MODULAR FEMALE ELECTRICAL TERMINAL
A modular female electrical terminal includes a receptacle portion for receiving a male electrical terminal. A first module comprises a base member formed of a first material and having a first thickness. The base member preferably provides the principal current flowpath through the female terminal....
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| description | A modular female electrical terminal includes a receptacle portion for receiving a male electrical terminal. A first module comprises a base member formed of a first material and having a first thickness. The base member preferably provides the principal current flowpath through the female terminal. A second module comprises a cover member which is formed of a second material having a second thickness. The cover member is secured to the base member in an overlying relationship so as to define in cooperation with the base member a cavity suitable for receiving the desired male terminal shape. At least one of the first module or the second module includes means for biasing the male electrical terminal into electrical and frictional contact with the receptacle portion of the terminal. The base member includes side walls extending toward the cover member to define the cavity. |
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