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US 2011/0031006 A1Published application
Cable assembly with cable holder having anti-emi function
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsCHI-MING CHEN, JUN ZONG
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Abstract
A cable assembly (100) comprises a cable (13), a filter (11) made of magnetic material for anti-EMI and surrounding the cable (13), an insulative main body (12) enclosing the filter (11), at least a pair of flexible prongs (121) extending outwardly from the insulative main body (12); wherein the pair of the flexible prongs (121) with the insulative main body (12) together forming a clip (122,123) with a hole for receiving cables (131,133).
Claims20
A cable assembly, comprising:
- a cable;
- a filter made of magnetic material for anti-EMI and surrounding the cable;
- an insulative main body enclosing the filter;
- at least a pair of flexible prongs extending outwardly from the out surface of the insulative main body;
- wherein
- the pair of the flexible prongs cooperate with the insulative main body together to form a clip with a hole for receiving one or more cables.
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A cable assembly, comprising:
- a cable extending along a first direction;
- a cable holder including a filter enclosed in an insulative main body, the cable passing through the filter along the first direction, and bent toward the insulative main body to extend along a second direction opposite to the first direction;
- at least one clip formed on a lateral side of insulating main body to retain the cable.
A cable assembly comprising:
- a cable including a conductor held in an insulator;
- and
- a cable holder enclosing a filter which is made of magnetic material for anti-EMI (Electro-Magnetic interference) and through which said cable extends;
- wherein
- at least one clip is integrally formed on an exterior surface of the cable holder and is dimensioned to comply with a diameter of the cable for properly holding a portion of said cable in position when said cable is folded around the cable holder.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.