Connector for electrical fuse ignition device
AssigneeFramatome Connectors International
InventorTakehiko Osuga
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AssigneeFramatome Connectors International
InventorTakehiko Osuga
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The present invention has the aim of resolving the problem that there is a possibility of mistakes in wiring of connectors (1) not being discovered normally. A connector (1) for an electrical fuse ignition device comprising a pair of connector conductors (50, 51)adapted to grip a pair of leads (10, 11); a ferrite member (40) having a pair of through holes for accommodating the vicinities of one end of the pair of connector conductors (50, 51); and a connector trunk portion (70) having a pair of axially aligned holes (71, 72) for accommodating the vicinities of the other end of the connector conductors (50, 51), the connector (1) being characterized in that the shapes of said pair of connector conductors (50, 51) are non-identical such that the distance between the leads gripped when the other ends of said connector conductors (50, 51) are inserted into the axially-aligned holes (71, 72) of the connector trunk portion (70) is different from the distance between said axially-aligned holes (70, 71); and the distance between the pair of through holes provided in said ferrite member (40) is roughly equal to the distance between the leads (10, 11) when the connector conductors (50, 51) are inserted into the axially-aligned holes (71, 72) of said connector trunk portion (70).
A connector for an electrical fuse ignition device comprising a pair of connector conductors adapted to grip a pair of leads;
A connector for an electrical fuse ignition device comprising a pair of connector conductors adapted to grip a pair of leads;
A connector for an electrical fuse ignition device comprising a pair of electrical contacts adapted to grip a pair of leads;
Igniter device plug connector of an angled type having a trunk portion provided with axially aligned holes receiving a mating side of two electrical contact elements, the plug connector further comprising a wire receiving section receiving a first connection end of said electrical contact elements, said first connection end of said contact elements being adapted to grip a wire, said trunk portion and said wire receiving section being angled relative to each other, said trunk portion comprising at least one projection located within said wire receiving section, said projection being shaped so as to guide and separate an intermediate section of said at least two electrical contact elements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.