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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 27, 1976
Filed:
May. 08, 1975
Syunichi Hashimoto, Kawaguchi Saitama, JA;
Other;
Abstract
An electrical parallel connector comprising an integral unitary structure formed of electrical insulation hard synthetic resin and including a rectangular first connector member and a rectangular second connector member integrally connected to said first connector member by means of flexible connection strips, said first connector member having a plurality of parallel grooves extending by a substantial portion of the length of the connector member in one major surface thereof and terminating short of the opposite ends of the connector member to provide end walls which define the opposite ends of said grooves, projections on the opposite sides of said connector member for engaging the opposite sides of the second connector member, recesses in the opposite side edges of said connector member positioned adjacent to and inwardly of said projections and extending into the bottom of the adjacent groove at right angles to the groove and an intermediate recess positioned between said first mentioned recesses and extending into the bottoms of the adjacent grooves; and said second connector member having a plurality of parallel grooves extending by a substantial portion of the length of the connector member in one major surface of the connector member and terminating short of the opposite ends of the connector member to provide end walls which define the opposite ends of the grooves, the number of said grooves in the second connector member corresponding to that of said grooves in the first connector member, projections at the opposite side edges of the second connector member projecting outwardly of the major surface for engaging in said recesses in the opposite side edges of said first connector member and a recess extending between said side edge projections of the second connector member and intersecting said grooves in the second connector member at right angles thereto; further including an electrically conductive connecting blade engaging in said recesses in the first and second connector members and covered wires received in said grooves in the first and second grooves and held in position by said blade.