A terminated electric wire includes an electric wire that includes a core wire including a metal having an ionization tendency larger than that of copper and being exposed from an end portion of the electric wire, and a terminal that includes copper or a copper alloy and is connected to the exposed core wire. A surface treating layer includes a surface treating agent that is in liquid form or in paste form and whose molecular structure contains an affinity group having an affinity for the terminal and a hydrophobic group having hydrophobicity, and is formed on a surface of the terminal. As a result, the electrolytic corrosion resistance of the terminated electric wire is improved.

A shielded conduction path that makes it possible to reduce the diameter of a portion where a braided wire is fixed to a pipe. The shielded conduction path includes a pipe that has a shielding function, reduced diameter portions that are formed in the outer circumference of the pipe, braided wires that have a shielding function and are arranged such that the base end portions thereof envelop the outer circumference of the reduced diameter portions, crimp rings that are arranged so as to envelop the outer circumference of the base end portions of the braided wires and fix the braided wires to the reduced diameter portions, and a conduction path main body that is inserted into the pipe and into the braided wires.

A tubular cable fitting which is capable of providing strain relief for Tubular Electric Cables (TEC) and is designed to protect end fittings from loss of circuit continuity. The TEC end fittings may be of fiber optic or electric type service.

The disclosure provides a connector and an electronic device system using the same. The connector includes a first connecting unit, a second connecting unit, a connecting structure and a supporting member. The first connecting unit includes a first body, a first magnetic body and a first conductive assembly mounted on the first body, and the first body has a first fixing portion. The second connecting unit includes a second body, a second magnetic body and a second conductive assembly mounted on the second body. The supporting member includes a supporting body, a second fixing portion and an inserted hole provided on the supporting body. The second magnetic body and the second conductive assembly is corresponding to the first magnetic body and the first conductive assembly respectively. The electronic device system has the functions of anti-collision and noise reduction.

Method, systems, and apparatus are disclosed for fused-wire cable connectors for a busbar. An example cable includes wires, insulation around the wires, and a connector extending from the wires beyond the insulation. The example connector is formed from ends of the wires that are fused together. The example connector defines an aperture that is to receive a fastener to couple the connector to a busbar.

Disclosed is a shielded harness (100) which includes a low-voltage cable (101) and a high-voltage cable (102) to which a voltage higher than that of the low-voltage cable (101) is applied, and into which the low-voltage and the high-voltage cables (101 and 102) are bundled, the shielded harness (100) including: a cylindrical shield member (103) that covers the circumference of the high-voltage cable (102) to form an gap so as to electromagnetically shield; and a cylindrical protective member (104) that covers the circumference of the shield member (103) and the low-voltage cable (101). The shield member (103) and the protective member (104) are partially bonded or welded together.

A wire harness having at least wire harness assembly having a splice of at least three shielded wire cables is presented. The assembly includes a flexible insulation layer wrapped about the joined core conductors of the three cables, a flexible conductive layer wrapped about the shield conductors of the cables, and a section of dual wall heat shrink tubing enclosing the flexible conductive layer and portions of the insulative jackets of the cables. The flexible conductive layer does not include any solder.

An electronics assembly includes one or more electronic components coupled to a fabric. Each electronic component includes one or more electrical connection points, such as a bond pad or solder bump. The electronics assembly also includes one or more electrically conductive wire cloths, one electrically conductive wire cloth coupled to one electrical connection point on an electronic component. The electrically conductive wire cloth is stitched to the fabric by an electrically conductive wire, thereby providing an electrical connection between the electronic component and the electrically conductive wire via the electrically conductive wire cloth.

An electronics assembly includes one or more electronic components coupled to a fabric. Each electronic component includes one or more electrical connection points, such as a bond pad or solder bump. The electronics assembly also includes one or more electrically conductive wire cloths, one electrically conductive wire cloth coupled to one electrical connection point on an electronic component. The electrically conductive wire cloth is stitched to the fabric by an electrically conductive wire, thereby providing an electrical connection between the electronic component and the electrically conductive wire via the electrically conductive wire cloth.

A terminal-equipped electric wire includes a terminal to be electrically connected to a connection target member, and an electric wire to be connected to the terminal by ultrasonic joining. The terminal includes a joint portion to be connected to the electric wire, a connection portion to be connected to the connection target member, and a plating layer on a surface of the terminal. The connection portion has an uneven shape on at least a part of a surface thereof. When the terminal-equipped electric wire is connected to the connection target member, an insulating coating of the plating layer covering at least a part of the surface of the connection portion is broken.