Terminal block and electronic appliance
AssigneeTDK Corporation
InventorsMasaki Kan, Han Wu
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Abstract
A terminal block includes: a nonconductive main body that is attached to a structure; a main terminal that is conductive, passes through the main body, and is disposed on the main body so that both ends of the main terminal project from the main body; a capacitor that is sealed inside the main body; a first connecting conductor that connects one lead terminal of the capacitor and the main terminal; and a second connecting conductor that connects another lead terminal of the capacitor and a conductor of the structure. The first connecting conductor is entirely sealed inside the main body in a state where one end is connected to the main terminal and another end is connected to the one lead terminal of the capacitor.
Claims14
A terminal block comprising:
- a nonconductive main body that is attached to a structure;
- a main terminal that is conductive, passes through the main body, and is disposed on the main body so that both ends of the main terminal project from the main body;
- a capacitor that is sealed inside the main body;
- a first connecting conductor that connects one lead terminal of the capacitor and the main terminal;
- and
- a second connecting conductor that connects another lead terminal of the capacitor and a conductor of the structure,
- wherein the first connecting conductor is entirely sealed inside the main body in a state where one end is connected to the main terminal and another end is connected to the one lead terminal of the capacitor, and
- wherein the one end of the first connecting conductor is formed in a ring shape and one end of the ring shape is press fitted to the main terminal to connect the first connecting conductor to the main terminal.
An electronic appliance comprising:
- a terminal block including:
- a nonconductive main body that is attached to a structure,
- a main terminal that is conductive, passes through the main body, and is disposed on the main body so that both ends of the main terminal project from the main body,
- a capacitor that is sealed inside the main body,
- a first connecting conductor that connects one lead terminal of the capacitor and the main terminal, and
- a second connecting conductor that connects another lead terminal of the capacitor and a conductor of the structure,
- wherein the first connecting conductor is entirely sealed inside the main body in a state where one end is connected to the main terminal and another end is connected to the one lead terminal of the capacitor;
- a case as the structure to which the terminal block is attached;
- and
- an electric circuit disposed inside the case,
- wherein one end of the main terminal is exposed to an internal space of the case and is connected via a third connecting conductor to the electric circuit.
An electronic appliance comprising:
- a terminal block including:
- a nonconductive main body that is attached to a structure,
- a main terminal that is conductive, passes through the main body, and is disposed on the main body so that both ends of the main terminal project from the main body,
- a capacitor that is sealed inside the main body,
- a first connecting conductor that connects one lead terminal of the capacitor and the main terminal, and
- a second connecting conductor that connects another lead terminal of the capacitor and a conductor of the structure,
- wherein the first connecting conductor is entirely sealed inside the main body in a state where one end is connected to the main terminal and another end is connected to the one lead terminal of the capacitor, and
- wherein a part of the second connecting conductor connected to the other lead terminal is sealed inside the main body;
- a case as the structure to which the terminal block is attached;
- and
- an electric circuit disposed inside the case,
- wherein one end of the main terminal is exposed to an internal space of the case and is connected via a third connecting conductor to the electric circuit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.