Eric Ammon

Title: Eric Ammon and His Power Distribution Connector Invention.

Introduction

Eric Ammon is an inventor associated with Carol Stream, Illinois, and Eaton Intelligent Power Limited. His work includes a patented connector system designed for power distribution systems, including those used in motor vehicles. The invention focuses on improving safety, durability, and reliability.

Latest Patents

Ammon’s patent, “Connector system for use in a power distribution system,” describes complementary female and male connector assemblies. In the female assembly, a terminal assembly is inserted into its housing with a first force, while a touch-proof member is inserted in the opposite direction with a second force. The touch-proof member helps prevent foreign objects from entering the terminal assembly.

The male assembly includes a terminal body with contact arms and a spring member housed within a receiver. The contact arms have narrower neck portions and wider body portions. During operation, the spring arms apply outward pressure to the contact arms, supporting the electrical connection. The male housing also has an opening that receives part of the touch-proof member.

Career Highlights

Ammon’s documented patent work addresses connector design for power distribution applications. The patent record provided identifies 1 patent associated with him.

Collaborations

Ammon is associated with Eaton Intelligent Power Limited. His listed coworkers include Jason Degen and James Dawson.

Conclusion

Eric Ammon’s patented connector system combines touch-proof protection and spring-loaded contact features to support safer and more reliable power distribution.