Connecting block construction
CA 1302533 C · Owner: Drexler, Leonard Hugh · Inventors: Denkmann, W. John; Drexler, Leonard Hugh; Spitz, William Tracy
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An easily assembled connecting block provides interconnection between modular plugs and insulated telephone wires or the like. The connecting block includes: (i) a metallic lead frame (150) comprising a member of flat elongated conductive elements (151,152) that terminate in closely spaced flat wires (153) at one end thereof (ii) an, equal number of metallic connectors (140) that electrically couple to the conductive elements (151,152) of the lead frame (150) and further provide at least two pairs (141,142) of opposing contact fingers for insulation displacement; and (iii) a dielectric block (120,130) for receiving the closely spaced wires within a jack housing (130) contained therein and …
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- Granted June 2, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 2, 2009.
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