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US 2017/0365941 A1Published application
Novel connective device
OwnerClarence Alan Lieberinventor
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Abstract
An apparatus that is used to enclose and stack electrical components in varying configurations. The configurations are achieved by easily manipulating the way the apparatus is stacked. The stacking of apparatus' is achieved easily, and with little cost in manufacturing.
Claims6
A novel connective device for use in electronic circuits, the device comprising:
- (a) a container;
- (b) a plurality of connectors;
- (c) each of the plurality of connectors having a first portion;
- (d) each of the plurality of connectors having a second portion;
- (e) each of the plurality of connectors having a body portion;
- (f) the container enclosing the body portions;
- (g) the first portions extending beyond a boundary of the container;
- (h) the second portions extending beyond the boundary of the container;
- (i) electrical circuitry being connected to the body portions of at least two of the plurality of connectors.
6 more elements
A novel connective device for use in electronic circuits, the device comprising:
- (a) a container;
- (b) a plurality of connectors;
- (c) each of the plurality of connectors having a first portion;
- (d) each of the plurality of connectors having a second portion;
- (e) each of the plurality of connectors having a body portion;
- (f) the container enclosing the body portions;
- (g) the first portions extending beyond a boundary of the container;
- (h) the second portions extending beyond the boundary of the container;
- (i) electrical circuitry being connected to the body portions of at least two of the plurality of connectors;
- (j) the electrical circuitry being a capacitor;
- (k) the container being relatively round;
- (1) the plurality of connectors being relatively equidistant from one another and relatively perpendicular to one another;
- (m) the device is connectable to one or more other devices via their respective plurality of connectors.
10 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.