Luigi Campari

Title: Luigi Campari: Inventor of Practical Electrical and Cable Technologies.

Introduction

Luigi Campari is an inventor associated with Turin, Italy. His listed work includes inventions for coaxial cable preparation and electrical switching. He is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Campari’s listed patents include a coaxial cable stripping device and an electrical switch.

The coaxial cable stripping device is designed to remove insulation between a cable’s inner and outer conductors. It supports the cable with its end aligned along a straight axis and uses a tubular, threaded bit that rotates and moves back and forth along that axis. The design may also include a cutting blade that moves toward the cable channel and rotates around the cable.

The electrical switch uses two contacts formed from single pieces of sheet metal. Each contact has a post and a receptacle with opposed spring arms. An elongated metal slider moves between switching positions, engaging the arms of one receptacle or both. The spring arms may be shaped with different curves near their free ends.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Amp LLC as a company associated with Campari’s work. His listed inventions address practical components used in cable preparation and electrical switching.

Collaborations

Aldo Bruni is identified as Campari’s coworker. The available details do not specify the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Luigi Campari’s listed patents reflect engineering work on coaxial cable stripping and electrical switch design, with a focus on functional mechanical and electrical components.