Electrical resistors – With terminal – Terminal embraces or surrounds resistance element
Patent
1978-01-04
1979-04-17
Albritton, C. L.
Electrical resistors
With terminal
Terminal embraces or surrounds resistance element
174 84C, 338302, H01C 1148
Patent
active
041503554
ABSTRACT:
Stamped and formed connecting device for splicing a small diameter lead wire to a larger diameter resistor core comprises a U-shaped connecting member having a web and sidewalls. The web has a semicylindrical central depression for the lead wire and has arcuate portions on each side of the depression which conform to the resistor core. The sidewalls are reversely folded at their outer ends to provide inner and outer layers. The ends of the inner layers are located adjacent to the depression. In use, the lead wire is located in the depression, the resistor core is positioned between the sidewalls, and the sidewalls are crimped onto the resistor. The ends of the inner layers move relatively towards, and against, the lead wire during crimping and establish contact with the lead wire. Contact with the resistor core is established by the inner surfaces of the inner layers of the sidewalls.
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Neff Nelson E.
Reynolds Charles E.
Albritton C. L.
AMP Incorporated
Raring Frederick W.
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