A terminal holder unit of a wire connecting device includes a terminal accommodation space and a holder-side groove penetrating a wall of a holder base portion of the terminal holder unit in a wire extending direction. A covered electric wire is inserted into the holder-side groove. A press-insert terminal is inserted into the holder-side groove in a terminal insertion direction. A part of an insulating coating portion of the wire is removed, when cutting portions of the press-insert terminal are press-contacted to the wire. A part of a conductive wire portion of the wire is exposed to an outside of the wire, so that the press-insert terminal is electrically connected to the wire. A pair of wire stopper portions is formed in the holder base portion at both sides of the holder-side groove for limiting a movement of the wire in a direction from a wire assembled position to an open end of the holder-side groove.

A terminal holder unit of a wire connecting device includes a terminal accommodation space and a holder-side groove penetrating a wall of a holder base portion of the terminal holder unit in a wire extending direction. A covered electric wire is inserted into the holder-side groove. A press-insert terminal is inserted into the holder-side groove in a terminal insertion direction. A part of an insulating coating portion of the wire is removed, when cutting portions of the press-insert terminal are press-contacted to the wire. A part of a conductive wire portion of the wire is exposed to an outside of the wire, so that the press-insert terminal is electrically connected to the wire. A pair of wire stopper portions is formed in the holder base portion at both sides of the holder-side groove for limiting a movement of the wire in a direction from a wire assembled position to an open end of the holder-side groove.

Improvements in the technical field of electromedical plug-in connections are provided via a connection plug (1) for an electromedical electrode (2), amongst other things. The electromedical electrode has at least one contact pole (3), which is coated with a non-conductive protective layer (4) which can be locally opened at least in part.

Improvements in the technical field of electromedical plug-in connections are provided via a connection plug (1) for an electromedical electrode (2), amongst other things. The electromedical electrode has at least one contact pole (3), which is coated with a non-conductive protective layer (4) which can be locally opened at least in part.

Provided is a terminal for an electric wire connector including: a central erection piece configured to have cutting portions inclined downward and outward on both sides of its upper portion; a pair of outer erection pieces configured to be spaced apart at a desired interval on both sides of the central erection piece and have cutting portions that are inclined downward on the upper portion; a connector configured to connect the central erection piece and lower portions of the pair of outer erection pieces; an electrical wire entry portion configured to be a space through which the cutting portions face each other and be a path under which the electrical wire enters; and a core wire connector configured to be arranged on the lower portion communicating with the electric wire entry portion and be a space to connect the central erection piece and the outer erection piece.

Disclosed herein is a motor including a power connector capable of preventing current leakage to the outer case and structural interference with the outer case. The motor includes a stator provided with an insulator, a rotor configured to be rotated against the stator, a power connection portion provided in the insulator, and configured to support an end of a coil wound around the stator and configured to accommodate a mag-mate terminal, and a power connector coupled to the power connection portion to connect an external power source to the coil, wherein the power connector includes a lead wire, a fork terminal coupled to an end of the lead wire to electrically connect the lead wire to the coil and a housing configured to accommodate the end of the lead wire and the fork terminal and coupled to the power connection portion.

Provided is a terminal for an electric wire connector including: a central erection piece configured to have cutting portions inclined downward and outward on both sides of its upper portion; a pair of outer erection pieces configured to be spaced apart at a desired interval on both sides of the central erection piece and have cutting portions that are inclined downward on the upper portion; a connector configured to connect the central erection piece and lower portions of the pair of outer erection pieces; an electrical wire entry portion configured to be a space through which the cutting portions face each other and be a path under which the electrical wire enters; and a core wire connector configured to be arranged on the lower portion communicating with the electric wire entry portion and be a space to connect the central erection piece and the outer erection piece.

This disclosure concerns a metal clip for electrically connecting a conductive wire to a planar metal element, the metal clip having an S-shaped cross-section and being composed of three wings, a first wing and a second wing defining a first longitudinal recess allowing the metal clip to be attached to an edge of the planar metal element, the second wing and the third wing defining a second longitudinal recess. The second recess is provided with connection means for receiving the end of the conductive wire and for maintaining electrical contact between the conductive wire and the metal clip.

This disclosure concerns a metal clip for electrically connecting a conductive wire to a planar metal element, the metal clip having an S-shaped cross-section and being composed of three wings, a first wing and a second wing defining a first longitudinal recess allowing the metal clip to be attached to an edge of the planar metal element, the second wing and the third wing defining a second longitudinal recess. The second recess is provided with connection means for receiving the end of the conductive wire and for maintaining electrical contact between the conductive wire and the metal clip.

An electrical arrangement (10), including: a first conductor (12) having a first generally planar contact area (34); a second conductor (12) having a second generally planar contact area (40); an intermediate conductor (44) having a first faying area (84) overlying the first contact area and a second faying area (86) overlying the second contact area; a compression arrangement configured to compress the first faying area and the first contact area toward each other and to compress the second faying area and the second contact area toward each other; and a dimpling structure (46) effective to create plural contact points (74) between the first faying area and the first contact area and between the second faying area and the second contact area when the first and the second faying areas and the first and second contact areas are compressed toward each other by the compression arrangement.