Vibration isolated transducer connector

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2007-03-06

2007-03-06

Hammond, Briggitte (Department: 2833)

Electrical connectors

Including vibration cushioning or absorbing means

C310S326000, C310S338000, C310S344000

Reexamination Certificate

active

10393099

ABSTRACT:
A transducer including a transducer body, a sensor associated with the transducer body, an electrical connector assembly fastened to an end of the transducer body, and a vibration damper system disposed between the end of the transducer body and the electrical connector assembly. The vibration damper system being operative for attenuating vibrational acceleration and amplification forces experienced by the electrical connector assembly when the transducer is exposed to vibration.

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