Electrical connectors – Metallic connector or contact having movable or resilient... – Resilient or spring-operated securing means joining plural...
Patent
1990-10-30
1992-01-21
Abrams, Neil
Electrical connectors
Metallic connector or contact having movable or resilient...
Resilient or spring-operated securing means joining plural...
439888, H01R 448
Patent
active
050824619
ABSTRACT:
A terminal clip (2) for holding a conductor (30) against and in electrical contact with a terminal post (32) has a conductor receiving section (4) and mounting sections (6,8). The conductor receiving section (4) has a channel (24) provided therein. The channel (24) has a varied cross-sectional configuration to cooperate and maintain the conductor (30) in position. The mounting sections (6,8) have arcuate, resilient sections (14), which deform within their elastic limits as the clip (2) is inserted onto the post (32). This allows the clip (2) to compensate for dimensional variations, and to generate the normal force required to maintain the conductors (30) and the post (32) in electrical engagement.
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patent: 3273102 (1966-09-01), Cobaugh
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Minnis Alan J.
Whelan Michael J. G.
Abrams Neil
AMP Incorporated
Noll William B.
Wolstoncroft Bruce J.
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