This invention relates to the field of electronic connectors and
circuit protection technology, and discloses a protection method to prevent poor contact caused by
metal electrolysis in spring probe connectors. The method includes a main control
chip that sends a
microsecond-level detection
signal to the connector for monitoring. The
signal pulse width is less than the electrochemical polarization establishment time threshold, and
charge discharge is used to suppress the electrolytic reaction. After detecting liquid conduction, the
graphene heating module is controlled to operate at a constant temperature, and the physical
drying time is determined using the dynamic
voltage division principle of thermal impedance. Heating is then maintained for a preset time to remove microscopic
residual moisture. Finally, a cold-state insulation re-inspection is performed. After the connector naturally cools to ambient temperature, the insulation impedance is tested again, and power is restored only when the cold-state impedance meets the
recovery standard. This invention avoids
electrolytic corrosion caused by the monitoring process and effectively eliminates misjudgments caused by high-temperature false
drying and salt
moisture return, ensuring the electrical safety of the connector after
recovery.