Electrical connectors – Including arc suppressing or extinguishing means – Contact encasing chamber
Patent
1992-02-10
1993-05-25
Schwartz, Larry I.
Electrical connectors
Including arc suppressing or extinguishing means
Contact encasing chamber
439181, 439886, H01R 1353
Patent
active
052135179
ABSTRACT:
An electrical connector (10) has first and second separable contacting electrodes (12, 14) which do not generate an arc on making or breaking. A member (44) interrelates one of the electrodes (14) via a spring-loaded drive cap (24) at ground potential, which member 44 is constructed of a material a wide range of electrical resistance (e.g., insulator to substantial short) inversely response to the magnitude of electric field across the member. On electrode preparation, the drive cap (24) establishes a relative movement of the member (44) with respect to the electrode (14) reducing the member material thickness to such a point that the electric field across the intervening member material reduces the electrical resistance to a desired low level (e.g., short to ground).
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Hyatt Hugh M.
Kerek Leslie
McCormick Larry L.
G & H Technology, Inc.
Netter George J.
Nguyen Khiem
Schwartz Larry I.
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