Improvements in or connected with sockets used for electrical connections

Abstract

Abstract 413,046. Thermionic valve holders. REID, L. H., 28, Victoria Street, London. Feb. 9, 1933, Nos. 3989 and 9586. [Class 39 (i).] A socket for a valve pin or other plug is engaged on the outside by a member provided with a tongue that extends through a slot into and along the interior of the socket. As shown in Fig. 3 the member is in the form of a ring 3 held between a collar 1<a> on the socket and the support B, and the tongue is passed into the socket through a slit 2. A second tongue 3<a> serves as a soldering tag. In modifications the socket instead of being slit may be apertured as at 2, Fig. 14, more than one tongue entering the socket may be provided as in Fig. 16, the soldering tag may be replaced by a screw and nut terminal at the lower end of the socket or by a soldering anchorage, and the tongue may be shaped or curved longitudinally to increase its resilient action. The socket may be secured to its support by burring over as shown or by a nut and threaded extension of the socket.

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