Yazaki Corporation

Takahiko Katsuramaki

Sadaharu Okuda

Taku Furuta

Hikaru Sano

Ryo Hamada

Goro Nakamura

Hayato Yamaguchi

A connector device has a constitution in a connector in which a plurality of terminals protrude into a connector opening. The plurality of terminals are respectively provided with a plurality of switches that have independent states of supplying power to the terminals and are switchable in between. A plurality of conductor plates are provided in the connector opening in an attachable and detachable state, and are each configured to electrically connect at least two of the plurality of terminals. The plurality of conductor plates are coupled by an insulating member.

Connector device

There are provided an arrangement jig for a wire harness and a system for part manufacturing including: a plurality of blocks having a connector receiving unit that receives connectors of a wire harness; and a retaining unit that defines and retains a mutual positional relation between the plurality of blocks. The plurality of blocks have placement forms that are selectively deformable therebetween, the placement forms including: a developed form in which the connector receiving unit corresponds to a position of the connectors in an actual arrangement shape of the wire harness; and a folded form in which the plurality of blocks are tightly assembled for a storage. The retaining unit is provided to retain the mutual positional relation between the plurality of blocks when the placement form of the plurality of blocks is in the developed form.

Arrangement jig for wire harness and system for part manufacturing

An unauthorized connection detecting device to detect an unauthorized device connection at a connection part at which an electronic control unit mounted on a vehicle and an input and output unit are connected to each other is provided. The unauthorized connection detecting device includes a pair of connectors having one connector mounted on the electronic control unit and another connector mounted on the input and output unit, the pair of connectors being to be attached to each other, a protrusion or a conductor pattern formed on the another connector, a switch unit arranged on the one connector and to detect the protrusion or a conductor connection detecting unit arranged on the one connector and to be electrically connected to the conductor pattern, and an unauthorized connection identification unit to detect an unauthorized connection based on a state detected by the switch unit or the conductor connection detecting unit.

Unauthorized connection detecting device

An extra part draw-in mechanism includes a central axis having a winding face for the flat cable on its outer circumferential face, a rotary body arranged around the central axis and rotatably supported with the central axis at a center of the rotary body, an urging member that urges the rotary body in a winding direction of the flat cable, and a slit that is formed in the central axis and has an opening in the winding face of the central axis to accept and hold the flat cable. The opening of the slit in the winding face of the central axis is curved along a winding direction.

Power supply structure for movable body and extra part draw-in mechanism

A winding device includes a case that includes a cable lead-out path, a rotating body that is accommodated in the case and is supported to be rotatable, and a cable that has one end connected to the rotating body to be wound in the case and the other end passing through the cable lead-out path of the case to be pulled out to an outside of the case. In the winding device, a first foreign substance removing portion and a second foreign substance removing portion which remove foreign substances pulled in together with the cable, are provided in the cable lead-out path, and the second foreign substance removing portion is capable of removing the foreign substances smaller than the foreign substances that are removable by the first foreign substance removing portion.

Winding device and wiring structure

A power feed structure for movable body includes a flat electric wire having one end connected to a vehicle body and the other end connected to a sunroof, and an excess length absorbing mechanism for winding an excess portion of the flat electric wire. The excess length absorbing mechanism is arranged so as to be movable along a rail member. The excess length absorbing mechanism includes a rotating body having a wire winding part to wind the flat electric wire on the sunroof and the flat electric wire on the vehicle body, and a spiral spring for urging the rotating body to a winding direction to wind the flat electric wire on the sunroof and the flat electric wire on the vehicle body.

Power feed structure for movable body

A sunroof feed structure includes: a rail fixed to a vehicle body of a vehicle; a slider movable along the rail in a front and rear direction of the vehicle; a sunroof supported by the slider, movable inside a ceiling panel of the vehicle body as a movement path, and capable of opening and closing an opening of the ceiling panel; an electric wire for power feeding between the vehicle body and the sunroof, the electric wire having one end fixed to the vehicle body and the other end fixed to the sunroof; and an excess length absorber for winding an excess length of the electric wire, the excess length absorber being movable together with the sunroof in a position rearward of the sunroof in the front and rear direction of the vehicle.

Sunroof feed structure and sunroof unit

A flat cable routing structure is provided for preventing flat cables from suffering damage or disconnection and minimizing winding device malfunction, even when the flat cables are used in a plurally stacked state. The flat cable routing structure is provided with: a winding device for winding one side end portion of plurally stacked flat cables as well as for feeding out the other side end portion of the flat cables, the winding device being disposed in the vicinity of a slide body; and a protector which is caused to slide between a proximal position proximal to the winding device at which the flat cables are wound and a distal position distal to the winding device at which the flat cables are fed out. The protector is provided with a slackness absorption part for absorbing, in the interior, a slack portion consisted of the inner/outer circumference lengths difference between the flat cable on the outside, and the flat cable on the inside, with respect to the direction in which the flat cables are stacked produced when the flat cables are wound by the winding device.

Flat cable routing structure

An object of the present invention is to provide a flat cable reeling device reducing a size. A flat cable reeling device includes a case housing a flat cable, a center shaft provided in the case and fixing a first end side of the flat cable, a rotating table rotatively provided, centering on the center shaft, and a biasing means biasing the rotating table in a reeling direction of the flat cable. The rotating table is provided with a plurality of rollers adapted to reel the flat cable from an outside of the case along a circumferential direction of the rotating table. The rotating table is integrally provided with a disk-like table main body and a plurality of guiding portions formed to project from an upper surface of the table main body, and the plurality of guiding portions rotatively support the respective rollers and guide the respective rollers to be slidable in a radial direction of the rotating table.

Flat cable reeling device

Provided is a flat cable winding device and an assembling method thereof, which can prevent slack of a flat cable and achieve smooth winding and leading out of the flat cable. A flat cable winding device includes a rotating table, a plurality of rollers, and a central shaft rotatably and pivotally supporting the rotating table. The central shaft includes an auxiliary wound portion in which the flat cable is wound for at least one turn. An inner wound portion is formed along an outer circumference of the auxiliary wound portion, and an outer wound portion is formed along outer circumferences of the plurality of rollers, thereby preventing the slack at the inner wound portion when leading out the flat cable.

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Shizuoka, Japan

Takahiko Katsuramaki