Integrated Wiring Connector With Bus Assembly for Cable Reduction
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing electrical devices face cumbersome wiring operations, excessive cable consumption, and large space occupation due to the complex internal wiring logic of positive and negative cables being combined separately before connection to a direct current switch.
Innovation Solution
A connector for wiring that integrates a wire-end assembly, a board-end assembly, and a combiner assembly, allowing for the direct electrical connection of multiple board-end parts of the same polarity to a single wiring cable, reducing the need for external convergence cables and simplifying operations.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If separate combination of positive and negative cables is performed before connection to direct current switch, then electrical connection functionality is achieved, but wiring operation becomes cumbersome and cable consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the combination functions for positive cables and negative cables into a single connector body. The connector includes a first combination component for combining multiple positive cables and a second combination component for combining multiple negative cables, both integrated within the same connector structure. This allows simultaneous combination of both polarities in one operation, eliminating the need for separate combination steps and reducing wiring complexity.
Solution Approach 2:
The connector is designed as a multi-functional device that can simultaneously perform multiple functions: combining positive cables, combining negative cables, and providing direct current switch connection. The connector body integrates multiple combination components that can handle different cable polarities and configurations, making a single connector replace multiple separate components and simplify the overall wiring system.
2Reliability
If separate combination of positive and negative cables is performed using multiple connectors, then electrical connection is achieved, but cable consumption becomes excessive
Solution Approach 1:
The patent merges the functionality of multiple separate connectors into a single integrated connector. The first combination component and second combination component are both housed within the same connector body, allowing positive and negative cables to be combined simultaneously. This integration eliminates the need for additional connectors and reduces the total amount of cable required for connections.
3Reliability
If separate combination of positive and negative cables is performed, then electrical connection functionality is achieved, but space occupation inside electrical device becomes large
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines multiple combination functions into a single compact connector structure. The first combination component for positive cables and the second combination component for negative cables are integrated within the same connector body, significantly reducing the space required compared to using separate connectors for each combination function. This compact integration optimizes the use of internal space in electrical devices.
4Reliability
If multiple separate connectors are used for cable combination, then electrical connection is achieved, but device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent integrates multiple combination functions into a single connector with a unified structure. The connector body houses both the first combination component for positive cables and the second combination component for negative cables, along with corresponding connection terminals. This integration simplifies the wiring structure by reducing the number of separate components and their interconnections, making the overall system less complex while maintaining full electrical connection functionality.
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AI summary
Disclosed in the present invention are a connector for wiring, and an electrical device. The connector for wiring comprises a wire end assembly, a board end assembly and a bus assembly, wherein the wire end assembly is used for being electrically connected to a first wiring cable; the board end assembly is detachably connected to the wire end assembly, and comprises a plurality of board-end electrical connection portions for being electrically connected to second wiring cables; and the bus assembly is mounted on the board end assembly, and comprises at least one bus portion, the bus portion being used for electrically connecting at least two board-end electrical connection portions of the same polarity to one second wiring cable. During a practical application process of the connector for wiring, a bus assembly is integrated on a board end assembly, such that the connector for wiring realizes the function of wiring a first wiring cable and second wiring cables, and is also additionally provided with a bus function, and bus wiring can be performed without providing an external wiring cable, thereby greatly reducing the number of wiring cables that are used, facilitating cost reduction, simplifying the wiring operation, and also reducing the occupied space in a machine.