Network conditioning insert

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1993-04-23

1995-02-07

Desmond, Eugene F.

Electrical connectors

With circuit component or comprising connector which fully...

Connector includes or covers additional component

439496, H01R 13703

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053871316

ABSTRACT:
A signal conditioning insert device that is particularly suited for use as a small computer system interface (SCSI) terminator. The device is in the form of an elongated U-shaped member that is capable of being sandwiched between two electrical connectors. The substrate has a series of contact strips thereon which engage the contact fingers of the connectors. Conductive traces on the substrate connect the contact strips to components forming a desired signal condition function such as a SCSI terminator circuit.

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