Abstract: The present application provides a high-voltage connector and an electromagnetic shielding shell for the high-voltage connector, the electromagnetic shielding shell has an integrated barrel-shaped structure formed by a deep drawing process, and integrated barrel-shaped structure includes a barrel wall and a barrel bottom that are connected to each other.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulation base, a plurality of grounding terminals mounted in the insulation base and a plurality of differential signal terminal pairs mounted in the insulation base. The plurality of grounding terminals and the plurality of differential signal terminal pairs are arranged into a plurality of terminal rows. Each of the plurality of differential signal terminal pairs is located between two adjacent grounding terminals in one terminal row and between two other grounding terminals of two terminal rows adjacent to the one terminal row. The insulation base is provided with an electrical connection layer by which at least two of the plurality of grounding terminals are electrically connected to each other.

Abstract: A receptacle device includes a first cooperating assembly configured to receive a first accessory having a plurality of first sized cooperating elements and a second cooperating assembly configured to receive a second accessory having a plurality of second sized cooperating elements. The first cooperating assembly has a pair of protrusions of a first type that are symmetrical with regard to a first central plane and that extend toward each other transversally to the first central plane. The second cooperating assembly has a pair of protrusions of a second type that are symmetrical with regard to a second central plane and that extend opposite to each other transversally to the second central plane. The first central plane is parallel to the second central plane.

Abstract: A connector housing includes a body defining an accommodating channel sized to receive a pin terminal, and a blocking structure formed in the accommodating channel and positioned to prevent a bent portion of a pin terminal from rebounding.

Abstract: A shield wire assembly comprises a shield wire, a conductive ferrule, a wire seal and a stopper. The shield wire includes a central conductor and a braided shielding wire. The ferrule is conductively connected to, and adapted to ground, the braided shielding wire. The stopper is arranged between the ferrule and the wire seal, and includes a first stopper portion suppressing displacement of the ferrule in an inward radial direction and a second stopper portion suppressing displacement of the ferrule in a direction toward the wire seal.

Abstract: A connector system having a first connector and a second connector. The first connector is mounted to a substrate and includes a housing and a first shell. The first shell has solder hold down posts which extend from a circuit board mounting surface of the first connector. Securing openings are provided in side walls of the first shell. The second connector includes a daughterboard and a second shell. The second shell has side plates, resilient latching projections are formed from mating connector alignment portions positioned on the side plates proximate a connector receiving surface of the second connector. The resilient latching projections of the second connector cooperate with the securing openings of the first connector to secure the second connector to the first connector. The first connector is secured to the substrate by soldering the solder hold down posts to the substrate.

Abstract: A contact for electrically connecting a first object and a second object includes a main body adapted to be connected to the first object, and a joint portion protruding from the main body toward the second object. The joint portion is adapted to be joined to the second object via solder. A part or portion of a contour of the joint portion is formed in an anchor shape. The anchor shape defines a normal vector including a vector component extending in an opposite direction to a protruding direction of the joint portion.

Abstract: A cable bundle taping device adapted to wind a tape on a coiled cable bundle includes a support frame, a conveying device mounted on the support frame and adapted to convey the tape to a standby position, a first driving wheel rotatably mounted on the support frame and having a slot extending radially inward from an outer edge of the first driving wheel, and a tape binding mechanism arranged on a side of at least one sidewall of the first driving wheel near a bottom of the slot and opposite to the tape in the standby position. The coiled cable bundle is bonded to an end of the tape at the standby position and pushed to the bottom of the slot. The tape is wound on the coiled cable bundle by rotating the tape binding mechanism under driving of the first driving wheel.

Abstract: A socket assembly includes an electrical interconnect having an insulator having apertures. The electrical interconnect includes primary contacts and secondary contacts received in corresponding apertures. The primary contacts include a primary conductive polymer column having upper contact tips and lower contact tips for electrically interconnecting first and second electronic packages. The secondary contacts include a secondary conductive polymer column having upper contact tips and lower contact tips for electrically interconnecting the first and second electronic packages. The contact tips of the secondary conductive polymer columns have a different shape from the shape of the contact tips of the primary conductive polymer columns.

Abstract: An article support device has a pair of support platforms arranged symmetrically and opposite to each other. Each of the support platforms includes a support frame, a support plate disposed on a top of the support frame and having a horizontal support top surface, and at least one positioning block installed on the horizontal support top surface. The horizontal support top surfaces of the support plates are located at a same height position. The article is supported on the horizontal support top surfaces and positioned between the positioning blocks on the support plates. An accommodation space is defined between the support plates and the support frames, and an automated guided vehicle moves into the accommodation space. An article carried on the article support device is loadable onto the automatic guided vehicle or the article carried on the automatic guided vehicle is unloadable onto the article support device.

Abstract: A back plate assembly includes a base plate formed with a groove having a bottom wall and a pair of side walls opposite to each other in a first horizontal direction, and an arch plate assembled into the groove and having a pair of opposite ends in the first horizontal direction. A pair of end surfaces of the ends of the arch plate abut against the side walls and a part of a middle portion of the arch plate between the ends is not in contact with the bottom wall of the groove.

Abstract: A sub connector includes a sub housing, a first terminal fixed in the sub housing, and a shielding shell fixed to the sub housing and at least partially enclosing the first terminal. The sub connector is detachably inserted into a mother housing to form a connector with the mother housing. The sub connector has a sub connecting end for electrically connecting with an electrical component and a sub mating end for electrically mating with a mating connector.

Abstract: A cable includes a pair of insulation core wires, a shielding layer and an air accommodating cavity. The pair of insulation core wires extend longitudinally parallel to each other. Each of the insulation core wires has a central conductor and a core wire insulation layer wrapped around the central conductor. The shielding layer is wrapped outside the pair of insulation core wires. The air accommodating cavity is formed between the core wire insulation layers of the pair of insulation core wires and the shielding layer, and is adapted to accommodate air.

Abstract: An insulation displacement terminal adapted to connect to a wire includes a first pair of elastic arms and a second pair of elastic arms. The first pair of elastic arms has a first pair of elastic sub arms arranged opposite to each other in a width direction of the terminal. The first pair of sub arms has a first pair of wire contact parts disposed thereon and are adapted to pierce an insulation layer of the wire such that the first pair of wire contact parts electrically connects to the wire. The second pair of elastic arms is arranged directly adjacent to the first pair of elastic arms in a thickness direction of the terminal. The second pair of elastic arms has a second pair of sub arms arranged opposite to each other in the width direction.

Abstract: A connector comprises an insulation body, a plurality of signal terminals held in the insulation body and adapted to transmit signals, and a plurality of power supply terminals held in the insulation body and adapted to supply power. The power supply terminals of the connector are adapted to engage with power supply terminals of a mating connector such that the power supply terminals engaged together are connected in parallel.

Abstract: A connector comprises a contact pin, a housing into which the contact pin is inserted, and a retainer. The contact pin includes a contact point portion formed on an end thereof and defining an opening adapted to receive a mating contact, and an engagement portion. The engagement portion is defined at least partially through the contact point portion, and includes a continuous opening formed partially through a side wall of the contact point portion in a height direction and partially through a top wall or a bottom wall of the contact point portion in a width direction. The retainer is insertable into the housing in a direction intersecting the direction of insertion of the contact pin. The retainer is adapted to be inserted into the housing and engage with the engagement portion of the contact pin to secure the contact pin within the housing.

Abstract: An arc quenching system includes an arc-extinguishing unit and an arc-blowing magnetic unit. The arc-extinguishing unit extinguishing an arc discharge produced upon a switching operation of a contact pair from a closed state to an open state. The contact pair having a static contact and a movable contact which is movable relative to the static contact between the closed state and the open state in which the movable contact is spaced apart from the static contact by a gap. The arc-blowing magnetic unit creates a magnetic field having a plurality of magnetic field lines that cross a gap region of the contact pair along a predetermined magnetic field direction. The arc-blowing magnetic unit creates the magnetic field lines with an orientation based on an electrical polarity of the static contact and a positioning of the arc-extinguishing unit to magnetically blow the arc discharge toward the arc-extinguishing unit.

Abstract: A movable contact module for a contactor comprises an insulating member and a movable contact. The insulating member includes an insulating body having a through hole penetrating therethrough, and a peripheral wall protruding from the insulating body and surrounding an opening of the through hole. The movable contact has a fixed portion fixed in the insulating body, and an exposed portion exposed from the insulating body. The fixed portion of the movable contact is surrounded by the insulating body so that the movable contact is electrically isolated from a drive shaft passing through the through hole. The peripheral wall of the insulating member increases a creepage distance between the drive shaft passing through the through hole and the exposed portion of the movable contact.

Abstract: An electromechanical system for an electrical switching device includes an energizing coil assembly having a first coil and a second coil each generating a magnetic field in response to an energizing current and a magnetic system providing a magnetic flux path passing along a plurality of magnetic flux lines of the magnetic field generated by the energizing coil assembly. The magnetic system includes a first pole member arranged on an upper side of the first coil, a second pole member arranged on an upper side of the second coil, and a rotation member arranged between the first pole member and the second pole member. The rotation member has a first lobe and a second lobe executing a rotation motion around a central axis. Magnetic field lines generated by the coils are directed toward the lobes and produce a resultant magnetic force that rotates the lobes toward the pole members.

Abstract: A connector assembly comprises a body and an elastic terminal position assurance (TPA) member. The body includes a plurality of contacts and defines a coupling groove exposing some of the plurality of contacts. The TPA member includes a hinge portion and a latch, and is adapted to indicate whether the plurality of contacts are sitting at designated positions. The hinge portion is hinged with respect to the body on one end of the TPA member. The latch is formed such that the other end of the TPA member engages with the coupling groove.