Arnaud Mouchon

Title: Arnaud Mouchon and His Lighting-System Invention.

Introduction

Arnaud Mouchon is an inventor associated with Paris, France, and Koninklijke Philips N.V. His recorded patent work includes an invention for a lighting system and a cap that helps connect an electrical lamp to its holder. He is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Mouchon’s listed patent, “Lighting system and cap for such lighting system,” describes a cap positioned between an electrical lamp and its holder. The cap has a top side that receives the lamp connector and an opposite bottom side that receives the holder connector. Axial holes accommodate parts of electrical cap connectors, which connect the lamp and holder electrically when the assembly is put together.

The invention also uses guides on the cap and holder that fit together along the mounting direction. This arrangement limits sideways movement and helps position the cap before the electrical connectors make contact.

Career Highlights

Mouchon’s documented patent contribution focuses on the mechanical alignment and electrical connection of components in a lighting assembly. The design addresses the sequence of positioning and electrical contact during installation.

Collaborations

The patent information names Jelle Peter Pelsma and Antonius Nicolaas Theelen as Mouchon’s coworkers. The available details do not specify their individual roles in the invention.

Conclusion

Arnaud Mouchon’s recorded invention combines guiding features and electrical connectors to support the assembly of a lamp and holder, reflecting a practical focus on alignment and connection in lighting systems.