Patent classifications
H02G15/06
Connector and Connector Assembly
The present invention discloses a connector and a connector assembly. The connector comprises a housing, a connection assembly, a safety cover and a high-voltage interlock. During mating the connector with the mating connector, when the connection assembly is not fastened, the connection assembly is in a position of interference with the safety cover to prevent the safety cover from being moved from an initial position to a safety position. The safety cover and the high-voltage interlock are slidably connected. When the safety cover is moved to the initial position, the high-voltage interlock is moved to a disconnected position, and when the safety cover is moved to the safety position, the high-voltage interlock is moved to a connected position. The high-voltage interlock is separated from the mating high-voltage interlock before the terminal is electrically connected with the mating terminal, improving use safety of the connector.
HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTOR CABLE TERMINATION
A high temperature superconducting (HTS) cable terminator including a first chamber having disposed therein a terminator block electrically connected to an HTS cable conductor received within the first chamber, a cryogenically sealed chamber, a cryogenically sealed chamber conductor electrically connected to the HTS cable conductor via the terminator block, where the cryogenically sealed chamber conductor has a first portion cryogenically sealed within the cryogenically sealed chamber and an end electrically connected to one or more electrical output conductors, and one or more refrigerant lines configured to feed gas refrigerant into the cryogenically sealed chamber, where the gas refrigerant configured to absorb heat from the cryogenically sealed chamber. Also included is a second chamber connected to the first chamber, the second chamber having disposed therein a heat exchanger thermally coupled to the one or more refrigerant lines and configured to extract heat from the gas refrigerant.
HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTOR CABLE TERMINATION
A high temperature superconducting (HTS) cable terminator including a first chamber having disposed therein a terminator block electrically connected to an HTS cable conductor received within the first chamber, a cryogenically sealed chamber, a cryogenically sealed chamber conductor electrically connected to the HTS cable conductor via the terminator block, where the cryogenically sealed chamber conductor has a first portion cryogenically sealed within the cryogenically sealed chamber and an end electrically connected to one or more electrical output conductors, and one or more refrigerant lines configured to feed gas refrigerant into the cryogenically sealed chamber, where the gas refrigerant configured to absorb heat from the cryogenically sealed chamber. Also included is a second chamber connected to the first chamber, the second chamber having disposed therein a heat exchanger thermally coupled to the one or more refrigerant lines and configured to extract heat from the gas refrigerant.
ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX
An electrical junction box to be installed in a vehicle includes: a terminal block; first conductive members provided to the terminal block and placed so as to be aligned in a row; second conductive members provided to the terminal block and placed so as to be aligned in another row; first bolts tightened to the terminal block from below and fixing electric wires, which are electrically connected to the first conductive members, respectively, to the terminal block; second bolts tightened to the terminal block from below and fixing electric wires, which are electrically connected to the second conductive members, respectively, to the terminal block; a first cover member provided to the terminal block and covering heads of the first bolts from below; and a second cover member provided to the terminal block and covering heads of the second bolts from below.
ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX
An electrical junction box to be installed in a vehicle includes: a terminal block; first conductive members provided to the terminal block and placed so as to be aligned in a row; second conductive members provided to the terminal block and placed so as to be aligned in another row; first bolts tightened to the terminal block from below and fixing electric wires, which are electrically connected to the first conductive members, respectively, to the terminal block; second bolts tightened to the terminal block from below and fixing electric wires, which are electrically connected to the second conductive members, respectively, to the terminal block; a first cover member provided to the terminal block and covering heads of the first bolts from below; and a second cover member provided to the terminal block and covering heads of the second bolts from below.
SENSORED INSULATION PLUG
A sensored insulation plug for a medium-voltage or high-voltage separable connector in a power distribution network of a national grid, and operable to insulate a connection element of the separable connector on elevated voltage and to sense the elevated voltage. The sensored insulation plug has an outer shape generally symmetrical about a plug axis defining axial directions and radial directions, and comprises a plug body formed by an insulating material, and a primary capacitor, operable as a high-voltage capacitor in a voltage divider for sensing the elevated voltage. The primary capacitor has a high-voltage electrode for direct electrical connection to the elevated voltage, a sensing electrode of a tubular shape, embedded in the plug body, arranged around the high-voltage electrode and extending, in axial directions, between a first axial edge position (B) and a second axial edge position (A), and a dielectric formed by a portion of the insulating material arranged between at least a portion of the sensing electrode and at least a portion of the high-voltage electrode. A shield electrode of generally tubular shape, embedded in the plug body, is arranged around the sensing electrode and extending in axial directions at least between the first axial edge (B) position and the second axial edge position (A), and comprises a protruding portion extending in axial direction beyond the first axial edge position (B), such as to enhance electrical shielding, by the shield electrode, of the sensing electrode against external electrical fields.
CABLE HOLDING MEMBER AND CABLE CONNECTOR DEVICE INCLUDING CABLE HOLDING MEMBER
Provided is a cable holding member including: a main body; a through-hole; and a cover portion, wherein the through-hole is configured to allow a cable to be inserted therethrough the main body, a part of the cover portion is configured to, upon the cover portion being bent relative to the main body, be capable of covering a plane intersecting with a direction where the cable is inserted, at an opening end face of an opening portion of the through-hole, the main body includes a latch portion, the cover portion includes a cantilever elastic piece having a latched portion, and it is configured in such a manner that upon the cover portion being bent relative to the main body, the elastic piece is elastically displaced at least in a direction along the direction where the cable is inserted, and the latched portion is capable of being latched to the latch portion.
System and Method for Producing Foamed Sealing for Wiring
A cable exit cover for sealing a portion of a cable includes a first cover member and a second cover member matable with the first cover member to define a housing having an inlet receiving the cable. The inlet has a sealing seat accommodating the cable. The sealing seat has a plurality of gripping devices uniformly distributing a dispensed sealing material along the sealing seat to seal a gap between the sealing seat and the cable.
Devices and methods for connecting to a metallic shield of a cable
The present disclosure describes various devices and methods for the reconstruction or restoration of a metallic shield of a cable, which provide a holding feature for simplifying the installation of an electrically-conductive member on the metallic shield and improving the reliability of the connection. Both factory-supplied and field-installable holding features are described.
Devices and methods for connecting to a metallic shield of a cable
The present disclosure describes various devices and methods for the reconstruction or restoration of a metallic shield of a cable, which provide a holding feature for simplifying the installation of an electrically-conductive member on the metallic shield and improving the reliability of the connection. Both factory-supplied and field-installable holding features are described.