Electrically Conductive Connections TRIZ Cases

A cable holding member secures a flat cable in a folded state using a stopper and housing.

Reverse tapered locking surfaces convert pulling force into engagement pressure, maintaining locked state in reduced-size connectors.

A preconnectorized coaxial cable connector uses a compression element to secure the cable end within the housing for reliable signal transmission.

Recess lines on a circuit board enable slide-type mold sealing, eliminating manual soldering and reducing apparatus thickness.

Segmented conductors connect directly to the neutral point to divert leakage current away from users, resolving installation complexity in flooded environments.

Merging connector and seat eliminates latch breakage during repeated assembly while maintaining signal stability.

Segmented connection pieces and coupling mechanisms streamline electrical conductor fastening in lighting systems.

Segmented cooling channels prevent liquid short-circuiting while a flange enables angular adjustment without shutting down the cooling system.

A function information providing server generates action sequences and transfers command words to relay modules without compilation.

A segmented lock mechanism with a sliding movable part reduces mechanical stress on the insulating body, preventing breakage during connection.

A coaxial connector tubular portion uses a C-shaped cross-section with three locking projections to reduce insertion force.

Segmented annular compression members exert centripetal radial pressure on male contact insertable portions.

Segmented fixing members engage a tapered core body to prevent abrasion and ensure stable signal transmission.

A coaxial connector uses a filled groove in the metallic shell to block molten solder from reaching the mating interface.

Dimensionality change and nesting principles optimize terminal placement to suppress wiring layer increases while maintaining insulation.

Diffusion bonding solid stacked electrodes eliminates high-resistance interfaces between via and build-up wiring layers in the substrate.

A coaxial interconnection cap isolates the inner conductor contact area using a monolithic body with dimensioned bores.

A coupling device connects and separates switching levers in disconnect terminals to enable reversible joint operation.

Accommodating the driver in an optical modulator notch with a coaxial pin reduces signal attenuation and mounting area.

Vacuum expandable elastomeric splice housing eliminates torch safety hazards while providing universal fit across varying cable sizes.

A waterproof electrical connector employs a fixing member with projections to sandwich contact side surfaces, blocking liquid ingress through mounting slots.

Merges multiple fixtures into one module using an intermediary safety block to reduce energy consumption and lower costs.

Segmented resin platform prevents bracket electrical contact while maintaining stable mechanical support through intermediary locking structures.

A grounding bar connects wire layers to a shielding shell in an electrical connector.

Flexible webs connect conductor modules in a terminal, allowing shape changes from linear to arc while preventing deformation and functional loss.

A connector device uses a spherical turning fulcrum body to rotate male terminals within the housing chamber.

Shape memory alloy sealing and retainer systems activate to grip cables and form seals in downhole dry mate connectors.

A dissolvable connector detaches downhole tools using environmental triggers.

Tapered conductor geometry and controlled intersection angles prevent strand breakage caused by tensile stress in ultrasonic wire bonding.

A coaxial connector uses a grounded flat partition between signal contacts to reduce board area.

A pivotable terminal block support extends electrical connections outside a confined utility pole compartment, resolving maintenance access difficulties.

A single pair Ethernet connector uses insulation displacement contacts for reliable electrical connections.

A spring element moves between locking and unlocking positions to secure a movable housing wing on an electrical socket.

Automatic diversion switches bypass incompatible ballasts to simplify retrofit installation, while digital selectors enable three-step dimming control.

Segmented jigsaw clamp jaw reduces part count from over 100 components, lowering manufacturing complexity while maintaining structural integrity.

Nickel-coated terminals and dielectric spacers prevent moisture corrosion in unheated enclosures.

A disconnect terminal uses a separating element moving transversely to reduce space requirements for signal isolation.

Segmented Gaussian chambers with Mu Metal absorb field energy, resolving the trade-off between EMI shielding and internal signal cross-talk.

An integrally formed cable stud merges multiple custom components into a single unit to simplify assembly.

A cable connector assembly uses a two-sided PCB to solder coaxial and single wires on separate surfaces for streamlined production.

Movable slider within electric contact casing resolves complexity from multiple module types by enabling post-assembly configuration.

An elastic biasing member within the connector nut exerts continuous force on the interface port, preventing structural deformation from over-tightening torque.

A fastening apparatus secures electronic connectors using an elastic element and dual binding units to enclose cables within a housing.

A coaxial connector post uses a slotted flange to maintain constant radial contact with the port coupling element.

A coaxial connector uses a pawl to engage and secure the cable during hand installation.

A Hunter spring with radially outward frictional teeth enables safe fingertip detachment of EMF shielded cable harnesses.

A base station interface device mounts signal matching and processing units on a shared board using a relay connector for direct electrical coupling.

A cube-shaped mounting strip with a meander ligament secures electrical modules to a substructure.

A cable assembly integrates receptacles for circuit interrupters and fuses within its connector housing to manage electrical signals.