Resumes
Resumes
Joseph Slachetka Phones & Addresses
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426 Settlers Ln, Kure Beach, NC 28449 (910) 458-6049
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Wilmington, NC
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Southport, NC
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35 Manners Rd, Ringoes, NJ 08551
Publications
Us Patents
Shielded Electrical Connector
View pageUS Patent:
46194940, Oct 28, 1986
Filed:
Oct 7, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/785313
Inventors:
Peter Noorily - Bridgewater NJ
Joseph P. Slachetka - Ringoes NJ
Joseph P. Slachetka - Ringoes NJ
Assignee:
Thomas & Betts Corporation - Raritan NJ
International Classification:
H01R 1320
US Classification:
339103M
Abstract:
A shielded electrical connector is provided for electrical attachment to a shielded electrical cable of the type including a plurality of electrical conductors and a shielding braid surrounding the conductors. The connector includes an electrically insulative housing including a base and a separable cover attached thereto, the housing defining a mating end for electrical connection to an electrical component and a cable receiving end for receipt of the electrical cable. The housing base defines first and second open compartments divided by a partition extending therebetween. The first compartment is disposed adjacent the connector mating end and supports a plurality of electrical contacts therein. In the preferred arrangement, only the first compartment of the connector is electrically shielded. Shielding is provided by a conductive member including at least one conductive wall between the first and second compartments, the wall including an open slot for receipt of and engagement with the shielding braid of the electrical cable.
Shielded Cable Termination And Apparatus And Components Therefor
View pageUS Patent:
45630518, Jan 7, 1986
Filed:
Sep 17, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/651403
Inventors:
Joseph P. Slachetka - Ringoes NJ
Assignee:
Thomas & Betts Corporation - Raritan NJ
International Classification:
H01R 418
US Classification:
339143R
Abstract:
Apparatus for terminating an elongate, insulatively jacketed, shielded cable of type having a signal conductor and a drain wire, includes a member for receiving said cable therein and compressible onto the received cable to resist mutual longitudinal movement therebetween, the member providing longitudinal shielding for the cable, permitting passage of the signal conductor therethrough and defining exterior surface for disposition of the drain wire. A connector housing defines a channel for retentively receiving the compressible member with the cable therein, the housing including a deformable wall bounding the channel and responsive to deforming force applied thereto both for compressing the compressible member onto the cable and for electrically interconnecting the drain wire and the housing.