Lead wire connection for a temperature sensor
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorSotsuo Miyoshi
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AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorSotsuo Miyoshi
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A temperature sensor has a holder for housing a temperature sensing element therein, a terminal, and an electrical lead wire connecting the temperature sensing element and the terminal. The lead wire has a first end portion thereof electrically connected with the temperature sensing element and a second end portion thereof welded to the terminal. The lead wire is fastened in a variety of ways to the terminal to receive mechanical loads exerted by the lead wire. The terminal may be formed with a hole therein through which the lead wire is passed from one side of the terminal to the other. The lead may be soldered to the terminal at the hole. The terminal may also be formed with a cutout through which the lead wire is passed and is soldered at a portion closer to the temperature sensing element than the cutout. The terminal may be formed with two slits to define a strap between the two slits so that the lead wire is passed through the first slit from a first side of the terminal to a second side and then through the second slit from the second side to the first side. The lead is then soldered to the terminal at a portion of terminal closer to the temperature sensing element than the strap.
A temperature sensor, comprising:
A temperature sensor comprising:
An electrical connector, comprising:
An electrical connector comprising:
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