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Liquid-Cooled Connector Assembly for Safer High-Voltage Systems

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Summary

Problems

Existing connector assemblies for new energy vehicles face issues with large wire diameters, high heat generation, and manual assembly, leading to labor and time costs, as well as safety risks due to high temperatures and potential short circuits.

Innovation solutions

A connector assembly with a liquid cooling function, featuring a hollow inner cavity for cooling liquid flow, a rigid electrical connection framework, and a shielding inner shell, allowing for automatic assembly and reduced heat generation.

TRIZ Analysis

Specific contradictions:

current transmission capability
vs
assembly efficiency

General conflict description:

Power
vs
Productivity
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Principle concept:

If a high-voltage cable with large diameter is used to meet high-power motor requirements, then the current transmission capability is improved, but the assembly process requires manual mounting which increases labor cost and time cost

Why choose this principle:

The high-voltage cable is segmented into multiple parallel sub-cables, each with smaller diameter. This allows the cable bundle to be automatically assembled while maintaining the required current transmission capability through parallel conduction paths

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Principle concept:

If a high-voltage cable with large diameter is used to meet high-power motor requirements, then the current transmission capability is improved, but the assembly process requires manual mounting which increases labor cost and time cost

Why choose this principle:

The cable assembly uses composite structure combining multiple conductive materials or layered configurations, enabling both high current capacity and reduced individual cable diameter for automated handling

Application Domain

connector assembly liquid cooling high-voltage systems

Data Source

Patent US20250206159A1 Connector assembly having liquid cooling function, and vehicle
Publication Date: 26 Jun 2025 TRIZ 电器元件
FIG 01
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FIG 02
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AI summary:

A connector assembly with a liquid cooling function, featuring a hollow inner cavity for cooling liquid flow, a rigid electrical connection framework, and a shielding inner shell, allowing for automatic assembly and reduced heat generation.

Abstract

A connector assembly having a liquid cooling function and a vehicle. The connector assembly includes at least one electrical connection framework and a connector that includes a connection terminal. Two ends of the electrical connection framework are electrically connected to the connection terminal respectively, and the electrical connection framework is provided with at least one hollow inner cavity, through which a cooling liquid flows. The connector assembly adopts the liquid cooling technology to reduce the heat generation amount of the electrical connection framework, so that the electrical connection framework can conduct a large current with a small wire diameter to ensure the normal use of the high-voltage device.

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