Amp LLC

Van K Webster

Larry Eugene Dittmann

Edward John Bright

Edwin T Harris

Robert M Koch

A retaining device for retaining a circuit card in a zero insertion force card edge connector. More particularly, the device inclues a u-shaped member formed from spring wire and whose legs are bent into a concavo-convex shape so that the member can be resiliently elongated.

Circuit card retaining device

The present invention relates to a connector for electrically connecting a dual in-line package (DIP) to a printed circuit board or the like. More specifically, the invention discloses a lower housing having a plurality of contact members and a movable upper housing which opens the contact members to admit the leads extending from the DIP.

Zero insertion force connector

The present invention relates to a battery terminal for use on low voltage, high current storage batteries of the type used by telephone companies. More particularly the terminal comprises an elongated split cylinder which slides over the battery post, a locking subassembly for securing the cylinder to the post and a wire barrel adapted to be crimped onto a conductor.

Battery terminal for telephone storage batteries

The present invention relates to a plug and its method of manufacture. The plug is of the type having a two piece, insulative housing and flat-bladed terminals. More particularly, the method of manufacture includes a continuous molding operation wherein a plurality of cavities are spaced about the circumference of a wheel.

Modular telephone plug

The present invention relates to a device for latching a terminal to a battery post. More specifically, a finger on the free end of the terminal's hoop has several sets of teeth and the channel of the terminal has an opening through which the finger is inserted. Further, the finger has support means so that a pair of pliers may be used to tighten the hoop about the battery post by passing the finger into the opening and latching a set of teeth on the channel member wall.

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Camp Hill, PA, United States of America

Van K Webster