Electrically Conductive Connections TRIZ Cases

Segmented canopy structures provide locking frictional engagement to prevent dislodgment during involuntary patient movements.

A compression connector uses a transitional surface to radially compress inner and outer conductors simultaneously via one axial force.

Replacing rotational friction welding, torsional ultrasonic welding connects asymmetric aluminum leads without requiring rotationally symmetrical partners.

A rotating power connector uses a biasing member to maintain electrical contact between a fixed pin and a rotating stud within a cylindrical housing.

Metal adapter part inside plastic housing carries grounding contact, solving grounding difficulty with metal hoses while maintaining manufacturing ease.

Triangular openings in flexible printed circuit board ground patterns reduce opposing area to adjust characteristic impedance.

Symmetrical fastening devices between plug sockets reduce cover damage risk while a single actuating element increases grounding conductor space.

A connector shield shell uses a movable plate to cover substrate legs, enabling reliable electromagnetic protection.

Segmented holding portions with strategic locking pieces retain detection terminals securely, resolving structural constraints that limit design freedom.

Integrally formed inner mold fixes core wires at predetermined positions within a cable connector assembly.

Offset intermediate point on cylindrical contact arm reduces insertion force while minimizing material waste and manufacturing complexity.

A junction box uses a dividing wall taller than its peripheral wall to isolate high and low voltage regions.

A receptacle contact with an elastic portion and enlarged engaging portion locks into a housing to secure electrical connections.

A configurable communication connector uses a light source to emit illumination indicating correct peripheral connections.

Stacking four conductor rows vertically reduces connector width while maintaining electrical connectivity.

A shield termination ring with an extended member stabilizes wire harnesses between the cable clamp and termination point.

A resilient lock arm features an accommodating recess that allows a detector to move into a deformation space during connection.

A metal plate with positioning end portions grounds an electrical connector to shield electromagnetic interference.

Independent separating elements isolate specific contacts in a terminal, resolving maintenance complexity and safety risks during potential distribution.