Connector with a function of getting rid of surges
OwnerChun Te Leeinventor
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Abstract
A connector with a function of getting rid of surge includes a connecting head made of metal, a clasp made of metal, placed in the connecting head and having a pinching portion made of two parallel elastic pieces, a base plate and an emitting pieces formed in the other end of the clasp, and an insulating housing. A gap is formed between the upper end of the emitting member and the inner surface of the connecting head so that a surge or a thunderbolt may flow through the gap to the connecting head and be led to the ground to disappear.
Claims5
A connector with a function of getting rid of surges comprising:
- a connecting head made of a metal and shaped as a hollow tube;
- an insulating housing contained in said connecting head;
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- a clasp contained in said insulating housing, the clasp being made of a metal conductive material, said clasp having a pinching portion consisting of two elastic pieces, said pinching portion connected with a base plate, said base plate having an emitting member, said emitting member having at least an emitting piece, and a gap formed between an upper end of said emitting piece and an inner surface of said connecting head, wherein said emitting portion has said emitting piece respectively extending from two opposite ends of said base plate and bending upward and vertical to said base plate.
A connector with a function of getting rid of surge comprising:
- a connecting head made of a metal and shaped as a hollow tube;
- an insulating housing contained in said connecting head;
- and
- a clasp contained in said insulating housing, the clasp being made of a metal conductive material, said clasp having a pinching portion consisting of two elastic pieces, said pinching portion connected with a base plate, said base plate having an emitting member, said emitting member having at least an emitting piece, and a gap formed between an upper end of said emitting piece and an inner surface of said connecting head, wherein a circuit board is further connected to said emitting member of said clasp, said circuit board has an electric circuit arranged thereon for getting rid of surges, and a through hole bored near an inner end portion, and said through hole is for said emitting pieces to extend upward through.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.