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US 2022/0021146 A1Published application
F-type female port with snap-in feature
OwnerSøren Baldus-Kunze, Michael Ole Matzeninventors
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Abstract
An F-type female port includes a port outer body, having a first port end and a second port end; an interior cavity disposed between the first port end and the second port end; and at least one interior snap element positioned within the interior cavity. The at least one interior snap element includes at least one snap-in feature having spring-like characteristics that allow the at least one interior snap element to flexibly and retractably engage with a male connector element upon mating of the male connector element with the F-type female port.
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An F-type female port, comprising:
- a port outer body, having a first port end and a second port end;
- an interior cavity disposed between the first port end and the second port end;
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- at least one interior snap element positioned within the interior cavity, wherein the at least one interior snap element comprises at least one snap-in feature having spring-like characteristics that allow the at least one interior snap element to flexibly and retractably engage with a male connector element upon mating of the male connector element with the F-type female port.
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A connector element assembly, comprising:
- a male connector element;
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- an F-type female port mated with the male connector element, comprising:
- a port outer body, having a first port end and a second port end,
- an interior cavity disposed between the first port end and the second port, and
- at least one interior snap element positioned within the interior cavity, wherein the at least one interior snap element comprises at least one snap-in feature having spring-like characteristics that allow the at least one interior snap element to flexibly and retractably engage with a male connector element upon mating of the male connector element with the F-type female port.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.