Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Limited

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Autonetworks Technologies, Limited

Harness System Technologies Research, Ltd.

Yoshito Sakai

Hiroki Hirai

Tetsuji Tanaka

Masashi Sugimoto

Shigeki Sakai

Yuichiro Tsutsumi

Kenji Okamura

Nori Inoue

Toshiaki Suzuki

Yasuhiro Hiura

Hiroomi Hiramitsu

Tomoyuki Sakata

Takeshi Aizawa

Tatsuo Tamagawa

Nobuaki Kojima

A noise filter (A) includes a case () and capacitors () accommodated in the case (). Substantially flat surfaces of the capacitors () serve as ground-side electrodes (). A ground terminal () is connected directly to the ground-side electrodes (), and input/output terminals () are connected to input/output-side electrodes () of the capacitors (). A routing space for leads for connecting the capacitors () and the ground terminal () is not necessary in the case (). Therefore, the case () can be miniaturized.

Noise filter

An electric wire including a conductor; and a coating material outside of the conductor, wherein a water-stopping agent having a flowability is located between the conductor and the coating material on a connection terminal side of the electric wire.

Electric wire and water-stopping method therefor

Electric wire water-stopping method

A board mounting type connector includes: a housing being made of a resin, the housing holding a plurality of terminals, each terminal being arranged in parallel and connected to a circuit board; and a metal fastening member being fixed to both ends of the housing in a widthwise direction of the housing in which the terminals are arranged, the metal fastening member being mounted to the circuit board, and each metal fastening member having an engaging portion which engages with a housing of a counterpart connector fitted into the board mounting type connector so that the connectors are engageable to each other in a fitted state.

Board mounting type connector with metal fastening member

An earthing electric wire including a conductor; and a coating material outside of the conductor, wherein a water-stopping agent having a flowability is located between the conductor and the coating material on an earthing connection terminal side of the earthing electric wire for connecting a circuit mounted on a vehicle with the earth.

Earthing electric wire and water-stopping method therefor

As a structure for electrically connecting conductors of a flat cable (flat wire member) with a circuit board, an end of the flat cable is split into split pieces, and connectors (second connectors) are mounted at the ends of the respective split pieces. A connector (first connector) provided with two connecting portions for the connectors are mounted on the circuit board. When the respective connectors mounted on the flat cable are connected with the connector, the respective conductors of the split pieces are brought into contact with terminals accommodated in the connector. The flat cable or the flat wire member can be easily and securely connected.

Connector assembly and an electrical connection structure for a flat wire member

A fixture device for use in connection of a flat wire member of a terminal connector is so constructed as to bring conductors of a flat wire member into contact with terminals by mounting a connector at an end portion of the flat cable and connecting the fixture device with a connector mounted on a circuit board to insert the end portion of the flat cable into the connector. The connector is provided with a pair of pivotally changeable handles. The handles extend in a direction opposite from an engaging direction of the connector with the connector while standing upright with respect to the rear end surface of the connector. Then operability in connecting or detaching the flat wire member can be improved.

Fixture device for use in connection of flat wire member with terminal connector

A connector assembly is provided with a connector (first connector) to be mounted on a circuit board and a connector (second connector) for holding a flat cable flat wire member). When the two connectors are connected with each other, an end portion of the cable is inserted into the connector to bring conductors of the cable into contact with mating terminals. The connector is provided with a plate-shaped holder, and the cable is supported on this holder in such a state as to be displaceable in widthwise direction. On the other hand, the connector is provided with a pair of locking pieces as a positioning portion. When the two connectors are connected with each other, the respective locking pieces directly come into contact with the cable being inserted into the connector from widthwise outer sides, thereby positioning the cable with respect to the connector in widthwise direction. The respective conductors of the flat wire member can be more precisely and securely brought into contact with the mating terminals.

Connector assembly for a flat wire member

A connector terminal is provided with a press-in portion extending in forward and backward directions; a trunk portion (joining portion) extending downward from the press-in portion; a base portion extending forward and backward from the bottom end (leading end) of the trunk portion, a pair of deflectable pieces for connection (contact portions) which are vertically resiliently displaceable, extend forward and backward from the base portion at the front and rear sides of the trunk portion and have contacts at their sides opposite from the press-in portions; and a leg portion extending upward from the rear end of the press-in portion. The connector terminal is inserted into a corresponding cavity from behind the housing with a leading end of the press-in portion faced forward, and is accommodated and held in the cavity by pressing the leading end into a fixing hole formed in the housing and engaging a hook provided at the leading end with the housing. Contact portions can be effectively prevented from undergoing a deformation (plastic deformation) during the insertion of the connector terminal into the connector housing.

Connector terminal and a method for producing the same

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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Mie, Japan

Yoshito Sakai