An-Szu Hsu

Title: An-Szu Hsu: Inventor of Coupler Alignment and Floating-Joint Structures.

Introduction

An-Szu Hsu is an inventor associated with Shenzhen, China. His patent work focuses on structures that help couplers connect reliably, particularly when their alignment is imperfect. The supplied information lists 2 patents and identifies his work with Shenzhen Fositek Telecom Co., Ltd. and Shenzhen Fosttek Telecom Co., Ltd.

Latest Patents

Hsu’s listed patents address alignment and connection challenges in coupler systems.

- **Alignment Guiding Structure for Quick Coupler.** This invention describes a guiding sleeve with an engaging bore, a guiding passage, and a beveled surface at its open end. The beveled surface helps guide a female coupler toward a male coupler and correct radial offset, supporting an axial connection while reducing wear and the risk of an incomplete watertight joint and leakage.

- **Floating Joint and Retainer Connection Structure.** This design combines a fixed retainer, an adaptor joint, and a retaining element. The adaptor joint is constrained from moving axially but can move radially relative to the retainer. Its beveled guiding surface helps align non-coaxial couplers, enabling connection while reducing wear and water leakage.

Career Highlights

The supplied career information associates Hsu with Shenzhen Fositek Telecom Co., Ltd. and Shenzhen Fosttek Telecom Co., Ltd. His listed inventions address practical mechanical connection problems, including radial misalignment and the need for secure, leak-resistant coupler joints.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Chun-Han Lin and Yung-Chih Tseng as Hsu’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patents or describe particular collaborative projects.

Conclusion

An-Szu Hsu’s listed patent work centers on guiding and floating-joint structures that help couplers align and connect securely, with the aim of reducing wear and leakage.