Amp LLC

The Whitaker Corporation

Charles A Miller

William E Zelko

Stanford C Moist, Jr

Warren D Nauman

Ronald S Pala

Keith S Koegel

Reuben E Ney

Robert E Beamenderfer

John T Haddock

Mark A Wojcicki

John R Ellis

Raymond Robert Buchheister, Jr

Gary D Balon

Larry E Conley

A wire organizer (16) comprises, signal wire receiving passages (22), fingers (19) receiving electrical contacts (9) of an electrical connector assembly (6), and each of the passages (22) that receives a signal wire (2) superposes the signal wire (2) over one of the contacts (9) for joined connection of the signal wire (2) to the contact (9).

Connector with wire guiding fixture

A connector assembly (6) comprises, conductive signal contacts (9) and a ground bus (10), a separator (16) between first and second rows of the contacts (9), the contacts (9) and the ground bus (10) being supported against the separator (16), the separator (16) having fingers (19) between adjacent contacts (9) of each row, and the ground bus (10) and the contacts (9) being of greater height than the fingers (19) for ease in connection to wires (2, 5) of an electrical cable (1).

Electrical connector assembly

A cable 3 connector 1 comprising, a housing block 2 and an electrical cable 3 having a signal wire 13 connected to a corresponding signal contact 4, and at least one reference wire 14 connected to a reference conductor 5 extending beside the signal contact 4, a housing 6 coupled to the housing 6 block 2 and receiving the signal contact 4 in one of multiple contact positions 7 in the housing 6, and a reference contact 10 received in the housing 6 and connected to the reference conductor 5.

Cable connector with a low inductance path

An electrical connector 6 comprises, an insulative housing block 7 containing multiple, spaced apart, conductive electrical contacts 9 for connection with corresponding conductors 3 of electrical wiring 2, and for disconnect coupling with corresponding multiple electrical terminals 14 arranged in an array, the housing block 7 includes at least one recess 16 without an electrical contact therein, said recess 16 is open for pluggable receipt of a corresponding said electrical terminal 14, a flexible lanyard 18 extends in a loop 19, said loop 19 is anchored to said housing block 7, and said loop 19 extends into said recess 16 and is anchored therein.

Method for assembly of lanyard and connector

Lanyard for disconnecting a connector of a cable assembly

An electrical cable assembly 1 comprises, electrical contacts 9 mounted in an insulative housing 8, the contacts 9 are connected to signal wires 4 of an electrical cable 2, a ground bus 7 connected to ground wires 5 of the cable 2, the wires 4,5 are bent to extend toward a cable entry side 15 or 16 of the assembly 1, the ground bus 7 is connected by tabs 14 to selected contacts 9', and the tabs 14 offset the ground bus 7 to a side of the assembly 1.

Electrical cable assembly with selected side cable entry

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York New Salem, PA, United States of America

Charles A Miller