Abstract: A method and a system for a cable infill system that may be used with a railing assembly for an elevated structure are provided. The cable infill system may include a first end-post fitting and a second end-post fitting, each configured to receive a tensioning fitting or a non-tensioning fitting therein for receiving a cable of the railing assembly. The first end-post fitting and the second end-post fitting may each be mounted to an outer surface of a first end-post and a second end-post of the railing assembly respectively. The cable infill system may further include one or more intermediate-post fittings and one or more corner-post fittings, each configured to be mounted on an outer surface of a intermediate-post or a corner-post of the railing assembly respectively. The cable infill system may further include a modular template to aid the installation of various fittings on the posts.

Abstract: A rail infill system and related method of use includes an elongate baluster, a fitting, a baluster, and a fitting closer. The fitting includes a threaded end and is configured to be secured to an exterior surface of a support member with at least one fastener. The baluster attachment is mounted to an exterior surface of the baluster. The fitting closer is configured to threadably engage the threaded end of the fitting with the baluster attachment interposed there between to provide attachment of the baluster to the fitting. The baluster extends through the fitting closer.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an electrical contact assembly that includes an electrical contact and an electrically insulative guide member.

Abstract: Embodiments of an electrical connector assembly are disclosed. The electrical connector assembly can include an electrical connector having a connector housing and a leadframe supported by the connector housing. The leadframe includes an electrically conductive ground plate that includes a drain wire connection tabs that can attach to drain wires of respective electrical cables. The electrical connector assembly can further include a cable clip that supports the plurality of cables. The electrical connector assembly can further include a cable guide that directs the plurality of cables of cables through the cable clip along a desired direction.

Abstract: A latch assembly for an electrical connector module is configured to releasably secure an electrically conductive housing to an electrically conductive cage. The electrically conductive housing defines a first end that supports an electrical connector, and a second end opposite the first end. A plurality of electrical cables are mounted to a plurality of electrical contacts of the electrical connector, and the cables can extend out a second end of the electrically conductive housing opposite the first end. The latch assembly is configured to secure the electrically conductive housing to the cage when the electrical connector is mated to a complementary electrical component in the cage. The latch assembly can release the electrically conductive housing from the cage when the electrical connector is to be removed from the complementary electrical component in the cage.

Abstract: Electrical connector assemblies are provided that include electrical connectors having electrical contacts that have receptacle mating ends are provided. The connector housings of the provided electrical connectors include alignment members that are capable of performing staged alignment of components of the electrical connector assemblies. The provided electrical connector assemblies and the electrical connectors provided therein are capable of operating at a data transfer rate of forty gigabits per second with worst case multi-active cross talk that does not exceed a range of about two percent to about four percent.

Abstract: A latch assembly for an electrical connector module is configured to releasably secure an electrically conductive housing to an electrically conductive cage. The electrically conductive housing defines a first end that supports an electrical connector, and a second end opposite the first end. A plurality of electrical cables are mounted to a plurality of electrical contacts of the electrical connector, and the cables can extend out a second end of the electrically conductive housing opposite the first end. The latch assembly is configured to secure the electrically conductive housing to the cage when the electrical connector is mated to a complementary electrical component in the cage. The latch assembly can release the electrically conductive housing from the cage when the electrical connector is to be removed from the complementary electrical component in the cage.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an electrical contact assembly that includes an electrical contact and an electrically insulative guide member.

Abstract: Embodiments of an electrical connector assembly are disclosed. The electrical connector assembly can include an electrical connector having a connector housing and a leadframe supported by the connector housing. The leadframe includes an electrically conductive ground plate that includes a drain wire connection tabs that can attach to drain wires of respective electrical cables. The electrical connector assembly can further include a cable clip that supports the plurality of cables. The electrical connector assembly can further include a cable guide that directs the plurality of cables of cables through the cable clip along a desired direction.

Abstract: Electrical connector assemblies are provided that include electrical connectors having electrical contacts that have receptacle mating ends are provided. The connector housings of the provided electrical connectors include alignment members that are capable of performing staged alignment of components of the electrical connector assemblies. The provided electrical connector assemblies and the electrical connectors provided therein are capable of operating at a data transfer rate of forty gigabits per second with worst case multi-active cross talk that does not exceed a range of about two percent to about four percent.

Abstract: Electrical connector assemblies are provided that include electrical connectors having electrical contacts that have receptacle mating ends are provided. The connector housings of the provided electrical connectors include alignment members that are capable of performing staged alignment of components of the electrical connector assemblies. The provided electrical connector assemblies and the electrical connectors provided therein are capable of operating at a data transfer rate of forty gigabits per second with worst case multi-active cross talk that does not exceed a range of about two percent to about four percent.