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US 2019/0296490 A1Published application
Non-conductive member
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsRichard F Beaufort, Robin P Yergenson, David R Connolly
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Abstract
Examples disclosed herein relate to a non-conductive member including a surface defining a first hole to mate to a first pin of a terminal and a second hole to mate to a second pin of the terminal and a third pin of the terminal; and a protrusion extending from the surface.
Claims15
A non-conductive member, comprising:
- a surface defining a first hole to mate to a first pin of a first terminal and a second hole to mate to a second pin of the first terminal and a third pin of the first terminal;
- and
- a protrusion extending from the surface.
A non-conductive member, comprising:
- a surface to engage a first power pin of a first terminal via a first hole defined therein and to couple to a second power pin of the first terminal and a third power pin of the first terminal via a second hole defined therein;
- and
- a boss extending from the surface to engage a hole in a second terminal,
- wherein the boss is to block an electrical contact between the first terminal and a third terminal.
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An non-conductive element, comprising:
- a non-conductive surface defining a first hole and a second hole;
- and
- a lug extending from the surface, wherein the lug is to prevent an electrical contact between the first terminal and a second terminal;
- wherein a width of the non-conductive element is between 0.1 and 10 mm and the protrusion extends between 2 mm-5 mm from the surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.