martinez Arazo
A method and apparatus for determining the current condition of power contacts and providing an indication to a preventive maintenance system and/or a user of required power contact replacement. The method includes auxiliary contacts providing a low power binary signal to a processor in response to movements of a contact carrier supporting the movable auxiliary contacts and movable power contacts. The low power binary signals, in combination with physical features of the contact carrier and a signal indicating the state of the power contact, provide information to the processor for determining the current condition of the power contacts, and if the current condition exceeds a predetermined limit, notifying the preventive maintenance system and/or the user.
99 System and method for monitoring contactor health US14034955 2013-09-24 US09975434B2 2018-05-22 Derek Hartl; Ai Keramidas
A method for monitoring contactor health according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, storing wear data associated with a contactor, categorizing the wear data into at least a first bin and a second bin, assigning a first health level to the wear data associated with the first bin and assigning a second health level to the wear data associated with the second bin. Health information concerning the contactor is communicated to the vehicle operator.
100 Corrosion Protection System and Method for Use with Electrical Contacts US15284112 2016-10-03 US20180097325A1 2018-04-05 Rodney Ivan Martens; Martin William Bayes; Vincent Corona Pascucci; Daniel Briner Shreffler; Kevin Ray Leibold
A method for inhibiting corrosion in metal components such as electrical contacts, comprising providing a component, wherein the component includes a first metal layer; a second metal layer deposited on the first metal layer; at least one additional metal layer deposited on the second metal layer; and an electrically active contact region on the uppermost layer of the at least one additional metal layer; and forming a defect in the component in at least one predetermined location around the electrically active contact region, wherein the defect passes through the at least one additional metal layer to expose the second metal layer, through the at least one additional metal layer and second metal layer to expose the first metal layer, or a combination thereof.
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