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The invention relates to a method for forming a self-aligned transition between a transmission line (1) and a module (2) to be connected to said transmission line (1). The invention equally relates to such a module (2), to such a transmission line (1), to an intermediate element (5) possibly to be positioned between such a module (2) and such a transmission line (1), and finally to a system comprising such a transition. In order to enable a simple and precise connection of a transmission line (1) with some other module (2), it is proposed to use matching solder particles (8) and soldering pads on module (2) and transmission line (1) or intermediate element (5) respectively, and to apply a reflow treatment to the joined elements (1) and (2) or (5) and (2), thereby forming a self-aligning connection. The invention is to be applied particularly to waveguide-to-microstrip transitions.

An object of the present invention is to provide a developer supply container capable of simplifying a mechanism for displacing a developer receiving portion to connect it with a developer supply container.

A developer supply container 1 for supplying a developer through a developer receiving portion 11 displaceably provided in a developer receiving apparatus 8 to which said developer supply container 1 is detachably mountable, said developer supply container 1 includes a developer accommodating portion 2c for accommodating a developer; and an engaging portions 3b2, 3b4, engageable with said developer receiving portion 11, for displacing said developer receiving portion 11 toward said developer supply container 1 with a mounting operation of said developer supply container 1 to establish a connected state between said developer supply container 1 and said developer receiving portion 11.

A cartilaginous tissue repair device with a biocompatible, bioresorbable three-dimensional silk or other fibre lay and a biocompatible, bioresorbable substantially porous silk-based or other hydrogel partially or substantially filling the interstices of the fibre lay; with or without an integral means of firmly anchoring the device to a patient's bone.

An electrical connector/cable harness includes an electrically insulative housing and first and second passageways extending from a first end of the connector/cable harness to a second end thereof, first and second electrically conductive wires disposed in the passageways, respectively, wherein the passageways and the wires therein reverse their dispositions in the connector/cable harness such that at the second end of the connector/cable harness the two wires are disposed oppositely to their disposition at the first end of the connector/cable harness.

Disclosed are a capacitive touch control device and a method thereof. A top face of a substrate is provided with first and second electrode groups, which each include a plurality of strip-like electrodes spaced from each other by a preset distance. The electrodes of the first and second electrode groups are respectively connected by first and second group scanning lines to a scanning circuit. When the first group scanning lines drive the electrodes of the first electrode group, the second group scanning lines carry out scanning operation on the electrodes of the second electrode group, and when the second group scanning lines drive the electrodes of the second electrode group, the first group scanning lines carry out scanning operation on the electrodes of the first electrode group. And, a touch location can thus be determined by using a microprocessor.

A method of producing a battery-connecting plate by providing busbars which connect batteries together, attaching terminals to one end of wires to produce terminal-attached wires for detecting voltage of desired ones of the batteries, placing the terminal-attached wires in a predetermined layout in a wire protector, setting the busbars and wire protector in a mold with the burbars positioned corresponding to an arrangement of the batteries, injecting resin into the mold to produce a molded piece with the burbars and the terminal-attached wires therein, and cutting an element mount portion of each of the terminals and connecting a respective circuit protector element to the element mount portion in a bridging manner across the cut.

A first split-bracket is joined to a first tube-shaped frame by lazar welding. A second split-bracket is joined to an end portion of a second tube-shaped frame by the lazar wielding. The second tube-shaped frame equipped with the second split-bracket is assembled to the first tube-shaped frame equipped with the first split-bracket. A second flange of the first split-bracket and a second flange of the second split-bracket are joined temporarily by spot welding. The second flange of the first split-bracket and the second flange of the second split-bracket are joined by continuous welding with lazar welding. Accordingly, the tube-shaped frames can be connected properly without forming any hole at a wall of the tube-shaped frame, ensuring the rigidity of the connection portion of the tube-shaped frames.

A trailer hitch facilitating proper alignment and connection to the hitch coupler of a trailer. The trailer hitch includes a tow bar assembly and a throat having spaced parallel top and floor panels generally equal in spacing to a vertical thickness of the tow bar and rearwardly diverging side panels. The front of the throat is connected or connectable to an elongated tubular extension or receiver and is sized to be slidably carried within the throat assembly. A slide bar is carried between the tow bar and the throat and includes a stop which limits the distance the tow bar may be extended rearwardly from the throat and, when in the fully or a partially extended position, is movable side-to-side to facilitate proper coupling alignment between the hitch ball and a hitch coupling of a trailer.

The invention provides an integrated Phased Array (PhA) structural radar transducer, permanently bonded to a structure, that can provide reliable electromechanical connection with corresponding miniaturized electronic SHM device installed above it. The integrated PhA transducer consists of a set of aligned piezo-electric discs with wrap around electrodes for transceiving of elastic ultrasonic waves, plurality of electrical traces and contact pads, several layers of a flexible printed circuit board, electromagnetic shielding between channels and overall, one electromechanical multi-pinned connector and all that integrated into one small unit easy for surface installation by bonding and final application on real structures. The integrated PhA transducer, as a key component of SHM (Phased Array Monitoring for Enhanced Life Assessment) system, has two principal tasks to reliably transceive elastic waves and serve as a reliable sole carrier or support for associated sophisticated SHM electronic device attached above.

Formation of an assemblage of electrically conductive components for a new electrosurgical pencil is disclosed, and assembly of those components in a method for automating the manufacture and combination of current carrying metal circuitry and operable switching components in “electrosurgical pencils” which supply current to an active terminal, for application of high frequency or high power electrical current to a surgical site, and control of such current through coaction of the elements of the switch. In manufacture, the design of the switch components allows start-to-finish automated assembly of the switch, whereby an array of identical multiple metal “frames” may be formed from a reel, then each frame separated and enclosed within molded plastic, and the resulting cabinet joined with a housing to create an inexpensive hand piece, for use with a high quality, reusable cable and plug assembly.

A medical equipment includes an optical connector that detachably connects a plug to a receptacle provided in an equipment main body to optically connect a plug-side optical fiber fixed to the plug and a receptacle-side optical fiber fixed to the receptacle. The plug and the receptacle have plural engagement pairs each having a protrusion that protrudes in an insertion direction of the plug and an engagement part that is adapted to be engaged with the protrusion. Engagement beginning positions of the engagement pairs where the protrusions and the engagement parts begin to engage are different along the insertion direction. Each engagement pair has a narrower engagement gap between the protrusion and the engagement part than that between the protrusion and the engagement part of any pair which begin to engage earlier as the plug is inserted than the protrusion and the engagement part of each engagement pair.

The present invention has the aim of resolving the problem that there is a possibility of mistakes in wiring of connectors (1) not being discovered normally. A connector (1) for an electrical fuse ignition device comprising a pair of connector conductors (50, 51)adapted to grip a pair of leads (10, 11); a ferrite member (40) having a pair of through holes for accommodating the vicinities of one end of the pair of connector conductors (50, 51); and a connector trunk portion (70) having a pair of axially aligned holes (71, 72) for accommodating the vicinities of the other end of the connector conductors (50, 51), the connector (1) being characterized in that the shapes of said pair of connector conductors (50, 51) are non-identical such that the distance between the leads gripped when the other ends of said connector conductors (50, 51) are inserted into the axially-aligned holes (71, 72) of the connector trunk portion (70) is different from the distance between said axially-aligned holes (70, 71); and the distance between the pair of through holes provided in said ferrite member (40) is roughly equal to the distance between the leads (10, 11) when the connector conductors (50, 51) are inserted into the axially-aligned holes (71, 72) of said connector trunk portion (70).

The invention discloses a telescopic bidirectional loading and unloading conveyor, which belongs to the field of storage and logistics. The telescopic bidirectional loading and unloading conveyor comprises a base joint, a primary expansion joint, a secondary expansion joint, a belt conveying mechanism, a telescopic mechanism, and an elevator mechanism, wherein a front pedestal and a back pedestalare respectively arranged below the two ends of the base joint, and the back part of the base joint is hinged on the back pedestal; a lifting oil cylinder of the elevator mechanism is hinged on the front pedestal and a piston rod of the elevator mechanism is hinged on the front part of the base joint; the primary expansion joint is nested in the cavity of the base joint and can expand and contract along the base joint under the driving of the primary expansion joint; the secondary expansion joint is nested in the cavity of the primary expansion joint and can expand and contract along the primary expansion joint; the belt conveying mechanism comprises a conveying motor, a belt driven roller and a conveying belt; turnabout drums are respectively arranged at the front and back ends of the base joint, the primary expansion joint and the secondary expansion joint; and the conveying belt can be orderly wrapped on the belt driven roller and each turnabout drum to form a sealed conveying ring. The loading and unloading conveyor has the advantages of bidirectional conveying, convenient move, adjustable conveying height and distance, safety and reliability.

A secondary battery includes grooves formed in a cap plate into which conducting support members are disposed allowing for the exact connection of a protection circuit board to a predetermined position of the battery. The secondary battery includes: an electrode assembly; a can to house the electrode assembly; a cap assembly; a protection circuit board electrically coupled to an electrode terminal of the cap assembly; and a conducting support member connected to a groove formed in the cap plate and soldered to the protection circuit board. The protection circuit board is electrically and mechanically connected to the groove formed in the cap plate, thereby allowing the protection circuit board to be exactly connected to a predetermined position of the cap plate.

Techniques are described for eliminating the potential continuity errors in fluid connection devices, such as tubes, which can arise in complex systems where many tubes are used. The techniques are based upon the use of ultrasound, light or pressure waves being transmitted along the connecting device using a transmitter and a receiver at either end. Methods are described to cover the external coupling of the transmitter and/or the receiver into the tubing thereby eliminating the need to compromise the connection. The described apparatus can be external to the system or integrated within it. The potential to carry information along the connection device is also disclosed.

A nozzle plate (8) of the present invention is arranged such that, between (i) a first nozzle layer (1) having a first nozzle hole (orifice) (11a) that discharges a liquid substance and (ii) a second nozzle layer (2) having a second nozzle hole (11b) that is connected to the first nozzle hole (11a) and receives the liquid substance, a blocking layer (3) having a higher resistance to etching than the first nozzle layer (1) is provided. In this nozzle plate (8), the blocking layer (3) is locally formed around a connecting part at which the first nozzle hole (11a) is connected to the second nozzle hole (11b). On account of this, the first nozzle hole of the nozzle plate is highly precisely formed, and the deformation of the nozzle plate, e.g. warpage, hardly occurs.

Light-emitting devices, light-emitting apparatuses, image display apparatuses and methods of manufacturing same are provided. The devices and apparatuses include a transparent electrode that is connected directly to light output surfaces so as to cover the whole areas of the light output surfaces. The transparent electrode is formed to be larger in area than the light output surfaces, and are securely electrically connected to n-type semiconductor layers including the light output surfaces.

A laryngoscope including a handle and a spatula that is detachably connected thereto via a coupling. So that an image can be transmitted free of distortion over an image conductor from the spatula in the handle, spatula and handle are connected via first and second projections. The projections make it possible to twist the spatula in relation to the handle as well as snap-fit them to each other.