Self secured housing for electronics

Details Self secured housing for electronics Self secured housing for electronics

1994-04-04

1996-07-16

Thomas, Laura

Electricity: conductors and insulators

Anti-inductive structures

Conductor transposition

174 35R, 361816, H05K 900

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055369057

ABSTRACT:
A self secured housing includes a frame with openings, a first cover disposed on a first side of the frame and mechanically coupled to a plurality of semi flexible first fingers that are arranged for disposal in the openings with some of the semi flexible first fingers having a concave interlocking detail, and a second cover disposed on a second side of the frame and mechanically coupled to a plurality of semi flexible second fingers that are similarly arranged for disposal in the openings. The second fingers are further arranged to urge a corresponding one of the first fingers toward a side of the opening and engage the convex interlocking detail with the concave interlocking detail, thereby securing the frame between the first cover and the second cover.

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Amp of Canada, catalog 65701, issued Jul. 1993, "Memory Card/PC Card Connectors", product brochure.

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