Abstract: An automatic component loading system is disclosed. The automatic component loading system has a loading device, a conveying device having a plurality of first pin receiving slots and a plurality of first component receiving trays positioned around a circumference of the conveying device, and a position correcting device having at least one pin that corresponds with the plurality of first pin receiving slots.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a secondary lock and a receptacle. The secondary lock may be mounted to a receptacle housing. The secondary lock has a lock body, a locking portion and a terminal retaining portion. The lock body has a longitudinal insertion direction. The locking portion is protrudingly arranged on the lock body to be configured for being longitudinally block-fittable with the receptacle housing. The terminal retaining portion is arranged on the lock body to be configured for being block-fittable with a connecting terminal along an axial direction of the connecting terminal. The secondary lock according to the present disclosure may be pre-assembled on the receptacle housing to be integrally retained and conveniently transported.

Abstract: A method of laying an optical fiber comprises providing a continuous optical fiber, a first segment of optical-electrical hybrid cable having a first fiber receiving tube, and a second segment of optical-electrical hybrid cable having a second fiber receiving tube. The optical fiber is laid into the first fiber receiving tube using an air-blowing device. A leading end of the optical fiber is fixed in a transfer apparatus after the leading end passes through an outlet of the first fiber receiving tube. A portion of the optical fiber which has passed through the first segment is wound in the transfer apparatus until the optical fiber is completely laid in the first segment. The leading end of the optical fiber is detached from the transfer apparatus. The portion of the optical fiber which has passed through the first segment is laid into the second fiber receiving tube using the air-blowing device.

Abstract: The photovoltaic junction box comprises a box body, a plurality of terminals disposed in the box body, and a plurality of diodes disposed in the box body. A first terminal of the plurality of terminals is directly connected to a positive wire extending into the box body and a second terminal of the plurality of terminals is disposed adjacent to the first terminal. A first diode of the plurality of diodes has a first positive pin with a first positive soldering surface soldered on the first terminal and a first negative pin with a first negative soldering surface soldered on the second terminal. The first positive soldering surface has a larger surface area than the first negative soldering surface.

Abstract: The present application discloses an electrical connector housing assembly and an electrical connector. The electrical connector housing assembly comprises a housing provided with several plug-fitting holes for arranging plug-fitted terminals; and a rear-end cap detachably mounted at a rear end of the housing and covering part of the plug-fitting holes. The electrical connector comprises an electrical connector housing assembly and a plurality of inserted plug-fitted terminals.

Abstract: An electrically conductive terminal that has a first terminal at its outer layer and a second terminal at its inner layer. The first terminal has a first contact portion at an end thereof. The second terminal is on an inner surface side of the first terminal and has a second contact portion at an end thereof. There is an opening in the first contact portion. A raised portion is on the second contact portion. The raised portion passes through the first terminal via the opening, so as to electrically contact with a mating member. The first terminal at the outer layer and the second terminal at the inner layer may be in electrical contact with the mating member simultaneously, so that the electrically conductive terminal may carry a larger electric current. The electrically conductive terminal can be part of a connector.

Abstract: A power connector comprises an insulation body having a slot at a first side of the insulation body and a plurality of conductive terminals disposed in the insulation body. The conductive terminals include a positive conductive terminal and a negative conductive terminal. A first end of the positive conductive terminal is disposed in the slot and electrically contacts a first positive bus bar of a bus bar plug assembly inserted into the slot, and a second end of the positive conductive terminal electrically connects with a second positive bus bar. A first end of the negative conductive terminal is disposed in the slot and electrically contacts a first negative bus bar of the bus bar plug assembly, and a second end of the negative conductive terminal electrically connects with a second negative bus bar separated from the second positive bus bar.

Abstract: A method for coupling dielectric waveguide cables is disclosed. The method comprises positioning a first dielectric waveguide cable and a second dielectric waveguide cable such that a first segment of the first dielectric waveguide cable and a second segment of the second dielectric waveguide cable are disposed side by side, generating an electromagnetic coupling between the first segment and the second segment, and transmitting an electromagnetic wave signal from the first dielectric waveguide cable to the second dielectric waveguide cable through the electromagnetic coupling.

Abstract: A lightning arrester is disclosed. The lightning arrester comprises a housing, a body partially disposed in the housing, a cap disposed at a first end of the housing, and an elastic element compressed between the cap and the body.

Abstract: A dry power cable termination has an insulation sleeve, a silicone rubber tube and a stress control cone. The insulation sleeve has an inlet and an outlet. The silicone rubber tube is disposed over an exterior of the insulation sleeve; and the stress control cone is received within the insulation sleeve. Additionally, the dry power cable termination has a shielding sleeve, an electrode, an-electric connection assembly and a clamping pipe. The shielding sleeve is received within the insulation sleeve and fitted over an exposed segment of an insulation layer of the power cable. The electrode is received within the insulation sleeve and is electrically connected to a first end of the shielding sleeve. The electric connection assembly is received within the insulation sleeve and electrically connects a second end of the shielding sleeve opposite to the first to an exposed segment of a conductor core of the-power cable.

Abstract: An insulation termination assembly comprises an insulation tube, an annular bottom plate, and a tail assembly. The insulation tube has an inlet end, an outlet end opposite to the inlet end, and an inner space filled with an insulation liquid. The annular bottom plate is mounted at the inlet end of the insulation tube. The tail assembly comprises an insulation connection tube mounted on the annular bottom plate and a shield tail tube connected to the insulation connection tube. A cable joint of a cable is introduced into the inner space of the insulation tube from the inlet end of the insulation tube after passing through the shield tail tube and the insulation connection tube.

Abstract: A contact bending unit comprises a frame and a bending tool pivotally mounted on the frame. The bending tool has a row of receiving slots formed in a bottom surface of the bending tool receiving a plurality of contacts. The bending tool bends the contacts when the bending tool is rotated.

Abstract: A fiber optic connector comprises an outer housing, an inner housing installed in the outer housing, a fiber optic ferrule accommodated in the inner housing, an optical cable inserted into the inner housing and connected to the fiber optic ferrule, an elastic boot that is wrapped around both a connecting portion of the fiber optic ferrule connecting to the optical cable and a portion of the optical cable adjacent to the connecting portion, and a sealing structure. The sealing structure is disposed between a rear end portion of the outer housing and the elastic boot to provide a seal between the outer housing and the elastic boot.

Abstract: A cage assembly comprises a cage folded from a single flat plate and an electromagnetic shielding elastic sheet assembled onto a plurality of walls of an insertion port of the cage. The electromagnetic shielding elastic sheet is configured to be pre-assembled onto a front end of the flat plate before the flat plate is folded.

Abstract: A connector comprises an insulating body and a plurality of terminals including a first terminal and a second terminal held in the insulating body. The first terminal has a first connecting leg and the second terminal has a second connecting leg. The first connecting leg and the second connecting leg are located at different positions along a height direction. The first connecting leg is electrically connectable to a first busbar at a different height in the height direction than the second connecting leg is electrically connectable to a second busbar.

Abstract: A terminal frame of a stator frame comprises a body adapted to receive a terminal. The body of the terminal frame is also adapted to be mounted to a coil frame of the stator frame in a detachable manner.

Abstract: A photovoltaic junction box comprises a box body formed of a single integrally-molded part having a housing portion defining a receiving chamber and a packaging portion having a first packaging portion located inside the receiving chamber and a second packaging portion located outside the receiving chamber, a plurality of conductive terminals positioned along the box body and at least one diode chip disposed in a portion of the box body outside of the receiving chamber.

Abstract: The invention discloses a terminal position assurance member, including a base plate having an upper surface and a lower surface and extending from the upper surface to the lower surface; a trough hole being provided at a middle portion of the base plate, and the through hole extending from the upper surface to the lower surface; at least one first insertion 5 member extending from the upper surface of the base plate and protruding out of the base plate a selected height, the first insertion member having a lateral surface along its extension direction; and a second insertion member extending from the upper surface of the base plate and protruding out of the upper surface; the first insertion member is provided with at least two protrusions which extend from the lateral surface of the first insertion member and 10 protrude out of the lateral surface of the first insertion member; said at least two protrusions are arranged to be spaced from one another along the height direction of the first insertion member.

Abstract: An electrical connector adapted to electrically connect with a mating electrical connector comprises a housing, a cable having a plurality of wires and a plurality of cladding layers each covering one of the plurality of wires, an electrical connection assembly electrically connected to the plurality of wires, and a first molded member adapted to be inserted into the housing in a plug-in manner in an extension direction of the cable. The electrical connection assembly is inserted into the housing and configured to be electrically connected with the mating electrical connector. The first molded member is molded on both a portion of the wires on which the cladding layers are not stripped and a portion of the wires on which the cladding layers are stripped.

Abstract: An electrical connector comprises a housing, an electrical connection assembly received in the housing, and a locking mechanism mounted on an outer surface of the housing and configured to releasably lock the electrical connector and a mating electrical connector together. The locking mechanism includes a handle, a locking member adapted to be engaged with a locking structure on the mating electrical connector, the locking member connected to the handle such that the mating electrical connector is unlocked when the handle is pulled, and a fixing member mounted on the outer surface of the housing and adapted to position the locking member and the handle between the fixing member and the housing.