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LV Bin, ZHOU Sheng-jun, ZHAO Lan-yan. Technical research on optimization design of contacts of electrical connector[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 2007, 8(3): 506-510.
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Abstract: Pin and socket contacts are the key parts of electrical connector as aerospace electronic components. The contacts are also the direct carriers for signal transmitting of electronic equipments, passing the signal from the input end to the output end of electrical connector. The reliability of pin and socket contacts directly influences signal transmission. The goal of this study is to enhance the contact reliability of aerospace electrical connector. Computer simulation analysis was made on contacts performance data by utilizing the simulation system developed by PCL Language of MSC software. Furthermore, the results were experimentally validated so as to realize the objective of optimizing contacts design.
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