Patent classifications
H01B7/421
HEAT DISSIPATING CABLE JACKET
A cable is provided, configured for tandem communication and power transmission. The cable has a plurality of twisted pair conductors and a jacket surrounding said twisted pair conductors. The jacket includes a plurality of either ridges, valleys or both, disposed substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the cable, the ridges and/or valleys are dimensioned and spaced apart in a manner sufficient to create an air passage when the cable is arranged adjacent to and abutting other cables.
Thermal mitigation for USB power delivery
Thermal mitigation features may be included in a Universal Serial Bus (USB) cable assembly or in the USB receptacle portion of a device. In one aspect, one or both ends of a USB cable jacket may have greater thermal conductivity than the portion between them. The portion having the greater thermal conductivity may dissipate excess heat from the cable into the environment. In another aspect, a USB cable connector or the USB receptacle portion of a device may include a thermoelectric heat pump. The thermoelectric heat pump may move excess heat from the cable assembly or receptacle into a portion of the cable assembly or device that dissipates the heat into the environment.
Composition for coating insulated wire comprising heat dissipation silicone elastomer compound having light shielding layer
The present invention relates to a coated insulated wire having improved heat dissipation properties, insulation properties, flame retardancy, and lightweight properties; and a method of manufacturing the same.
THERMAL MITIGATION FOR USB POWER DELIVERY
Thermal mitigation features may be included in a Universal Serial Bus (USB) cable assembly or in the USB receptacle portion of a device. In one aspect, one or both ends of a USB cable jacket may have greater thermal conductivity than the portion between them. The portion having the greater thermal conductivity may dissipate excess heat from the cable into the environment. In another aspect, a USB cable connector or the USB receptacle portion of a device may include a thermoelectric heat pump. The thermoelectric heat pump may move excess heat from the cable assembly or receptacle into a portion of the cable assembly or device that dissipates the heat into the environment.
Cable management for cryogenic system
A cooled system includes an enclosure having an outer surface and an inner surface comprising a cooled enclosed area, multiple cable brackets thermally coupled to the outer surface of the enclosure, each cable bracket including a first surface conforming to the outer surface of the enclosure and an opening therethrough sized to hold a cable and conduct heat from the cable to the outer surface of the enclosure.
Electrically and Thermally Conductive Element and Method for Producing Such an Element
The invention relates to an electrically and thermally conductive element (100) comprising:—a wire or ribbon (1) of high-purity aluminium;—a strip (2) of pyrolytic graphite or of graphene extending along the aluminium ribbon (1), said wire or ribbon (1) and the strip (2) being encapsulated together in a sheath (3) of an electrically insulating material.
FAST CHARGE DEVICE FOR AN ELECTRIC OR HYBRID VEHICLE
The invention concerns a charging device for a hybrid or electric vehicle intended to be connected to an electricity distribution network (2) on the one hand, and to the terminals of the battery (10) of a hybrid or electric vehicle on the other hand, the device comprising two charging cables (61, 62) suitable for running, independently of each other, inside the vehicle, each being intended to be connected to a terminal of the battery, each charging cable (61, 62) comprising an electrical conductor (8) and at least one insulating layer (9) surrounding the electrical conductor (8), each charging cable further comprising a protective device (G) consisting of at least once sheath (G1, G2) disposed around the insulating layer and matching the assembly formed by the electrical conductor (8) and the actuating layer (9).
ELECTRIC ENERGY TRANSMISSION ALUMINUM PART AND MACHINING PROCESS THEREFOR
An electric energy transmission aluminum part and a machining process therefor including an aluminum conductive device (1) and an aluminum cable, with the aluminum cable including an aluminum conductive core (2) and an insulation layer (3) cladding a surface of the aluminum conductive core (2). An exposed section of the aluminum conductive core (2) with the insulation layer (3) stripped from the aluminum cable and at least part of the aluminum conductive core (2) clad with the insulation layer (3) are crimped inside the aluminum conductive device (1). A transition section (4) with a trapezoidal axial cross-section is provided at a junction between the insulation layer (3) and the exposed section of the aluminum conductive core (2) in the aluminum conductive device (1). Taking the transition section (4) as a demarcation point, an inner diameter of an end of the aluminum conductive device (1) that is crimped with the insulation layer (3) is greater than an inner diameter of an end of the aluminum conductive device (1) that is crimped with the aluminum conductive core (2). At least one concave structure is provided on a periphery of the aluminum conductive device (1). The concave structure provided on the surface of the aluminum conductive device (1) can effectively prevent the aluminum conductive device (1) from moving relative to a clamp, so as to solve the problem of displacement or rotation of the aluminum conductive device (1) in the clamp during welding, and improve the welding efficiency and the yield.
BUSBAR STRUCTURE WITH METAL BODY THAT PROTECTS AGAINST BURNING
A busbar structure with a metal body, which ensures better discharge of the internal heat generated by the busbars during normal operation, prevents combustion and stops the progression of combustion, in environments that require the power line to be IP68 against the environmental water threat and where IP68 busbar structures are used.
Extensible electroconductive wiring material, and extensible electroconductive wiring module having same
An extensible electroconductive wiring material includes a flexible electroconductive material and insulating elastic bodies and, wherein the flexible electroconductive material having an electroconductive layer has vent peripheral edge portions in which vent holes and/or vent slits are penetrated and aligned in series and/or in parallel along an energization direction of the electroconductive layer while the vent peripheral edge portions are energizably linked, and the vent peripheral edge portions is sealed and covered by the insulating elastic bodies, so as not to be exposed; and the insulating elastic bodies, have penetration slits, and/or penetration holes which penetrate therethrough while matching the vent peripheral edge portions and are smaller than the vent holes and the vent slits. The extensible electroconductive wiring module has a plurality of these extensible electroconductive wiring materials.