Abstract: A rotor includes a shaft having knurled portions and a rotor core having a fitting-recess that is fitted and fixed to the knurled portions. The shaft has a small diameter portion on one end of the knurled portions and a flange portion on another end. The rotor core has a small diameter hole on one end of the fitting-recess. When the fitting-recess is fitted into the knurled portions, an end face in the other end of the rotor core abuts the flange portion, while a stepped surface between the fitting-recess and the small diameter hole contacts with an end face in the one end of the knurled portions. Thus, a filler is sealed in gaps formed between the knurled portions and an internal wall of the fitting-recess.

Abstract: Packaging assembly method and systems include the use of a plastic substrate and one or more compliant fasteners, which can be connected to the plastic substrate, such that the compliant fastener provides an electrical connection to one or more electrical components. A plastic leadframe can therefore be formed, which is based upon the plastic substrate and the compliant fastener for attachment to other electrical components. The plastic substrate itself can function as a plastic trace or plastic substrate trace, and can be formed from plastic material such as thermoplastic or a thermoset material. The compliant fastener itself can be pushed into the plastic substrate at a connection point thereof for attachment of the compliant fastener to the plastic substrate. The connection point can be formed in the plastic substrate as one or more round holes, slots, rectangular holes or complex shapes. An interface is therefore for med between the plastic trace and the compliant fastener.

Abstract: An electrical signal taking-out device is disclosed which is less subject to external electromagnetic waves and which is capable of obtaining a proper wave form and a properly measured value. The device includes a pair of metal wires, a metal retaining member for holding the metal wires to permit grip portions of the metal wires disposed at distal ends thereof to be opened and closed, and an actuating mechanism for actuating the metal wires to open and close the grip portions of the metal wires, whereby electrical signals taken out by the metal wires are adapted to be inputted to measuring equipment through the retaining member.

Abstract: A suspension insulator having a shed including an upper surface and an under surface has a pin fitting arranged at its center portion and projected from the under surface and a plurality of circular ribs arranged around the pin fitting in a concentric manner. In a first aspect of the invention, a resistance zone having a surface resistance (1 cm×1 cm) of not greater than 4 M&OHgr; and arranged on the under surface at an inner portion continuing from the pin fitting and a conductive zone arranged on the under surface at an outer peripheral portion of the resistance zone. In a second aspect of the invention, a resistance zone arranged on the under surface at an inner portion continuing from the pin fitting and existing between the pin fitting and an inner root portion of the rib.

Abstract: The invention relates to an insulator for an electrical conductor provided with an outer shield, especially a so-called coaxial cable or shielded twin cable, in order to achieve an insulation at the shield that insulates against DC and low frequency AC signals transforming through the conductor and that includes a first and a second element (3,4) formed from electrically conducting material that by means of a dielectric (5) are electrically insulated and delineated from one another. and that are intended to be connected between an interruption at the shield or between the shield and an external earth connection.

Abstract: A suspension insulator having a shed including an upper surface and an under surface has a pin fitting arranged at its center portion and projected from the under surface and a plurality of circular ribs arranged around the pin fitting in a concentric manner. In a first aspect of the invention, a resistance zone having a surface resistance (1 cm×1 cm) of not greater than 4 M&OHgr; and arranged on the under surface at an inner portion continuing from the pin fitting and a conductive zone arranged on the under surface at an outer peripheral portion of the resistance zone. In a second aspect of the invention, a resistance zone arranged on the under surface at an inner portion continuing from the pin fitting and existing between the pin fitting and an inner root portion of the rib.

Abstract: A clip structure for extracting electric signals for measurement, which is improved in accuracy and reliability, and which can be handled easily. In the clip structure, an operating member is rotatably supported in a hollow base member with one end projecting from the base member, and urged in a specified direction. A cylindrical member is provided at the front end of the base member. Elastic wires are stored in the cylindrical member and grip portions are formed in the front portions of the elastic wires, while the rear portions are fixed to a lower portion of the operating member. The grip portions are configured to project from the front end of the cylindrical member when pushed in a direction opposite to an urging force and rotated. A contact pin member is disposed at a lower portion of the base member. One end of the contact pin member is engaged with the rear end of the cylindrical member while the other end is projected from the base member.

Abstract: A hollow insulator for electric transmission and/or distribution lines including an insulating hollow tube made of composite material which is coupled, at least at an end portion thereof, to a metal flange which has a portion adapted to be inserted into the hollow tube. The coupling between the metal flange and the insulating tube is provided by means of a plurality of connection elements adapted to transfer to the flange flexural stresses due to flexural moments applied to the tube. The connection elements work substantially under shearing stress.

Abstract: An arrangement for sealed contact devices and a method of producing the arrangement by laminating a centring device (6) to a barrier layer (4) and conductor pins (1) centred and guided therein with an adhesive plastic material (8), and by forming a combined lid and contact device which is electrically screening and impervious to moisture.

Abstract: An insulator for use in a suspension-type line arrester that supports a transmission line is disclosed. Such line arresters have a plurality of insulators connected in a string. The insulators have linking members configured to prevent relative rotation between adjacent insulators in the line arrester's insulator string.

Abstract: A rigid electrical insulator of the type having a base or a pin at its bottom and having at least one groove (18 or 19) for receiving an electrical cable at its top, the insulator being characterized by the fact that it includes at least one central rod (1) fixed at its bottom end to the base (5) or to the pin and at its top end to a rigid head (7) provided with at least one channel (8 or 9), the outside faces of the rod and of the rigid head (7) being covered in waterproof manner by a covering (10), with the head covering being of a flexible elastomer and the rod covering being selected from elastomers, resins, and varnishes, the groove (18 or 19) being defined by the channel (8 or 9) covered by its covering.

Abstract: This disclosure is directed to an insulator for clamping and holding an electrical conductor above the ground for aerial power distribution and transmission. The insulator includes a body member, first jaw means integral with one end of the body member, slide means, second and third jaw means integral with the slide means and means for mounting the slide means in the end of the body member for longitudinal movement substantially normal to the first jaw means. It also includes bolt means for causing movement of the third jaw means towards a concave neck portion of the body member for gripping a conductor between the third jaw means and the body member.This disclosure is also directed to a method of stringing an electrical conductor on a plurality of insulators which are supported above the ground on a series of poles.