Rotary connector for flexible elongate member having electrical

Electrical connectors – Interrelated connectors relatively movable during use – Movement about axis

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439 86, 439669, 439909, 128642, H01R 1718

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053584090

ABSTRACT:
Rotary connector for use with a flexible elongate member having electrical properties and having a proximal extremity with at least first and second conductive spaced-apart sleeves provided thereon. A housing is provided having a bore therein. First and second spaced-apart conductive disks are disposed in said bore. The disks are adapted to have the proximal extremity of the flexible elongate member extend therethrough and to have the conductive sleeves be in contact with the conductive disks while permitting rotation of the flexible elongate member, a push button clamping assembly is carried by the housing for retaining the proximal extremity of the flexible elongate member in the housing. Leads are connected to the conductive disks.

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patent: 4934367 (1990-06-01), Daglow et al.
patent: 5240437 (1993-08-01), Christian

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