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Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Limited

Harness System Technologies Research, Ltd.

Shigeki Sakai

Hiroki Hirai

Tetsuji Tanaka

Yoshito Sakai

Masashi Sugimoto

Yuichiro Tsutsumi

Nori Inoue

Yasuhiro Hiura

Takeshi Tsuji

Yoshitsugu Tsuji

Yoshiyuki Miyazaki

Kenji Inoue

Kouji Oota

Kouji Ota

Yoshihiro Kumazawa

Hiroto Ueno

Nobuaki Kojima

Terminal tools are fixed to end portions of a plurality of wires that are covered with a shield lacing and a shield case is connected/fixed to the shield lacing End portions of respective wires are inserted into a unit housing of the electronic unit from the outside and connected to circuits in the unit housing and then connected portions between respective wires and a unit housing are covered with the shield case from the outside by fixing the shield case to an outer surface of the unit housing Also, the shield case and the shield lacing are brought into the state that they can be grounded via the unit housing

Electronic unit, shield cable connecting structure, connecting method, wires waterproof-connecting structure, and method

Disclosed is a connector having a terminal which is rendered into an electrically connectable state with a counterpart terminal by engaging with the counterpart terminal; a housing for accommodating the terminal therein; and an arc suppressive member which is provided at such a position as to be electrically connectable to the terminal and rendered into contact with the counterpart terminal when the terminal is being disengaged from the counterpart terminal so as to keep on electrically connecting the terminal and the counterpart terminal. The arc suppressive member has such a construction that an amount of discharged arc when the arc suppressive member is detached from the counterpart terminal is smaller than an amount of discharged arc when the terminal is disengaged from the counterpart terminal. With this arrangement, arc discharge at the disengagement of the terminals is suppressed.

Arc discharge suppressive connector

A phone holder for holding a mobile phone in a connected state with a holder connector. The phone holder has a fixed casing and a movable casing. The movable casing is mounted with the holder connector and formed with a hollow portion therein. The movable casing is mounted on the fixed casing and is settable between a housed position and a detachable position. When set at the detachable position, the hollow portion of the movable casing is accessible to enable insertion of the mobile phone in the movable casing in the connecting direction with the holder connector.

Phone holder

This invention relates to a phone holder. The phone holder includes a holder main body with an outer box, and a holder connector which is connectable with a mobile phone when the mobile phone is inserted in the holder main body. The position of the holder connector along a direction normal to a connecting direction with the mobile phone is adjusted by bolts and nuts (fixing means). Further, the holder connector is selectively set in the holder main body in a state that a top thereof is oriented upward or downward.

This invention relates to a phone holder. The phone holder includes a holder main body with an outer box. The holder main body is provided with movable members such as side walls which are movable in a direction orthogonal to a direction of inserting a mobile phone. The position of the movable members is adjusted by a position adjuster such as a screw shaft.

A phone holder includes a single outer casing to which a holder connector is fixed and a plurality of types of inner casings selectively mountable into the outer casing. The inner surfaces of the respective inner casings are configured such that the corresponding mobile phones can be substantially closely fitted thereinto, and the positions thereof are set such that phone side connectors of the mobile phone are connectable with the holder connector in inserted states of the mobile phones. A connector provided phone holder can be commonly used for a plurality of types of mobile phones and to stably and easily detachably hold the respective mobile phones.

Phone holder for selectively holding a mobile phone

A phone holder for detachably holding a mobile phone in an automotive vehicle is provided with a holder main body including an inner casing having a phone accommodating portion, a phone urging device having a phone actuating roller and the like for urging the mobile phone being inserted into the phone accommodating portion in a direction opposite from an inserting direction of the mobile phone, and a phone locking device which can be switched between a locking state where the mobile phone is locked in a specified accommodation position in the phone accommodating portion against a urging force of the phone urger and an unlocking state where the locking is released. The phone locking device is switched to the locking state as the mobile phone is inserted into the phone accommodating portion. The above locking is releasable by moving the mobile phone in its locked state in the inserting direction.

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Nagoya, Japan

Shigeki Sakai