Electrical connectors – With coupling separator – Nonconducting pusher
Patent
1998-12-22
2000-01-25
Gellner, Michael L.
Electrical connectors
With coupling separator
Nonconducting pusher
439161, H01R 1362
Patent
active
060172312
ABSTRACT:
A mechanism for ejecting an electronic card inserted into a card connector is driven by applying an electrical current to a memory alloy wire to cause the wire to retract and the mechanism to move from a first position to a second position. Immediately after the mechanism reaches the second position, another card can be inserted into the connector without waiting for the wire to resume its original length.
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Tomohisa Hara
Yoshitsugu Koseki
Gellner Michael L.
Hon Hai - Precision Ind. Co., Ltd.
Standig Barry M. L.
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