Connecting hub assembly having universal joint
OwnerYea Yen Huanginventor
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Abstract
A connector hub assembly having universal joint comprises a housing including at least a first connector having its mating portion accessible from a surface of the housing. A joint device is universally attached to the housing such that the housing is moveable along a first plane. A second connector is attached to the joint device. The joint device includes a socket defined in a recessed portion of the housing and a ball joint swivelably received in the socket. Wherein the joint device further includes a pin shaft located on an end of supporting arm of the ball joint, wherein the second connector is pivotally mounted on the pin shaft.
Claims13
A connector hub assembly having universal joint, comprising:
- a housing including at least a first connector having its mating portion accessible from a surface of the housing;
- a joint device universally attached to the housing such that the housing is moveable along a first plane;
- and
- a second connector attached to the joint device, wherein the joint device includes a socket defined in a recessed portion of the housing and a ball joint swivelably received in the socket,
- wherein the joint device further includes a pin shaft located on an end of supporting arm of the ball joint, wherein the second connector is pivotally mounted on the pin shaft.
A connector hub assembly having a universal joint, comprising:
- a housing including at least a first connector having a mating portion accessible from a surface of the housing;
- a joint device universally attached to the housing such that the housing is movable along a first plane;
- and
- a second connector attached to the joint device, wherein the joint device includes a socket defined in a recessed portion of the housing and a ball joint swivelably received in the socket,
- wherein the connector hub assembly further defines a receiving slot in which a mating portion of the second connector is received therein when not in use.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.