Methods and apparatus relating to liquid-proof edge connector solutions for immersion cooling are described. In one embodiment, a seal prevents a cooling liquid to cause electrical contact with a pin of an edge card to be inserted in a connector. And, an adhesive prevents the cooling liquid to cause electrical contact with a terminal of the connector. Other embodiments are also claimed and disclosed.

A power cord includes at least one electrically insulated wire, including a wire conductor disposed within an insulated sleeve, and a connection terminal. The connection terminal includes a crimp portion crimped and soldered to the wire conductor at least one end of the at least one insulated wire. The power cord further includes a heat shrink sleeve covering the crimp portion of the connection terminal and a portion of the insulated sleeve of the at least one electrically insulated wire, and an overmold molded around at least a portion of the heat shrink sleeve.

A method for manufacturing a wiring system includes providing an electric cable having an electric conductor and a contact element with a termination portion, and removing a cable insulation in a first sub-portion of the electric cable. The cable insulation remains on the electric conductor in a second sub-portion of the electric cable offset from the first sub-portion. The electric conductor is welded at the first sub-portion to a termination surface of the termination portion. The first sub-portion is pressed against the termination portion and compressed during welding. A holding device encompasses the second sub-portion at least partially. The holding device supports the second sub-portion at least during the welding and compressing of the first sub-portion and maintains a position of the second sub-portion.

The invention relates to a connector plug for a medical instrument, in particular a bipolar electrode or forceps, comprising an insulating body for connecting two limbs of the instrument, wherein the insulating body has openings for receiving, inserting or sliding in the limbs, wherein in each of the openings a latching or spring element is provided for fastening one of the limbs of the instrument in the insulating body.

A method of manufacturing a terminal-equipped electric wire, includes: connecting a terminal fitting to one end of an electric wire in which a conductor is covered with a jacket; clamping a range of a predetermined length in a length direction at an intermediate portion of the electric wire with a pair of plate bodies; and performing an ultrasonic joining processing by applying an ultrasonic vibration to the conductor exposed at the other end of the electric wire.

A method for producing an electrical feedthrough with an inner conductor arranged in some sections in a metallic outer pipe and electrically insulated from this outer pipe by an electrically insulating material. The inner conductor of the feedthrough has a contact section projecting out of the metallic outer pipe. The metallic outer pipe, the electrically insulating material, and the sections of the inner conductor, which are already arranged in the metallic outer pipe, are compressed with each other to form a module, in which the contact section projecting out of the metallic outer pipe is joined to the inner conductor only after completion of the compression of the metallic outer pipe, the electrically insulating material, and the sections of the inner conductor, which are already arranged in the metallic outer pipe. The contact section is positioned such that it is oriented along the center axis of the metallic outer pipe.

A connection arrangement comprising a metallic flat conductor having an at least quadrangular cross-sectional profile and at least two opposing surfaces extending longitudinally parallel to each other at least in an end region, a first through-opening between the surfaces in the end region, the first through-opening being formed for receiving a bolt, at least one second through-opening between the surfaces in the end region, the second through-opening being formed to receive a metallic terminal, the terminal being formed as a flat part and bearing flatly with a contact surface against one of the surfaces of the flat conductor in the end region.

Electrical connectors for carrying high voltages for Irreversible Electroporation (IRE) include a main connector which supports electrical contacts at two or more different elevations on the connector body.

A modular electrical connector facilitates low loss connections to components on a printed circuit board. A portion is of the connector is formed of one or more first type units with conductive elements designed to be attached to a printed circuit board. Signals passing through those units may be routed to components on the printed circuit board through traces in the board. One or more second type units may be integrated with the connector. Those units may be designed for attachment to a cable, which may provide signal paths to a location on the printed circuit board near relatively distant components.

A solder connection between a coaxial cable and a printed circuit board arrangement. The coaxial cable comprises an inner conductor, an outer conductor and a dielectric arranged in between. The printed circuit board arrangement comprises an outer conductor contact area and an inner conductor contact area. The outer conductor contact area comprises an outer conductor receiving opening. The coaxial cable runs at an angle to the printed circuit board arrangement, wherein a part of the outer conductor is arranged in the outer conductor receiving opening and wherein the inner conductor is arranged at the inner conductor contact area. A first solder joint connects the outer conductor to the outer conductor contact area. A second solder joint connects the inner conductor to the inner conductor contact area.