Abstract: An electromagnetic shielding structure includes a sheath wire having a conductive wire and an insulative sheath covering the conductive wire; a terminal fitting clamping the conductive wire exposed from the insulative sheath, and the terminal fitting passing through a conductive mounting member connected to ground; a molding member molded to cover the exposed conductive wire and the terminal fitting, and having a first recess and a second recess; a conductive braid having a tubular shape, and covering the sheath wire and the molding member for absorbing an electromagnetic wave generated from the conductive wire; a first sealing portion provided in the first recess so as to adhere the molding member and the insulative sheath for securing a waterproof performance; a second sealing portion provided in the second recess so as to adhere the molding member and the terminal fitting for securing an oil proof and waterproof performance; and a conductive shell covering the molding member so that the conductive braid is

Abstract: An electromagnetic shielding structure includes a sheath wire having a conductive wire and an insulative sheath covering the conductive wire; a terminal fitting clamping the conductive wire exposed from the insulative sheath, and the terminal fitting passing through a conductive mounting member connected to ground; a molding member molded to cover the exposed conductive wire and the terminal fitting, and having a first recess and a second recess; a conductive braid having a tubular shape, and covering the sheath wire and the molding member for absorbing an electromagnetic wave generated from the conductive wire; a first sealing portion provided in the first recess so as to adhere the molding member and the insulative sheath for securing a waterproof performance; a second sealing portion provided in the second recess so as to adhere the molding member and the terminal fitting for securing an oil proof and waterproof performance; and a conductive shell covering the molding member so that the conductive braid is

Abstract: A bundle of electric wires has a first length and a first diameter. A tubular braided wire has a second length which is shorter than the first length and a second diameter which is larger than the first diameter. The bundle of electric wires is passed through the braided wire, and then a connector is connected to each of both ends of the electric wires collectively. The connector having a third diameter which is larger than the first diameter. The braided wire is stretched such that both ends thereof are fixed on the respective connectors to form a reduced-diameter portion therebetween which is fitted on an outer periphery of the bundle of the electric wire. A conductive retainer is attached on the reduced-diameter portion to maintain a length and a diameter of the reduced-diameter portion.

Abstract: A connector housing has a conductive portion. A bus bar is disposed in the connector housing. A shielded cable has a core wire and a shield member for shielding the core wire. A terminal fixture one end of which is attached to the core wire and the other end of which is fixed on the bus bar. A shield terminal a first end of which holds the shielded cable while being connected to the shield member, and a second end of which is fixed on the conductive portion of the connector housing, the shield terminal having a connecting member for elastically connecting the first and second ends thereof.

Abstract: An insert molding having a conductor member with an end portion utilized as a contact point. A fixation member holds a portion of the conductor member. A resin portion covers the conductor member in areas other than the contact point with the fixation member formed integrally with the resin portion.

Abstract: A bundle of electric wires has a first length and a first diameter. A tubular braided wire has a second length which is shorter than the first length and a second diameter which is larger than the first diameter. The bundle of electric wires is passed through the braided wire, and then a connector is connected to each of both ends of the electric wires collectively. The connector having a third diameter which is larger than the first diameter. The braided wire is stretched such that both ends thereof are fixed on the respective connectors to form a reduced-diameter portion therebetween which is fitted on an outer periphery of the bundle of the electric wire. A conductive retainer is attached on the reduced-diameter portion to maintain a length and a diameter of the reduced-diameter portion.

Abstract: A plate-like member (8) and three lamp sockets (15, 25, 35) are mounted onto a lamp body (2) to form a rear combination lamp (1). The plate-like member (8) is formed by two thermoplastic resin sheets (9a, 9b) having a hot-melt adhesive therebetween, which are adhesively bonded together, while wire-like conductors (W1, W2, W3, G) are sandwiched therebetween. The plate-like member (8) has three holes (10), and notches (11) are formed in a peripheral edge of each hole (10). Predetermined portions of the conductors (W1, W2, W3, G), which are held between the sheets (9a, 9b), are exposed at the notches (11), respectively. Each of the lamp sockets (15, 25, 35) includes a socket body (16, 26, 36) for receiving connection terminals, and a flange (17, 27, 37). A conductor contact portion of each of the connection terminals projects from the associated flange (17, 27, 37), and is abutted against the associated conductor (W1, W2, W3, G).

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an insert molding having a conductor member in which a part thereof is coated with resin is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of securely supporting a part of the conductor member by a fixation member provided in a holding member, grasping the holding member supporting the conductor member by a mold so as to accommodate a portion of the conductor member where is other than a portion to be utilized as a contact point, injecting the resin into inside of the mold, and coating the conductor member accommodated in the mold integrally with the holding member by the resin.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an insert molding having a conductor member in which a part thereof is coated with resin is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of securely supporting a part of the conductor member by a fixation member provided in a holding member, grasping the holding member supporting the conductor member by a mold so as to accommodate a portion of the conductor member where is other than a portion to be utilized as a contact point, injecting the resin into inside of the mold, and coating the conductor member accommodated in the mold integrally with the holding member by the resin.

Abstract: A terminal is provided on a first face of a conductive plate member. A holder member holds a shielded wire therein. The holder member is provided with a conductive part. The holder member is attached on a second face of the plate member, so that the shielded wire is electrically connected to the terminal. A resilient contact member is interposed between the holder member and the second face of the plate member. The contact member includes a flat face portion which is brought into surface contact with at least one of the conductive part of the holder member and the second face of the plate member.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing an insert molding having a conductor member in which a part thereof is coated with resin is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of securely supporting a part of the conductor member by a fixation member provided in a holding member, grasping the holding member supporting the conductor member by a mold so as to accommodate a portion of the conductor member where is other than a portion to be utilized as a contact point, injecting the resin into inside of the mold, and coating the conductor member accommodated in the mold integrally with the holding member by the resin.

Abstract: A terminal is provided on a first face of a conductive plate member. A holder member holds a shielded wire therein. The holder member is provided with a conductive part. The holder member is attached on a second face of the plate member, so that the shielded wire is electrically connected to the terminal. A resilient contact member is interposed between the holder member and the second face of the plate member. The contact member includes a flat face portion which is brought into surface contact with at least one of the conductive part of the holder member and the second face of the plate member.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a waterproof connector housing, that enables the formation of a uniform packing ring which is an integral part of the housing by engaging a hollow body of a housing with a trapezoidal engaging portion provided on a male mold, holding the housing by contacting tightly an inner wall of the hollow body with the trapezoidal engaging portion to align the center of the male mold with that of the housing, and injecting a rubber material into a packing ring forming space uniformly defined by one of both of the male and female mold through a rubber supply paths of the housing. The housing having the hollow body with tapered shoulder, a male mold having the trapezoidal engaging portion and a female mold beveled or thinned at the open edge are employed for implementing the method.

Abstract: A rear combination lamp comprises a lamp body (2) including socket mounting portions (3) and a lens portion (6), and sockets (20). Lamps are respectively attached to the sockets. Each of the socket mounting portions has a hollow construction of a generally truncated pyramid-shaped. Conductors (4, 11) are mounted on rear end portions of the socket mounting portions to form a predetermined circuit. Connection terminals (23) each having a conductor contact portion (24) are arranged within the sockets. The respective conductor contact portions project from flanges (22) or socket bodies (21) of the sockets so as to contact the respective conductors. When the respective sockets are mounted in the respective socket mounting portions, the respective conductors can be electrically connected to the respective lamps through the conductor contact portions of the connection terminals. The socket mounting portions may include ribs (10), fixing ribs (7) and fixing holes (9) for installing the conductors (4).

Abstract: In an insert pin (1) for being pressed against a terminal (18), inserted in a mold, to hold the terminal against a flow of a resin material (19) poured into the mold, a resistance-alleviating portion (2) of a generally isosceles triangular shape, having an apex (2a) disposed on a symmetrical line (3) of a cross-section of the insert pin, is formed on and projects from a peripheral surface (1a) of the insert pin (1) in a direction of the flow.

Abstract: A solenoid unit includes a plurality of solenoid valves having respective valve bodies for attachment with a main casing of an automatic transmission and a case equipped with the solenoid valves in a manner that the solenoid valves can be installed in the main casing collectively. In the unit, the wiring for the solenoid valves has been completed in the casing prior to assembling the unit to the automatic transmission unit. With the arrangement mentioned above, if only attaching the solenoid unit to the main casing, it is possible to assemble the valve bodies of the solenoid valves to the main casing with a predetermined arrangement. Further, since the wiring for the solenoid valves has been already completed in the case, it is possible to omit the post-operation, such as soldering.

Abstract: In a waterproof connector housing in which a hood portion for fitting with a counter housing is projected from a housing body portion, an elastic seal ring which maintains watertightness with the counter housing is disposed inside the hood portion, and a retaining piece of the elastic seal ring is engaged with the hood portion, a fitting convex portion is projected integrally from an inner face of the hood portion on a contact face in which the hood inner face is contacted with the seal ring, and the elastic seal ring is integrally formed in a state where the fitting convex portion bites the seal ring.

Abstract: In a primary molding step, a connector housing having a hood portion is molded. In a secondary molding step, an elastic seal ring is molded on an inner side of the hood portion. Through holes are formed in the connector housing in the primary molding step which allow an elastic material to flow therethrough from a seal ring-forming portion on the inner side of the hood portion to an outer side of the hood portion, and which retain part of the seal ring formed at the seal ring-forming portion when the elastic material is cured. An air reservoir portion is formed in a secondary mold, which communicates with outer open ends of the through holes in the connector housing in the secondary molding step.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a waterproof connector housing, that enables the formation of a uniform packing ring which is an integral part of the housing by engaging a hollow body of a housing with a trapezoidal engaging portion provided on a male mold, holding the housing by contacting tightly an inner wall of the hollow body with the trapezoidal engaging portion to align the center of the male mold with that of the housing, and injecting a rubber material into a packing ring forming space uniformly defined by one of both of the male and female mold through a rubber supply paths of the housing. The housing having the hollow body with tapered shoulder, a male mold having the trapezoidal engaging portion and a female mold beveled or thinned at the open edge are employed for implementing the method.

Abstract: A connector for detecting an incomplete insertion of a terminal is provided, wherein the connector causes a detecting accuracy of the incomplete insertion of the terminal to be improved when each of a detection of incomplete insertion and a detection of continuity of the terminal is performed. A guide groove is formed, into which an incomplete insertion detecting finger of an inspecting pin is inserted. The guide groove is formed at a space into which a resilient supporting piece is capable of bending when confronted by a terminal receiving chamber of a connector housing. A pick-up surface is provided for guiding at an opening of the guide groove. A straight portion is formed along the guide groove so as to protrude from the straight portion, which is lengthened at the tip of the resilient supporting piece. The straight portion is located a small distance apart from the guide groove in a direction toward the direction opposite of which the resilient supporting piece is capable of bending into.