Cantilevered spring contact for an implantable medical device
AssigneeCardiac Pacemakers, Inc.
InventorsJohn M. Edgell, David M. Flynn, John E. Hansen, Michael J. Kloosterboer, Lawrence D. Swanson
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AssigneeCardiac Pacemakers, Inc.
InventorsJohn M. Edgell, David M. Flynn, John E. Hansen, Michael J. Kloosterboer, Lawrence D. Swanson
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Some examples of an electrical contact spring for an implantable medical device includes a housing, rigid and tubular in shape, defining a housing passage extending along a longitudinal axis, from a proximal portion including a proximal lip that defines a proximal opening, to a distal portion including a distal lip that defines a distal opening and a spring disposed in the housing, the spring tubular in shape and defining a spring passage concentric to the housing passage, the spring including: a distal ring portion disposed adjacent the distal portion of the housing and physically coupled to the housing, a plurality of spring elements coupled to and extending from the distal ring portion toward the proximal portion of the housing and a proximal ring portion disposed adjacent the proximal portion of the housing, cantilevered and suspended inside of and spaced apart from the housing by the plurality of spring elements.
An apparatus, comprising:
A system, comprising:
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