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A mating connection is any method of assembling of two or more component parts with mutually complementing shapes that, with some imagination, resembles the way two animals, male and female, are physically connected during the act of mating. In such connections one of the two components acts as male and the other as female, although more complex relationships exist. Any electrical connector, bolted joint, and jigsaw puzzle is an example of assembling based on mating connection.

Guide rail and CAM system with integrated connector for removable transceiver

An electrical connector includes a body and two or more electrical contacts. The body has a guide member that is elongated between a first end and a second end along a first axis and has a connector block at the first end. The connector has a very low profile (preferably, less than about 10 mm high), and the bottom of the body is surface-mountable on a circuit board. The height of the connector can be defined by a vertical axis perpendicular to the first axis. The connector block retains the contacts, which are spaced from one another in the direction of the first axis. The body also has a camming element that, in response to a force of a mating connector being moved along the first axis, brings the contacts of the connector and mating connector together in a generally vertical direction. The camming element may have two oppositely inclined ramp sections. When a mating connector having complementary contacts is, guided by the guide member, moved into engagement with the camming element, the first ramp lifts the mating connector, including its contacts, above the connector block, and the second ramp lowers the mating connector onto the connector block, with the contacts of the mating connector lowering onto and making contact with the contacts of the electrical connector. The camming motion minimizes wiping between the mating contacts and largely confines the relative motion of the contacts to a vertical direction. The contacts may be arrayed in two or more rows.
Owner:LUMENTUM OPERATIONS LLC

Guide rail system with integrated wedge connector for removable transceiver

An electrical connector in a computer system includes a body and two or more electrical contacts. The body has a guide member elongated between a first end and a second end along a first axis and has a connector block at the first end. The connector has a very low profile (preferably, less than about 10 mm), and the bottom of the body is surface-mountable on a circuit board. The connector block retains the contacts, which are spaced from one another in the direction of the first axis. The upper portions of contacts nearer the first end of the body extend higher above the circuit board on which the connector is mounted than contacts nearer the second end. In other words, the upper portions of the contacts together present a surface that is generally inclined or angled with respect to the bottom surface of the connector and the surface of the circuit board on which it is mountable. When a mating connector having complementary contacts that together present a surface inclined at a complementary angle is, guided by the guide member, moved in the direction of the first axis toward the connector block, the contacts of the electrical connector and mating connector make electrical contact with minimal wiping. The connector block may be wedge-shaped, with its upper surface defining the inclined surface in which the upper portions of the contacts are retained. The vertex of the inclination angle defines a second axis perpendicular to the first axis. The electrical contacts may be arrayed in two or more rows, each parallel to the second axis and having two or more contacts.
Owner:JDS UNIPHASE CORP

Improved novel energy automobile charging device

The invention discloses an improved new energy automobile charging device. The device includes a pile body, a cross beam and a charging gun head, wherein the cross beam is fixedly arranged on the left upper portion of the pile body. A plug-in slot is formed in the pile body below the cross beam, and a conductive pin is arranged in the plug-in slot. A first sliding groove is formed in the end surface of the bottom of the right side of the cross beam, and a clamping and locking mechanism is arranged in the first sliding groove. A first screw rod which is in threaded fit connection with the clamping and locking mechanism and extends to the left side and the right side is arranged in the first sliding groove, and a first sliding cavity is formed in the pile body on the right side of the cross beam. A through groove is formed between the first sliding cavity and the first sliding groove, and a first cavity is formed in the pile body above the through groove. A second cavity is arranged in the cross beam above the right side of the first sliding groove, and a second sliding groove penetrating through the top wall of the cross beam is formed in the cross beam above the second cavity. A push rod which is opposite to the left end of the through groove is arranged on the right end surface of the clamping and locking mechanism, and a sliding block is arranged in the first sliding cavity in a sliding fit mode. The device is simple in structure, convenient for plug-in and plug-out and capable of automatically locking and inserting, and meanwhile has an intelligent prompt function.
Owner:XIAMEN YINLV JIEYUAN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION TECH CO LTD
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