Contact for electrical connector
AssigneeFci
InventorsRoland Tristan De Blieck, Peter Poorter
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Abstract
The present invention relates to contact, including a mating end for mating to two or more contacts and a conductive section. The conductive section includes a crimping end which is adapted to receive an electrical conductor and for being crimped thereto and a shaft section which extends between the crimping end and the mating end and includes two legs.
Claims20
Electrical contact, comprising a mating end for mating to two or more contacts and a conductive section, the conductive section including:
- a crimping end which is adapted to receive an electrical conductor and for being crimped thereto and a shaft section, wherein the shaft section extends between the crimping end and the mating end and includes two legs.
Electrical contact, comprising a first member and a second member mounted to each other, such as by a soldered connection or ultra sonic welding, wherein the first member forms a front mating end of the contact and the second member forms a rear end of the contact, wherein the second member has a crimping end adapted to receive an electrical conductor and to be crimped onto the conductor.
Electrical contact, comprising a mating end for mating to two or more contacts, a crimping end which is adapted to receive an electrical conductor and for being crimped thereto and a shaft section, wherein the shaft section extends between the crimping end and the mating end and includes two legs, and wherein the contact is a single folded piece of material.
Electrical contact, comprising a first member and a second member mounted to each other, such as by a soldered connection or ultra sonic welding, wherein the first member forms a front mating end of the contact and the second member (forms a rear end of the contact, wherein the first member is a single folded piece of material adapted for mating to two or more contacts and wherein the second member has a crimping end and a shaft section, the crimping end being adapted to receive an electrical conductor and to be crimped onto the conductor, the shaft section extending between the crimping end and the mating end and including two legs.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.