Adapter with an Electronic Filtering System
US-2015372416-A1 · Dec 24, 2015 · US
US9478900B1 · US · B1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9478900-B1 |
| Application number | US-201514800768-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B1 |
| Filing date | Jul 16, 2015 |
| Priority date | Jul 16, 2015 |
| Publication date | Oct 25, 2016 |
| Grant date | Oct 25, 2016 |
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An electrical connection element is for a power connector. The power connector includes an electrical component having a number of first electrical mating members. The electrical connection element comprises: a housing including a number of second electrical mating members structured to be electrically connected to the number of first electrical mating members; a contact assembly enclosed by the housing and being electrically connected to the number of second electrical mating members; and an operating mechanism for opening and closing the contact assembly. The contact assembly is structured to electrically connect and disconnect power while the number of first electrical mating members remain mechanically coupled to the number of second electrical mating members.
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What is claimed is: 1. A power connector comprising: an electrical component having a number of first electrical mating members; and an electrical connection element comprising: a housing including a number of second electrical mating members electrically connected to said number of first electrical mating members, a contact assembly enclosed by said housing and being electrically connected to said number of second electrical mating members, and an operating mechanism for opening and closing said contact assembly, wherein said contact assembly is structured to electrically connect and disconnect power while said number of first electrical mating members remain mechanically coupled to said number of second electrical mating members; wherein said operating mechanism is a manual operating lever coupled to said housing and said contact assembly; wherein said manual operating lever is structured to move between a first position, a second position, and a third position; wherein, when said manual operating lever moves from the first position to the second position, said manual operating lever opens said contact assembly in order to disconnect power; wherein, when said manual operating lever moves from the second position to the third position, said manual operating lever assists disengagement of said number of second electrical mating members from said number of first electrical mating members; wherein, when said manual operating lever moves from the third position to the second position, said manual operating lever assists engagement of said number of second electrical mating members with said number of first electrical mating members; and wherein, when said contact assembly is closed, said manual operating lever prevents disengagement of said number of second electrical mating members from said number of first electrical mating members. 2. The power connector of claim 1 wherein said electrical connection element is a line side electrical receptacle; wherein said electrical component is a load side electrical receptacle; wherein said number of second electrical mating members is a number of female conductors; and wherein said number of first electrical mating members is a number of male conductors. 3. A power connector comprising: an electrical component having a number of first electrical mating members; and an electrical connection element comprising: a housing including a number of second electrical mating members electrically connected to said number of first electrical mating members, a contact assembly enclosed by said housing and being electrically connected to said number of second electrical mating members, and an operating mechanism for opening and closing said contact assembly, wherein said contact assembly is structured to electrically connect and disconnect power while said number of first electrical mating members remain mechanically coupled to said number of second electrical mating members; wherein said electrical component comprises another housing including said number of first electrical mating members and a driving member; and wherein said driving member cooperates with said operating mechanism in order to open and close said contact assembly. 4. The power connector of claim 3 wherein said operating mechanism comprises a first sliding member, a second sliding member, a first biasing element, a second biasing element, and a linking member each coupled to said housing; wherein said first sliding member, said second sliding member, said first biasing element, said second biasing element, and said linking member are structured to move between a first position corresponding to said contact assembly being open and a second position corresponding to said contact assembly being closed; wherein said first biasing element couples said first sliding member to said linking member; wherein said second biasing element couples said second sliding member to said contact assembly; wherein said driving member is structured to push said first sliding member from the first position to the second position; wherein, responsive to said first sliding member moving from the first position to the second position, said first biasing element pulls said linking member from the first position to the second position; and wherein, when said linking member moves from the first position to the second position, said linking member drives said second sliding member, thereby causing said second biasing element to close said contact assembly. 5. The power connector of claim 3 wherein said electrical connection element is a line side electrical receptacle; wherein said electrical component is a load side electrical receptacle; wherein said number of second electrical mating members is a number of female conductors; and wherein said number of first electrical mating members is a number of male conductors. 6. The power connector of claim 3 wherein said electrical connection element is a load side electrical receptacle; wherein said electrical component is a line side electrical receptacle; wherein said number of second electrical mating members is a number of male conductors; and wherein said number of first electrical mating members is a number of female conductors. 7. A power connector comprising: an electrical component having a number of first electrical mating members; and an electrical connection element comprising: a housing including a number of second electrical mating members electrically connected to said number of first electrical mating members, a contact assembly enclosed by said housing and being electrically connected to said number of second electrical mating members, and an operating mechanism for opening and closing said contact assembly, wherein said contact assembly is structured to electrically connect and disconnect power while said number of first electrical mating members remain mechanically coupled to said number of second electrical mating members; wherein said housing further includes a driving member; and wherein said operating mechanism comprises a number of link members, a cam, a number of biasing elements, and a contact carrier each structured to cooperate with one another and said driving member in order to open and close said contact assembly. 8. The power connector of claim 7 wherein said operating mechanism further comprises another housing; wherein said number of link members comprises a first link member and a second link member; wherein said number of biasing elements comprises a cam spring and a contact spring; wherein said first link member couples said driving member to said cam; wherein said second link member couples said cam to said contact carrier; wherein said cam spring is coupled to said another housing and said cam; wherein said contact spring is coupled to said contact carrier and said contact assembly; wherein said first link member, said second link member, said cam, said contact spring, said cam spring, and said contact carrier are structured to move between a first position corresponding to said contact assembly being open and a second position corresponding to said contact assembly being closed; wherein said driving member is structured to drive said first link member from the first position to the second position; wherein said first link member and said cam spring are structured to drive said cam from the first position to the second position; wherein, responsive to said cam moving from the first position to the second position, said second link member drives said contact carrier, thereby causing said contact spring to close said contact assembly. 9. The power connector of claim 7 wherein said electrical connection element is a line side electrical receptacle; wherein said electrical component i
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