Electrical connectors – Metallic connector or contact also having securing part...
Patent
1993-10-14
1994-10-18
Paumen, Gary F.
Electrical connectors
Metallic connector or contact also having securing part...
H01R 418
Patent
active
053563182
ABSTRACT:
An elongated sheet metal terminal is adapted to be crimped onto an exposed conductor of an electrical wire, the conductor having a given cross-sectional area. The terminal defines a longitudinal axis and includes a mating end, a terminating end and a transition section therebetween. The terminating end has a pair of spaced crimped walls, and the transition section has a pair of spaced transition walls joining the crimp walls to the mating end. The transition section has a minimum cross-sectional area at any given axial location of at least sixty-five percent of the given cross-sectional area of the conductor. The crimp walls are adapted to be completely curled into generally semi-cylindrical configurations into crimping engagement with the conductor. The transition walls are adapted to be partially curled into generally semi-frusto-conical configurations toward the conductor.
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Fry Rupert J.
Klemmer Robert A.
Polgar Gary E.
Wende Russell E.
Molex Incorporated
Paumen Gary F.
Weiss Stephen Z.
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