Tyco Electronics Corporation

Te Connectivity Solutions Gmbh

Te Connectivity Services Gmbh

Te Connectivity Corporation

Rodney Ivan Martens

Chad William Morgan

John Joseph Consoli

Zhengwei Liu

Min Zheng

Jessica Henderson Brown Hemond

David Bruce Sarraf

Jerzy Gazda

Ting Gao

David Patrick Orris

Jian Wang

Robert Daniel Hilty

Martin William Bayes

Douglas Edward Shirk

Arturo Pachon Munoz

Mary Elizabeth Sullivan-Malervy

Gokce Gulsoy

Ranjan Deepak Deshmukh

Suvrat Bhargava

Mary Elizabeth Sullivan Malervy

Andrew Nicholas Loyd

A separable connector interface includes at least one electrically conductive element with a metal polymer composite deposited thereon. The metal polymer composite has conductive particles dispersed within a protective binder.

Metal composite for use with separable electrical interfaces

The present invention relates to use of an enhanced performance ultraconductive copper composite cylindrical conduit. The ultraconductive copper composite cylindrical conduit has enhanced RF conductivity.

Use of enhanced performance ultraconductive copper materials in cylindrical configurations and methods of forming ultraconductive copper materials

Electrical connector includes a housing, signal contacts, and ground shields. The signal contacts are coupled to the housing and positioned for mating with mating signal contacts of a mating connector. The ground shields are coupled to the housing and at least partially surround the signal contacts to shield the signal contacts. The ground shields are plated with a ground-material composition along one or more contact segments of the ground shields that come into compression engagement with one or more other conductive members. The ground-material composition includes a tin-nickel (Sn/Ni) alloy plating layer. The signal contacts are plated with a signal-material composition that is different than the ground-material composition.

Electrical connector and connector system having plated ground shields

Electrical connector includes a housing and a mating array having a plurality of signal contacts and a plurality of ground contacts that are coupled to the housing. The signal contacts and the ground contacts are positioned for mating with signal conductors and ground conductors, respectively, of a mating connector. The ground contacts are plated with a ground-material composition and the signal contacts are plated with a signal-material composition. The ground-material composition is configured to cause a first low-level contact resistance (LLCR) while mated with the ground conductors during operation. The signal-material composition is configured to cause a second LLCR while mated with the signal conductors during operation. The second LLCR is less than the first LLCR during operation.

Electrical connector and electrical connector assembly having a mating array of signal and ground contacts

A method of manufacturing an electrical conductor includes providing a substrate layer, depositing a surface layer on the substrate layer that has pores at least partially exposing the substrate layer, and forming graphene deposits in the pores. Optionally, the graphene deposits may be formed only in the pores. The graphene deposits may be formed along the exposed portions of the substrate layer. The graphene layers may be selectively deposited or may be deposited to cover an entire layer. Optionally, the forming of the graphene deposits may include processing the electrical conductor using a chemical vapor deposition process using an organic compound precursor and heat of sufficient temperature to facilitate graphene growth on the metal compound comprising the substrate layer.

Electrical conductors and methods of manufacturing electrical conductors

An electrical connector has a carbon nanotube (CNT) conductor, a terminal terminated to the CNT conductor, and a conductive intermediary electrically coupled to the CNT conductor and the terminal to enhance an electrical connection between the CNT conductor and the terminal. Optionally, the terminal may have a crimp barrel that receives the CNT conductor. The electrical connector may include a second CNT conductor where the terminal splices the CNT conductor and the second CNT conductor together.

Termination of carbon nanotube macrostructures

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