Securing/Insulating Coupling Contact Members TRIZ Cases

Abutment portions on the base portion contact conductive pads of a flexible flat cable, simplifying the mating structure and reducing manufacturing complexity.

Elastic buckling members secure conductive plastic between terminal bodies and positioning members, preventing detachment during operation.

Integrally molding a packing mat seal to outer housing locking projections creates a unified watertight barrier.

Nesting the bent portion inside the terminal insertion hole prevents impedance mismatches caused by exposed segments in zigzag patterns.

Pivoting H-shaped contacts accommodate PCB misalignment while maintaining 30 amp current capacity.

Circular terminal arrangement surrounds the electronic component, eliminating separate accommodation space and reducing connector size.

A bus bar holding structure uses a locking arm engaging a notch on the fold-back part to secure the peripheral edge.

Projections on the movable housing entry wall orient curved resilient terminal portions during insertion, preventing plastic deformation and adjacent contact.

Segmented plug and receptacle modules with localized shielding stabilize multi-gigabit signal integrity.

Resilient side walls engage inelastic hooks to increase pull-out force while reducing mounting stress.

Alternating male and female contacts with insulation portions reduce arrangement pitch in compact connectors.

Convex partition wall features distribute tensile stress at terminal interfaces, preventing cracks from thermal expansion in resin housings.

A fluid radiator absorbs thermal energy from a mating connector and conducts it externally through dedicated ports.

Misaligned base protrusions on an electrical contact maintain uniform impedance, reducing signal degradation in high-frequency applications.

A modular high speed electrical connector assembly uses free-floating sockets with air gaps to maintain signal integrity across multiple mating cycles.

An elastic member in a signal socket replaces external ties, improving connection stability while simplifying disassembly.

Conductive fixation member merges mechanical and electrical functions to resolve space constraints in high-voltage battery systems.

Fitting portions on a higher-rigidity sandwiching member suppress connector shifting to maintain sealing performance and load-carrying capacity.

A connector assembly uses a resilient wire support aligned with block passages to hold conductors securely in place.