Ejector for printed circuit board plug-in unit
AssigneeZero Corporation
InventorsWilliam J. Miller, Steve A. Alaniz
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AssigneeZero Corporation
InventorsWilliam J. Miller, Steve A. Alaniz
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An ejector for a printed circuit board plug-in unit for use with printed circuit board cages having a fixed ejection surface. The ejector is constructed and defined to be pivotally mounted through an aperture provided for the panel member of the plug-in unit for pivotally engaging the fixed ejection surface of the cage system for extracting the electrical connector carried by the printed circuit board of the plug-in unit from the electrical connector of the cage system. The ejector has a handle portion with an extraction portion extending through the aperture of the panel along with a portion defining a bearing surface for engaging the fixed ejection surface. A bracket secured to the panel member also pivotally secures the ejector extraction portion to the printed circuit board.
A printed circuit board plug-in unit for a card cage having a pair of printed circuit board card guides arranged with an electrical connector spaced adjacent the end of the card guides and between the card guides to receive the plug-in unit at said electrical connector, comprising a printed circuit board plug-in unit comprising a printed circuit board;
An ejector comprising ejector handle means having an ejecting handle portion adapted for operating the ejector and an extraction portion, the extraction portion being constructcd and defined with a section thereof for permitting the pivotal movement of said ejector handle means and a section spaced from said extraction portion for proving an extraction bearing surface, and bracket means constructed and defined to be secured to a printed circuit board and to mount the extraction portion of the ejector handle means in a pivotable relationship with respect to the printed circuit board, the bracket means being adapted to secure a printed circuit board and said extraction portion thereto while permitting said pivotal movement of the ejector handle means.
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