Connector formed as a sleeve pushed over a standard chip card
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Feb 22, 2000
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Jul 22, 1997
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Jul 26, 1996
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A connector in the shape of a standard printed circuit chip card having contact areas joined by conductors and to be used to apply battery recharging energy to an electronic device such as a mobile telephone through a chip card receiving slot in the device. The connector may be fixed to a power source or may be joined by wires to a remote power source. In some embodiments a sleeve to which the wires are fixed may be placed over a standard chip card. This sleeve may be formed with an opening to expose the chip card contacts so that normal operation may be carried out while batteries are being recharged.
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