Yazaki Corporation

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Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Amada Manufacturing America, Inc.

Shigemi Hashizawa

Hidehiko Kuboshima

Shigemitsu Inaba

Hirotaka Fukushima

Hidehiro Ichikawa

Eiichi Toyama

Takayoshi Endo

Toshiaki Hasegawa

Satoki Masuda

Yutaka Masuda

Masayuki Karamatsu

Masahiro Takamatsu

Yasuyoshi Fukao

Toshiyuki Sekimori

Tatsuya Oga

Shigeo Mori

Kazuyuki Shiraki

Kazuhisa Ishizaki

Kazuto Ohtaka

Takashi Ishii

Kouichi Shirouzu

Kouichi Yamamoto

Toshio Asahi

Yasuhiro Nagasaka

Mitsuhiro Matsumoto

Akira Maeda

Hitoshi Sakai

Junzo Ohe

Koji Nomura

Eiji Shimochi

Shinichi Tsuchiya

Eiichi Tohyama

Mitsuru Matsumoto

Hisaharu Katoh

Akihito Tsukamoto

Kazuto Ootaka

Toshihiko Masuda

Michihisa Masuda

Tsuyoshi Matsui

Hitoshi Uesugi

Yoshihiro Kawashima

Sou Arikawa

Tsuneo Shiga

Tomoyuki Kouda

Yoshinori Hiraguchi

Satoru Ohshita

Hidehito Ishida

Toyama Eiichi

A conductive module applied to a battery pack includes a connection terminal electrically coupled to an electrode terminal, and a flexible substrate that includes a flexible base film having insulating property, a conductive layer in which a first circuit pattern is configured by a first conductor that electrically couples the connection terminal to a monitoring device, and a reinforcing protective film covering the conductive layer. The reinforcing protective film includes a first exposed portion that exposes a first connection end portion of the first conductor from the reinforcing protective film, and has relatively higher rigidity than rigidity of the flexible base film.

Conductive module and battery pack

A wire harness includes one or more electrically-conducting paths, a tubular shielding member configured to collectively accommodate the electrically-conducting paths, a braided shielding member including a cylindrical braided member and connected to an end of the tubular shielding member, and an annular crimping member including a fixing portion which fixedly connects the braided shielding member and the tubular shielding member by crimping, and a bent portion which is formed by bending an open end of the fixing portion to outside of the fixing portion.

Wire harness

A wire harness includes one or more conductive paths, and a conductive path protection member that covers the conductive path. The conductive path protection member is formed into a cylindrical shape by spirally winding a metal wire material and portions of the metal wire material positioned to be adjacent to each other contact with each other at side end faces opposed to each other.

A wire harness includes a conduction path, and a flexible sheathing member through which the conduction path passes and which has recessed sections and protruded sections. The recessed sections and the protruded sections extend in a circumferential direction on the surface of the sheathing member and are formed alternately along a longitudinal direction of the sheathing member. A curing-type adhesive or resin containing the adhesive is supplied to the recessed sections of a bent part which is formed when the wire harness is bent, and cured while the bent part is maintained in a bent shape.

Wire harness and method of maintaining shape thereof

A wire harness for which an exterior member can be maintained in a desired shape is provided. A flexible, tubular corrugated tube () which covers electric wires () and a route keeping tape () which is more difficult to extend or buckle in the widthwise direction than the corrugated tube () are included, and the route keeping tape () is wound helically around a bent part (), which is formed by bending the corrugated tube (), along the longitudinal direction.

A wire harness includes a tubular sheathing member that covers at least one conduction path, and at least one path-maintaining member that is formed in flat plate shape corresponding to a bent part formed by bending the sheathing member. A tape is wrapped around the path-maintaining member while the path-maintaining member is placed along the bent part.

A shield member includes a metal foil layer and a base layer which have flexibility and are sheet-like or band-like, a bonding layer which bonds the metal foil layer and the base layer, and a cylindrical portion and an overlapping portion which are made by winding and folding the metal foil layer and the base layer so that the metal foil layer is on an inside. The overlapping portion is in a state of being brought down and arranged along the cylindrical portion.

Shield member, wire harness, and method of manufacturing wire harness

A wiring harness including a high-voltage conductive path having a shape holding function for holding a shape along an arrangement pathway. The high-voltage conductive path includes a positive electrode conductor, a first insulator extruded and arranged outside of the positive electrode conductor, a negative electrode arranged outside of the first insulator, a second insulator extruded and arranged outside of the negative electrode conductor, a shield member wrapped outside of the second insulator, first and second sheaths extruded and arranged outside of the shield member.

High-voltage conductive path and wiring harness

A high-voltage conduction path includes one conductor of a positive electrode conductor and a negative electrode conductor, a first insulator on the outside of the one conductor, the other conductor of the positive electrode conductor and the negative electrode conductor, the other conductor on the outside of the first insulator, and a second insulator on the outside of the other conductor. The other conductor is made of a metal wire material and formed into a cylindrical shape by spirally winding the metal wire material, and portions of the metal wire material positioned to be adjacent to each other contact with each other at side end faces opposed to each other.

High-voltage conduction path and wiring harness

A swaging structure is provided with a tubular metal foil member made of metal foil. The swaging connection structure is the one that a ring-shaped swaging member is swaged so as to include an area of main contact with a plurality of points or plurality of lines and an area of main contact with area, and thereby to electrically and mechanically contact the tubular metal foil member and a tubular connection part. The swaging connection member is also made a connection structure arranged such that an edge of a circumferential edge part of the ring-shaped swaging member is arranged not to contact with the tubular metal foil member.

Swaging connection structure

A wire harness having good heat-release performance as well as having simple structure and configuration and can be manufactured at low cost is provided. Also, the wire harness which can fulfill electromagnetic shield function is provided. A wire harnessincludes a thick high-voltage electric wirewhich electrically connects an inverterand a battery, a tubular protection memberarranged outside of the high-voltage electric wireso the high-voltage electric wire is passed therethrough, and a heat-transfer-and-shield membermade of metal. The tubular protection memberincludes a cylindrical circular pipehaving good heat-release performance, two corrugated tubesand two protectors. The heat-transfer-and-shield memberis one component constituting the high-voltage electric wireand is arranged in indirect contact with an inner faceof the circular pipe

A wiring harness includes: a harness main body having a plurality of high voltage electrically conductive paths; and a half pipe as a harness attachment member. The half pipe is formed in a substantially roof gutter shape. The half pipe is provided on a cabling target portion of a vehicle floor where the harness main body is cabled and fixed to the vehicle floor with the substantially roof gutter shape.

Wiring harness

A wiring arrangement of a wiring harnessat an underflooris finished by arranging a connecting memberto a position of a through-hole, by extending a sheathon the underfloorparallel to the underfloorwhile the sheathis received in a wire protect member, and by fixing a terminal fixing memberand the wire protecting memberto the underfloor. After such a wiring arrangement, the wiring harnessis electrically connected to a junction blockaround the through-holeby mounting a batteryor the like.

Wiring harness and a method of providing wiring structure of the same

A water stopping structure includes a water stopping member that has an outer peripheral face which is inclined with respect to an axis direction of a shielded wire, and that is adapted to contract a diameter thereof and attached on an outer face of the shielded wire in a state that the outer peripheral face of the water stopping member is positioned to an end portion of the sheath which is adjacent to an exposed portion of the outer sheath, and a fastening ring that has an inner peripheral face which is corresponded to the outer peripheral face of the water stopping member in inclination. The fastening ring is slid in the axis direction of the shielded wire so as to press the end portion of the sheath of the shielded wire for contracting the diameter of the water stopping member in a state that the inner peripheral face of the fastening ring is arranged on the outer peripheral face of the water stopping member.

Water stopping structure and water stopping method

To simply provide a water-stopping structures for shielded electric wire in the shielded portion of the wire at a low cost, a water stop structure in a shielded electric wire is comprised by stripping a sheathof the shielded electric wire in the middle part thereof; permeating an adhesive into the exposed shield member; overlaying a heat shrinkable tubeover the shield member via hot melt; and heat shrinking the heat shrinkable tubein a state where both ends of the heat shrinkable tubeare overlapped with the outer periphery of the sheath

Structure and method for stopping water in shielded electric wire

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Shizuoka, Japan

Shigemi Hashizawa