Abstract: The invention is an organizing device that provides a structural frame adapted to receive and house a plurality of medical tubings (e.g., IV tubing). The device includes a central channel that extends from the rear face into an interior of the device. The device also includes a pair of side faces that include a plurality of tubing channels that extend from the first side face through the interior of the device to the second side face. Each tubing channel is in fluid communication and connects with the central channel. The device also includes a plurality of unique indicators, each corresponding to a particular tubing channel for ease of identification.

Abstract: A cable clip assembly for a computing device includes a primary clip with a primary surface between first and second primary ends. The first side extends in a first transverse direction from the first primary end, and the second side extends in the first transverse direction from the second primary end. Cable-receiving holes are arranged longitudinally between the first and second sides. A secondary clip has a secondary surface and is attached to the primary clip via the first and second sides. The secondary clip is movable relative to the primary clip between a cable installation position and a secured cable position, and is removably attached at one or more of the first and second sides. A compressible interface is attached to the primary surface, includes a flexible material that compresses when subjected to an installation force, and creates an airflow barrier in an installed position within the computing device.

Abstract: Cable channel apparatus are provided that may be employed for routing system cables through open spaces defined within chassis walls, barriers or other fixed surfaces that separate different compartments or areas of an information handling system chassis. The cable channel apparatus may form a seal around the inserted system cables that prevents recirculation of cooling air through the open spaces between the different compartments. In one example, the cable channel apparatus may be employed to form such a seal around system cables that are routed through an open space to pass though or around a fan gantry that is mounted within a chassis of an information handling system chassis.

Abstract: This disclosure provides systems, methods, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-readable media, for implementing a power harvesting protocol at a network entity and a channel engineering device (CED) of a wireless communication network. In some aspects, the network entity and the CED may implement a power harvesting protocol that includes power harvesting capabilities and configuration signaling to support power harvesting at the CED. The CED may provide a power harvesting capabilities message to the network entity that includes a parameter that indicates capabilities for power harvesting at the CED. The network entity may respond with a power harvesting configuration message to configure the CED for power harvesting. After configuration of the CED, the network entity may transmit dedicated and non-dedicated (or opportunistic) power harvesting signals to the CED for use by the CED for power harvesting.

Abstract: A gas line support device configured to support a gas line in a domestic home appliance includes: a base, the base having a plurality of contact portions that are configured to rest on a surface in a chassis of the domestic home appliance; a central portion having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the central portion being attached to the base at the first end of the central portion; a gas line cradle attached to the second end of the central portion, the gas line cradle being configured to support a gas line in the domestic home appliance; a passage in the base, the passage being formed between two of the contact portions of the base and being configured to receive an electrical wire such that the electrical wire passes through the passage and below the gas line cradle; and an attachment portion extending from one of the contact portions of the base, the attachment portion being configured to attach the gas line support device to the surface.

Abstract: Wiring member support device supports a movable section of a wiring member provided across two link members supported to be rotatable about a predetermined axis, the movable section capable of moving in accordance with relative rotation of the link members, the wiring member support device including, two or more support pieces provided with at least one guide hole through which an intermediate position of the movable section of the wiring member in the longitudinal direction passes and which has an inner diameter slightly greater than an outer diameter of the wiring member, the two or more support pieces connected to be detachable from each other at the position of the guide hole in a radial direction of the guide hole. The wiring member support device is fixed to the link member at a position between a fixed position of the wiring member to the link member and the predetermined axis.

Abstract: A pipe retainer assembly according to an exemplary aspect of the present disclosure includes, among other things, a mount including one of a slot and a projection, and a pipe retainer including a latch and the other of a slot and a projection. The slot is received in the projection and the latch is engaged with the mount. The assembly further includes a fluid conduit held in place by the mount and the pipe retainer. A method is also disclosed.

Abstract: A fishing rig may include a first fastener mechanism configured to attach to a fishing line. A second fastener mechanism may be configured to attach to at least one a balloon and a bobber. A button may cooperate with the first or second fastener mechanism to release and lock the fishing line or balloon.

Abstract: A fixing device includes a fixing member and two fixing belts. The fixing member includes a plate, two fixing portions extending from opposite sides of the plate, and a locking portion located between the two fixing portions. The locking portion includes a locking belt extending from the plate and a connecting portion extending from the plate. The locking belt is locked to the connecting portion to form a locking loop. The two fixing belts are fixed to the two fixing portions.

Abstract: A positioning system is attached to radiation collection device such as a solar oven. The positioning system is attached to an outside of a building structure, allowing the collection device to be positioned in a plurality of locations. At least one of the plurality of locations is away from the building structure to allow the radiation collection device to collect solar radiation.

Abstract: A touch cover including a substrate, a sensing circuit and a grounding circuit is provided. The substrate has an inner plane and an inner side surface extending from the inner plane. The inner plane and the inner side surface are not coplanar. The sensing circuit is disposed on the inner plane. At least a portion of the grounding circuit is disposed on the inner side surface. An electronic apparatus with the touch cover and a fabricating method of the touch cover are also provided.

Abstract: An embedded structure of circuit board is provided. The embedded structure includes a substrate, a first patterned conductive layer disposed on the substrate and selectively exposing the substrate, a first dielectric layer covering the first patterned conductive layer and the substrate, a pad opening disposed in the first dielectric layer, and a via disposed in the pad opening and exposing the first patterned conductive layer, wherein the outer surface of the first dielectric layer has a substantially even surface.

Abstract: The present invention provides a multilayer wiring substrate comprising: a plurality of wiring substrate laminated each other; and a cavity portion. In the multilayer wiring substrate, a wiring substrate 1 being arranged along the bottom face of the cavity portion and a wiring substrate 2 being arranged at an upper layer side of the wiring substrate 1, the wiring substrate 1 and/or the wiring substrate 2 respectively comprising an insulating base material having a predetermined properties, the wiring substrate 2 being provided with a cavity hole. Thus, it is possible to provide a multilayer wiring substrate having a cavity portion and even a function of reflector.

Abstract: An improved pole mount cable restraint insulator is described featuring a pin and bolt locking mechanism that may be used to secure a medium voltage 5 kV to 35 kV electrical cable to the insulator and riser pole. The cable restraint insulator includes a seat to secure the cable. A further improvement over existing cable restraints is the polymer insulating materials used in the construction. Such materials are lighter in weight, electrically track resistant, lower in cost and non-breakable. The cable restraint insulator may be constructed by injection molding and/or casting with variety of electrically insulating polymers.

Abstract: An improved pole mount cable restraint insulator is described featuring a pin and bolt locking mechanism that may be used to secure a medium voltage 5 kV to 35 kV electrical cable to the insulator and riser pole. The cable restraint insulator includes a seat to secure the cable. A further improvement over existing cable restraints is the polymer insulating materials used in the construction. Such materials are lighter in weight, electrically track resistant, lower in cost and non-breakable. The cable restraint insulator may be constructed by injection molding and/or casting with variety of electrically insulating polymers.

Abstract: An expanding compound is used to seal conduit fittings. The compound is injected into the fitting, and expands to separate conductors within the fitting. In one embodiment, the compound expands to four times its size, and hardens within approximately one hour. In a further embodiment, the compound is a two-part product that is mixed in a self contained applicator and injected into the fitting.

Abstract: A one-piece retainer has a base with an integral band clip and a fastener for securing an electrical cable or wire harness to a vehicle component, as well as a pair of arms for supporting another cable or a hose on the component. The base has a cradle extending along a length of the base. The arms extend from each end of the base outward from the cradle. The arms have curved sections creating interior spaces aligned with and spaced away from the cradle. Ledges extend from the base opposite each arm, forming an opening to each interior space between the ledge and a tapered edge of the curved section of the arm. The openings face in opposite directions. A cable or hose is twisted or turned relative to the base such that part of the cable or hose can be rested on the ledges in alignment with each opening. Then the cable or hose is twisted or turned back and inserted or snapped into the interior of each arm to seat along the cradle. The arms resiliently clasp the cable or hose in the cradle.

Abstract: A press-fit sealed electronic component includes an electronic component, a plug to be equipped with the electronic component, and a tube to be sealed by press-fitting the plug, wherein the plug is brought into close contact with the tube through a tin-free alloy layer. A method for producing a press-fit sealed electronic component includes the steps of forming the plug and the tube with a nickel silver material, forming a tin-copper layer by plating on each surface of the plug and the tube, forming a copper-zinc alloy layer at the interface between the nickel silver material and the tin-copper layer by heat treatment, removing the tin-copper layer remaining on the copper-zinc alloy layer to expose the copper-zinc alloy layer, and bringing the plug into close contact with the tube through the exposed copper-zinc alloy layer to seal the tube by press-fit.

Abstract: A cable fastener for stacking cables has a base that is positioned against the stud on a lower surface of the base, a spine that extends from the upper surface of the base and arms that extend perpendicularly from the spine and define slots between them. The slots have open ends that are closed by a separate L-shaped leg that is hinged to the base adjacent to the end of the lower-most slot so it can be pivoted to a position generally perpendicular to the base and adjacent to the ends of the slots so as to close the slots. The end of the leg distal from the base has a locking member for engaging the uppermost arm or another component of the fastener to lock the leg so as to block the open ends of the slots. The leg is hinged to the base by a living hinge that can be formed in the plastic molding process. On the side of the spine opposite from the arms, a nail guide member extends for nailing the fastener to the stud.

Abstract: An electrical conductor support insulator for passing through and supporting a main circuit conductor within a hole of the conductor support insulator. When the main circuit conductor is an electrical insulating material, all portions except for the conductor connection portion are insulated, so that no bare live portion is present and space insulation distance is made short.

Abstract: A wire distribution member 40 consists of a plurality of electrical conductors 41 and wrapping members 42. The electrical conductors 41 comprise wires having a degree of rigidity whereby they maintain their own shape independently, and are bent along a prescribed wire distribution path which passes along electrical components including terminal fittings 24 and 26, switches 30 and 31, bulbs 50, and a connector member 16, etc. The wrapping members 42 are sheet-like and leave portions which join with the electrical components uncovered. These wrapping members 42 are joined together so as to maintain the electrical conductors 41 along the prescribed wire distribution path. As a result, each electrical conductor 41 does not need to be attached to the body 11 separately.

Abstract: A grommet (150) is securable to and along an edge (46) of a wall (36) of an enclosure (10) to provide sealing about lengths of cable extending through recesses (48) along the edge (46). Grommet (150) includes a cable-receiving section (152) having a diaphragm (168) traversing each of the recesses and includes a virtual slit (156) extending from a thick top edge portion (154) and through the diaphragm to the thick bottom edge portion (158). A cable (22) is insertable into the virtual slit (156) until seated in and through the diaphragm; stiff opposed portions (176) of the top edge (154) of the grommet close after being deflected temporarily as the cable is urged therepast; thin resilient opposed strips (170) of the diaphragm (168) similarly close upon said cable being urged therepast, while strips (170) adjacent the cable remain deflected by and biased against the cable. Upstanding wall sections (50,52) of the enclosure wall (36) are received through apertures (164) through the grommet and latch therewith.

Abstract: There is disclosed a one-piece ceramic terminal suitable for use for mounting an electrical conductor in insulated relation to a supporting wall of a heating assembly. The ceramic insulator has a central block adapted to pass through a central portion of an aperture in the supporting wall. This aperture has two radially extending slots extending outwardly of the central portion. The ceramic terminal includes a first pair of diametrically opposed radially extending wings which are sized to pass through the radially extending slots in the aperture. The ceramic insulator has a second pair of diametrically opposed radially extending wings which are sized larger than the slots in the aperture so as to engage one surface of the supporting wall. Once the first set of wings pass through the aperture and corresponding slots, the ceramic insulator is rotated such that the second set of wings engage the other surface of the supporting wall so as to mount the insulator relative to the supporting wall.

Abstract: A cable head, in which ends of cable cores, made of a plurality of individual stranded conductors, are inserted into the bore holes of a cable lug. The cable cores are fixed in position in the bore holes by radial pressing and deformation of the bore holes. The bore holes are located on divided circles which are concentric relative to each other, the bore holes on the inner divided circle being staggered with respect to the bore holes on the outer divided circle. Cooling-water grooves between the bore holes located on the outer divided circle extend, with a depth, into the proximity of the bore holes arranged on the inner divided circle. They are connected to a central cooling-water channel in the cable head.

Abstract: An induction heating device having a pair of inductors in a sub-assembly connected by fluid conduits to a cooling apparatus and by electrical conductors to an inverter and impedance adjusting circuit has a quick disconnect terminal assembly arranged closely adjacent to the inductors. This permits the inductor sub-assembly to be quickly and easily disconnected from the conduits and conductors so that the inductor sub-assembly may be moved to a new location easily and quickly. A plurality of inductor subassemblies may be used with a single terminal assembly to provide an accelerated method of heating a series of items by successively moving the terminal assembly to a next inductor sub-assembly to begin heating and to then move the non-disconnected inductor assembly to a new location while the next inductor sub-assembly is operating.

Abstract: A device for securing multiple cables including a first comb member which has teeth and spaces. The spaces locate different multiple cables. A closure member can also be a comb with teeth and spaces. The two comb members are hinged on one side to open and close, so that the relative spaces are in alignment when closed. There is a securing member for securing the two combs together. Cables can remain in their relative spaces when the combs are opened or closed.

Abstract: A load insulator 2, for interposition into a loaded line, comprises a plurality of mechanical links 4 connected together to form a chain, and an electrical insulator 8 arranged between a pair of adjacent interlocked links 10,12 in the form of an insert of insulative material to electrically isolate the links 10,12 of the pair from each other. A load sensing device may be provided for sensing the strain on the mechanical link. A measuring device 24 for measuring the resistance of the insulator 8 is provided to check the electrical condition of the load insulator, whilst a recording and indicating device allows for recording of electrical strikes and provide a lifetime expiry indicator.

Abstract: A flexible jumper is made by arranging a series of stranded conductors around a hollow core, placing a sleeve over the ends of the arranged conductors and then crimping the sleeve and conductors to provide a more dense conductor annulus between the sleeve and core. The solidified and concentric circularized conductor ends are soldered into a socket of respective terminations without the solder wicking up the conductors. A hose is sealed to each termination and water is circulated through the jumper. The jumper is more efficient, easier to make, and has a longer service life.

Abstract: An alternate polarity water cooled kickless cable utilizes semi-circular half terminal end members which have diameters abutting an insulator separator. The inner end of each terminal is provided with blind slots offset from each other along the abutting diameters. The slots are arranged for individual conductor strand fittings which are closely fitted and soldered in the appropriate slot. The slot arrangement is such that the good electrical contact is obtained on at least three sides and when the end members are secured together, the individual conductor strand terminations are captured within the slots so they cannot move transversely of the axis of the cable. A soft yieldable star or spur separator is employed between the terminations which has an enlarged center hole and a significant radius between each leg avoiding a sharp V-notch which would tend to pinch each conductor strand when the cable twists.

Abstract: A flexible laminated jumper is formed from a stack of half hard tempered copper sheets. Contact plates are clamped to opposite sides of one end of the stack, such plates being provided with short stress relief sections away from the end of the stack. The clamped end is positioned properly in a press welder so that the fiat portion of the contact plates are gripped by graphite electrodes of a press welder. The gripped end of the stack is then press welded while the balance of the stack is cooled so that the heat from the press welding does not affect the temper of the sheets of the stack. This is preferably done by immersion in chilled water with the water level being in close proximity to the electrode. After the press welding, the entire stack is cooled and the still tempered stack is formed to the desired configuration.

Abstract: An alternate polarity water cooled kickless cable utilizes semi-circular half terminal end members which have diameters abutting an insulator separator. The inner end of each terminal is provided with blind slots offset from each other along the abutting diameters. The slots are arranged for individual conductor strand fittings which are closely fitted and soldered in the appropriate slot. The slot arrangement is such that the good electrical contact is obtained on at least three sides and when the end members are secured together, the individual conductor strand terminations arc captured within the slots so they cannot move transversely of the axis of the cable. A soft yieldable star or spur separator is employed between the terminations which has an enlarged center hole and a significant radius between each leg avoiding a sharp V-notch which would tend to pinch each conductor strand when the cable twists.

Abstract: A system is provided for cooling a flexible high energy coaxial cable wherein cooling fluid is circulated along the cable and through a heat exchanger to dissipate the cable heat generated by the high energy transferred by the cable. The cable has inner and outer concentric conductors separated by an inner dielectric layer and surrounded by an outer dielectric layer. Channels in the two dielectric layers provide for the fluid flow along the cable which carries away the heat.

Abstract: At least two portions of a cableway are joined in end to end relationship by engaging first and second fish plates along the inner surfaces at the joint of the cableway portions. The fish plates abut corresponding arms of each cableway portion and are retained by engagement with a step formed in a web which extends between the arms of each cableway portion and with a rib which depends from a flange associated with each portion of the cableway. A cover and stirrup clips to lock the cover to the cableway portions are also disclosed.

Abstract: A plurality of individual electrical conductors are held together in a bundle to form a power supply cable, for example, for installation in an aircraft. For this purpose a conductor securing device has a disk divided into two half disk sections interconnected by a snap-on connection. Each half disk section has outer elements for holding individual conductors and a bow-shaped shell located centrally inwardly so that two shells of two interconnected half disk sections hold at least one further electrical conductor between the shells. Each shell extends with a shell extension laterally and axially out of its half disk section and the shell extension has as a shoulder for axially retaining a strapping belt.

Abstract: A fluid cooled conductor including a wire rope or braid having ferrules forged on both ends thereof, said ferrules having a channel formed in the periphery thereof to provide a channel for fluid passage between the wire rope or braid and a terminal crimped to the ferrule. The terminal has a fluid passage communicating with the passage in the ferrule. A rubber hose is clamped between terminals in a water tight fashion, thereby providing a continuous fluid passage beginning with the fluid passage in the terminal, continuing about the periphery of the wire rope or braid, and terminating in the fluid passage on a terminal connected to the other end of the wire rope or braid. A method of making the fluid cooled connector is disclosed which includes placing the ferrule about one or both ends of a wire rope or braid, squeezing the ferrule with sufficient pressure to forge it onto the wire rope or braid, and pressing a fluid carrying channel in the ferrule after it is forged onto the end of the cable.

Abstract: A forming electrode unit for forming the conductors of the electric wire into the terminal includes a female pressing electrode having an electric wire housing groove, and a male pressing electrode having an electric wire pressing portion which is fitted in the groove in such a manner that a clearance is defined between the pressing portion and the female pressing electrode. To form the conductors together into the terminal, the conductors are set in the groove, and thereafter pressed by the pressing portion as an electrical current is caused to flow through the electrodes and the conductors to heat the conductors. The electric wire is thus integrally provided with the solidly formed terminal.

Abstract: A flexible induction heating coil comprising an elongated flexible core having proximal and distal ends. The core includes a plurality of core segments flexibly interconnected to make the core more flexible than the individual core segments. An elongated flexible inductor extends along the core.

Abstract: A welding cable has connectors at each end, and a plurality of electrical conductors extending through the cable from one connector to the other. An insulating element includes a tubular outer wall, and a plurality of wall portions extending radially in respective directions from the central portion to the outer wall, each conductor being disposed in a passageway defined by a respective pair of adjacent radial wall portions and a portion of the outer wall. The connectors at the ends of the cable facilitate a flow of cooling water through the passageways in the insulating element. The insulating element extends through a pair of axially spaced, tubular cover portions, each of which has one end clamped to a respective connector.

Abstract: A device for splicing together two lengths of fluid-cooled, electric cable of the type comprising an electrical conductor surrounding by a flexible conduit through which a cooling fluid, e.g., water, can flow for the purpose of conducting thermal energy away from the cable while the cable conducts high current. The splicing device comprises an electrically-conductive tubular member having a pair of spaced holes in the tube wall. The tubular member is adapted to be crimped at both ends upon the respective ends of the conductor portion of two lengths of such cable, and the outside diameter of such member is substantially equal to the inside diameter of the flexible conduit portion of the cable so that the respective ends of the conduit portion of such two lengths of cable can snugly slide over the tubular member from opposite ends. The holes are located in the tubular member to allow fluid to flow substantially uninterrupted from one cable length, through the tubular member, to the other cable length.

Abstract: A connector assembly for transferring high-frequency current into or from a Litz-wire electrical cable having multiple conductor strands includes a transition connector component, a terminal connector component, and a coupling collar. The transition component has an annular groove which receives the splayed ends of the multiple conductor strands and makes electrical connection therewith by soldering of the conductor strand ends to the transition component at the groove. The transition component also has a central opening through it for providing flow communication with the internal coolant flow channel of the electrical cable. The terminal connector component has an orifice through it for establishing flow communication between the transition component opening and an external source of coolant. The terminal component also has a tab projecting from it for making an external electrical connection. The transition and terminal components are electrically connected together by fasteners.

Abstract: A welding cable having an elongate insulating separator formed by six walls which project radially outwardly in circumferentially spaced relation to define six spaces which extend around the separator and open radially outwardly. A plurality of positive and negative conductors are alternately arranged within the circumferentially adjacent spaces. The separator, at least in the vicinity of an end thereof, is axially diametrically split into two axially extending separator parts, each including a pair of outer spaces disposed on opposite sides of an intermediate space. A positive and a negative conductor respectively extend along the intermediate space of the first and second separator parts. A pair of negative conductors, which normally extend along the outer spaces of the first separator part, are extracted radially outwardly and are inserted into the outer spaces of the second separator part.

Abstract: A welding cable comprises an insulating separator, and twisted positive and negative conductors alternately arranged between radial dividing walls defined by the insulating separator. Either the twisted positive or negative conductors are covered by insulating covers near the end of the separator and are extracted from the separator forming a first group of conductors which is pressedly fitted to one terminal contact end. The remaining group of conductors, along with the separator, are pressedly fixed to the other terminal contact end.

Abstract: An electrical cable includes an elongated conduit with a plurality of electrical conductors therein. Each of the conductors is provided with a perforated polyurethane sheath thus providing electrical insulation among the electrical conductors. The conduit is also formed of polyurethane and is a double walled conduit. The exterior surface of the conduit is provided with longitudinal grooves or channels and the interior wall of the conduit is provided with longitudinal grooves or channels. These channels facilitate flexing of the cable. Coolant may be provided interiorly of the group of conductors and between the conductors and the inner wall of the conduit. The perforations in the polyurethane sheaths facilitate cooling. A metal collar is crimped at the end of the cable to prevent leakage of the coolant fluid and for attaching the conduit to a terminal connector. The cable is particularly useful in conjunction with a welding device.

Abstract: A three-part raceway clamp which includes a U-shaped element with a vertical saw-tooth leg at each end of the base for mounting the second section which contains the configured sections to support and separate the tubes or wires, and further including a third section having a cushion for application of pressure to the articles to be clamped.

Abstract: The support rail is intended to allow access both to the back and to the front of through-connecting connection blocks mounted on the support rail to form a connecting strip. The support rail is constituted by two bars held parallel to each other by two spacers which are spaced apart from each other and each of which comprises a parallelepipedical insulating block which has an upper surface, a lower surface, two longitudinal walls and two side surfaces, said block having a transverse channel which is parallel to each of said longitudinal walls, and which has a cross-section which corresponds to that of the bars and which has one of the bars passing through it, said channel having, on the side of the longitudinal wall a longitudinal slot which is open to said longitudinal wall and on the other side a longitudinal slot through which a tightening screw passes which is disposed through the block between its upper surface and its lower surface.