Rotational strain relief with inline plug
AssigneeRecognition Equipment Incorporated
InventorsJoe B. Carnahan, Robert B. Koenig
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Abstract
Disclosed is a tubular structure for rotationally interconnecting two bodies both mechanically and electrically. The tubular member is firmly attached to one member and extends through the other member. Electrical wires extend through the tubular member and out each end and through a central opening in the tube.
Claims7
An interconnect device for mechanically and electrically joining two bodies in a rotational relationship, comprising a tubular member secured to one of said bodies and extending through the other of said bodies, a bias member cooperating with said tubular member to hold said bodies in an abutting relationship and electrical wires extend through said tubular member into each of said bodies in a manner to permit rotation of one of said bodies in relation to the other.
A device for electrically and mechanically interconnecting two bodies comprising a tubular member, a bias member and a plurality of electric conductors, said tubular member rigidly fixed to one of said bodies and extending through the other of said bodies, said bias member positioned around said tubular member and holding said bodies in an abutting relation to one another, and said electric conductors extending from two ends of said tubular member and from a central portion of said tubular member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.