Amphenol Corporation

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Michael A Yashin

Ronald I Frank

James R Meszaros

Braden J Ishaug

Gordon J Udall

Daniel R Mcnevin

Robert G Hennemuth, Iii

George L Goulart, Jr

Michael D Smith

Leonard I Goldstein

An electrical connector or electrical connector assembly that has a housing, a contact carrier, one or more spring members, and an interposer or contact system. The contact carrier is movable with respect to the housing between unmated and mated electrical positions.

Spring loaded electrical connector

An electrical connector or electrical connector assembly that has a housing, a contact carrier, one or more spring members, and an interposer. The contact carrier is movable with respect to the housing between unmated and mated electrical positions.

An electrical connector that has a housing, a contact carrier slidably coupled to the housing, at least one spring member received inside of the housing and adjacent the contact carrier for abutment with the contact carrier, and an interposer received in the receiving end of the contact carrier and remote from the spring member. The contact carrier is slidable with respect to the housing along a mating axis between unmated and mated positions.

An electrical connector that has a housing with a mating interface end section, an opposite cable termination end section, and an inner support member. A core is slidably coupled to the inner support member of the housing and includes a receiving end and a spring engagement end. A spring member is received inside of the housing and behind the core for abutment with the spring engagement end of the core. An interposer may be received in the receiving end of the core and remote from the spring member. The core is axially slidable with respect to the inner support member along a longitudinal axis of the housing between an unmated position, in which the spring member pushes the core outwardly away from the cable termination end of the housing, and a mated position, in which the core pushes inwardly against the spring member.

A work platform for use in the servicing of jet engines including a frame, curved to conform with the exterior of the engine, carrying at its lower end a personnel supporting platform, a plurality of latch members rigidly attached to the upper end of the frame and adapted to engage cowling mountings on the engine thereby to support the work platform upon the engine, said latch members being adapted for insertion within the cowling mountings when said work platform is pivoted away from said engine about the end of the frame adjacent the latch members and for work platform supporting locking engagement with the cowling mountings upon pivotal movement of the work platform into an operational position on the engine following insertion of the latch members into the cowling mountings.

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Cranston, RI, United States of America

Michael A Yashin