2021
DOI: 10.1587/transele.2020ecp5022
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Research on Contact Performance of Aviation Electrical Connector under Atmospheric Turbulence

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“…Zeng et al studied the mechanical behaviors of a Micro‐D electrical connector in insertion and extraction processes and found that the insertion and extraction forces show an opposite evolution trend 9 . Luo et al studied the influence of flight height on the performance of an aviation electrical connector, and found that its contact force and resistance decrease with the increase of flight altitudes (<10 000 m) 10 . Song et al and Remouit et al investigated the mechanical performance of underwater electrical connectors at different pressures and found that their insertion and extraction forces enlarge with the increase of pressure 11,12 .…”
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“…Zeng et al studied the mechanical behaviors of a Micro‐D electrical connector in insertion and extraction processes and found that the insertion and extraction forces show an opposite evolution trend 9 . Luo et al studied the influence of flight height on the performance of an aviation electrical connector, and found that its contact force and resistance decrease with the increase of flight altitudes (<10 000 m) 10 . Song et al and Remouit et al investigated the mechanical performance of underwater electrical connectors at different pressures and found that their insertion and extraction forces enlarge with the increase of pressure 11,12 .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…9 Luo et al studied the influence of flight height on the performance of an aviation electrical connector, and found that its contact force and resistance decrease with the increase of flight altitudes (<10 000 m). 10 Song et al and Remouit et al investigated the mechanical performance of underwater electrical connectors at different pressures and found that their insertion and extraction forces enlarge with the increase of pressure. 11,12 Ni et al investigated the effect of temperature on insertion and exaction forces in an industry electrical connector, and found that their maximum values increase as increasing temperature.…”
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