Built-in function type wiring apparatus
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorsMitsuji Kubota, Hiroshi Suzuki, Toru Takahashi
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Abstract
A wiring apparatus of a function embedded type comprises a circuit unit having a functional circuit and a signal circuit for inputting and outputting signals through external wire harnesses; a junction block including a bus bar circuit having a branch function; first and second connectors being respectively disposed in the circuit unit and the junction block, the signal circuit being connected onto the junction block side through the first and second connectors with respect to an external wire harness with no route of the bus bar circuit; and a third connector for an external wire harness of the signal circuit, disposed on the junction block side in proximity to the second connector.
Claims6
A built-in function type wiring apparatus comprising:
- a circuit unit including a control unit and first conductive path means having two ends, one end of the first conductive path means being connected to the control unit;
- a first connector means mounted on the circuit unit, connected with the other end of the first conductive path means;
- a junction block including a second connector means, second conductive path means having two ends, and a bus bar circuit means for branching signals passing through the second connector means;
- a third connector means mounted on the junction block, connected with one end of the second conductive path means, the first and third connector means being interconnectable to each other, the first and second conductive path means being interconnectable to each other through the first and third connector means;
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- a fourth connector means mounted on the junction block in a vicinity of the third connector means, connected with the other end of the second conductive path means such that signals passing through the fourth connector means can be routed to the control unit without passing through the bus bar circuit means for branching signals.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.