US Patent 7918695 Tubular female terminal for receiving a male terminal
Patent 7918695 was granted and assigned to Yazaki on April, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A female terminal for receiving a male terminal is provided. The female terminal includes: a tubular box part having a receiving portion for receiving the male terminal therein; a spring piece which includes a fixed end provided inside the box part, and a free end pinching the male terminal between the spring piece and the box part by an elastic reaction force of the spring piece. The spring piece is made of a metal as a separate member from the box part.
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Yoji Kutsuna0
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US Patent 07918695 Tubular female terminal for receiving a male terminal US Patent 7918695 Tubular female terminal for receiving a male terminal
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079186950
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April 5, 2011
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124702450
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May 21, 2009
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US Patent 07918695 Tubular female terminal for receiving a male terminal
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07918695
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