Activator plug
OwnerBernhard Guglhorinventor
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Abstract
An activator lug for a power strip connector to printed wiring board circuits, particularly to data bus boards, having a plurality of sockets for receiving a contact strip containing a blade-contact connector contains at least two contact elements assigned to sockets, which form a shorting bridge between the sockets as long as the blade contact is plugged in, and the insertion of the blade-contact connector and therefore the spreading of the elements receiving the blade contacts lead to an interruption in the shorting bridge. The shorting bridge is produced by means of a direct contact between the sockets or via a contact insert admitted into the base body that bears the contact strip.
Claims2
An activator plug for a power strip connector of printed circuit board circuits of electrical components with a contact strip, the activator plug including a number of metallic sockets fastened on an insulating base body for resilient reception of contact blades of a blade-contact connector, characterized in that each of said sockets has at least two resilient contact elements with one of said contact elements of each socket engaging at least one of said contact elements of an adjacent socket to produce an electrically conductive connection between the metallic sockets, provided that the blade-contact connector is not plugged in, and do not produce an electrically conductive connection when the blade-contact connector is inserted and spreads apart said resilient contact elements, and further characterized in that each said metallic socket makes an electrical connection between the blade-contact connector and a connect pin of said printed circuit board when the blade contact connector is inserted, and each of said metallic sockets has a U-shaped profile in a longitudinal direction relative to the insulating base body and extends around said at least two resilient contact elements secured in said U-shaped profile for receiving said blade-contact connector, and said contact elements are formed by circuit lugs that protrude into the area between said sockets as an extension of one of said resilient contact elements and overlap each other and engage each other when the blade-contact connector is not plugged in and are spread apart by the insertion of the blade-contact connector.
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