Metal leaf spring protection structure of electrical connection terminal
AssigneesSwitchlab Inc., Switchlab (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
InventorsChih-Yuan Wu, Chang Han Lee
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AssigneesSwitchlab Inc., Switchlab (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
InventorsChih-Yuan Wu, Chang Han Lee
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A metal leaf spring protection structure of electrical connection terminal includes a main body having a base section defined with a first end and a second end. The first end is connected with a first section and a locating section. The second end is connected with a bight section and a second section. The locating section has a head section and a tail section. The tail section extends to a position of the bight section to form a hook-like structure for providing an elastic action force and a support system. The locating section is positioned in the reciprocally moving path of the second section to set up a moving end point of the second section to improve the shortcomings of the conventional metal leaf spring that when plugging in the conductive wire, the metal leaf spring is over-bent to affect the pressing and securing effect.
A metal leaf spring protection structure of electrical connection terminal, comprising a main body, the main body having a base section defined with a first end and a second end, the first end being connected with a first section and a locating section, the second end being connected with a bight section and a reciprocally movable second section, a bent section being formed between the first end of the base section and the first section, the bent section containing an angle, the angle contained by the bent section being selected from a group consisting of an acute angle, a right angle and an obtuse angle, the first section being bent toward the second end of the base section and extending to connect with the locating section, whereby a subsidiary bent section is formed between the first section and the locating section, the subsidiary bent section containing an angle, the angle contained by the subsidiary bent section being selected from a group consisting of an acute angle, a right angle and an obtuse angle, the locating section having a head section and a tail section connected with the head section, the tail section extending to a position of the bight section to form a hook-like structure and a rear end section, the bight section between the second section and the second end of the base section containing an angle, whereby the second section obliquely extends in a direction toward the first end of the base section, the locating section being positioned in a reciprocal movement path of the second section to define a movement end point of the second section.
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