Multiple use electric current connector assembly for vehicles
AssigneeGM Global Technology Operations LLC
InventorsMark D. KORICH, Young DOO, Mark L. SELOGIE
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Abstract
An electric current connector assembly for a vehicle includes a first connector and a second connector. The first connector comprises a first end portion of a first busbar and a first end portion of a second busbar. The second connector is electrically coupled to the first connector. The second connector comprises a second end portion of the first busbar and a second end portion of the second busbar.
Claims20
An electric current connector assembly for a vehicle, the electric current connector assembly comprising:
- a first connector comprising a first end portion of a first busbar and a first end portion of a second busbar;
- and
- a second connector electrically coupled to the first connector, the second connector comprising a second end portion of the first busbar and a second end portion of the second busbar.
An electric current connector assembly for a vehicle, the electric current connector assembly comprising:
- a first busbar at least partially forming a first connector and a second connector and extending therebetween;
- and
- a second busbar also at least partially forming the first and second connectors and extending therebetween.
An electric current connector assembly for a vehicle, the electric current connector assembly comprising:
- a first connector comprising a first end portion of a battery positive busbar and a first end portion of a battery negative busbar;
- a second connector electrically coupled to the first connector, the second connector comprising a second end portion of the battery positive busbar and a second end portion of the battery negative busbar;
- a first insulator disposed between the first and second end portions of the battery positive busbar;
- and
- a second insulator disposed between the first and second end portions of the battery negative busbar,
- wherein the first connector and the second connector are each operable as an electric current input or as an electric current output.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.