EP3923715A1 - Bipolar electrical connector with double mechanical clamping on conductive tape - Google Patents
Bipolar electrical connector with double mechanical clamping on conductive tapeInfo
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- EP3923715A1 EP3923715A1 EP20707510.2A EP20707510A EP3923715A1 EP 3923715 A1 EP3923715 A1 EP 3923715A1 EP 20707510 A EP20707510 A EP 20707510A EP 3923715 A1 EP3923715 A1 EP 3923715A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to special electrical connectors and more specifically to those adapted to conductive composite tapes.
- the electrical connectors which are the subject of the invention are particularly suitable for the field of repellent electrical belts, especially those intended for the protection of fruit trees against the invasion of ants.
- These conductive elements are distributed over the longitudinal device and powered by an electrical source so that the insects are struck down in the justified case of pests or simply shocked in the case of ants which are not considered to be pests. This occurs when the insects are subjected to both the positive potential and the negative potential from the electrical source, for example when the insects trample the longitudinal device and thus form a current conducting bridge.
- German patent application DE 102016002094 also describes an electrical repellent device but does not describe the nature and the embodiment of the electrical connector.
- Figures 3a, 3b and 11 show the electrical connector as a basic element, the design of which does not seem to prevent the passage of pests through it.
- the connector shown in Figure 11 suggests that a colony of ants would very quickly find passage from the top or the sides of this housing and thus cross the barrier.
- French patent FR 2 842 705 proposes a connector comprising pins making it possible to ensure both the electrical connection and a mechanical clamping of said longitudinal device around an object to be protected. To do this, this connector uses insulating pins housed between two conductive tapes of said longitudinal device.
- the insulating pins In order to fit in the small spaces between two electrically conductive tapes, the insulating pins must have a very small diameter, of the order of a millimeter. Thus, the tightening of said longitudinal device by this system of pins is random and the connection is made difficult or even impossible to implement.
- the technical problem which the invention aims to solve is therefore to provide an electrical device provided with a connector capable of maintaining a conductive composite tape around an object to be protected, the electrical connection of this composite tape with a source. electric, and finally, to represent an impassable barrier against insects.
- the present invention proposes to solve this technical problem by an electrical repellent device comprising an electric generator connected by its two terminals to a composite tape including conductive tracks, and a connector ensuring on the one hand a mechanical clamping of the conductive composite tape around it. an object to be protected and on the other hand a connection between the electric generator and the conductive tracks of the conductive composite tape.
- said connector is characterized in that it advantageously comprises:
- the pressure member is a compressible material, in particular a foam mounted on the fixing box opposite the two rods.
- the pressure member is an eccentric carrying each of the two rods.
- the composite tape can be made in various ways.
- the composite tape is a flexible film comprising parallel metal tracks, that is to say separated by an insulating zone.
- These tracks can be obtained in different ways, by deposition, gluing, co-rolling or the like.
- the tracks can be created from a continuous metallic layer present on the flexible film, this metallic layer being removed by chemical, mechanical or thermal etching in the areas of separation between tracks.
- This flexible film can be replaced by a coated textile on one side of which the conductive tracks are formed.
- the conductive composite tape is a textile tape inside which are woven conductive strips forming the conductive tracks, separated by the insulating material forming the threads of the fabric, parallel to said tracks. In this case, the conductive strips can be formed by stainless steel strips.
- the conductive strips are insulated from one another and are each in contact with at least one of said conductive elements.
- the conductive elements of the connector are advantageously stainless metal spacers threaded around said connection terminals, alternately with insulating bushes.
- each rod comprises an axis supplied by one of the two terminals of said generator.
- the electric generator is a photovoltaic cell, for example made of amorphous silicon, delivering an electric voltage of between 8 volts and 17 volts.
- provision can be made to protect the photovoltaic cell by covering it with a transparent plate.
- the electric generator delivers electric pulses by a high efficiency oscillator adjustable in intensity and / or frequency by the user.
- the device is supplied with direct current by a circuit comprising a battery which can be used alone or coupled to a photovoltaic cell.
- the device may include a protective screen extending around the conductive tape while being distant from the latter. It is possible to provide for the use of a spacer interposed between the upper edge of the conductive tape and the protective screen, in order to keep said screen at a distance from the tape. In this way, the tape is protected from water splashes in the event of rain, and the associated risks of electrolysis, with the consequences in terms of energy autonomy and premature aging.
- Figure 1 is a top view of the electrical connector according to a first embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 2 is a sectional view of the electrical connector along the plane I-G of Figure 1;
- Figure 3 is a front view of the electrical connector according to a second embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 4 is a sectional view of the electrical connector along the plane II-IG of Figure 3.
- Figure 5 is a summary perspective view of the repellent device of the invention in a configuration for use.
- Figure 6 is a sectional view VI-VI ’of Figure 5.
- the invention relates to an electrical repellent device comprising an electrical generator 50 connected by its two terminals 51, 52 to a conductive composite tape 3, and a connector providing on the one hand a mechanical clamping of the conductive composite tape 3 around an object to be protect and on the other hand a connection between the electric generator 50 and the conductive composite tape 3.
- This conductive composite tape is composed of an insulating core 30 to which are secured several parallel conductive strips 31 of the same width.
- the tape 3 has an outer surface Se.
- the core 30 of this tape 3 is composed of a polyester film 50 ⁇ m to 150 ⁇ m thick, typically 75 ⁇ m thick, comprising on at least one of its faces the conductive strips 31, such so that the outer surface Se is composed of the upper surface of said polyester film 30 and the upper surface of said conductive strips 31.
- these conductive strips can be made from an aluminum layer either deposited by PVD or co-laminated on the film 30.
- the aluminum layer is ultra pure and has a thickness between 100 nm and 12 mhi. , ideally around 9 pm.
- the electrical pattern on the aluminum layer is obtained either by laser engraving or by chemical engraving.
- the outer surface Se of said tape 3 is located towards the outside of the object to be protected, so as to be accessible to the trampling of insects, which would for example climb on this object.
- the connector comprises a support 1 composed of a support base 10, and two identical wings 11, 12, attached by their base to the support base 10.
- the support base 10 and the two wings 11, 12 have a parallelepipedal profile, and are advantageously made of a stainless metallic material or of an electrically insulating plastic material.
- the support 1 is made up of rigid sheets of metallic material such as stainless steel, these sheets having a thickness between 0.6 mm and 2 mm, preferably 1 mm.
- the support can also be made of a plastic material, such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA). These sheets of plastic material have a thickness of between 3 and 10mm, advantageously close to 5mm.
- PVC polyvinyl chloride
- PMMA polymethyl methacrylate
- Each of the two wings 11, 12 is pierced with two through holes 14, 15.
- the two holes 14, 15 are located on a straight line parallel to the larger side of said wings 11, 12.
- the holes 14 of each of the two wings 11, 12 face each other and thus share the same axis.
- the holes 15 of each of the two wings 11, 12 face each other and share an identical axis.
- the axis defined by the alignment of the holes 14 carries a first rod, in the form of a connector cylinder 2a.
- the axis defined by the alignment of the holes 15 carries a second rod, in the form of a connector cylinder 2b.
- Each cylinder 2a, 2b is carried at its center by a cylindrical shaft 25, advantageously made from stainless steel.
- This axis 25 is composed of a succession of several cylindrical portions sharing the same axis, collinear with the axis of the holes 14 for the cylinder 2a and the holes 15 for the cylinder 2b.
- each axis 25 has, at one of its ends, a connection section 26 of reduced diameter relative to the general diameter of the axis, defined between two shoulders.
- the connection section 26 advantageously makes it possible to apply to each of the axes 25 a potential difference coming from a generator 50, by means of connecting wires 51, 52.
- Each of these connecting wires 51, 52 is extended by a clip, not shown, reversibly surrounding each of the pins 25.
- This clip may take the form of a circular spring, the ends of which make it possible, on the one hand, to ensure a force that counteracts the spring effect, and thus to place the spring on the pin 25.
- this end can be designed to receive a connection terminal present at the end of the connecting wire 51, 52.
- Each of the connector cylinders is rotatably mounted with respect to the connector 1 by means of two insulating bearings 24 arranged at each of the ends of the pins 25.
- These bearings 24 are made of plastic material, preferably polyamide (PA 6), the diameter of which is interior matches the outer diameter of said pins 25.
- PA 6 polyamide
- the bearings 24 electrically isolate the wings 11, 12 of each of the pins 25, and thus isolate the pins 25 from each other.
- each longitudinal portion 27 On each longitudinal portion 27 are mounted three active spacers 20, and three passive spacers 21.
- the active 20 and passive spacers 21 are disks of the same thickness and of the same external diameter, pierced with a hole in their center thus defining an internal diameter. of each of these spacers.
- the active 20 and passive 21 spacers are obtained from stainless steel, providing them with increased resistance to the meteorological hazards to which they will be subjected.
- the inner diameter of the active spacers 20 is narrower than that of the passive spacers 21.
- each active 20 and passive 21 spacer is created on each axis 25.
- the active spacers 20 are mounted directly on the axis 25, so as to bring their internal diameter into contact with the external surface of the axis. . This thus advantageously makes it possible to transmit the electric potential to which each of the axes 25 is subjected to the active spacers 20.
- each insulating gun 22 advantageously electrically insulating and obtained from PA6, is composed of a disc from the center of which extends a cylindrical extrusion. The assembly is pierced with a central hole whose diameter is substantially equal to the internal diameter of the active spacers 20.
- the molding of these insulating guns 22 has a length less than half the thickness of the passive spacers 21, and their outer diameter is substantially equal to the inner diameter of these spacers.
- the thickness of each of the discs of the insulating guns 22 is between 0.5 and 2mm, being advantageously close to 1mm, and their outer diameter is less than the diameter of the active 20 and passive 21 spacers.
- Two insulating guns 22 are mounted head to tail in the hole of each of the passive spacers 21.
- Each of the passive assemblies thus formed is then mounted on the axis 25, alternately with active spacers 20, so as to form the cylinders 2a, 2b.
- the distance between the active 20 and passive 21 spacers is constant.
- centering spacers 23 On either side of the alternating assembly defined by the active 20 and passive 21 spacers are mounted two centering spacers 23. These centering spacers 23 are advantageously obtained from PA6. Their outer diameter is less than the outer diameter of the active 20 and passive 21 spacers. A hole drilled in their center defines the inner diameter of the insulating spacers 23, which is advantageously substantially equal to the outer diameter of each axis 25.
- centering spacers 23 make it possible to center the assembly alternating between the two wings 11, 12.
- the alternate assemblies carried by the connector cylinders 2a, 2b are of opposite pattern, that is to say that the opposing spacers are different from each other. This advantageously allows a conductive strip 31 of said longitudinal composite strip 3 to be in contact with a single active spacer 20 and a single passive spacer 21.
- the longitudinal composite tape 3 is inserted within the connector under the conductive rods 2a, 2b and rests on a deformable foam 13 covering the support base 10.
- the longitudinal composite tape is superimposed at the level of the connector, in an upper fold. and a lower fold.
- the deformable foam 13, composed of polymeric material, has a thickness of between 5 and 15mm, advantageously close to 10mm. It has the ability to be able to be deformed reversibly, that is to say it has elasticity. It acts as a clamping means, advantageously making it possible to compress the longitudinal composite tape 3 against the conductive rods, so as to ensure electrical conduction between the active spacers 20 and the conductive strips 31, and also making it possible to maintain the mechanical clamping of said conductive composite tape 3 around the object to be protected.
- each conductive strip 31 is in contact with respectively an active spacer 20 and a passive spacer 21.
- each conductive strip 31 is subjected to a single potential.
- an insect which comes into simultaneous contact with two adjacent conductive strips 31, for example during trampling creates an electrical bridge with its body. Electric current passes through his body, causing it to be electrocuted, thus ensuring the protection of the object to be protected.
- the pressure medium is composed of an eccentric.
- This eccentric is formed by an offset of the axis of the longitudinal portion 27.
- the axis of the longitudinal portion 27 is parallel to the axis of the axis 25, having an offset value of between 5 and 10mm, advantageously close to 7mm.
- the electrical connector according to the invention is particularly suitable for outdoor use. Indeed, the choice of materials, such as stainless steel and PA6 make its high resistance to natural aggressions such as corrosion and ultraviolet rays.
- the fact that the cylinders 2a, 2b are exposed on the outside of the connector makes the insect repellent device advantageously impassable. Indeed, the device does not present any discontinuity in the protection it confers around the object to be protected.
- the generator 50 is advantageously a battery, for example a battery of the 12V MN21 or 12V MN27 type.
- this battery is connected to a photovoltaic panel making it possible to keep it charged.
- the photovoltaic panel that can be used is that marketed by SOLEMS under the reference 13/55/32.
- a charger connected to the mains also makes it possible to recharge the battery when it is discharged.
- the generator 50 delivers a direct current in the form of electrical pulses.
- An electronic device further allows a user to modulate these pulses in intensity and / or in frequency.
- the programming of the generator can make it possible to make the device active during certain time slots, for example so as to let certain nocturnal pollinating insects stay overnight.
- the barrier lethal with a sufficiently high voltage in accordance with the pest in order to at least partially eradicate the colony.
- the tape 3 is wound on itself in a cylindrical configuration and held tight on the branch 100 by the connector 1.
- the tape 3 comprises in its upper part a bead 101 of sealed foam, for example example in ethylene-propylene-diene monomer (or EPDM) or also in silicone foam, which can for example be glued by a strip of double-sided adhesive.
- This bead 101 receives on its outer face a skirt 102 formed of an advantageously transparent film, typically based on polyester.
- the thickness of the foam bead is chosen to prevent a pest from climbing on the skirt 102 and thus avoid being in contact with the conductive tape 3.
- This skirt 102 extends downwards up to the height. of the lower edge of the conductive tape.
- the skirt 102 extends over the entire periphery of the device with the exception of the area where the connector 1 is implanted, and limits the risks of rain reaching the conductive tape 3, or of water streaming down the surface. branch receiving the device does not reach the conductive tracks 31.
- the device is equipped with a protection plate 110 arranged above the connector 1, the generator and / or the photovoltaic cell 103.
- This plate 110 prevents water from reaching and stagnating on the photovoltaic cell. , with the risk of damaging the latter.
- This plate 110 can advantageously be made of transparent polymer to allow the light energy necessary for the proper functioning of the cell 103 to pass through. Materials with water-repellent properties, such as fluorinated materials are recommended for this function.
- the electrical connector has the fundamental ability to oppose an electrical barrier as effective as that provided by the conductive composite tape 3 that it feeds.
- conductive composite tapes can be designed having multiple groups of conductive tracks. Indeed, if one wishes for example to block the road to two groups of ants of very different sizes, it will be necessary to produce on the same conductive composite tape two related series of electrical barrier tracks. For example, in the south of France one commonly finds ants family Messor barbarus whose size varies from 4 mm to 12 mm which coexist with ants Monomorium carbonarium whose size varies from 1.4 mm to 1.8 mm.
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FR1901356A FR3092475B1 (en) | 2019-02-11 | 2019-02-11 | Bipolar electrical connector with double mechanical tightening on conductive tape |
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