УСТРОЙСТВО И СПОСОБ ДЛЯ ПРИСОЕДИНЕНИЯ НА МАССУ ЭКРАНИРУЮЩИХ ОПЛЕТОК ЭКРАНИРОВАННЫХ ПРОВОДОВ (ВАРИАНТЫ)

Настоящее изобретение относится к устройству и способу присоединения на массу экранирующих оплеток экранированных проводов, согласно которому оно содержит продольную опору с радиальным сечением U-образной формы, внутрь которой устанавливается высокочастотное соединение, покрытое электропроводящей оболочкой, причем на продольную устанавливается крышка, которая имеет в верхней части ряд контактных гнезд, в которые могут быть установлены экранированные провода. Присоединение на массу экранирующих оплеток обеспечивается за счет присоединения на массу либо электропроводящей продольной опоры, либо электропроводящей оболочки высокочастотного соединения. Технический результат - повышение надежности за счет снижения электрического сопротивления соединения между массой и экранирующими оплетками. 4 с. и 4 з. п. ф-лы, 1 ил.

ГЕРМЕТИЗИРОВАННЫЙ КОАКСИАЛЬНЫЙ КАБЕЛЬНЫЙ СОЕДИНИТЕЛЬ И СВЯЗАННЫЙ С НИМ СПОСОБ

Изобретение относится электрическому соединителю, предназначенному для соединения конца коаксиального кабеля с выводом, а также к способу соединения конца коаксиального кабеля с выводом. Соединитель включает в себя гайку, имеющую принимающий порт для соединения с выводом. Гайка также включает в себя кольцевой хомут. Соединитель также включает в себя корпусный элемент, один конец которого включает в себя выступ, который должен вводиться через отверстие хомута. Другой конец корпусной части включает в себя часть внутренней поверхности. Соединитель также включает в себя опору с фланцем и телом. Опора может перемещаться для сжатия внешнего проводника кабеля и кожуха с телом опоры и частью внутренней поверхности для получения дистального уплотнения. Стягивание гайки с выводом зажимает выступ между фланцем опоры и кольцевым хомутом для получения проксимального уплотнения. Технический результат - повышение герметичности, а также экономичности изготовления и использования. 2 н. и 8 з.п. ф-лы, 11 ...

Узел кабельного радиочастотного соединителя

Полезная модель относится к радиоэлектронной аппаратуре и может использоваться при конструировании узлов радиочастотных кабельных соединителей, обеспечивающих надежность крепления радиочастотного кабеля в широком диапазоне механических воздействий в изделиях общего машиностроения. Технический результат, на достижение которого направлено заявляемое техническое решение, заключается в повышении надежности крепления коаксиального кабеля в широком диапазоне механических воздействий. Технический результат достигается тем, что узел кабельного радиочастотного соединителя включает корпус кабельного соединителя, коаксиальный кабель, резьбовую втулку с хвостовиком, на внешней поверхности которого закреплен герметизирующий эластичный кожух, зажимную втулку, выполненную с резьбовым и цанговым хвостовиками, закрепленную посредством резьбового хвостовика в корпусе кабельного радиочастотного соединителя, при этом резьбовая втулка, выполненная с внутренней конической поверхностью, закреплена на резьбовой ...

СПОСОБ ДЛЯ ВОДОНЕПРОНИЦАЕМОГО ПОДКЛЮЧЕНИЯ СОЕДИНИТЕЛЬНОГО ЭЛЕМЕНТА К ВЫСОКОЧАСТОТНОМУ КАБЕЛЮ

Изобретение относится к области электротехники. Предлагается способ для водонепроницаемого подключения соединительного элемента (3) к высокочастотному кабелю (1), имеющему, по меньшей мере, один трубчатый электрический проводник (7), окруженный состоящей из изолирующего материала оболочкой (10). При этом сперва освобождают конец проводника (7) от оболочки (10). Затем на этом конце проводника закрепляют гильзообразную металлическую контактную часть с образованием электрического соединения. Между контактной частью и проводником (7), с одной стороны, а также контактной частью и оболочкой, с другой стороны, размещают герметизирующий материал. В качестве герметизирующего материала применяют состоящий, по меньшей мере, из двух компонентов герметик (15), который после монтажа контактной части (11, 12) увеличивает свой объем так, что заполняет собой круговое полое пространство между контактной частью (11, 12) и проводником (7), а также между контактной частью (11, 12) и оболочкой (10), по меньшей ...

КОАКСИАЛЬНЫЙ СОЕДИНИТЕЛЬ, ЗАКРЕПЛЯЕМЫЙ ХИМИЧЕСКИМ СПОСОБОМ

... 1. Коаксиальный соединитель, предназначенный для присоединения конца коаксиального кабеля к коаксиальному порту, при этом коаксиальный кабель имеет центральный проводник, окруженный диэлектриком, диэлектрик окружен проводящей оболочкой заземления, и проводящая оболочка заземления окружена внешним защитным покрытием, причем упомянутый соединитель содержит: ! a. трубчатый вывод, имеющий первый конец, адаптированный для введения в конец коаксиального кабеля вокруг его диэлектрика и под его проводящую оболочку заземления, причем упомянутый трубчатый вывод имеет противоположный второй конец; ! b. соединительную муфту, входящую в зацепление со вторым концом упомянутого трубчатого вывода, причем соединительная муфта служит для прикрепления соединителя к коаксиальному порту; ! c. цилиндрический корпусной элемент, имеющий первый конец и второй конец, где первый конец упомянутого цилиндрического корпусного элемента включает в себя цилиндрическую втулку, имеющую внутреннюю стенку, ограничивающую центральное ...

Соединитель радиочастотный

Устройство относится к электротехнике. Целью изобретения является упрощение конструкции при повышенной эффективности экранирования. Соединитель содержит дополнительное экранирующее устройство в виде сплошной экранной оболочки из пористого эластичного материала 5, пропитан- ного токопроводящей жидкостью. В рабочем состоянии токопроводящая жидкость смачивает корпуса вилки 1 и розетки 2, а также оплетку 7 кабеля 3. При этом создается сплошной контакт оболочки с деталями соединителя, что обеспечивает высокую эффективность экранирования, а конструктивная простота дополнительного экранирующего устройства обеспечивает упрощение конструкции соединителя. 2 з.п. ф-лы, 1 ил.

Коаксильный разъем

Кабельное оконечное устройство однокоаксиального кабеля

Изобретение относится к электротехнике . Целью изобретения является повышение надежности. Устройство содержит корпус 2 с фланцем, коаксиальный соединитель , изолирующую втулку 5, изоляционные кольцо 3 и накладку 4, втулку 11 для восстановления изоляции кабеля с конусообразным концом и буртиком на внешней поверхности , опорную втулку 10, разрезную изолирующую втулку 13 и изолирующую втулку 14, а также термоусаживающуюся трубку 15. Хвостовая часть внешнего проводника соединителя закреплена на внешнем проводнике 18 кабеля опрессовкой в месте расположения опорной втулки 10. Оп- рессовка обеспечивает надежный контакт внешних проводников соединителя и жесткого кабеля. Изолирующая втулка 14 и конструкция втулки 10 обеспечивают защиту от пробоя по поверхности изолятора. Термо- усаживающаяся трубка 15 защищает устройство от воздействия внешней среды. Кроме того, накладка 4, кольцо 3 и втулка 5 устраняют возможность касания человеком частей устройства, находящихся под напряжением . 2 ил. v W Ё ...

Радиочастотный соединитель

Изобретение относится к радиотехнике , в частности к технике электрических соединений коаксиальных кабелей в радиоэлектронной аппаратуре . Целью изобретения является повьппение надежности путем исключения взаимного проворачивания ответных частей. Соединитель состоит из двух ответных частей вилки и розетки, корпуса которых удерживаются в сочлененном положении накидной гайкой 4. Для достижения поставленной цели он снабжен фиксатором, выполненным в виде двух обойм, одна из которых выполнена с выступом 10, а другая с пазом 11. Обойма с выступом IО жестко закреплена на корпусе розетки, а обойма с пазом 11, в котором расположен выступ 10, жестко эакрепле- на в корпусе вилки. За счет взаимодействия выступа одной обоймы с пазом другой обоймы при сочленениях- расчленениях ответных частей соединителя происходит только поступательное движение вилки относительно розетки и полностью исключается проворачивание вилки относительно розетки . 3 ил. i СЛ ffaeffJbncPZS Фиъ.1 ю J3 ...

HV coaxial cable suitable for pulsed current - has sleeve surfaces and retaining collar forming contacts which can serve as plug

The h.v. cable (10) has at least one outer conductor (11,12) surrounding an inner conductor (13) and contacts (18,25) for connection between the conductors (11,12,13). At least the outer conductor (12) is connected around its circumference to its contact (18,25) for electrical contact such that the contact contributes a relatively small share of the inductance of the conductor and the conductor can act directly as a plug without additional components. ADVANTAGE - Reduced inductance.

Coaxial cable connector to circuit board

The connector comprises an element that is crimped onto the end of the wire (2). The circuit board has slots (3) at its edges which form tongues (4). The sides (3.1,3.2) of the slots are partially metal coated and each metal coated part leads to a conductive path (1.1,1.2) or conductive line. The connector comprises a metal coated outer sleeve (7) which is connected to the outer- or earth-wire (5) and an inner conductive sleeve (8) which is connected to the inner- or signal-carrying wire. When plugged in, the outer sleeve contacts the outer metal coated sides (3.2) of the two outer slots and the inner sleeve contacts the metal coated sides of the central slot or tongue.

KOAXIALVERBINDER

Kontakt für einen Quetschanschluss an ein zweiadriges Kabel.

ELEKTRISCHER VERBINDER

ABZWEIGVORRICHTUNG FÜR EIN ABGESCHIRMTES KABEL

Verbinder für Koaxialleitungen mit schraubenförmig gewelltem Außenleiter

Angled plug for coaxial cable

The angled plug has a pin-shaped inner contact electrically connected to the cable's inner conductor, a beaker-shaped contact sleeve electrically connected to the cable's outer conductor and enclosing the inner contact, whereby the pin-shaped inner contact and the contact sleeve are perpendicular to the coaxial cable, an insulating cap (6) and an insulating material moulding (9). The cap encloses the contact sleeve at least approximately over its entire circumference at a radial distance, covers the base of the contact sleeve and has a section (631) leading towards the coaxial cable (1). The insulating material encloses at least part of the cap section leading to the cable at one end and encloses the outer insulation of the cable at the other end, where it forms a bend protection sleeve (10).

Vorrichtungsverbinder und Verfahren zum Zusammenbauen desselben

Vorrichtungsverbinder, welcher mit einer Vorrichtung zu verbinden ist, umfassend: einen Vorrichtungsverbindungsabschnitt (21), welcher mit einem vorrichtungsseitigen Leiter zu verbinden ist, welcher in der Vorrichtung vorgesehen ist; einen äußeren Leiter (90), welcher in einer Richtung verschieden von einer Verbindungsrichtung mit dem vorrichtungsseitigen Leiter herausgezogen oder – geführt ist; einen inneren Leiter (50) für ein elektrisch leitendes Verbinden des Vorrichtungsverbindungsabschnitts (21) und des äußeren Leiters (90), wobei der innere Leiter (50) wenigstens teilweise in einem Gehäuse (10) aufgenommen ist; einen Formabschnitt (80), welcher durch ein Formen oder Gießen des äußeren Leiters (90) mit Harz gebildet ist; und einen Träger (70) für ein unbewegbares Fixieren des Gehäuses (10) an einer Ummantelung der Vorrichtung; wobei der Formabschnitt (80) wenigstens teilweise sandwichartig zwischen dem Träger (70) und dem Gehäuse (10) in einer Auszugsrichtung des äußeren Leiters ( ...

HF-Koaxial-Steckverbinder

Koaxialkabelsteckverbinder

Koaxialkabelsteckverbinder, bestehend aus - einem Mantelträger (2), der mit einem Aufnahmeraum (20) versehen ist; - einem Isolierkörper (3), der im Aufnahmeraum (20) des Mantelträgers (2) angeordnet und mit einem Hohlraum (30) versehen ist, wobei beiderseits des Hohlraums (30) jeweils eine Buchse (31, 32) vorgesehen ist, die mit dem Hohlraum (30) kommuniziert, in dem eine Führungsbahn (33) mit einer Führungsnut (34) angeordnet ist, mit der ein am anderen Ende des Isolierkörpers (3) befindliches Steckverbindungsloch (35) kommuniziert; - einem ersten Leiterteil (4), das in der Buchse (31) des Isolierkörpers (3) angeordnet ist, wobei an einem Ende des ersten Leiterteils (4) zwei Leiterscheiben (40) jeweils von oben und von unten entgegengesetzt gebogen werden, über der oberen und der unteren Seite der Führungsbahn (33) des Isolierkörpers (3) angeordnet werden und sich im Hohlraum (30) des Isolierkörpers (3) befinden; und - einem zweiten Leiterteil (5), das in der anderen Buchse...

Connection sleeve and branching sleeve

The invention relates to a device for the connection and/or branching of cables (4), especially coaxial cables, having a two-piece housing (1) which surrounds the electrical connections and from which the cables (4) emerge laterally especially on mutually opposite sides, the two housing parts (1a, 1b) resting on one another in a plane (3) in which the cables (4) lie in the region of the inlet and/or outlet, and the two housing parts (1a, 1b) each forming a flange (2) which is, in particular, circumferential, the flanges resting against one another in this plane (3) in a sealing manner, especially being fastened to one another, and the flanges (2) having at the cable outlet points groove-shaped bulges (5) which are coaxial with respect to the cables and in which the cables (4) are inserted, the bulges (5) being semi-cylindrical and not projecting beyond the plane (3), and the outer conductor which is exposed by the sheath lying in the bulge (5) and there touching the conductive inner surface ...

Halterung für längliche Körper mit elektrischer Abschirmung

Elektrischer Verbinder

KABELVERBINDUNG.

Stecker.

KOAXIALKABEL-STECKVERBINDER

Abgeschirmter elektrischer Verbinder.

Cable coupling for coaxial cables of broadband (wideband) communications systems

The invention relates to a cable coupling for coaxial cables, having a contact sleeve for the inner conductors (which are to be coupled) of the two coaxial cables. The ends of the inner conductors project with respect to the ends of the outer conductors and are surrounded by an insulating body which covers the outer conductors. The contact sleeve is constructed as a hold-back securing device in order to fix the inner conductors longitudinally with respect to the outer conductors. The hold-back securing device can also be inserted into the contact sleeve. Correct longitudinal fixing of the inner conductors with respect to the outer conductors is always achieved in a simple manner. ...

Abschirmverbinder

Abschirmverbinder (10), umfassend:eine Mehrzahl von Drähten (12 bis 15), beinhaltend wenigstens einen Stromversorgungsdraht, einen Erdungsdraht und eine Mehrzahl von Kommunikationsd rähten;eine Mehrzahl von Anschlüssen (20), um jeweils mit der Mehrzahl von Drähten (12 bis 15) verbunden zu sein;ein Gehäuse (30) für ein Anordnen und Halten einer ersten Anschlussreihe (24A) und einer zweiten Anschlussreihe (24B) in zwei Stufen in einer vertikalen Richtung, wobei die erste und zweite Anschlussreihe (24A, 24B) durch ein laterales Anordnen der Mehrzahl von Anschlüssen (20) ausgebildet sind; undeine Abschirmschale oder -ummantelung (40) für ein Abdecken des Gehäuses (30);wobei:jeder der Mehrzahl von Anschlüssen (20) einen Anschlussverbindungsabschnitt (21), um mit einem zusammenpassenden Anschluss verbunden zu sein, und einen Drahtverbindungsabschnitt (23) beinhaltet, um auf den entsprechenden einen der Mehrzahl von Drähten (12 bis 15) gelötet zu sein;das Gehäuse (30) einen Gehäusekörper (31) ...

VORRICHTUNG ZUM PRÜFEN EINER EINRICHTUNG MIT EINEM HOCHFREQUENZSIGNAL

ELEKTRISCHER VERBINDER ZUR VERBINDUNG EINES KOAXIALKABELS MIT EINER GEDRUCKTEN SCHALTUNGSPLATTE

Klemmtechnik für den Innenleiter einer Koaxialleitung zum Anschluss an eine Antennendose

Verfahren zum Befestigen von einem Verbinder an einem Koaxialkabel und ein so hergestellter Zusammenbau

Elektrische und mechanische Verbindungsanordnung

Bei einer elektrischen und mechanischen Verbindungsanordnung (10) aus einem mehradrigen Kabel (11) und einem zylindrischen Steckverbinderteil (14) in Form eines Steckers oder einer Buchse sind die Adern (12) des Kabels (11) mit in einem elektrischen Isolierteil (20) des Steckverbinderteils (14) gehaltenen Buchsen- oder Steckerkontakten (18) verbunden. Zum Erreichen von Verbindungsanordnungen sehr kleiner Baugröße ist eine von einem mit einem Isoliermantel (16) versehenen Endbereich des Kabels (11) bis zu einem dem Steckbereich (13) abgewandten Endbereich des Isolierteils (17) reichende Metallhülse (30) vorgesehen, die in bestimmten Längenabschnitten umfangsseitig einerseits mit dem Kabelisoliermantel (16) und andererseits mit dem Isolierteil (20) vercrimpt ist.

EIN ABGESCHIRMTES KABEL UND STECKVERBINDUNGSZUSAMMENBAU

Verbindungselement für ein koaxiales Hochfrequenz-Kabel

Device for connecting coaxial broadband cables

The invention relates to a device (1) having plug connections (5) for the connection of coaxial broadband cables (14) to a cable sleeve (2) which is arranged in the region of the device (1). The plug connections (5) are provided with disconnection devices for terminating impedances which become effective when a cable is pushed in. The cable sleeve (2) is provided with cable inputs (4) on which shrink sleeves (11) are arranged in order to insert the cables in a sealed manner. ...

Coaxial-cable connecting device

The coaxial-cable connecting device, which is provided especially for a broadband junction or distributor, comprises a socket unit which has an outer-conductor contact tube (3) and an inner-conductor contact part (11), which is arranged centrally with respect to the outer-conductor contact tube (3). A plug sleeve (13) consisting of insulating material and which, for its part, can be plugged into the outer-conductor contact tube (3), can be plugged onto the outer conductor (17) of the coaxial cable (19). On its end side facing axially away from the coaxial cable (19), the plug sleeve (13) has a through-opening (23) for the inner conductor (21) of the coaxial cable. Arranged on the circumference of the plug sleeve (13) are a plurality of contact leaf springs, which are elongated in the axial direction of the plug sleeve, are domed in a multiple manner in axial longitudinal section planes, are guided in windows (57, 59), which are separated from one another in the circumferential direction ...

Verbindungsstruktur und Verfahren zum Anschließen an ein geschirmtes Kabel

Ultrasonic welding of covered wires for e.g. to connect a shield wire with a ground wire

A connecting structure comprises an upper resin tip (13), lower resin tip (14), an electrical connecting part located between the tips and formed on the respective butt faces of the resin tips are wire receiving grooves (13a,14a). The groove having a semicircular cross section diameter that is similar to the diameter of the shield wire (1). The shield wire and ground wire (2) are connected by crossing each other at the electrical connecting part, with the overlapping portions of the wires interposed between the upper resin and lower resin tips. The overlapping portions of the wires are subjected to ultrasonic oscillation by making use of an ultrasonic horn and anvil, while compressing the upper and lower resin tips from the outside. Consequently, both the outside rind of the shield wire and an outside rind of the ground wire are molten for removal, so that the braided wire of the shield wire comes into electrical contact with the core line of the ground wire. Simultaneously, the upper and ...

Kabelverbinder mit gesteuerter Impedanz

VERBINDUNGS- ODER ABZWEIGVORRICHTUNG FUER ABGESCHIRMTE NACHRICHTENNETZLEITUNGEN

ABGESCHIRMTES KABELENDE FÜR EINE ELEKTRISCHE STECKVORRICHTUNG

Verteilergehäuse für Koaxialkabel

Verbindungselement fuer koaxiale Paare von Nachrichtenkabeln

Anschlußelement für Koaxialkabel

Erdungsklemme fuer ein Kabel mit geflochtenem Abschirmmantel

Steckvorrichtung fuer Koaxialkabel,bestehend aus einem Stecker und einer Steckbuchse

Verfahren zur gasdrucksicheren Verbindung von koaxialen Hochfrequenzkabeln

Getriebegehäuse zur Schmierölrückführung und Verfahren dafür

Die Erfindung schafft ein Getriebegehäuse, das ein hinteres Gehäuse einschließt, welches Getriebekomponenten um eine Mittelachse teilweise umgibt. Das hintere Gehäuse bildet abdichtend eine Verbindung mit einem Hauptgehäuse an einem Ende und mit einer Verlängerung einer Antriebseinheit am anderen Ende. Das hintere Gehäuse hat einen zur Mittelachse im allgemeinen parallelen axialen Durchgang und einen Querdurchgang, der zum axialen Durchgang im Wesentlichen senkrecht ist. Der Querdurchgang steht mit dem axialen Durchgang in Fluidverbindung, um ein Ableiten von Fluid innerhalb der Verlängerung der Antriebseinheit zum Hauptgehäuse zu ermöglichen. Ein Verfahren zum Rückführen von Fluid zu einer Ölwanne des Getriebes wird ebenfalls geschaffen.

Verbindungsstruktur und Verbindungsverfahren zwischen einer elektrischen Schirmleitung und einer Schirmklemme

Verbindungsanordnung zwischen einer Schirmklemme (4) und einer elektrischen Schirmleitung (1), umfassend: eine elektrische Schirmleitung (1), die geflochtene Leitungen (3) hat, einen äußeren isolierenden Bereich (2) zum Abdecken der geflochtenen Leitungen (3), und einen Verbindungsbereich (5), der durch einen Teil der geflochtenen Leitungen (3) gebildet ist und eine rippenartige Konfiguration aufweist, die durch Hochziehen der geflochtenen Leitungen (3) zu einem Ende des äußeren isolierenden Bereichs (2) und durch Zusammenbündeln der geflochtenen Leitungen (3), die sich von dem Ende des äußeren isolierenden Bereichs (2) erstrecken und davon freigelegt sind, gebildet ist; und eine Schirmklemme (4), die einen äußeren Hohlzylinder (11), einen inneren Hohlzylinder (13) und einen Verbindungsbereich (12) zwischen dem äußeren Hohlzylinder (11) und dem inneren Hohlzylinder (13) aufweist, wobei der Verbindungsbereich (5) der elektrischen Schirmleitung (1) mit dem Verbindungsbereich (12) der Schirmklemme ...

Electrical connection and couplings

Connecting structure for covered wires

CABLE TERMINAL DEVICE

METHOD OF CONNECTING SCREENED MULTICORE CABLES TO A CONNECTOR BODY

Improvements in or relating to ferrules for mounting cables in terminals

... 656,427. Cable terminals. ALLEN, E. H. Jan. 6, 1949, No. 400. [Class 38 (i)] To produce a strong connection between a terminal and a concentric cable 2 inserted therein, the cable core is bared at 3 and has a tubular rolled ferrule 4, provided with an unrolled portion 5, placed over the insulating cable covering, and the bared portion 3 is bent back so as to overlie the rolled portion, the unrolled portion then being rolled over the bent-back portion, which is thus gripped between the ferrule and its portion 5. The assembly is then inserted in a screw-terminal 6 and the screw 7 tightened on it.

HIGHWAY CABLE CONNECTOR

SHIELDED CABLE CONNECTOR

Shielded cable connector

The present invention provides a connector having a seamless tubular metallic shell which not only provides proper RFI/EMC shielding but also is constructed in such a way as to prevent ingress of moulding material into the spaces between contacts of the connector. This is achieved by forming one end of a seamless tube of ferromagnetic material (which is initially of substantially uniform cross-sectional area) such that it is collapsed on to itself and a cable connected to the connector whereby to tightly seal the send of the tube on to the cable to prevent ingress of moulding material subsequently applied to the exterior of the shell. In the case of a cable providing a braid or foil shielding element, this process simultaneously provides an electrical bond between the shell and a portion of the shielding element of the cable exposed by removing a portion of the outer insulation covering of the cable.

Mass termination of multi-coaxial cable

A connector assembly (100) for an array of discrete microcoaxial wires (10) includes a housing (102) with signal terminals (140) disposed therein having intermediate sections (154) exposed along a rearward housing section (114) for eventual solder termination to inner conductor ends (20) of the wires. The signal terminals of each row are initially joined to a respective carrier strip (146) until after soldering. A ground plate (50) is insertable into a medial slot (106) of the housing and includes an array of semicylindrical nests (56) formed to receive portions of the microcoaxial wires thereinto for soldering of ground ferrules (30) therearound directly to the nests (56) prior to insertion of the ground plate into the housing, thereby defining a wire-carrying subassembly (90). When the ground plate (50) is inserted into the housing (102), the stripped inner conductors (20) are positioned at termination sites (144) of the signal terminals (140) for soldering.

Adaptors

Connection structure for shielded cable

The core of a shielded cable 15 is connected to a bus bar 13, and the shield 20 is connected to a conductive housing 11 or a conductive part of an insulating housing. The core is connected by a terminal fixture 22 which connects to the core and bolts onto the bus bar. The shield is connected by a shield terminal 23 which has two ends - one 24 to join to the shield and one 25 to bolt to the housing - and a flexible portion 36 in the middle. This flexes when the terminal fixture is bolted to the bus bar, which might otherwise cause a bad connection. The braid 20 may be clamped between a collar 30 and a neck (27, Fig 2) of the shield terminal 23, and sealing members 31, 32 may seal the connection.

Simultaneously crimping and melting insulation

To join a terminal 20 to the braid (13) of a cable 10, the cable is placed within U-shaped arms 21 of the terminal. A current is passed between electrodes 30 and 31 which are also used to crimp the arms round the braid. Heat from the current melts the insulation 14 away to allow the terminal to make contact with the braid. A higher current is then passed to weld the terminal to the braid. The arms 21 may be triangular, to meet at an angle to the cable axis, or rectangular (fig 7). The terminal may have pre-applied solder (23, fig 6) to be melted by ultrasonic vibrations. The connection may be made at the end of the cable 10 or at a point along its length (see figures 5A, 5B).

Shielded cable joining structure and joining method

Soldered coaxial right angle connector

A kit of parts, comprising; a connector shell (7) for a coaxial cable (2) having a tool receiving cavity portion (11) open toward two orthogonal directions, a contact holder (14) and a cable holder (15), an insulative body (70) and a conductive cover (51) for covering the cavity portion (11) of the shell (7), and a conductive ferrule (38) for wedge fit assembly with the cable holder (15), the cover (51) having hooks (52,52) for engaging the shell (7), and the shell (7) having cover supports (12,12) for engaging and deflecting the cover (51) to a bent position.

Longitudinally compressible coaxial cable connector

Electronics box coaxial connection assembly

Coaxial connector for pcb

A surface mount connection assembly for a coaxial cable (6) comprises an inner conductor connector (2) and a separate outer conductor connector (4). The inner conductor connector (2) includes a stamped and formed terminal (16) having a contact slot in a blade (20) for connection to the inner conductor of the coaxial cable (6) whilst the outer conductor is clipped into the outer conductor connector (4) which is a stamped and formed terminal having a Ushaped resilient contact portion (64). Simple and rapid connection of a coaxial cable to a printed circuit board is thus provided.

Cable tap unit

There is provided a cable tap unit comprising a base unit (10) with an input (12) for a signal from a cable network, groups (14) of signal outputs, and receptor recesses (26, 28 30) positioned in the base unit in a signal path between the input and the group of outputs, wherein directional coupler modules (34, 36, 38) are received by and detachable from the receptor recesses (26, 28, 30) such that the signal transmission characteristics of the path are selectable as required by choice of directional coupler modules. The directional coupler modules are separable from and insertable into the base unit independent of the group of signal outputs, so that the signal levels of the outputs can be selected as required by an engineer according to need. As the directional couplers are relatively small and inexpensive components, this ensures that the value and volume of items that an engineer needs to carry with him to provide the necessary variations in signal output required is substantially reduced ...

GROUNDING CONNECTOR STRUCTURE

ELECTRIC CONNECTOR

Phase-adjustable coaxial cable connector

A phase-adjustable coaxial cable connector is provided. Phase adjustability is provided by means which increase or decrease the slack in a slackened portion of the center conductor of a coaxial cable which extends into the connector.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR SYSTEM FOR COAXIAL CABLE

An electrical connector system (160) formed from mating a plug connector (60) into a receptacle connector (10). More particularly the connector system (160) enjoys a low profile because contacts (14,16) in the receptacle connector (10) which receive the leads (104,116) from contacts (64,66) in the plug connector (60) are parallel to and adjacent the floor (24) of the receptacle connector (10).

A plug-in connector for a coaxial cable with a corrugated tube outer conductor

Tool for connecting a coaxial cable

Method and means for electrical connection

... 942,441. Cable and wire couplings; junctionboxes. SPERRY RAND CORPORATION. June 12, 1962 [Aug. 4, 1961], No. 22572/62. Heading H2E. Electrical connection is made between a plurality of at least three conductors 20, 30, 40 by means of a conductive connector 10 having a like,plurality of terminals A, B, C which are each crimped about two conductors so that each conductor is connected to two terminals, the conductors being thus interconnected by a plurality of conductive paths. The conductors may be the cores of coaxial cables (Fig. 5, not shown). In another embodiment (Fig. 4, not shown), four conductors are interconnected by this method.

Cable tap unit

Connecting structure for covered wires

Improvements in connectors for concentric electric cables

... 192,923. Lunn, J. R. P. Feb. 8, 1922. Drawings to Specification. Couplings.-Connectors for the cores of concentric cables of the type described in Specification 2492/02 are formed of copper rod or stout wire of round section. U-shaped sockets are formed at the ends of the connectors which, for a through joint, may extend straight between these sockets or, for a tee joint, may be formed with an intermediate socket at right-angles to the end sockets. The conductivity of the coupling may be increased by joining the ends of the rod by a sleeve. The wires of the core are wrapped round and soldered to the U-shaped sockets.

Method and means for connecting co-axial cables

... 1,013,499. Cable and wire couplings; junction boxes. SPERRY RAND CORPORATION. July 23, 1962 [Aug. 4, 1961], No. 28182/62. Heading H2E. A coaxial cable is connected to the centre of a second cable by crimping U-pieces 19 round the inner conductors 23, 24 and then supporting the dielectrics 30, 32 by a T-shaped connector 10 which has ferrule forming portions 12, 14, 16 which are crimped to the dielectrics. The outer braids, 34, of the cables are combedover the ferrule forming portions and conductive rings are crimped over them to complete the electrical connection between the braids. The whole joint may then be potted in dielectric. In modifications the T-piece may be replaced by a conductive box which may be filled with dielectric, and three separate coaxial cables are joined by an inner T-piece as in Specification 942,441. The dielectric may be an epoxy resin polyurethane, or polyethylene, either solid or foamed.

Electrical connector

... 1,034,780. Jointing by stamping; drawing dies. AMP Inc. May 31, 1965 [Jan. 7, 1965], No. 23005/65. Headings B3P and B3Q. [Also in Division H2] An explosive charge is detonated within a shell member to cause a conductor to be gripped by a wedge-shaped piece. In the arrangement shown, conductors w, w1 to be connected are placed into enlarged ends 112, 114 of an aluminium ferrule. Around the central portion of the ferrule, which contains a rod 124, are arranged split sealing rings 140, containing the explosive charge 141 between them, and tubular wedge-shaped pieces 132 of metal or plastics, each formed in two interlocking halves. Shock-absorbing pieces 142, 1421 are fitted over the ends of the ferrule and the whole assembly is contained in a stiff paper shell 144 and mounted between plates 150, 152. When the charge is fired, the pieces 132 are forced outwardly along the ferrule and compress it on to the cable ends.

Improvements in or relating to conductors for the transmission of electrical power

... 957,214. Conductor assembly. J. W. J. LESLIE. May 25, 1962 [June 1, 1961], No. 19819/61. Heading H1A. [Also in Division H2] A conductor assembly is formed of several tubular coaxial conductors mutually separated by sleeves of insulating material. Two such assemblies are shown (Fig. 2) in which respective conductors 3, 5, 7 and 9 are joined together in a junction box 13 by means of clips such as 15, 16 and 18 forming bridge couplers.

Coaxial connector

Highway cable connector

A connector which can make electrical connection to the wires in a highway cable (30) without cutting the cable is formed with two hinged members (10, 11) which can be closed together to make the connection. On closing, conducting needles (23, 24) penetrate the insulation of the cable to contact the wire core. For a co-axial cable, the needle (23) for the central core is insulated except at the tip (26). In another embodiment, plates with sharpened V slots are used to penetrate the insulation of the two side-by-side cables in order to make contact with the conductors therein. Spongy seal members may be mounted on each member (10, 11) to seal the areas of the cables which are penetrated. ...

CONNECTION ADAPTOR

FERRULE & METHOD FOR TERMINATING FLEXIBLE COAXIAL CABLE

Electric Cable Connections.

... 1,159,027. Securing conductors; connecting pieces. COMMUNICATIONS PATENTS Ltd. 28 Oct., 1966 [29 Sept., 1965], No. 41304/65. Heading H2E. In an electrical connection to a cable having an outer tubular conductor which is subjected to mechanical pressure to connect it to a cooperating part, the part of the cable dielectric within the compressed portion of the outer conductor is replaced by a non-conductive member of material which is relatively undeformable. As shown, a portion of the polythene dielectric 5 of a coaxial cable is replaced by an insert 19 of laminated synthetic resin-bonded material which is subject to the mechanical pressure exerted when a nut 13 is screwed on to the boss 12 of a casing so that surfaces 15-17 compress a copper ferrule 18 to clamp the cable sheath 6 and outer conductor 7.

A coxial transaction arrangement

Connectors for high frequency cables

... 632,926. Two-part couplings. TELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE CO., Ltd., JONES, F., and CORDREY, A. J. W. Feb. 18, 1946, No. 5089. [Class 38 (i)] - A connector for high-frequency concentric cables having a solid dielectric, comprises socket-and-plug members 10, 10<1> respectively, Fig. 1, held in engagement by a screwed ring 30 and in the outer ends of which, sleeves 13, 13<1> are held by screwed sleeves 16, 16<1> engaging the said members, the outer conductors of the cables being clamped between tapered surfaces on said sleeves 13, 13<1> and 16, 16<1> respectively. The ends of the central conductors of the cables are fitted, e.g. by soldering with an interengaging socket 3 and plug 4 respectively centred in their respective members 10, 10<1> by dielectric beads 1, 1<1> so dimensioned and of such a permittivity as to match the cable impedance. - The diametral ratio of the inner and outer contacts is also maintained constant throughout the connector. When the coupling is assembled, an ...

STRIP TRANSMISSION LINE ARRANGEMENT

BONDING DEVICE FOR LEAD SHEATHED CABLES

Socket Connector for Printed Circuit Boards

... 1,196,392. Two-part coupling. AMP Inc. 10 Jan., 1969 [21 Feb., 1968], No. 1722/69. Heading H2E. A socket connector c consists of a housing of insulating material having a section 6 containing a socket contact 4 and a second section 7 containing a socket contact 5, the socket contacts being of different size, axially spaced and coaxial and having lugs 19, 14 extending through the housing for connecting to conductive paths on a printed circuit board. The connector also has projections 9, 18 for securing the contacts in the housing. The housing has also space for receiving a component D and inwardly directed projections 13 for engaging the latter. The socket contacts 4, 5 are each in the form of an open seamed cylinder, the edges of the seam being outwardly turned to facilitate entry of the component. The contact members are coextensive with the longitudinal axis of the component in a coaxial manner and are axially spaced relative to one another. The component is inserted in a direction normal ...

Electrical connection and coupling

A coaxial cable harness production process

Connector having a continuity member

A coaxial cable connector comprising a connector body attached to a post, wherein the post includes a flange, a port coupling element rotatable about the post, and a continuity member positioned within a cavity, the cavity being located on an outer surface of the flange of the post, wherein the continuity member establishes and maintains electrical and physical contact between the post and the port coupling element. Furthermore, an associated method for maintaining ground continuity with a coaxial cable port is also provided.

Coaxial cable connector having a collapsible portion

A coaxial cable connector is configured to connect a coaxial cable to a mating connector. The coaxial cable connector includes a connector body having a forward end and a rearward end opposite the forward end, the rearward end configured to receive a coaxial cable; an annular post disposed at least partially within the connector body; and a sleeve configured to be received within the connector body and movable from a first position to a second position relative to the connector body. The sleeve includes a collapsible portion configured to collapse radially inward in an asymmetric fashion toward the post as the collapsible sleeve is moved from the first position to the second position.

Cable connection structure

A cable connection structure includes a cable that has an outer skin and at least one conducting wire, and a substrate to which the cable is connected at a main surface side having a hard wiring, wherein the substrate includes, at the main surface side, a first flat section having flatness and a second flat section having flatness thinner than the first flat section via a level difference surface from the first flat section and an end part of the outer skin is arranged on the second flat section and at least one of the conducting wire is connected to a connecting electrode formed on the second flat section.

High Voltage Direct Current Cable Termination Apparatus

A direct current cable termination apparatus for terminating a high voltage direct current cable. The apparatus includes a current-carrying device including a terminal portion of the direct current cable, the cable including an electrical conductor, an electrically insulating layer located outside of the electrical conductor, and a conductive shield located outside of the insulating layer and the electrical conductor; and a housing including a tubular outer shell with an inner periphery and formed by an electrically insulating and polymer-containing material. The current-carrying device is adapted to extend in the axial direction of the outer shell. Along at least a part of the axial extension of the current-carrying device the outer shell extends axially with a space between its inner periphery and the current-carrying device. 1. A direct current cable termination apparatus for terminating a high voltage direct current cable , the apparatus comprises a current-carrying device comprising a terminal portion of the direct current cable , the cable at least comprising an electrical conductor , a circumferential electrically insulating layer located outside of the electrical conductor , and a circumferential conductive shield located outside of the insulating layer and the electrical conductor ,a housing comprising a tubular outer shell with an inner periphery the outer shell defining a longitudinal axis and being formed by an electrically insulating and polymer-containing material,the current-carrying device being adapted to extend in the axial direction of the outer shell,along at least a part of the axial extension of the current-carrying device the outer shell extends axially with a space between its inner periphery and the current-carrying device,the housing is adapted to separate the space from an atmosphere outside the outer shell, and the space is filled with an electrically insulating fluidthe outer shell has a first end portion and a second end portion, the ...

CONTINUITY MAINTAINING BIASING MEMBER

A post having a first end, a second end, and a flange proximate the second end, wherein the post is configured to receive a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric of a coaxial cable, a connector body attached to the post, a coupling element attached to the post, the coupling element having a first end a second end, and a biasing member disposed within a cavity formed between the first end of the coupling element and the connector body to bias the coupling element against the post is provided. Moreover, a connector body having a biasing element, wherein the biasing element biases the coupling element against the post, is further provided. Furthermore, associated methods are also provided. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a post configured to engage an interface port;a body member having a body biasing portion, and configured to engage the post; [ an inwardly extending lip having a rearwardly facing biasing portion; and', 'an outer wall portion extending toward a rearward direction;, 'where the post does not engage an interface port, and a second position, where the post engages the interface port, when the connector is in an assembled state, the second position being axially spaced from the first position, the coupling element including, 'the rearwardly facing biasing portion and the outer wall portion being configured to at least partially define a cavity between the coupling element and the body member when the connector is in an assembled state, the cavity being configured to allow electrical grounding continuity to be interrupted when the coupling element and the post move out of contact relative to one another; and, 'a coupling element configured to engage the post and move between a first position,'}a biasing member configured to fit within the cavity and cooperate with the rearwardly facing biasing portion of the inwardly extending lip of the coupling element and the body biasing portion of the body member so as to exert a constant axial biasing ...

CONTINUITY MAINTAINING BIASING MEMBER

A post having a first end, a second end, and a flange proximate the second end, wherein the post is configured to receive a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric of a coaxial cable, a connector body attached to the post, a coupling element attached to the post, the coupling element having a first end a second end, and a biasing member disposed within a cavity formed between the first end of the coupling element and the connector body to bias the coupling element against the post is provided. Moreover, a connector body having a biasing element, wherein the biasing element biases the coupling element against the post, is further provided. Furthermore, associated methods are also provided. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a post having a first end, a second end, and a flange, wherein the post is configured to receive a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric of a coaxial cable;a coupling element configured to engage the post and axially move between a first position, where the coupling element is partially tightened on an interface port, and a second position, where the coupling element is fully tightened on the interface port, the second position being axially spaced from the first position, the coupling element including an inward lip and a contact surface extending along a radial direction and facing a rearward direction; and an integral body biasing element having a contact portion extending from the body and toward a forward axial direction so as to contact the contact surface of the coupling element when the connector is in the assembled state; and', 'a groove located axially rearward of the integral body biasing element and configured to allow the integral body biasing element to deflect along the axial direction;, 'a connector body configured to engage the post and the coaxial cable when the connector is in an assembled state, the connector body includingwherein the integral body biasing element is configured to exert a biasing force against ...

CONTINUITY MAINTAINING BIASING MEMBER

A post having a first end, a second end, and a flange proximate the second end, wherein the post is configured to receive a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric of a coaxial cable, a connector body attached to the post, a coupling element attached to the post, the coupling element having a first end a second end, and a biasing member disposed within a cavity formed between the first end of the coupling element and the connector body to bias the coupling element against the post is provided. Moreover, a connector body having a biasing element, wherein the biasing element biases the coupling element against the post, is further provided. Furthermore, associated methods are also provided. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a post having a first end, a second end, and a flange, wherein the first end of the post is configured to receive a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric of a coaxial cable;a connector body, having a first end, a second end, and a body contact surface, the first end configured to receive a portion of the coaxial cable and the second end configured to be engaged with the post, when the connector is in an assembled state;a coupling element configured to engage the post and axially move between a first position, where the coupling element is partially tightened on an interface port, and a second position, where the coupling element is fully tightened on the interface port, the second position being axially spaced from the first position, the coupling element having a first end, a second end, an internal lip having a lip contact surface extending along a radial direction and facing a rearward direction, and an outer internal wall surface extending along an axial direction substantially perpendicular to the radial direction so as to form a substantially orthogonal shaped cavity between the coupling element and the connector body when the connector is in the assembled state, the cavity being configured to allow the coupling element to ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTION MODULE, MULTIPOLE CONNECTOR FOR COAXIAL CABLE, AND MULTIPOLE COMPOSITE CONNECTOR

A coaxial cable connection module including a body; a first signal terminal including a first flat signal contact face; a first ground terminal including a first flat ground contact face; a second signal terminal including a second flat signal contact face; and a second ground terminal including a second flat ground contact face. The first signal contact face and the first ground contact face are arranged, on the first surface of the body, in parallel with each other with a predetermined pitch defined therebetween. The second signal contact face and the second ground contact face are arranged, on the second surface of the body opposite to the first surface, in parallel with each other with the predetermined pitch defined therebetween. The first signal contact face is located opposite to the second ground contact face. The first ground contact face is located opposite to the second signal contact face. 1. A coaxial cable connection module comprising:a body having electrical insulating properties, the body including a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface;a first signal terminal provided on said first surface and adapted to be connected to a signal line of a first coaxial cable, the first signal terminal including a first flat signal contact face adapted to contact a signal conductor of a connection counterpart;a first ground terminal provided on said first surface and adapted to be connected to a shield line of the first coaxial cable, the first ground terminal including a first flat ground contact face adapted to contact a ground conductor of a connection counterpart;a second signal terminal provided on said second surface and adapted to be connected to a signal line of a second coaxial cable, the second signal terminal including a second flat signal contact face adapted to contact a signal conductor of a connection counterpart; anda second ground terminal provided on said second surface and adapted to be connected to a shield line of the ...

Electrical Signal Connector

An electrical connector for use with coaxial cables includes deformable cylindrical casing and a slidably engaged barrel.

COAXIAL RADIOFREQUENCY CONNECTOR

The invention relates to a coaxial connector with a female and a male connector part. The two connector parts each have an inner ventilation channel which extends in the longitudinal direction of the connector and which opens out into at least one outwardly extending, stepped (when viewed in the longitudinal section) ventilation channel. 11231. A coaxial connector () with a female and a male connector part ( , ) , the coaxial connector () comprising:{'b': 24', '25', '2', '3', '2', '3', '26', '27, 'an internal ventilation channel (, ) provided in each of the female and male connector part (, ) which extends in the longitudinal direction (x) of the respective connector part (, ) and which discharges into at least one outwardly extending ventilation channel (, ), which is stepped when viewed in longitudinal section.'}21232627. The coaxial connector () as claimed in claim 1 , wherein both the female and the male connector parts ( claim 1 , ) are provided with an outwardly extending ventilation channel ( claim 1 , ).312425910. The coaxial connector () as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the longitudinal ventilation channels ( claim 1 , ) are arranged in the interior of a contact ( claim 1 , ).412627782319201516. The coaxial connector () as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the ventilation channel ( claim 1 , ) is formed by an insulator ( claim 1 , ) of a connector part ( claim 1 , ) and an insulator ( claim 1 , ) of a cable ( claim 1 , ).512823. The coaxial connector () as claimed in claim 1 , wherein in an operatively connected state claim 1 , an essentially diagonal ventilation channel () claim 1 , viewed in longitudinal section claim 1 , is arranged between the connector parts ( claim 1 , ).61287823. The coaxial connector () as claimed in claim 5 , wherein the diagonal ventilation channel () is formed by the insulators ( claim 5 , ) of the connector parts ( claim 5 , ).71262728. The coaxial connector () as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the at least one ventilation channel ( ...

COAXIAL CONNECTOR PLUG AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF

An outer conductor portion includes an outer conductor and a pair of outer terminals. The outer conductor is formed into a substantially cylindrical shape extending in the z-axis direction. The outer terminals are drawn toward the positive z-axis direction side of the outer conductor. In a plan view in the z-axis direction, the outer terminals are each bent in a direction outwardly from the outer conductor, and face each other across the outer conductor. An insulator has two sides, an upper surface in contact with a positive z-axis direction-side end portion of the outer conductor, and a lower surface in contact with the outer terminals at the sides, and thereby is nipped by the outer conductor portion in the z-axis direction. A central conductor is attached to the insulator, and is provided in a region surrounded by the outer conductor. 1. A coaxial connector plug comprising: a first outer conductor formed into a substantially cylindrical shape extending in an axial direction, and', 'a pair of outer terminals drawn toward a side of the first outer conductor that faces in the axial direction, the outer terminals each bent in a direction outwardly from the first outer conductor and facing each other across the first outer conductor in a plan view;, 'a first outer conductor portion including'}an insulator having a pair of oppositely facing sides, a first surface in contact with a lower end of the first outer conductor, and a second surface opposite the first surface in contact with the pair of outer terminals at the pair of oppositely facing sides, to thereby be nipped by the first outer conductor and the pair of outer terminals in the axial direction; anda first central conductor attached to the insulator, and provided in a region surrounded by the first outer conductor.2. The coaxial connector plug according to claim 1 ,wherein the pair of outer terminals extend along the sides of the insulator, and each has opposite ends making said contact with the second surface ...

CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY HAVING DEFORMABLE CLAMPING SURFACE

A coaxial cable connector comprising a connector body having a first end and a second end, wherein the connector body is configured to receive a coaxial cable through the second end, a first cooperating surface disposed within the connector body, wherein the first cooperating surface is a surface of a clamp, the clamp is configured to threadably engage an outer conductor of the coaxial cable, and a second cooperating surface, wherein the second cooperating surface cooperates with the first cooperating surface to collapse an outer conductor of the coaxial cable, wherein at least a portion of the second cooperating surface malleably deforms to a variable axial thickness of a non-uniform collapsed portion of the outer conductor is provided. An associated method is also provided. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a connector body having a first end and a second end, wherein the connector body is configured to receive a coaxial cable through the second end;a first cooperating surface disposed within the connector body, wherein the first cooperating surface is a surface of a clamp, the clamp is configured to engage an outer conductor of the coaxial cable; anda second cooperating surface, wherein the second cooperating surface cooperates with the first cooperating surface to collapse an outer conductor of the coaxial cable;wherein at least a portion of the second cooperating surface malleably deforms to a variable axial thickness of a non-uniform collapsed portion of the outer conductor.2. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the clamp is formed at least partially of metal.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the second cooperating surface is at least a portion of a compression component disposed within the connector body.4. The coaxial cable connector of claim 3 , wherein the compression component is moveable within the connector body.5. The coaxial cable connector of claim 3 , wherein the compression component is fixed within the ...

Coaxial Connector with Grommet Biasing for Enhanced Continuity

A compressible, F-connector and method for interconnection with coaxial cable that includes a biasing grommet for promoting electrical continuity despite inadequate nut tightening. Each connector has a rigid nut, a post penetrating the nut, a tubular body, and an end cap. The conductive post coaxially extends through the connector, linking the nut and body. A post end penetrates the coaxial cable. Each connector body comprises a frontal ring groove in which is seated a biasing grommet with integral wings spiraling away from one or both grommet ends that bias the nut to insure mechanical and electrical contact with the post

CONTINUITY MAINTAINING BIASING MEMBER

A post having a coaxial cable connector comprising a post, a coupling element configured to engage the post, and a connector body configured to engage the post and receive the coaxial cable, when the connector is in an assembled state, the connector body including: an integral body biasing element having a coupling element contact portion, and an annular groove configured to allow the integral body biasing element to deflect along the axial direction, wherein the integral body biasing element is configured to exert a biasing force against the coupling element sufficient to axially urge the inward lip of the coupling element away from the connector body and toward the flange of the post to improve electrical grounding reliability between the coupling element and the post, even when the post is not in contact with the interface port is provided. Furthermore, an associated method is also provided. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a post having a first end, a second end, and a flange, wherein the post is configured to receive a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric of a coaxial cable;a coupling element configured to engage the post and configured to move between a first position, where, as the coupling element is tightened onto an interface port, the post does not contact the interface port, and a second position, where, as the coupling element is tightened onto the interface port, the post contacts the interface portion, the second position being axially spaced from the first position, the coupling element having a first end, a second end and an inward lip; and an integral body biasing element having a coupling element contact portion extending from the body and configured to contact the body when the connector is in the assembled state; and', 'an annular groove configured to allow the integral body biasing element to deflect along the axial direction;', 'wherein the integral body biasing element is configured to exert a biasing force against the coupling ...

Electronics Packaging Assembly with Dielectric Cover

An electronics package assembly includes a housing having an opening and defining an internal cavity. The electronic package assembly further includes a printed circuit board assembly sealing and covering the opening of the housing, the printed circuit board assembly having an internal side facing the internal cavity and an opposing external side. The printed circuit board assembly includes a dielectric substrate and a conductive layer bonded to the dielectric substrate. The printed circuit board assembly further includes a surface-mounted electronic device electromechanically coupled to the conductive layer, the surface-mounted device positioned within the internal cavity of the housing. 1. An electronics package assembly , comprising:a housing comprising side walls and a bottom wall, the housing defining an internal cavity for placement of electronic components; and a first dielectric substrate having a first side and an opposing second side;', 'a first conductive layer bonded to the first side of the first dielectric substrate; and', 'a surface-mounted electronic device electromechanically coupled to the first conductive layer, the surface-mounted device positioned within the internal cavity of the housing., 'a fluid-impermeable cover sealed to a top of the housing, the cover comprising a printed circuit board assembly having an internal side and an opposing external side, the printed circuit board assembly comprising2. The electronics package assembly of claim 1 , wherein the second side of the first dielectric substrate comprises the external side of the printed circuit board assembly.3. The electronics package assembly of claim 1 , wherein the printed circuit board assembly further comprises a second conductive layer bonded to the second side of the first dielectric substrate claim 1 , the second conductive layer in electrical communication with the first conductive layer.4. The electronics package assembly of claim 3 , further comprising a conductive bridge ...

SWITCH-EQUIPPED COAXIAL CONNECTOR

With a simple configuration, plastic deformation of contacts can be prevented while avoiding increase in size, and occurrence of failure in electrical connection due to dust can be well prevented. In an elastic beam-like member of a first-side contact extending like a cantilever in an insulating housing, a bent extending part which substantially increases the span length of the elastic beam-like member is formed to be bent to have a curved shape at a root part serving as a part coupled to a fixing base part. A through hole is formed in a region including at least part of the bent extending part to ensure flexibility while enhancing elasticity of the contact, thereby preventing permanent deformation of the contact. Meanwhile, dust which has entered the equipment is caused to fall through the through hole, thereby ensuring electrical conductivity well. 1. A switch-equipped coaxial connector , whereinend parts of a pair of contacts attached to an insulating housing so as to be opposed to each other are disposed so as to be in contact with each other;abutting pressing force of an opposing connector inserted through an insertion hole provided in the insulating housing is configured to move a first-side contact of the pair of the contacts in the direction of the abutting pressing force and separate the first-side contact from the other contact;the first-side contact has a fixing base part latched with the insulating housing and has an elastic beam-like member forming a cantilever shape and integrally extending from the fixing base part;a bent extending part forming a curved shape and extending from a part coupled to the fixing base part serving as a root part of the elastic beam-like member is formed to be bent in the elastic beam-like member of the first-side contact; and,in the elastic beam-like member, a through hole is formed in a region including at least part of the bent extending part.2. The switch-equipped coaxial connector according to claim 1 , whereinthe ...

TERMINAL FITTING

In a terminal fitting, round hole type serration parts which include round holes are formed for an insulating outer cover bottom plate part and for a braided wire bottom plate part and round hole type serration parts which include round holes are formed for any one of one pair of insulating outer cover crimp strips and for any one of one pair of braided wire crimp strips to strengthen biting of a coaxial wire. 1. A terminal fitting to which a terminal of a coaxial wire that includes a core wire , a braided wire covering an outer periphery of the core wire via an insulating inner cover and an insulating outer cover covering an outer periphery of the braided wire is to be connected , whereina body part to be connected to a mating terminal is formed integrally with a crimp part to which the coaxial wire is to be crimped in a state where the insulating outer cover is peeled,the crimp part is formed by an insulating outer cover crimp part to which the insulating outer cover is to be crimped and a braided wire crimp part to which the braided wire is to be crimped,the insulating outer cover crimp part is formed by an insulating outer cover bottom plate part and one pair of insulating outer cover crimp strips extended from the both sides of the insulating outer cover bottom plate part in the same direction,the braided wire crimp part is formed by a braided wire bottom plate part and one pair of braided wire crimp strips extended from the both sides of the braided wire bottom plate part in the same direction,round hole type serration parts which include round holes are formed for the insulating outer cover bottom plate part and for the braided wire bottom plate part, andround hole type serration parts which include round holes are formed for any one of the one pair of insulating outer cover crimp strips and for any one of the one pair of braided wire crimp strips.2. The terminal fitting according to claim 1 , whereinthe round hole type serration part is formed for one of the ...

COAXIAL CONNECTOR

A coaxial connector has a structure in which slits into which the both sides of a core wire crimp part are to be inserted are respectively formed on facing inner walls of a core wire containing groove in an inner housing and the core wire crimp part is covered with the inner housing and a terminal fitting by crimping of the terminal fitting. 1. A coaxial connector to which a terminal of a coaxial wire which includes a core wire , a braided wire covering an outer periphery of the core wire via an insulating inner cover and an insulating outer cover covering an outer periphery of the braided wire is to be connected , comprising:an inner terminal to be connected to a terminal of the core wire and to be connected to a mating terminal;an inner housing in which the inner terminal is to be contained together with the terminal of the core wire; anda terminal fitting formed by a crimp part to which the braided wire and the insulating outer cover of the coaxial wire are to be crimped and a body part to which the inner housing is to be fixed in a state of containing the inner terminal, whereinin the inner housing, in a housing body which is formed by a terminal connection side containing part into which a mating terminal connection part of the inner terminal is to be inserted and a core wire crimp part containing part in which a core wire crimp part to which the inner terminal and the terminal of the core wire are crimped is to be contained and which is to be fixed to the terminal fitting by crimping of the terminal fitting, a core wire containing groove which is disposed to be contiguous with the terminal connection side containing part and the core wire crimp part containing part and in which the core wire crimp part and the inner terminal are to be contained is formed,slits into which the both sides of the core wire crimp part are to be inserted are respectively formed in facing inner walls of the core wire containing groove, andthe core wire crimp part is to be covered ...

SERIAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR

A serial electrical connector includes a connector plug and a connector jack. The connector plug includes an audio plug with a hollow cylindrical space formed in the center thereof; a coaxial cable being inserted into and filling the space; and an engagement element being disposed at a tip of the audio plug and configured to electrically connect the audio plug to the connector jack. 1. A serial electrical connector comprising:a connector jack; anda connector plug; wherein the connector plug comprises:an audio plug with a hollow cylindrical space formed in the center thereof;a coaxial cable being inserted into and filling the space; andan engagement element being disposed at a tip of the audio plug and configured to electrically connect the audio plug to the connector jack.2. The serial electrical connector of claim 1 , wherein the coaxial cable comprises a conductor claim 1 , an insulator layer surrounding the conductor claim 1 , and a conductive shield surrounding the insulator layer.3. The serial electrical connector of claim 2 , wherein the connector plug further comprises at least three metal contacts surrounding the coaxial cable claim 2 , wherein one of the metal contacts is physically connected with the conductive shield of the coaxial cable.4. The serial electrical connector of claim 3 , wherein the connector plug comprises four metal contacts surrounding the coaxial cable claim 3 , the four metal contacts corresponding respectively to “tip” claim 3 , “ring claim 3 , “ring” and “sleeve” of a standard TRRS audio plug structure.5. The serial electrical connector of claim 1 , wherein the connector plug further comprises a non-conductive housing surrounding the coaxial cable.6. The serial electrical connector of claim 2 , wherein the connector plug further comprises a layer of conductive material surrounding the coaxial cable claim 2 , the layer of conductive material being in contact with the conductive shield of the coaxial cable.7. The serial electrical ...

COAXIAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR

An annular contact is enabled to be firmly retained by an insulating housing without affecting the mating force or removing force between there and a matching connector with a simple configuration. Divided end parts of the annular contact attached to the insulating housing are provided with contact retaining parts that abut part of the insulating housing and retain the annular contact at the insulating housing when removal with respect to the matching connector is carried out, so that the shapes and sizes of the contact retaining parts are not affected by elastic force of the annular contact, in other words, mating force or removing force with respect to the matching connector almost at all to facilitate adjustment of the mating force or removing force between there and the matching connector. 1. A coaxial electrical connector comprising;an annular contact attached to an insulating housing, the annular contact provided with a dividing slit dividing the annular contact in a circumferential direction,the annular contact having divided end parts opposed to each other in a circumferential direction via the dividing slit, the divided end parts configured to be close to or separated from each other in the circumferential direction when mating/removal is carried out between the connector and a matching connector; whereinthe divided end parts of the annular contact are provided with a contact retaining part that abuts part of the insulating housing and retains the annular contact at the insulating housing when removal with respect to the matching connector is to be carried out.2. The coaxial electrical connector according to claim 1 , whereinthe contact retaining part provided on the annular contact has axial-direction retaining surfaces that face the part of the insulating housing in a direction of the removal; andthe insulating housing is provided with a first projecting part that faces the axial-direction retaining surfaces of the annular contact in the direction of the ...

CONNECTING ELEMENT

Connecting element, in particular for an RF application, having a plug part, comprising an internal conductor which extends in the axial direction and an external conductor which surrounds the internal conductor, wherein the internal conductor and the external conductor are shaped at one end of the plug part to form a plug connection, wherein the plug connection can be freely plugged, and the plug part is axially displaceably mounted, as such, in a mounting module and is supported by means of a prestressing means so as to counteract a plugging force. In this case, provision is made for a plate spring to be arranged at the base of the external conductor. A device, in particular for an RF application, having a connecting element of this kind is also specified. 117-. (canceled)18. A connecting element for RF , the connecting element comprising:a plug part axially displaceably mounted in a mounting module and supported by a prestressing means for counteracting a plugging force;an internal conductor that extends in an axial direction;an external conductor that surrounds the internal conductor, wherein the internal conductor and the external conductor are shaped at an end of the plug part to form a plug connection; anda plate spring arranged at a base of the external conductor.19. The connecting element of claim 18 , wherein the mounting module is configured for allowing the plug part to move out of an inoperative position and to be mounted in a prestressed manner in a finally fitted state.20. The connecting element of claim 18 , wherein the plug part is supported against a rear stop face of the mounting module by the prestressing means.21. The connecting element of claim 20 , wherein the external conductor includes a collar by which the plug part is supported against a rear stop face of the mounting module.22. The connecting element of claim 21 , wherein the collar is braced against a front stop face of the mounting module claim 21 , in a direction of the plug connection ...

Coaxial cable connector structure with contact continuity

A coaxial cable connector structure with contact continuity includes a sleeve and a ring-shaped screw cap provided at a front end of the sleeve. The sleeve has an inner tube provided therein for connecting a coaxial cable. An inner wall of the ring-shaped screw cap and an outer wall of the inner tube in the sleeve have a ring-shaped conducting member provided there-between, thereby forming electrical connection between the ring-shaped screw cap and the inner tube.

Pressing terminal and terminal pressing device

A pressing terminal includes an outer conductive member having a shield outer tube; an inner conductive member; and a dielectric member. The dielectric member includes a protruding portion fitted into the shield outer tube so that a signal line pressing portion of the inner conductive member is situated at a pressing tool insertion opening portion. The dielectric member is inserted into a shield outer tube with the protruding portion thereof sliding against the shield outer tube. A terminal pressing device includes an anvil unit and a crimper unit. Upon attaching the signal wire, a claw portion of a signal line crimper of the crimper unit is inserted into a claw insertion groove portion of a signal line anvil of the anvil unit. A terminal pressing anvil portion of the signal line anvil is ushered to a terminal pressing anvil insertion portion of the signal line crimper.

Terminal processing structure and terminal processing method of coaxial cable

A terminal processing structure of a coaxial cable includes a core wire, an insulator with which an outer periphery of the core wire is covered, a braid with which an outer periphery of the insulator is covered, and an outer sheath with which an outer periphery of the braid is covered. The outer sheath is divided into a distal piece and a proximal piece by being notched along a circumferential direction in a cable distal end and the distal piece is held in a position separate from the proximal piece and thereby an exposed part of the braid to which a braid crimp part of a shield terminal is crimped is formed between the distal piece and the proximal piece and also a distal end of the braid is covered with the distal piece.

Coaxial Cable Connector with Alignment and Compression Features

A coaxial cable connector for coupling a coaxial cable to an electrical device includes a body, a threaded fitting, and an alignment mechanism carried and compressed between the body and the fitting so as to exert an axial force against the fitting to maintain electrical contact between the fitting and the body. The body of the connector includes an outer barrel formed with an inner compression band, and a compression collar carried on the outer barrel and formed with an inner compression band. In response to compression of the connector by a compression tool, the inner and outer compression bands deform and move from an uncompressed condition to a compressed condition crimped onto the coaxial cable so as to securely apply the connector to the coaxial cable. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:an outer barrel including a longitudinal axis, the outer barrel formed with an inner compression band;a coaxial compression collar applied to the outer barrel, the compression collar including an outer compression band encircling the inner compression band formed in the outer barrel; andthe inner and outer compression bands move between an uncompressed position and a compressed position in response to axial compression of the coaxial cable connector.2. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein in the compressed position claim 1 , the outer compression band bears against the inner compression band to deform the inner compression band radially inward toward the longitudinal axis.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein:the outer compression band includes opposed first and second wall portions and a bend formed between the first and second wall portions;the inner compression band includes opposed first and second ridge portions and a bend formed between the first and second ridge portions;in the uncompressed position, the first and second wall portions of the outer compression band are in contact with the first and second ridge portions of the inner ...

Connection terminal, coaxial electrical connector and wiring structure thereof

Disclosed is a connection terminal, a coaxial electrical connector and a wiring structure thereof which could ensure the reliability of the electrical connection between the connection terminal and a coaxial cable core. The connection terminal includes a terminal body, two contact resilient pieces formed by bending and extending from two sides of the terminal body, and a core connection resilient arm extending from a rear end of the terminal body in a direction remote from the contact resilient pieces. The cross-section of the core connection resilient arm is essentially “Z” shaped, and a contact surface for contacting the coaxial cable core is formed on the core connection resilient arm. The contact surface has an arcuate protrusion protruding in a direction remote from the contact resilient pieces. The coaxial electrical connector and the wiring structure thereof all include the above connection terminal.

RF Connector with Push-On Connection

An RF connector on a circuit board is provided. The RF connector includes a socket member, which includes a conductive sleeve comprising a top portion, a bottom portion, a plurality of springs connecting the top portion to the bottom portion. The RF connector also includes a base inside the conductive sleeve comprising a matching hole configured to match to a conductive pin of a plug member. The RF connector further includes an end portion electrically coupled to the circuit board. The end portion is mounted on the circuit board. The RF connector also includes a middle portion connected between the socket member and the end portion. 1. An RF connector on a circuit board , the RF connector comprising:a socket member comprising a conductive sleeve comprising a top portion, a bottom portion, and a plurality of springs connecting the top portion to the bottom portion, and a base inside the conductive sleeve comprising a matching hole configured to match to a conductive pin of a plug member;an end portion electrically coupled to the circuit board, wherein the end portion is mounted on the circuit board; anda middle portion connected between the socket member and the end portion.2. The RF connector of claim 1 , wherein the end portion is configured such that the socket member is substantially perpendicular to the circuit board.3. The RF connector of claim 1 , wherein the end portion is configured such that the socket member is substantially parallel to the circuit board.4. The RF connector of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of springs are configured to contact inner threads of the plug member when the socket member is pushed against the plug member such that the conductive pin of the plug member fits into the matching hole of the socket member.5. The RF connector of claim 1 , wherein the base comprises a dielectric layer inside the conductive sleeve and a conductive inner layer between the dielectric layer and the matching hole.6. The RF connector of claim 1 , wherein the ...

BODY CIRCUIT CONNECTOR

A coaxial cable connector including a body circuit borne by a non-conducting body substrate. 1. A male F-type coaxial cable connector comprising:an electrically conductive nut rotatably coupled with a hollow body;the nut for engaging a ground conductor of a mating port;the body for receiving a coaxial cable having a central conductor and a surrounding shield conductor;the body having a non-electrically conductive substrate;a ground circuit for electrically interconnecting the coaxial cable shield with the port;the ground circuit including a series connected body circuit;the body substrate bearing an electrical conductor that is thin as compared to the substrate; and,the thin electrical conductor includes the body circuit.2. The male F-type coaxial cable connector of wherein the thin electrical conductor is not a coating.3. The male F-type coaxial cable connector of wherein the thin electrical conductor is a coating.4. The male F-type coaxial cable connector of further comprising:a hollow post for receiving the central conductor;the post inserted in the body and a post flange inserted in the nut;an electrical insulating spacer between the post flange and a nut flange; and, the nut in rotatable relationship with the post and the body in fixed relationship with the post.5. The male F-type coaxial cable connector of further comprising:an electrically conductive spacer between the nut and the body; and,the ground circuit including the electrically conductive spacer connected in series.6. The male F-type coaxial cable connector of further comprising:a deformable body portion adjacent to the nut; and,the deformable body portion bearing a portion of the body circuit. This application is a continuation in part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 13/527,521 filed Jul. 10, 2012 and Ser. No. 13/374,378 filed Dec. 27, 2011, both of which are incorporated herein by reference in their entireties and for all purposes.This application incorporates by reference U.S. Pat. No. 7,841, ...

PRESSURE HYPERFREQUENCY COAXIAL CONNECTOR FOR CONNECTING TWO PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS

This microwave-frequency coaxial connector for connecting a first printed circuit board with a second printed circuit board comprises a first connection element designed to be put in contact with the first printed circuit board, and a second complementary connection element designed to be put in contact with the second printed circuit board. Each connection element comprises: a conductive body having an internal passage surrounding a central axis and comprising a first contact surface, a conductive rod extending along the central axis and comprising a second contact surface. The first contact surface and the second contact surface of the first connection element are arranged to exert respectively on the first contact surface and on the second contact surface of the second contact element a contact force the resultant of which has an axial component parallel to the central axis and oriented from the first connection element to the second connection element. 1. A pressure microwave-frequency coaxial connector electrically connecting a first printed circuit board with a second printed circuit board , the connector comprising a first connection element designed to be put in contact with the first printed circuit board and a second complementary connection element designed to be put in contact with the second printed circuit board , each connection element comprising:a conductive body having an internal passage surrounding a central axis and comprising a first contact surface,a conductive rod extending along the central axis and comprising a second contact surface,wherein the first contact surface and the second contact surface of the first connection element are arranged to exert respectively on the first contact surface and on the second contact surface of the second convection element a contact force the resultant of which has an axial component parallel to the central axis and oriented from the first connection element to the second connection element.2. The ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR HAVING ELECTRICAL CONTINUITY STRUCTURE

A connector is configured to extend an electrical grounding continuity path. The connector, in one embodiment, has a body structure, a post structure, a coupler structure and a continuity structure. 1. A connector configured to extend an electrical grounding continuity path of an outer conductor of a coaxial cable to an interface port when the connector is in an assembled state , when the connector is engaged with the interface port and the coaxial cable , and when the connector is in a loose state , the connector comprising:a body structure having a forward portion, an opposing rearward portion, and a forward facing body portion;a post structure configured to engage the body structure when the connector is in an assembled state, the post structure including an outwardly extending flange having a first step and a second step, the first step including a first rearward facing post portion, and the second step including a forward facing portion and a second rearward facing post portion;a coupler structure including a forward coupler portion configured to engage an interface port and an inwardly extending lip having a rearward facing coupler portion and a forward facing coupler portion configured to engage the second rearward facing post portion of the second step of the outwardly extending flange of the post structure when the connector is in an unaltered, assembled state, the coupler structure being configured to move between a first assembled position, where the forward facing coupler portion of the inwardly extending lip of the coupler structure engages the second rearward facing post portion of the second step of the outwardly extending flange of the post structure and forms a grounding path between the forward facing coupler portion of the inwardly extending lip of the coupler structure and the second rearward facing post portion of the second step of the outwardly extending flange of the post structure, and a second assembled position, where the forward facing ...

ELECTRICAL COMPONENT FOR A HIGH-VOLTAGE INSTALLATION

Exemplary embodiments are directed to an electrical component for a high-voltage installation. The electrical component in a coaxial arrangement, has an electrical conductor which extends along an axis and is connected to high-voltage potential and a rigid insulating body. The insulting body is fastened on the electrical conductor and surrounds the electrical conductor. A mounting flange is fastened on the insulating body, and is connected to ground potential. A dome-shaped control electrode is electrically connectively connected to the electrical conductor and is fastened to one end of the electrical conductor. During operation of the installation, the control electrode controls the electrical field between the electrical conductor and the mounting flange. The control electrode is connected non-detachably to the electrical conductor and has a dimensionally stable dome consisting of the solid polymer composition to provide a simple manufacturing process and increase the operational reliability of the component. 1. An electrical component for a high-voltage installation , comprising:in a coaxial arrangement:an electrical conductor that extends along an axis of the electrical component and is connected to a voltage potential;a rigid insulating body, fastened on the electrical conductor and surrounding the electrical conductor, said rigid insulating body containing a solid polymer composition, which is formed by curing a preformed, free-flowing polymer composition;a mounting flange fastened externally on the rigid insulating body and connected to ground potential, anda dome-shaped control electrode, electrically conductively connected to one end of the electrical conductor, and is configured to control an electric field between the electrical conductor and the mounting flange during operation,wherein the control electrode is connected non-detachably to the electrical conductor, the control electrode having a dimensionally stable dome including the solid polymer ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR

A coaxial cable connector, in one embodiment, includes a first housing, a second housing and an inner body. The inner body is fixed or stationary relative to the first housing based on the position of the second housing. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a first housing comprising a first portion;a second housing comprising a second portion configured to engage the first portion such that the second housing is moveable relative to the first housing between a first position and a second position; and (a) moveable relative to the first housing when the second housing is in the first position; and', '(b) stationary relative to the first housing when the second housing is in the second position., 'an inner body, part of the inner body being positioned within the first and second housings, the inner body configured to be2. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , comprising a biasing member disposed between the inner body and at least one of the first and second housings.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 2 , the biasing member providing a biasing force configured to force the first housing rearward relative to the inner body.4. The coaxial cable connector of claim 3 , the biasing member comprising a coil spring.5. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , the inner body comprising an exterior surface and an annular shoulder extending from the exterior surface.6. The coaxial cable connector of claim 5 , the second housing comprising an end portion claim 5 , the end portion configured to be: (a) axially spaced apart from the annular shoulder when the second housing is in the first position; and (b) engaged with the annular shoulder when the second housing is in the second position.7. The coaxial cable connector of claim 5 , comprising a resilient member positioned between the second housing and the inner body claim 5 , the resilient member configured to be compressible in a longitudinal direction when the second housing is moved to the second position.8. The ...

Coaxial cable connector assembly and a receptor connector

A coaxial cable connector assembly and a receptor connector are provided. The coaxial cable connector assembly is composed at least of one cable end connector and the receptor connector. The receptor connector is formed of an insertion space with a lateral insertion opening to allow one portion of the cable end connector to be inserted into the insertion space through the lateral insertion opening such that the cable end connector and the receptor connector are in electrical connection. The cable end connector will be constrained such that it cannot be detached from the receptor connector in the direction other than the lateral insertion opening.

ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT MODULE

An electronic circuit module includes: a substrate on which a wiring pattern having an electrode portion is formed; a cable having an external insulator and a conductor portion, at least a distal end side of the external insulator being removed to expose a conductor, an exposed portion of the conductor being defined as the conductor portion; and an electronic component having terminals at least on two opposed faces of the electronic component. At least one of the terminals of the electronic component is directly connected to the conductor portion, and is configured to be electrically connected to the electrode portion through the conductor portion. 1. An electronic circuit module comprising:a substrate on which a wiring pattern having an electrode portion is formed;a cable having an external insulator and a conductor portion, at least a distal end side of the external insulator being removed to expose a conductor, an exposed portion of the conductor being defined as the conductor portion; andan electronic component having terminals at least on two opposed faces of the electronic component, wherein at least one of the terminals of the electronic component is directly connected to the conductor portion, and is configured to be electrically connected to the electrode portion through the conductor portion.2. The electronic circuit module according to claim 1 , whereinthe cable comprises at least two solid wire cables, each of which has the external insulator removed on the distal end side to expose a core,an exposed portion of the core is defined as the conductor portion,the conductor portion is connected to the electrode portion, andthe electronic component is directly connected to one side of the conductor portion through each of the terminals, an opposite side of the conductor portion being in contact with the electrode portion.3. The electronic circuit module according to claim 1 , wherein 'the second conductor portion is connected to the electrode portion, and', ' ...

ELECTRICAL TERMINAL AND CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY

In some embodiments, an electrical terminal includes a contact formed of a first material having a tensile strength, and a hood surrounding the contact, the hood formed of a second material having a tensile strength. The tensile strength of the second material is greater than the tensile strength of the first material. The contact and hood have cooperating retention features for securing the contact to the hood, and the hood provides strengthening features for improving the mechanical properties of the contact. The electrical terminal is mounted in a connector assembly. The electrical terminal has features which prevent or minimize damage to a seal of the connector assembly. 1. An electrical terminal comprising:a contact formed of a first material having a tensile strength, the contact formed of a body having a front end and a rear end, a passageway formed therethrough, and first and second contact beams extending from the body and extending into the passageway, each contact beam having a length, each contact beam being movable relative to the body; anda hood surrounding the contact, the hood formed of a second material having a tensile strength, the hood formed of a body having a front end and a rear end, a passageway formed through the body of the hood, and first and second and second stiffening beams extending from the body of the hood and extending into the passageway of the hood, each stiffening beam having a length, each stiffening beam being movable relative to the body of the hood, the first stiffening beam engaging the first contact beam and the second stiffening beam engaging the second contact beam,wherein the tensile strength of the second material is greater than the tensile strength of the first material, andwherein the length of the first stiffening beam is less than the length of the first contact beam and the length of the second stiffening beam is less than the length of the second contact beam.2. The electrical terminal of claim 1 , wherein the ...

Method of Crimping an Electrical HF Connection Device

A method for crimp mounting a high-frequency (HF) electrical crimp connecting device to an electrical cable includes the steps of crimping a ferrule into a mounting state wherein its maximum diameter is fixed, and arranging the ferrule in its mounting state over an exposed shielding conductor of the cable. A terminal is crimped onto an inner conductor of the cable, and a shielding contact sleeve is placed over the cable and crimped, at least in the area of the ferrule. A target impedance or impedance range of the resulting cable is set according to at least one of a dimension of at least one crimping tool used to perform the crimping steps, or at least one dimension of at least one of the resulting crimps performed by the at least one crimping tool. 1. A method for crimp mounting a high-frequency (HF) electrical crimp connecting device to an electrical cable , the method comprising the steps of:exposing a shielding conductor of the cable;crimping a ferrule into a mounting state;arranging the ferrule in the mounting state over the shielding conductor of the cable;crimping a terminal of the connecting device onto an inner conductor of the cable;crimping a shielding contact sleeve over the ferrule; andsetting an impedance of the cable within a target impedance range by the selection of at least one of a dimension of at least one crimping tool used to perform one of the crimping steps, or a dimension of at least one of the crimps performed by the at least one crimping tool.2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the step of reducing a diameter of the ferrule over the shielding conductor until the impedance of the cable is within the target impedance range.3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the ferrule is deformed substantially only elastically during the step of crimping the ferrule.4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the target impedance range is determined by a crimping dimension of the at least one crimping tool.5. The method of claim 4 , wherein the target ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR HAVING A CONTINUITY BRIDGE PORTION

A coaxial cable connector having, in one embodiment, a connector body or body member, a coupling element and a continuity bridge portion. The connector body is configured to be attached to a post. The continuity bridge portion is configured to maintain an electrical connection between the coupling element and the connector body. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a connector body configured to be coupled to a post, the connector body being a separate component from the post and configured to prevent axial movement between the body and the post when the body is attached to the post, the connector body having a first end, a second end, and an annular outer recess proximate the second end, the annular outer recess comprising a first surface extending substantially parallel to a main axis of the coaxial cable connector, and a second surface extending substantially radially outward from the first surface;a coupling element configured to be rotated about the post, the coupling element defining an inner cavity opposing the annular outer recess of the connector body, the inner cavity comprising an inner surface extending substantially parallel to the main axis of the coaxial cable connector, and further comprising an end face surface extending radially inward from the inner surface; anda continuity bridge portion configured to maintain electrical continuity between the coupling element and the connector body, the continuity bridge portion extending from the annular outer recess of the connector body to the inner cavity of the coupling element in a direction substantially parallel to the main axis of the coaxial cable connector, the continuity bridge portion being positioned external to the connector body and rearward of the end face surface of the coupling element.2. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the continuity bridge portion comprises a continuity element.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 2 , wherein the continuity element is a metal wave ...

Shielded cable with terminal

A shielded cable/terminal assembly includes a shielded cable ( 10 ) with a braided wire ( 14 ) between wires ( 13 ) and an outer sheath ( 15 ). The braided wire ( 14 ) has a folded portion ( 18 ) formed by folding the braided wire ( 14 ) exposed from an end of the outer sheath ( 15 ) toward the outer sheath ( 15 ). A metal sleeve ( 19 ) is crimped to an outer surface of the outer sheath ( 15 ) inside the folded portion ( 18 ) in a radial direction of the shielded cable ( 10 ). A terminal ( 11 ) has a barrel ( 30 ) configured to sandwich the folded portion ( 18 ) between the sleeve ( 19 ) and the barrel ( 30 ), with the barrel ( 30 ) crimped to an outer surface of the folded portion ( 18 ). The barrel ( 30 ) has protrusions ( 32 ) projecting radially inward of the shielded cable ( 10 ) at positions behind a rear part of the sleeve ( 19 ) in an axial direction.

Connector Combination

A connector combination includes a transmission line and a connector. The transmission line includes a woven shield for providing a signal reference of a radio-frequency signal, and blocking noise to prevent the radio-frequency signal from being interfered with the noise. The connector is coupled to the transmission line, includes a pipe, wherein a soldering area is formed on the pipe for allowing the woven shield to be soldered with the pipe after the transmission line is combined with the connector. 1. A connector combination , comprising:a transmission line, comprising a woven shield, for providing a signal reference of a radio-frequency signal, and blocking noise to prevent from being interfered with the noise; anda connector, coupled to the transmission line, comprising a pipe, wherein a soldering area is formed on the pipe for allowing the woven shield to be soldered with the pipe after the transmission line is combined with the connector.2. The connector combination of claim 1 , wherein the transmission line further comprises:a conductor, for transmitting the radio-frequency signal;a cable dielectric, formed between the conductor and the woven shield; anda cable jacket, covering the woven shield.3. The connector combination of claim 2 , wherein the connector further comprises:a housing, coupled to the pipe and a ground of an electronic device to provide grounding; andtwo contact springs, disposed inside the housing for receiving the radio-frequency signal from the transmission line after the transmission line is combined with the connector.4. The connector combination of claim 3 , wherein the pipe is fixed with the two contact springs by riveting and metal welding.5. The connector combination of claim 3 , wherein the housing is connected to the pipe metal welding claim 3 , soldering or riveting.6. The connector combination of claim 1 , wherein at two sides of the pipe claim 1 , two retainers are used for fixing the pipe claim 1 , where the two retainers are ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR HAVING A CONTINUITY ELEMENT

A coaxial cable connector having, in one embodiment, a connector body or body member, a coupling element and a continuity element. The connector body is configured to be attached to a post. The continuity element is configured to maintain an electrical connection between the coupling element and the connector body.

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR WITH INTEGRAL RFI PROTECTION

A coaxial cable connector for coupling an end of a coaxial cable to a terminal is disclosed. The connector has a post assembled with a coupler. The post is adapted to receive an end of the coaxial cable and comprises a front end, an enlarged shoulder at the front end, and a plurality of contacting portions. The contacting portions are of monolithic construction with the post, collectively circumscribe the enlarged shoulder at the front end of the post, and extend in a generally perpendicular orientation with respect to a longitudinal axis of the connector. The coupler is rotatably attached to the post and comprises an internally projecting lip, having a forward facing surface, adapted to couple the connector to the terminal. The contacting portions are configured to contact the forward facing surface of the lip of the coupler.

Thread to Compress Connector

A cable connector connects a coaxial cable to an interface port by an outer conductor engager, a body and a coupler. The coupler draws the body over a plurality of resilient fingers of the outer conductor engager to urge the fingers into electrical contact with a peripheral outer surface of a stripped/prepared end of a coaxial cable. 1an outer conductor engager configured to receive an end of a coaxial cable, the outer conductor engager being configured to be in electrical communication with an outer peripheral surface of an outer conductor of the received coaxial cable;a body coaxially aligned with the outer conductor engager along an axis, the body being configured to circumscribe the coaxial cable;a coupler rotatably mounted relative at a forward end of the body; anda compression ring disposed at an opposite axial end of the body relative to the coupler, the body being configured to engage the outer conductor engager when the body is disposed in a first axial position in a pre-installed state, whereinthe coupler is operative to move the body axially relative to the outer conductor engager such that the tapered inner surface of the body engages the tapered outer surface of the outer conductor engager, andthe body is configured to urge the the outer conductor engager against the outer surface of the outer conductor when the body is moved axially relative to the outer conductor engager by the coupler to a second axial position in an installed state.. A cable connector, comprising This application is a continuation of U.S. application No. 14/826,068, filed on Aug. 13, 2015, pending, which is a non-provisional application that claims the benefits of priority of U.S. provisional application no. 62/036,782, filed on Aug. 13, 2014, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.A coaxial cable is prepared for connection to another cable, or to another RF device, by a coaxial cable connector. Preparation typically requires the use of several ...

SOLDERED CONNECTOR AND CABLE INTERCONNECTION METHOD AND APPARATUS

In a method for attaching a connector to a coaxial cable a solder perform is placed upon an end of an outer conductor of the cable. A connector body of the connector is seated upon an interface pedestal and the end of the outer conductor is inserted into a bore of the connector body against the interface pedestal. The outer conductor, the connector body and the interface pedestal contribute sidewalls to form a solder cavity, and the solder perform is heated. A seat may be applied to the interface pedestal to provide a thermal barrier and/or enhanced seal characteristics that are cost efficiently replaceable upon degradation. 1. A method for attaching a connector to a coaxial cable , comprising the steps of:positioning a solder element between an end of an outer conductor of the coaxial cable and a connector body of the connector;lowering the connector body onto a mounting structure; andmelting the solder element to form a solder joint between the outer conductor and the connector body, the solder joint including a lower surface formed by contact with the mounting structure.2. The method defined in claim 1 , wherein the solder element is a solder perform.3. The method defined in claim 2 , wherein the positioning step comprising engaging the solder perform with the end of the outer conductor prior to positioning the connector body relative to the solder preform.4. The method defined in claim 1 , wherein the mounting structure includes a seat that provides a surface to form the solder joint.5. The method defined in claim 4 , wherein the seat comprises a non-metallic material.6. The method defined in claim 1 , wherein the mounting structure is an interface pedestal.7. The method defined in claim 1 , wherein the coaxial cable further comprises an inner conductor claim 1 , and wherein an inner contact is mounted onto the inner conductor prior to the lowering step claim 1 , and wherein the mounting structure includes a cavity for receiving the inner contact.8. A method for ...

CONNECTION STRUCTURE OF HIGH-FREQUENCY TRANSMISSION LINE

A connection structure () of a high-frequency transmission line according to this invention includes a columnar central conductor () having one end connected to a coaxial line and the other end connected to a planar transmission line, a first outer conductor () arranged on a side of the one end of the central conductor coaxially with the central conductor, a first dielectric body () filled between the first outer conductor and the central conductor, a second outer conductor () arranged on a side of the other end of the central conductor coaxially with the central conductor, a second dielectric body () filled between the second outer conductor and the central conductor, a third outer conductor () arranged between the first outer conductor and the second outer conductor coaxially with the central conductor, and a third dielectric body () filled between the third outer conductor and the central conductor. In a direction perpendicular to each of an axial direction of the central conductor and a direction perpendicular to the planar transmission line, a shortest distance between the central conductor and the first outer conductor is longer than a shortest distance between the central conductor and the third outer conductor, and the shortest distance between the central conductor and the third outer conductor is longer than a shortest distance between the central conductor and the second outer conductor. 1. A connection structure of a high-frequency transmission line that connects a coaxial line and a planar transmission line , comprising:a columnar central conductor having one end connected to an inner conductor of the coaxial line and the other end connected to the planar transmission line;a coaxial mode block electrically connected to the coaxial line;a coplanar mode block electrically connected to the planar transmission line;a buffer block arranged between the coaxial mode block and the coplanar mode block, a first outer conductor including a first hole that is ...

CONNECTOR ARRANGEMENT

The present invention relates to a connector arrangement having a connector and a cable connected to the connector, wherein the cable has a sheath which extends as far as a stripped region, and a sleeve which is formed in the stripped region and is spaced apart from the sheath, such that the sheath and the sleeve form an annular groove, wherein the connector arrangement has an outer conductor contact which extends from the connector to the sheath of the cable and has a radial indentation at the location of the annular groove. The present invention also relates to a method for the assembly thereof. 1. A cable connector assembly , comprising:a coaxial cable comprising an inner conductor, an outer conductor, and an insulator that insulates said inner conductor from said outer conductor; anda sleeve, whereineach of said inner conductor, said outer conductor, and said insulator extend through a lumen of said sleeve, anda portion of said outer conductor is folded to extend substantially parallel to said inner conductor and radially outward of said sleeve.2. The cable connector assembly of claim 1 , wherein:said sleeve is situated on a first portion of said coaxial cable,a second portion of said coaxial cable lacks sheathing radially outward of said outer conductora third portion of said coaxial cable comprises sheathing radially outward of said outer conductor,said second portion of said coaxial cable is located intermediate said first portion and said third portion.3. The cable connector assembly of claim 2 , wherein:a diameter of an outer circumference of said second portion is less than a diameter of an outer circumference of said third portion and less than a diameter of an outer circumference of said sleeve.4. The cable connector assembly of claim 2 , comprising:an outer conductor contact having a first inner diameter in a plane through said sleeve and a second inner diameter in a plane through said second portion, whereinsaid second inner diameter is smaller than ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR WITH A COMPRESSIBLE FERRULE

A coaxial connector for coupling an end of a coaxial cable to a terminal is disclosed. The coaxial cable connector includes a body, a retainer, a coupler, a ferrule, and a shell. The retainer engages the body and rotatably engages the coupler. The ferrule slidingly engages at least a portion of the retainer and at least one portion of the body. The ferrule engages at least a portion of the cable outer conductor. The shell slidingly engages at least a portion of the rear end of the body. A sealing ring engages the rear end of the body. Upon compression of the coaxial cable connector the sealing ring engages the jacket of the coaxial cable. 1. A coaxial connector for coupling an end of a coaxial cable to a terminal , the coaxial cable comprising an inner conductor , a dielectric surrounding the inner conductor , an outer conductor surrounding the dielectric , and a jacket surrounding the outer conductor is disclosed , the coaxial cable connector comprising:a body having an internal surface extending between front and rear ends of the body, the internal surface defining a longitudinal opening;a ferrule engaging at least a portion of the body, wherein the ferrule has an inner surface adapted to receive a coaxial cable inserted into the connector and engage at least a portion of the outer conductor of the coaxial cable.2. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the ferrule comprises at least one beam which radially closes about the outer conductor of the coaxial cable when the coaxial cable is received by the ferrule.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 2 , wherein the at least one beam includes a first pawl extending from the internal surface of the ferrule claim 2 , wherein the first tooth is driven into contact with the outer conductor of the coaxial cable when the at least one beam closes about the coaxial cable providing mechanical retention and electrical communication between the first tooth and the outer conductor.4. The coaxial cable connector of ...

COAXIAL PLUG CONNECTOR ARRANGEMENT

A coaxial plug connector arrangement is provided, having an inner sleeve which is pluggable into an outer sleeve in an axial direction. The inner and outer sleeves have respective through openings for inserting first and second contact pins, respectively. A first insulating part is fixed to the inner sleeve. The two contact pins are connected together in an electrically conductive manner via an inner conductor part held on the first insulating part. In a plugged-in state, the inner sleeve is spaced at a distance from the outer sleeve in the axial direction. To provide low passive intermodulation, the inner sleeve rests in an electrically conductive manner against a single contact area disposed on an inner side of the outer sleeve which surrounds the inner sleeve in a circumferential direction. The outer sleeve is fixed via a second insulating part to the inner sleeve in an axially and radially immovable manner. 1. A coaxial plug connector arrangement , comprising an inner sleeve and an outer sleeve , the inner sleeve being pluggable into the outer sleeve in the axial direction and having a through opening for inserting a first contact pin , and the outer sleeve having a second through opening for inserting a second contact pin , and comprising a first insulating part which is fixed to the inner sleeve and on which an inner conductor part is held , the two contact pins being connectable to one another in an electrically conductive manner via the inner conductor part , and in the plugged-in state , the inner sleeve with its free end facing the outer sleeve being spaced at a distance from the outer sleeve in the axial direction , wherein the inner sleeve rests in an electrically conductive manner against a single contact area of the outer sleeve , the contact area being disposed on an inner side of the outer sleeve and surrounding the inner sleeve in the circumferential direction , and the free end of the outer sleeve facing the inner sleeve being fixed via a second ...

Coaxial cable connectors with conductor retaining members

Coaxial cables and coaxial cable connectors are disclosed. In one embodiment, a connector includes a body portion having a first end and a second end and defining a bore, a contact member having a circumferential portion and at least one protruding member, an inner sleeve, a rotatable coupling nut, and a conductor retaining member. The at least one protruding member protrudes from the circumferential portion toward the second end of the body portion and within the bore. The rotatable coupling nut is rotatably coupled to the inner sleeve and electrically coupled to the contact member. The conductor retaining member is centrally disposed within the inner sleeve, and is configured to receive an inner conductor of the co-axial cable such that the inner conductor is free to pass through the conductor retaining member in a first direction, and restricted from passing through the conductor retaining member in a second direction.

Anti-Kink Protection Assembly and Method for Installing the Anti-Kink Protector

An anti-kink protection assembly is proposed that is configured for being situated on a connector housing that is mounted on a cable for anti-kink protection, comprising a cylindrical base part that is formed in one piece from a top part and a bottom part. The bottom part includes multiple locking arms that are separated from one another by a distance in the radial direction, and locking tabs are in each case situated on the lower end areas of the locking arms facing away from the top part, in the direction of the inner area of the cylindrical base part. The bottom part has a defined internal cross section in the area of the locking arms without the locking tabs. At least one upper end element is situated at the upper outer edge of the top part facing away from the locking arms. In addition, the anti-kink protection assembly includes a ring that is configured for being pushed over the bottom part of the base part onto the top part in a preassembly step, and for abutting against the at least one upper end element, and in a final assembly step, being pushed in the opposite direction with respect to the preassembly step, from the top part in the direction of the bottom part, until reaching the lower end areas of the locking arms. 1100200400300. An anti-kink protection assembly ( , ) that is configured for being situated on a connector housing () that is connected to a cable () for anti-kink protection , comprising:{'b': 100', '101', '102, 'claim-text': [{'b': 102', '10', '11', '112', '10', '101', '100, 'wherein the bottom part () includes multiple locking arms () that are separated from one another by a distance in the radial direction, and locking tabs () are in each case situated on the lower end areas () of the locking arms () facing away from the top part (), in the direction of the inner area of the cylindrical base part (),'}, {'b': 102', '10', '11, 'wherein the bottom part () has a defined internal cross section (D) in the area of the locking arms () without the ...

CONNECTOR AND COAXIAL CABLE WITH MOLECULAR BOND INTERCONNECTION

A coaxial connector in combination with a coaxial cable is provided with an inner conductor supported coaxial within an outer conductor, a polymer jacket surrounding the outer conductor. A unitary connector body with a bore is provided with an overbody surrounding an outer diameter of the connector body. The outer conductor is inserted within the bore. A molecular bond is formed between the outer conductor and the connector body and between the jacket and the overbody. An inner conductor end cap may also be provided coupled to the end of the inner conductor via a molecular bond. 1. A coaxial connector in combination with a coaxial cable , comprising:a coaxial cable provided with an inner conductor supported coaxial within an outer conductor;a polymer jacket surrounding the outer conductor;a unitary connector body with a bore;an overbody surrounding an outer diameter of the connector body;the outer conductor inserted within the bore, a molecular bond between the outer conductor and the connector body and between the jacket and the overbody.2. The combination of claim 1 , wherein the molecular bond between the outer conductor and the connector body is at a connector end of the bore claim 1 , between the outer diameter of the outer conductor and the inner diameter of the bore.3. The combination of claim 1 , wherein an end of the outer conductor is seated with an annular flare seat angled radially inward from a sidewall of the bore toward a connector end of the connector; the annular flare seat open to the connector end of the connector claim 1 , the molecular bond between the outer conductor and the connector body located proximate the end of the outer conductor.4. The combination of claim 1 , wherein an end of the outer conductor is flared claim 1 , seated against an annular flare seat angled radially outward from the bore toward a connector end of the connector claim 1 , the annular flare seat open to a connector end of the connector; the molecular bond between the ...

COAXIAL DROP CABLE WITH CIRCUMFERENTIAL SEGMENTED FLOODANT LOCATIONS

A cable includes a core having a length, a jacket coaxially surrounding the core along the length, and a non-flowing floodant between the core and the jacket. The non-flowing floodant is disposed circumferentially and in a segmented manner such that the coaxial drop cable is configured to include a plurality of first areas, separated from one another along the length, that include the non-flowing floodant, and second areas, separated from one another along the length by a respective one of the first areas, having a space between the jacket and the core without the non-flowing floodant. The non-flowing floodant is configured to circumferentially seal a space between the core and the jacket at the plurality of first areas. Two consecutive ones of the plurality of first areas are configured to contain moisture in the second area between the two consecutive ones of the plurality of first areas. 1. A coaxial drop cable comprising:an elongated inner conductor having a length;an elongated insulator coaxially surrounding the inner conductor along the length;an elongated, conductive foil layer coaxially surrounding the insulator along the length;an elongated outer conductor coaxially surrounding the foil layer along the length;a jacket coaxially surrounding the outer conductor along the length; anda non-flowing floodant between the foil layer and the jacket,wherein the non-flowing floodant is disposed circumferentially and in a segmented manner such that the coaxial drop cable is configured to include a plurality of first areas, separated from one another along the length, that include the non-flowing floodant, and second areas, separated from one another along the length by a respective one of the first areas, having a space between the jacket and the foil layer without the non-flowing floodant,wherein the non-flowing floodant is configured to circumferentially seal a space between the foil layer and the jacket at the plurality of first areas, andwherein two consecutive ...

CABLE CONNECTOR HAVING A SLIDER FOR COMPRESSION

A coaxial cable connector is attachable to a coaxial cable. The connector, in one embodiment, includes a connector body, a coupler and a slider. The slider is configured to cause compression of the connector body. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a post;a connector body extending along an axis, the connector body comprising a forward end and a rearward end, the rearward end being configured to receive a portion of a coaxial cable, the connector body being configured to receive at least a portion of the post;a coupler configured to be rotatably coupled to the post; anda slider configured to receive the connector body, the slider being configured to move along the axis in a rearward direction from a first position to a second position,wherein the slider is configured to compress a portion of the coaxial cable between the connector body and the post as a result of the slider being moved from the first position to the second position.2. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the connector body comprises an outer surface claim 1 , the outer surface comprising at least one groove claim 1 , the at least one groove defining a space.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 2 , wherein the slider comprises an inner surface claim 2 , the inner surface configured to at least partially occupy the space when the slider is moved to the second position.4. The coaxial cable connector of claim 2 , wherein the slider comprises an inner surface claim 2 , the inner surface comprising a protrusion claim 2 , the protrusion configured to fit within the space when the slider is moved to the second position.5. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , which comprises a retainer configured to maintain the slider in the second position.6. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the second position comprises a compressed position.7. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the connector body comprises an intermediate portion between the forward and rearward ends ...

PLUG-TYPE CONNECTOR

A plug-type connector comprising a conductor and a union nut mounted rotatably on the conductor, wherein the union nut is mounted in a sprung manner on the conductor in the axial direction of the plug-type connector. 1. An insertion-type connector comprising a conductor and a union nut rotatably mounted on the conductor , wherein the union nut is resiliently mounted on the conductor in the axial direction of the insertion-type connector.2. The insertion-type connector of claim 1 , including an annular spring stressed in bending for mounting the union nut on the conductor.3. The insertion-type connector of claim 2 , wherein the annular spring stressed in bending takes the form of a wave spring washer.4. The insertion-type connector of claim 2 , wherein the inside of the annular spring stressed in bending is arranged in a groove in the conductor and/or its outside is arranged in a groove in the union nut.5. The insertion-type connector of claim 1 , wherein the insertion-type connector takes the form of a co-axial insertion-type connector with the conductor claim 1 , in the form of an outer conductor claim 1 , surrounding a center conductor.6. An insertion-type connection having an insertion-type connector comprising a conductor and a union nut rotatably mounted on the conductor claim 1 , wherein the union nut is resiliently mounted on the conductor in the axial direction of the insertion-type connector claim 1 , and a mating insertion-type connector claim 1 , wherein the mating insertion-type connector has a thread which co-operates with the union nut.7. The insertion-type connector of claim 3 , wherein the inside of the annular spring stressed in bending is arranged in a groove in the conductor and/or its outside is arranged in a groove in the union nut.8. The insertion-type connector of claim 2 , wherein the insertion-type connector takes the form of a co-axial insertion-type connector with the conductor claim 2 , in the form of an outer conductor claim 2 , ...

CONNECTOR SEAL DEVICE

A connector seal device includes, in one embodiment, a seal body extendable along an axis and configured to receive an end of a coupler. The coupler is configured to be rotatably coupled to a coaxial cable connector, and the seal body is configured to engage a portion of the coupler to establish a first environmental seal between the seal body and the coupler. The connector seal device also includes a seal neck integral with the seal body configured to extend along the axis beyond the end of the coupler. The seal neck is configured to engage an interface port to establish a second environmental seal between the seal neck and the interface port. 1. A connector seal device comprising: a seal body extendable along an axis, the seal body being configured to receive an end of the coupler and apply a radial force acting on the coupler so as to establish a first environmental seal between the seal body and the coupler, an interior surface of the seal body having a second irregularity, the second irregularity being configured to mate with the first irregularity; and', 'a seal neck configured to extend along the axis beyond the end of the coupler, the seal neck having a flexible interior surface configured to engage an interface port so as to establish a second environmental seal between the seal neck and the interface port,, 'a unitary structure including a material molded onto a coupler, wherein the coupler is configured to be rotatably coupled to a connector body of a coaxial cable connector, an exterior surface of the coupler having a first irregularity, the unitary structure includingwherein the unitary structure is configured to partially receive a connector body of the coaxial cable connector, the unitary structure being configured to engage the connector body so as to establish a third environmental seal between the unitary structure and the connector body.2. The connector seal device of claim 1 , wherein the unitary structure is flexible and configured to apply a ...

Coaxial electric connector

Good signal transmission characteristics can be stably obtained by a simple structure. A pressure-contact surface of a cover inner surface of a shell cover part 13 b , which is openably/closably coupled to a cylindrical opening of an external conductor shell 13 a , and an insulative pressing plate 11 d is provided with a void part 14 , which separates at least one of them from the other one. By virtue of this, it is configured that the characteristic impedance about the cable-shaped signal transmission medium SC can be adjusted by the void part 14 , and the matching degree (VSWR) of the characteristic impedance with respect to transmission signals can be easily and appropriately matched.

THREAD TO COMPRESS CONNECTOR

A cable connector connects a coaxial cable to an interface port by an outer conductor engager, a body and a coupler. The coupler draws the body over a plurality of resilient fingers of the outer conductor engager to urge the fingers into electrical contact with a peripheral outer surface of a stripped/prepared end of a coaxial cable. 1. A cable connector , comprising an outer conductor engager configured to receive an end of a coaxial cable , the outer conductor engager having a plurality of resilient fingers configured to be in electrical communication with an outer peripheral surface of an outer conductor of the received coaxial cable , each resilient finger having a first outward-facing barb and an outward-facing tapered surface;a body including an annular ring portion coaxially aligned with the outer conductor engager along an axis, the annular ring being configured to circumscribe the coaxial cable and defining an inward-facing lip, a tapered inner surface, and a compression ring, the compression ring being disposed at an opposite axial side of the tapered inner surface relative to the inward-facing lip, the inward-facing lip of the body engaging the first outward-facing barb of each resilient finger when the body is disposed in a first axial position in a pre-installed state; anda coupler rotatably mounted relative to the annular ring of the body, whereinthe coupler is operative to move the body axially relative to the outer conductor engager such that the tapered inner surface of the body engages the tapered outer surface of the outer conductor engager, andthe compression ring of the body urges the tapered outer surface of each resilient finger against the peripheral outer surface of the outer conductor when the body is moved axially relative to the outer conductor engager by the coupler to a second axial position in an installed state.2. The cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the body and the outer conductor engager each include an aperture configured to ...

CONNECTOR HAVING A GROUNDING MEMBER

A coaxial cable connector includes, in one embodiment, a conductive body member, a post member, a conductive nut member and a conductive metal ring grounding member. The conductive metal ring grounding member is configured to maintain electrical grounding. 1. A coaxial cable connector for coupling an end of a coaxial cable , the coaxial cable having a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric , the dielectric being surrounded by a conductive grounding shield , the conductive grounding shield being surrounded by a protective outer jacket , the connector comprising:a conductive body member including a forward body end portion and an opposing rearward body end portion, the rearward body end portion configured to receive a portion of the coaxial cable, the forward body end portion having a forward facing body portion that comprises a forwardmost surface of the conductive body member and a conductive member outer body contact portion of a surface extending at least partially in a radial direction when the connector is assembled;a post member configured to engage the conductive body member, wherein the post member is not integral with the conductive body member, the post member having a forward end including a flange and a rearward end, the rearward end configured to be inserted into a portion of the coaxial cable around the dielectric and under at least a portion of the conductive grounding shield thereof to make electrical contact with the conductive grounding shield of the coaxial cable;a conductive nut member configured to rotate relative to the post member and the conductive body member, the conductive nut member including a forward nut end portion configured to be coupled to an interface port, a rearward nut end portion, and an internal lip, the internal lip having a forward lip surface facing the forward nut end portion and a rearward lip surface facing the rearward nut end portion;a conductive metal ring grounding member including a nut contact portion ...

Variable Impedance Coaxial Connector Interface Device

A variable impedance interface device connecting a coaxial connector to an external component with a housing having a first end adapted to receive a coaxial connector and a second end having an interface where the housing is attachable to an external component, such as a printed circuit board. A cavity within the housing is defined by an inner surface and has a cavity first end and a cavity second end. The inner surface tapers between the cavity first end and the cavity second end. A mating position in the cavity has a certain dimension due to the taper of the inner surface, and defines a location at which a coaxial connector received by the housing positions. An impedance of the housing is based on the mating position and may be varied due to the impedance of the interface such that signal degradation at the interface is reduced. 1. A variable impedance interface device for connecting a coaxial connector to an external component , the device comprising:a housing having a first end adapted to receive a coaxial connector and a second end having an interface, wherein the housing is attachable to an external component at the interface;a cavity within the housing and defined by an inner surface, the cavity having a cavity first end and a cavity second end, the cavity first end having a first diameter, and the cavity second end having a second diameter, the inner surface tapering from the first diameter to the second diameter;an opening for receiving a coaxial connector at the cavity first;a center conductor extending into the housing from the second end and toward the first end and into the cavity, wherein the center conductor is electrically insulated from the housing by a dielectric; anda mating position in the cavity, the mating position having a certain dimension due to the taper of the inner surface, wherein the mating position defines a location at which the coaxial connector received by the housing positions, and wherein an impedance of the housing at the mating ...

SHIELD TERMINAL

A shield terminal (T) includes inner conductors () connected to cores () of a shielded cable () and a dielectric () accommodates the inner conductors (). A body () of an outer conductor () includes a tubular holding portion () that surrounds the dielectric () and a crimping portion () connected to a front of a shield layer () of the shielded cable (). An upper member () of the outer conductor () is separate from the body () and with the body () surrounds the cores () over an entire periphery. A second hook () on a front part of the upper member () is lockable to a rear edge of the holding portion (). A second guide means () guides the upper member () to a proper position while allowing the upper member () to swing with the second hook () as a fulcrum. 1. A shield terminal , comprising:an inner conductor to be connected to a front part of a core of a shielded cable;a dielectric configured to accommodate the inner conductor;a body constituting an outer conductor, the body including a tubular holding portion configured to surround and hold the dielectric and a crimping portion to be connected to a front part of a shield layer of the shielded cable;a cover separate from the body and constituting the outer conductor, the cover surrounding the core over an entire periphery together with the body between a rear end of the holding portion and a front end of the shield layer;a hook formed on a front part of the cover, the hook being lockable to a rear edge of the holding portion; anda guide means configured to guide the cover to a proper assembly position while allowing the cover to swing with the hook as a fulcrum;wherein:the guide means includes a guide groove formed in the body and a guide pin formed on a closing plate part of the cover, the guide pin sliding in contact with the guide groove;the guide pin projects inwardly of the closing plate part; andfitting parts of the guide pin and the guide groove are covered by the closing plate part with the cover mounted on the ...

DUAL CONNECTOR INTERFACE FOR CAPACITIVE OR CONDUCTIVE COUPLING

A connection interface with a female portion for interconnection with a conductive male portion or a capacitive coupling male portion interface provides conductive coupling when interconnected with the conductive male portion and capacitive coupling when coupled with the capacitive coupling male portion. The female portion may include a spring basket dimensioned to receive a pin of the conductive male portion and to seat within a socket of the conductive male portion, separated by an inner conductor dielectric spacer. 1. A connection interface with a female portion for interconnection with a conductive male portion or a capacitive coupling male portion , comprising:a female portion provided with a female connector body supporting a female inner contact coaxially within a bore of the female connector body;an inner contact dielectric spacer electrically isolating the female inner contact from a male inner contact of the capacitive coupling male portion when the capacitive coupling male portion is interconnected with the female portion; and a male inner contact of the conductive male portion electro-mechanically coupling with the female inner contact when the conductive male portion is interconnected with the female portion;an outer conductor dielectric spacer electrically isolating the female connector body from the capacitive coupling male portion when the capacitive coupling male portion is interconnected with the female portion; and the conductive male portion electro-mechanically coupling with the female connector body when the conductive male portion is interconnected with the female portion.2. The connection interface of claim 1 , wherein the female inner contact has a spring basket;the male inner contact of the capacitive coupling male portion has a socket dimensioned to seat upon an outer diameter of the spring basket; andthe male inner contact of the conductive male portion has a pin dimensioned to seat within an inner diameter of the spring basket.3. The ...

COAXIAL CONNECTOR WITH CAPACITIVELY COUPLED CONNECTOR INTERFACE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

A connector with a capacitively coupled connector interface for interconnection with a mating portion with a sidewall. A connector body has an outer conductor coupling surface at an interface end, covered by an outer conductor dielectric spacer. The outer conductor coupling surface is dimensioned to seat, spaced apart from the sidewall by the outer conductor dielectric spacer, when the connector body and the mating portion are in an interlocked position. A releasable retainer may be provided, the releasable retainer dimensioned to secure the connector body and the mating portion in the interlocked position. 1. A connector with a capacitively coupled connector interface for interconnection with a receiving portion provided with an inner sidewall , comprising:a connector body provided with an outer conductor coupling surface at an interface end;the outer conductor coupling surface covered by an outer conductor dielectric spacer;the outer conductor coupling surface dimensioned to seat spaced apart from the sidewall by the outer conductor dielectric spacer, when the connector body and the receiving portion are in an interlocked position.2. The connector of claim 1 , wherein an outer conductor coupling surface of the receiving portion abuts an interface shoulder of the connector body when the connector body and the receiving portion are in the interlocked position; the outer conductor coupling surface of the receiving portion spaced apart from the interface shoulder by the outer conductor dielectric spacer.3. The connector of claim 1 , wherein the receiving portion has a female 7/16 DIN connection interface.4. The connector of claim 1 , further including a releasable retainer of dielectric material dimensioned to secure the connector body and the receiving portion in the interlocked position.5. The connector of claim 1 , further including a releasable retainer dimensioned to secure the connector body and the receiving portion in the interlocked position; the releasable ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR WITH QUICK-LOCKING CONNECTION

A coaxial cable plug includes: an inner conductor extension configured to mate with the inner conductor extension of a mating coaxial cable jack; an outer conductor extension configured to mate with the outer conductor extension of the mating coaxial cable jack; a coupling nut positioned radially outwardly of the outer conductor extension of the coaxial cable plug and having an internal cavity; and a thread-engaging member residing within the internal cavity of the coupling nut. The thread-engaging member includes radially-inwardly extending projections configured to intermesh with outer threads of a housing of the mating coaxial cable jack and is movable relative to the coupling nut. Rotation of the coupling nut relative to the outer threads of the housing of the mating coaxial cable jack causes the projections of the thread-engaging member to move relative to the threads of the jack housing, thereby securing the jack to the plug. 1. A coaxial cable plug , comprising:an inner conductor extension configured to mate with the inner conductor extension of a mating coaxial cable jack;an outer conductor extension configured to mate with the outer conductor extension of the mating coaxial cable jack;a coupling nut positioned radially outwardly of the outer conductor extension of the coaxial cable plug and having an internal cavity; anda thread-engaging member residing within the internal cavity of the coupling nut, the thread-engaging member including radially-inwardly extending projections configured to intermesh with outer threads of a housing of the mating coaxial cable jack, the thread-engaging member being movable relative to the coupling nut;wherein rotation of the coupling nut relative to the outer threads of the housing of the mating coaxial cable jack causes the projections of the thread-engaging member to move relative to the threads of the jack housing, thereby securing the jack to the plug.2. The coaxial cable plug defined in claim 1 , wherein the thread- ...

COAXIAL CONNECTOR AND CONNECTING TERMINAL THEREOF

A coaxial connector and a connecting terminal thereof are provided. The connecting terminal includes a terminal body having a solder cup and defining a first end and a second end in a longitudinal direction of the terminal body; a pair of first clamping paws disposed at the first end of the terminal body, opposed to each other in a transverse direction of the terminal body, and adjacent to the solder cup; and a pair of second clamping paws disposed at the second end of the terminal body and opposed to each other in the transverse direction. The connecting terminal of the coaxial connector is high in reliability when being connected with a coaxial cable. 1. A connecting terminal of a coaxial connector , comprising:a terminal body having a solder cup and defining a first end and a second end in a longitudinal direction of the terminal body;a pair of first clamping paws disposed at the first end of the terminal body, opposed to each other in a transverse direction of the terminal body, and adjacent to the solder cup; anda pair of second clamping paws disposed at the second end of the terminal body and opposed to each other in the transverse direction.2. The connecting terminal of the coaxial connector according to claim 1 , wherein the solder cup is a groove formed in an upper surface of the terminal body.3. The connecting terminal of the coaxial connector according to claim 1 , wherein the solder cup is a step formed by bending the terminal body.4. The connecting terminal of the coaxial connector according to claim 1 , wherein the pair of second clamping paws are extended slantwise so that free ends of the pair of second clamping paws are close to each other.5. The connecting terminal of the coaxial connector according to claim 1 , wherein the terminal body claim 1 , the pair of first clamping paws and the pair of second clamping paws are integrally formed by a metal sheet.6. A coaxial connector claim 1 , comprising:an outer conductor;an insulating core disposed in ...

PLUG CONNECTOR FOR MAKING SOLDER-FREE CONTACT WITH A COAXIAL CABLE

A plug connector has an outer conductor socket to receive a coaxial cable. An inner conductor receiving element receives an inner conductor of the coaxial cable and is arranged in a centered manner within the outer conductor socket. The outer conductor socket has at least one contact-making area which makes electrical contact with an outer conductor of the coaxial cable. At least one separating element is arranged within the outer conductor socket in such a way that making electrical contact with the end of the outer conductor of a coaxial cable that can be or is inserted into the outer conductor socket and the outer conductor socket is prevented or suppressed. In the plugged-in state, the contact-making area is arranged in the outer conductor socket in such a way that electrical contact can be or is made radially with the circumferential wall adjoining the end. 1. Plug connector for receiving and contacting a coaxial cable , comprising:an outer conductor socket for receiving the coaxial cable, a central axis passing through the outer conductor socket;an inner conductor receiving element for receiving an inner conductor of the coaxial cable, the inner conductor receiving element being arranged so as to be centered within the outer conductor socket;the outer conductor socket comprising at least one contact region which is configured to electrically contact an outer conductor of the coaxial cable;the coaxial cable which is to be received or has been received being rigidly connected or connectable to at least one portion of the outer conductor socket via a mechanical fastening; andat least one separation element, which is arranged within the outer conductor socket in such a way that electrical contact of the end face of the outer conductor of a coaxial cable, which can be or has been inserted into the outer conductor socket, with the outer conductor socket is impeded or prevented, and in the plugged-in state, the contact region is arranged in the outer conductor socket ...

Wire with terminal

A terminal includes a wire barrel and an insulation barrel. The wire barrel includes a wire barrel base portion, a one-side wire barrel piece and an other-side wire barrel piece to be laid on an outer periphery of the one-side wire barrel piece. The insulation barrel includes an insulation barrel base portion connected to and behind the wire barrel base portion, a one-side insulation barrel piece for covering one side of an outer periphery of a coating and an other-side insulation barrel piece for covering the other side of the outer periphery of the coating. Tips of the respective one-side and other-side insulation barrel pieces are locked to the coating of a wire on a side closer to the other side than a center in a width direction of the insulation barrel.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR WITH GROUNDING MEMBER

A coaxial cable connector for coupling a coaxial cable to an equipment port, the coaxial cable including a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric material, the dielectric material being surrounded by an outer conductor, the coaxial cable connector including: a post including a first end adapted to be inserted into a prepared end of the coaxial cable between the dielectric material and the outer conductor, wherein the post includes a second end including an enlarged shoulder, wherein the enlarged shoulder has a radial face that faces away from the first end of the post, wherein the radial face is substantially flat; a body member adjacent to the post; a coupler including an internally-threaded region for engaging the equipment port; and a grounding member contacting the post and the coupler, wherein the grounding member provides an electrically-conductive grounding path through the post and the coupler while allowing the coupler to rotate, wherein the grounding member includes at least one resilient portion. 1. A coaxial cable connector for coupling a coaxial cable to an equipment port , the coaxial cable including a center conductor surrounded by a dielectric material , the dielectric material being surrounded by an outer conductor , the coaxial cable connector comprising:a post including a first end adapted to be inserted into a prepared end of the coaxial cable between the dielectric material and the outer conductor, wherein the post includes a second end including an enlarged shoulder, wherein the enlarged shoulder has a radial face that faces away from the first end of the post, wherein the radial face is substantially flat;a body member adjacent to the post;a coupler including an internally-threaded region for engaging the equipment port; and a grounding member contacting the post and the coupler, wherein the grounding member provides an electrically-conductive grounding path through the post and the coupler while allowing the coupler to rotate, wherein ...

Tool-Less Coaxial Cable Connector

A coaxial cable connector includes a body having a front end, a rear end, a longitudinal axis, and an interior. An inner post is disposed within the interior and supports the body. A thread assembly formed in the interior of the body includes a first thread and a separate second thread. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:a body having a front end, a rear end, a longitudinal axis, and an interior;an inner post disposed within the interior and supporting the body; anda thread assembly formed in the interior of the body, the thread assembly comprising a first thread and a separate second thread.2. The coaxial cable connector of wherein:the first thread is carried on the inner post; andthe second thread is carried on the body.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 2 , wherein:the first thread is directed radially outward; andthe second thread is directed radially inward.4. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the first and second threads are axially spaced apart.5. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the first and second threads are radially spaced apart.6. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the second thread extends around an incomplete inner circumferential portion of the body.7. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein:the second thread includes an entrance proximate to the rear end of the body, and an end proximate to the front end of the body;the entrance is ramped; andthe end is blunt.8. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the first thread is formed with a plurality of stops.9. The coaxial cable connector of claim 8 , wherein each stop comprises a notch formed in the thread including a blunt edge and an opposed ramped edge.10. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , further comprising:a coupling nut carried on the inner post at the front end of the body; andthe coupling nut includes a collet formed of a plurality of fingers extending rearwardly toward the front end of the body.11. A coaxial cable ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR

Connectors and methods for attaching connectors to one or more cables and/or conduits are disclosed. The disclosed connectors and methods may secure an outer surface of the cable (e.g., an outer jacket of a cable) or conduit. A connector, for example, may include a coupler comprising an inner surface defining an coupler inner bore; a retainer comprising an inner surface defining a retainer inner bore configured to receive the inner conductor and insulator layer of a coaxial cable and an outer angled rear facing surface configured to extend between the insulator layer and the outer conductor layer of the coaxial cable, the retainer disposed within the inner bore of the coupler; a hub engaged to the retainer and disposed at least partially within the inner bore of the coupler, the hub rotatably engaged with the coupler, the hub further comprising an outer angled forward facing surface at least partially opposing the outer angled rear facing surface of the retainer, wherein the outer angled rear facing surface of the retainer and the outer angled forward facing surface of the hub are configured to secure the outer conductor layer between the outer angled rear facing surface of the retainer and the outer angled forward facing surface of the hub. 1. A coaxial cable connector for connecting a coaxial cable comprising an inner conductor , an insulator layer surrounding the inner conductor , an outer conductor layer surrounding the insulator layer and an outer jacket , the coaxial cable connector comprising:a coupler comprising an inner surface defining a coupler inner bore;a retainer comprising an inner surface defining a retainer inner bore configured to receive an inner conductor and insulator layer of a coaxial cable and an outer angled rear facing surface configured to extend between the insulator layer and the outer conductor layer of the coaxial cable, the retainer disposed within the inner bore of the coupler; anda hub engaged to the retainer and disposed at least ...

Grounding type elbow connector having electroscope therein

A ground type elbow connector includes an elbow housing 100 , and an electroscope 200 that is assembled onto the elbow housing to allow both a visual check on an activated state of a power cable and a grounding operation to occur. The elbow housing is connected to an insulation plug of an elbow connection unit for a power cable that is assembled onto a voltage detection part opposite to a bushing coupling part via which the elbow connection unit is connected with a bushing insert of a switch.

METAL CONNECTING METHOD AND METAL CONNECTING DEVICE

The ground terminal is wound around an outer periphery of the coaxial cable. A portion of the ground terminal wound around the coaxial cable is clipped between the pair of electrodes. While the pair of electrodes is pressed in a direction close to each other, a current is applied to the pair of electrodes. The current of a predetermined current value is applied for a predetermined time so that the insulating outer coat is heated more than the melting point of the insulating outer coat, the braided wire and the ground terminal are connected to each other, and the insulating inner coat is heated less than the melting point of the insulating inner coat. 12-. (canceled)3. A metal connecting device for connecting a conductive shield portion of a shielded wire to a conductive member , said shielded wire having a conductive core wire , an insulating inner coat for covering the core wire , the conductive shield portion for covering the insulating inner coat , and an insulating outer coat for covering the shield portion , said metal connecting device comprising:a pair of electrodes clipping a portion of the conductive member wound around an outer periphery of the shielded wire therebetween; anda control member for controlling a current applied to the pair of electrodes in a manner that the insulating outer coat is heated more than the melting point of the insulating outer coat, and the insulating inner coat is heated less than the melting point of the insulating inner coat.4. The metal connecting device as claimed in claim 3 ,wherein the control member includes: a timer for measuring an elapsed time from a start of energizing the pair of electrodes; and a controller for applying a current of a predetermined current value to the pair of electrodes until the elapsed time measured by the timer is a predetermined time for which upon applying a current of the predetermined current value to the pair of electrode, the insulating outer coat is heated more than the melting point of ...

COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR WITH GROUNDING COUPLING NUT

A coaxial cable connector that has a connector body, a post configured to terminate a cable, and a coupling nut with a first inner section near or at the front end and a second inner section behind the first inner section. Both of the first and second inner sections being configured to engage the mating port. Grounding member is positioned on an inner surface of the coupling nut at the first inner section and is configured for electrical connection to the mating port proving a grounding path therebetween therebetween. 1. A coaxial cable connector , comprising:a connector body;a post received at least partially in the connector body, the post being configured to terminate a cable;a coupling nut having a front end for interfacing with a mating port, an opposite rear end rotatably coupled to the post, and first and second inner sections therebetween, the first inner section being near or at the front end and the second inner section being behind the first inner section, both of the first and second inner sections being configured to engage the mating port; anda grounding member positioned on an inner surface of the coupling nut at the first inner section, the grounding member being configured for electrical connection to the mating port, thereby establishing a grounding path therebetween.2. The connector according to claim 1 , wherein the first inner section is configured for a push-on engagement with the mating port and the second inner section is configured for a threaded engagement with the mating port.3. The connector according to claim 2 , wherein the second inner section includes threads on the inner surface of the coupling nut for threadably engaging the mating port.4. The connector according to claim 3 , wherein the second inner section includes three threads.5. The connector according to claim 2 , wherein the grounding member is a conductive spring member with radial flexibility that is configured to provide a friction fit when engaging the mating port.6. The ...

Modifying and Re-Coring a Cable

Methods of transforming a cable are disclosed herein, wherein the cable comprises an inner conductor and an insulator disposed around the inner conductor, and wherein some embodiments include heating the inner conductor to soften at least a portion of the insulator adjacent to the inner conductor, directing a fluid along the softened insulator and thereby creating a space between the inner conductor and the insulator along a length of the cable, injecting a lubricant into the space between the inner conductor and the insulator, and after creating the space between the inner conductor and the insulator, extracting the inner conductor from the cable.

CONNECTOR SEAL DEVICE

A connector seal device includes, in one embodiment, a seal body extendable along an axis and configured to receive an end of a coupler. The coupler is configured to be rotatably coupled to a coaxial cable connector, and the seal body is configured to engage a portion of the coupler to establish a first environmental seal between the seal body and the coupler. The connector seal device also includes a seal neck integral with the seal body configured to extend along the axis beyond the end of the coupler. The seal neck is configured to engage an interface port to establish a second environmental seal between the seal neck and the interface port. 1 a seal body extendable along an axis, the seal body being configured to receive an end of the coupler and apply a radial force acting on the coupler so as to establish a first environmental seal between the seal body and the coupler, an interior surface of the seal body having a second irregularity, the second irregularity being configured to mate with the first irregularity; and', 'a seal neck configured to extend along the axis beyond the end of the coupler, the seal neck having a flexible interior surface configured to engage an interface port so as to establish a second environmental seal between the seal neck and the interface port,, 'a unitary structure including a material molded onto a coupler, wherein the coupler is configured to be rotatably coupled to a connector body of a coaxial cable connector, an exterior surface of the coupler having a first irregularity, the unitary structure includingwherein the unitary structure is configured to partially receive a connector body of the coaxial cable connector, the unitary structure being configured to engage the connector body so as to establish a third environmental seal between the unitary structure and the connector body.. A connector seal device comprising: This application is a continuation of U.S. application Ser. No. 15/269,958, filed on Sep. 19, 2016, pending, ...

Holding Device for Holding a Shielded Cable

An example threaded cable connector for a cable with a conductor and a surrounding shielding braid, comprising a base element, a first tightening nut and a first clamping element is presented herein. The base element includes a base for fastening the base element to a housing and a passage opening for the passage of the cable about which an encircling first thread is oriented. On a side facing away from the housing, the base element has a contact surface encircling the passage opening. The first tightening nut comprises a second thread for operatively connecting the first tightening nut to the first thread of the base element. The first clamping element has a first clamping surface and, in the mounted state, is arranged between the contact surface and the first tightening nut. The first clamping element, in the mounted state, presses the shielding braid against the contact surface. 1. A threaded cable connector for a cable having at least one conductor and a shielding braid surrounding the latter , comprising a base for fastening the base element to a housing, wherein the base element is composed at least in regions of an electrically conductive material;', 'a passage opening extending in the axial direction of the cable for the passage of the cable;', 'a first thread encircling the passage opening; and', 'a contact surface encircling the passage opening;, 'a. a base element comprisingb. a first tightening nut with a second thread for operatively connecting the first tightening nut to the first thread of the base element; andc. a first clamping element with a first clamping surface which, in the mounted state, is arranged in the axial direction between the contact surface of the base element and the first tightening nut,wherein the first clamping element, in the mounted state, serves for pressing the shielding braid arranged between the first clamping surface and the contact surface against the contact surface.2. The threaded cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the ...

Connector Arrangement

A connector arrangement comprises at least at least two cables, each comprising one cable sheath, and respectively one shielding arranged within the cable sheath. The shielding is exposed from the cable sheath at one cable end. The connector arrangement additionally comprises a connector housing made of an electrically conductive material, in which there is realized a respective a leadthrough for each cable. The exposed shielding of each cable is located in the respective leadthrough, and is frictionally connected to the connector housing. The connector arrangement also comprises a crimp barrel. The crimp barrel encloses the connector housing and each leadthrough, and is frictionally connected to the connector housing. 1. A connector arrangement comprising:at least two cables, each of the at least two cables having a cable sheath, and shielding arranged within the cable sheath, and the shielding arranged within the cable sheath of each of the at least two cables is exposed from the cable sheath at a cable end of each of the at least two cables;a connector housing made of an electrically conductive material, and the connector housing defines a leadthrough for each of the at least two cables, and the exposed shielding of each of the at least two cables is positioned within the respective leadthrough, and is frictionally connected to the connector housing, anda crimp barrel being frictionally connected to the connector housing at least partially enclosing the connector housing about the leadthrough defined in the connector housing for each of the at least two cables.2. The connector arrangement of and further comprising:a first connector housing element of the connector housing, and the first connector housing element defines the leadthrough.3. The connector arrangement of and further comprising:a second connector housing element, which has a shell-type design, and the second connector housing element is arranged between the crimp barrel and the first connector housing ...

LOW PROFILE CABLE CONNECTOR

A cable connector for connecting a cable having an inner conductor includes an insulating housing having an assembling portion and a mating portion protruding from one side of the assembling portion, the mating portion including a mating cavity, the assembling portion including a receiving room communicating with the mating cavity; a contact having a connecting portion received in the receiving room for connecting the inner conductor of the cable and a contacting portion extending into the mating cavity; and a shell having a back portion assembled upon the assembling portion of the insulating housing. The insulating housing includes an elastic arm extending into the receiving room and located beside the connecting portion of the contact. The back portion of the shell includes a pushing portion pushing the elastic arm to press the connecting portion of the contact. 1. A cable connector for connecting a cable having an inner conductor , comprising:an insulating housing comprising an assembling portion and a mating portion protruding from one side of the assembling portion, the mating portion comprising a mating cavity, the assembling portion comprising a receiving room communicating with the mating cavity;a contact comprising a connecting portion received in the receiving room for connecting the inner conductor of the cable and a contacting portion extending into the mating cavity; anda shell comprising a back portion assembled upon the assembling portion of the insulating housing; whereinthe insulating housing comprises an elastic arm extending into the receiving room and located beside the connecting portion of the contact, the back portion of the shell comprises a pushing portion pushing the elastic arm to press the connecting portion of the contact.2. The cable connector as claimed in claim 1 , wherein an outer surface of the elastic arm is a tilted surface.3. The cable connector as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the mating portion is tubular claim 1 , the shell ...

Connector With A Locking Mechanism, Moveable Collet, And Floating Contact Means

A coaxial cable termination device including a barrel having opposed front and rear ends, a collet at the front end of the barrel, and a sleeve mounted over the barrel for reciprocal movement. The sleeve moves between a retracted position, in which the sleeve allows compression of the collet, and an advanced position, in which the sleeve urges compression of the collet. In some embodiments, a locking mechanism locks the sleeve into either of the advanced and retracted positions. In some embodiments, contact means carried loosely within the device maintain contact between the barrel and a mating post to which the device is applied. 1. A coaxial cable termination device comprising:a barrel including opposed front and rear ends;a collet at the front end of the barrel;a sleeve mounted over the barrel for reciprocal movement between a retracted position, in which the sleeve allows expansion and compression of the collet, and an advanced position, in which the sleeve prevents expansion and urges compression of the collet; anda locking mechanism which locks the sleeve into the advanced position, wherein the locking mechanism includes a visual indicator which is concealed when the sleeve is in the retracted position and which is exposed when the sleeve is in the advanced position.2. The termination device of claim 1 , wherein movement of the sleeve over the barrel from the retracted position to the advanced position causes the locking mechanism to lock the sleeve in the advanced position.3. The termination device of claim 1 , wherein the locking mechanism is arrangeable between a locked condition claim 1 , in which the sleeve is prevented from moving out of the retracted position claim 1 , and an unlocked condition claim 1 , in which the sleeve is allowed to reciprocate between the advanced and retracted positions.4. The termination device of claim 1 , wherein:the barrel includes a circumferential channel;the locking mechanism includes an arm pivoted to the sleeve for ...

RIGHT ANGLE COAXIAL CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY

A right angle coaxial connector includes: an inner contact comprising a post configured to mate with the inner conductor body of a mating coaxial cable jack, the inner contact further including a finger having a pin, the pin extending in a direction generally perpendicular to the post; an outer conductor body including a housing section and a mating ring configured to mate with the outer conductor body of the mating coaxial cable jack; a first dielectric spacer interposed between the post of the inner contact and the mating ring of the outer conductor body; and a second dielectric spacer interposed between the housing section of the outer conductor body and the finger of the inner contact. The second dielectric spacer includes a slot in which the finger and at least a portion of the pin reside. 1. A right angle coaxial connector comprising:an inner contact comprising a post configured to mate with the inner conductor body of a mating coaxial cable jack, the inner contact further including a finger having a pin, the pin extending in a direction generally perpendicular to the post;an outer conductor body including a housing section and a mating ring configured to mate with the outer conductor body of the mating coaxial cable jack;a first dielectric spacer interposed between the post of the inner contact and the mating ring of the outer conductor body; anda second dielectric spacer interposed between the housing section of the outer conductor body and the finger of the inner contact;wherein the second dielectric spacer includes a slot in which the finger and at least a portion of the pin reside.2. The coaxial connector of claim 1 , wherein the outer conductor body is a monolithic component.3. The coaxial connector of claim 1 , wherein the inner contact includes a feature to prevent the first dielectric spacer from rotating relative to the inner contact.4. The coaxial connector of claim 1 , wherein the outer conductor body includes a feature to prevent the first ...

Terminal unit for coaxial cable

A terminal unit for a coaxial cable provided in a terminal portion of a coaxial cable includes an outer conductor terminal and a cylindrical sleeve. The sleeve is crimped to the coaxial cable together with an outer conductor by the outer conductor terminal. The outer conductor is sandwiched between the outer conductor crimping portion and the sleeve in a state of being wound around the sleeve so as to go around an outer peripheral surface of the sleeve. The sleeve has a spiral uneven structure on the outer peripheral surface thereof.

CONNECTORS

Pairs of matching connectors are described. The matching connectors can provide power to a powered device and/or communicate signals to a device. The matching connectors can include electrical contacts. In one example, the electrical contacts may be ring-shaped and several electrical contacts may be concentrically positioned. In one example, the matching connectors can be held together by a locking future that can be a magnet located in one or both of the matching connectors. In one example, the matching connectors can be connected by the angular of one of the connectors relative to the other. This rotation of one of the connectors relative to the other can engage the contacts of the connectors. 1. A male receptacle connector comprising:a receptacle having a base portion and a side portion;a first electrical contact defining a circle and extending from the base of the receptacle; anda second electrical contact defining a circle and extending from the base of the receptacle, wherein the second electrical contact encloses the first electrical contact.2. The male receptacle connector of claim 1 , wherein the circles defined by the first and second electrical contacts are concentric.3. The male receptacle connector of claim 1 , further comprising a third electrical contact defining a circle and extending from the base of the receptacle claim 1 , wherein the circle of the third electrical contact encloses the first and the second electrical contacts.4. The male receptacle connector of claim 3 , wherein the electrical contact comprises a positive contact claim 3 , a negative contact claim 3 , and a ground.5. The male receptacle connector of claim 4 , wherein the second electrical contact comprises the ground.6. The male receptacle connector of further comprising a securement feature.7. The male receptacle connector of claim 6 , wherein the securement feature comprises a magnet.8. The male receptacle connector of claim 7 , wherein the magnet is encircled by the first and ...

COMMUNICATION CABLE AND CRIMPING MEMBER

A twisted pair cable includes a twisted portion in which two communication wires are twisted each other and an untwisted portion in which the two communication wires are untwisted. The terminal is connected to a tip part of the untwisted portion. A crimping member includes a barrel portion crimped to an end part of the twisted portion on the side of the untwisted portion and a non-crimping portion extending from the barrel portion toward the untwisted portion and not crimped to the twisted pair cable. The non-crimping portion includes a facing portion facing the two communication wires in the untwisted portion and rising portions rising from both end part in a direction orthogonal to a longitudinal direction of the untwisted portions in the facing portion. The rising portions surround the two communication wires together with the facing portion. 1. A communication cable , comprising:a twisted pair cable including two communication wires twisted each other;a terminal; anda crimping member made of metal,wherein:the twisted pair cable includes a twisted portion in which the two communication wires are twisted each other and an untwisted portion in which the two communication wires are untwisted, the untwisted portion extending from the twisted portion,the terminal is connected to a tip part of the untwisted portion,the crimping member includes a barrel portion crimped to an end part of the twisted portion on the side of the untwisted portion and a non-crimping portion extending from the barrel portion toward the untwisted portion and not crimped to the twisted pair cable, andthe non-crimping portion includes a facing portion facing the two communication wires in the untwisted portion and rising portions rising from both end parts in a direction orthogonal to a longitudinal direction of the untwisted portion in the facing portion, the rising portions surrounding the two communication wires together with the facing portion.2. The communication cable of claim 1 , wherein ...

Noise Reduction Circuit

In some embodiments, a noise reduction circuit comprises an insulated wire comprising a conductor and insulation. A shielding material is oriented around the insulated wire. The shielding material comprises metallized fibers. 1. A noise reduction circuit comprising:a conductive wire comprising a conducive attachment location;an insulator surrounding the wire; anda shielding material oriented around the insulator, the shielding material comprising metallized fibers.2. The noise reduction circuit of claim 1 , wherein the metallized fibers of the shielding material are arranged in a random pattern.3. The noise reduction circuit of claim 1 , wherein the shielding material comprises ERS fabric.4. The noise reduction circuit of claim 1 , further comprising a filter arranged to surround the conductive wire.5. The noise reduction circuit of claim 4 , wherein the filter comprises a ring of magnetic material.6. The noise reduction circuit of claim 1 , wherein the conductive wire and insulator are arranged in a loop and the conducive attachment location comprises first and second ends of the conductive wire.7. The noise reduction circuit of claim 6 , the loop comprising a first elongate portion and a second elongate portion extending adjacent to one another.8. A noise reduction circuit comprising:an insulated wire comprising a conductor, insulation and a conducive attachment location; anda shielding material oriented around the insulated wire, the shielding material comprising metallized fibers.9. The noise reduction circuit of claim 8 , wherein the metallized fibers of the shielding material are arranged in a random pattern.10. The noise reduction circuit of claim 8 , wherein the shielding material comprises ERS fabric.11. The noise reduction circuit of claim 8 , further comprising a filter arranged to surround the conductive wire.12. The noise reduction circuit of claim 11 , wherein the filter comprises a ring of magnetic material.13. The noise reduction circuit of claim 8 , ...

SHIELD CONNECTOR

A shield connector includes an outer housing accommodating a shield shell in a shell insertion direction. A stepped part protrudes from an inner wall of the outer housing to support the shield shell. A cover plate portion of the shield shell includes a bendable side portion extending along the shell insertion direction. A tip imaginary line of an end face of the stepped part is curved so that a position of the end face corresponding to the joining portion is located on a far side from an electric wire pullout opening in the shell insertion direction than a position of the end face corresponding to the bendable side portion, to thereby urge the cover plate portion in a bending direction when an inner housing with the shield shell is inserted into the outer housing. 1. A shield connector comprising:an electric wire including a shield cable and a terminal which is provided at an end of the shield cable;an inner housing configured to accommodate the terminal;a shield shell formed with a terminal fitting opening and an electric wire pullout opening and including a cover plate portion configured to cover the inner housing;an outer housing including an electric wire pullout opening and configured to accommodate the shield shell in a shell insertion direction along an electric wire extension direction; anda stepped part protruding from an inner wall of the outer housing so that a protruding tip of the stepped part supports the shield shell, whereinthe cover plate portion is disposed between the terminal fitting opening and the electric wire pullout opening of the shield shell, and includes a bendable side portion extending along the shell insertion direction so that a joining portion of the cover plate portion extends along the shell insertion direction,an end face of the cover plate portion in the shell insertion direction is configured to come in contact with an end face of the stepped part at a side of the electric wire pullout opening in the shell insertion direction ...

SHIELD CONNECTOR

A shield connector includes a shield wire that has a shield member that covers the outer periphery of a plurality of inner wires, an outer terminal that is electrically connected to the shield member of the shield wire, and an annularly formed sleeve that is disposed at an outer peripheral side of the plurality of inner wires and has the shield member that is disposed at the outer periphery, in which the outer terminal includes a crimping pieces that crimps the outer peripheral side of the sleeve and is electrically connected to the shield member, and the sleeve is formed in an elastically deformable manner and imparts a pressing force toward an inner surface side of the crimping pieces in a state where the crimping pieces is crimped.

Connecting Terminal And Coaxial Connector

A connecting terminal for a coaxial connector includes a fixing portion, an inserting portion integrally connected to a first end of the fixing portion, a cable connecting portion integrally connected to a second end of the fixing portion opposite to the first end of the fixing portion, and a stopper portion disposed inside the fixing portion. The stopper portion prevents an injection molding gel from flowing from the second end to the first end within the fixing portion. 1. A connecting terminal for a coaxial connector , comprising:a fixing portion;an inserting portion integrally connected to a first end of the fixing portion;a cable connecting portion integrally connected to a second end of the fixing portion opposite to the first end of the fixing portion; anda stopper portion disposed inside the fixing portion and preventing an injection molding gel from flowing from the second end to the first end within the fixing portion.2. The connecting terminal of claim 1 , wherein the fixing portion is configured to position the connecting terminal claim 1 , the inserting portion is configured to be inserted into a socket of a mating connector claim 1 , and the cable connecting portion is electrically connected with a cable.3. The connecting terminal of claim 1 , wherein the fixing portion and the inserting portion each have a cylindrical shape.4. The connecting terminal of claim 1 , wherein the fixing portion has an opening extending to an inside of the fixing portion.5. The connecting terminal of claim 4 , wherein the stopper portion is integral with the fixing portion and extends from an edge of the opening adjacent to the second end toward the inside of the fixing portion.6. The connecting terminal of claim 1 , wherein the fixing portion has a stopper protrusion with an annular shape claim 1 , the stopper protrusion disposed between the stopper portion and the second end of the fixing portion.7. The connecting terminal of claim 6 , wherein the stopper protrusion ...

GROUND TERMINATION SYSTEM FOR A VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE HARNESS

A ground termination system may include a backshell for an electrical connector, a grounding insert and a ferrule. The grounding insert includes an outer peripheral edge and a centrally disposed aperture. The outer peripheral edge may be sized to fixedly engage a surrounding portion of the backshell and the centrally disposed aperture may be defined by a plurality of lobes. A first group of the lobes may be sized to receive power conductors of a variable frequency drive power cable. The ferrule may include a crimp barrel and a sleeve. The crimp barrel may receive a ground conductor and be rigidly clamped thereto. The sleeve of the ferrule may fixedly engage one of the lobes in the second group of lobes and anchor the ferrule in the aperture. 1. A ground termination system comprising:a backshell for an electrical connector;a grounding insert having an outer peripheral edge and a centrally disposed aperture, the outer peripheral edge sized to fixedly engage a surrounding portion of the backshell and the centrally disposed aperture defined by a plurality of lobes, a first group of lobes, the first group of lobes being partial circle apertures sized to receive and removeably retain power conductors of a variable frequency drive power cable extending through the centrally disposed aperture; anda ferrule comprising a crimp barrel and a sleeve, the crimp barrel configured to receive a ground conductor and be rigidly clamped thereto, the sleeve configured to fixedly engage one of the lobes in a second group of lobes being partial circle apertures sized to detachably retain and anchor the ferrule in the centrally disposed aperture.2. The ground termination system of claim 1 , wherein the grounding insert and the ferrule are electrically conductive material providing an electrical grounding path for the ground conductor to the backshell.3. The ground termination system of claim 1 , wherein the first group of lobes are a plurality of power lobes each configured to receive a ...

GROUNDING CLIP WITH ANTI-ROTATION PROTECTION

A grounding clip for fastening and electrically contacting two cables to a separate surface includes a plate having a first and second longitudinal edges opposite each other and extending in a first direction, and first and second transverse edges opposite each other and extending perpendicularly to the longitudinal edges in a second direction. First and second cable fastening regions for fastening and electrically contacting first and second cables to the plate extends along the first and second transverse edges, respectively. An opening is arranged between the cable fastening regions for inserting a fastener. First and second tabs extend between the first and second cable fastening regions in parallel to the first and second transverse edges, respectively, and perpendicularly to a plane of the plate in a direction of an underside of the plate. 1. A grounding clip for fastening and electrically contacting at least two cables to a separate surface , the grounding clip comprising:a plate having a first longitudinal edge and a second longitudinal edge opposite the first longitudinal edge, wherein the first and second longitudinal edges extend in a first direction of the plate, and a first transverse edge and a second transverse edge opposite the first transverse edge, wherein the first and second transverse edges extend perpendicularly to the first and second longitudinal edges in a second direction of the plate;a first cable fastening region for fastening and electrically contacting a first cable to the plate, wherein the first cable fastening region extends along the first transverse edge;a second cable fastening region for fastening and electrically contacting a separate second cable to the plate, wherein the second cable fastening region extends along the second transverse edge;an opening arranged between the first and second cable fastening regions for inserting a fastener;a first tab extending between the first and second cable fastening regions in parallel to ...

CONTACT ASSEMBLY FOR COAXIAL CABLE

A contact assembly for connecting to a coaxial cable. The contact assembly includes a first conductive member, a second conductive member and an insulator. The first conductive member provides a mechanical and an electrical engagement with a metallic shield of the coaxial cable and provides a mechanical engagement with an insulative jacket of the coaxial cable. The second conductive member provides a mechanical and an electrical engagement with a conductive center core of the coaxial cable. The second conductive member may have a fastening member rotatably attached thereto. The second conductive member may include a first crimp barrel and a second crimp barrel to make the mechanical and the electrical engagement with the coaxial cable. An insulator is positioned and secured between the first conductive member and the second conductive member. The insulator provides electrical isolation between the first conductive member and the second conductive member. 1. A contact assembly for connecting to a coaxial cable , the contact assembly comprising;a first conductive member for making mechanical and electrical engagement with a metallic shield of the coaxial cable and for making mechanical engagement with an insulative jacket of the coaxial cable;a second conductive member for making a mechanical and an electrical engagement with a conductive center core of the coaxial cable, the second conductive member having a fastening member rotatably attached thereto;an insulator positioned and secured between the first conductive member and the second conductive member, the insulator providing electrical isolation between the first conductive member and the second conductive member.2. The contact assembly as recited in claim 1 , wherein the first conductive member and the second conductive member are attached to the coaxial cable by crimping claim 1 , the second conductive member having a first crimp barrel and a second crimp barrel claim 1 , the first crimp barrel provided to make ...

Cable assembly

A connector includes a connector body including a hole, a contact disposed in the hole and arranged such that, when the connector is connected to a substrate, the contact is connected to a corresponding electrical pad on the substrate, a conductive elastomeric interface arranged such that, when the connector is connected to the substrate, the conductive elastomeric interface is between the connector body and the substrate, and a cable connected to the contact. The contact includes a ground ferrule and a locking ferrule arranged to mate with the hole, and the hole of the connector body and the locking ferrule are at least partially threaded. When the connector is connected to the substrate and when the locking ferrule is threaded with the hole, the ground ferrule contacts at least one of the conductive elastomeric interface and the upper surface of the substrate.

Terminal Connection Structure

A terminal connection structure connects a male terminal to a female terminal. The male terminal is provided with a male terminal body which is formed in a flat plate shape and a tab terminal portion which extends from a tip end of the male terminal body toward a direction of connection to the female terminal on the same plane as the male terminal body. The female terminal is provided with a female terminal body which is formed in a flat plate shape and a pair of contact terminal portions which extends from a tip end of the female terminal body toward a direction of connection to the male terminal on the same plane as the female terminal body. 1. A terminal connection structure ,wherein the terminal connection structure connects a male terminal to a female terminal,wherein the male terminal comprises:a male terminal body which is formed in a flat plate shape; anda tab terminal portion which extends from a tip end of the male terminal body toward a direction of connection to the female terminal on the same plane as the male terminal body,wherein the female terminal comprises:a female terminal body which is formed in a flat plate shape; anda pair of contact terminal portions which extends from a tip end of the female terminal body toward a direction of connection to the male terminal on the same plane as the female terminal body, andwherein the tab terminal portion of the male terminal is positioned between the pair of contact terminal portions of the female terminal on the same plane as the plane on which the contact terminal portions extend, and the tab terminal portion abuts the pair of contact terminal portions,wherein widths of the male terminal and the female terminal are approximately even in a contact point where the male terminal and the female terminal are contact with each other.2. The terminal connection structure according to claim 1 ,wherein thins of the male terminal and the female terminal are approximately even in the contact point where the male ...

COAXIAL CABLE HAVING END TERMINAL AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME

A method of manufacturing a coaxial cable having an end terminal includes exposing one end portions of twisted wires from a coaxial cable having an inner conductor, an inner insulator wrapping a periphery of the inner conductor, a plurality of twisted wires spirally wound onto an outer periphery of the inner insulator and an outer insulator wrapping a periphery of the twisted wires, radially unfolding the one end portions of the twisted wires, fitting the one end portions of the twisted wires between an inner cylindrical end terminal having a cylindrical shape and an annular ring, and caulking the ring to connect the one end portions of the twisted wires to the annular ring. 1. A method of manufacturing a coaxial cable having an end terminal , the method comprising:exposing one end portions of twisted wires from a coaxial cable having an inner conductor, an inner insulator wrapping a periphery of the inner conductor, a plurality of twisted wires spirally wound onto an outer periphery of the inner insulator and an outer insulator wrapping a periphery of the twisted wires;radially unfolding the one end portions of the twisted wires;fitting the one end portions of the twisted wires between an inner cylindrical end terminal having a cylindrical shape and an annular ring; andcaulking the ring to connect the one end portions of the twisted wires to the annular ring,wherein, in the unfolding step, while pressing root portions of exposed parts of the one end portions of the twisted wires with a jig, the coaxial cable is rotated about an axis of the coaxial cable in an opposite direction to a twisted direction of the twisted wires, or the jig is rotated about the axis of the coaxial cable in the twisted direction of the twisted wires to correct a twisted state of the exposed twisted wires.2. A coaxial cable having an end terminal comprising:a coaxial cable that has an inner conductor, an inner insulator wrapping a periphery of the inner conductor, a plurality of twisted ...

ELECTRICAL COMPONENT FOR A HIGH-VOLTAGE INSTALLATION

Exemplary embodiments are directed to an electrical component for a high-voltage installation. The electrical component in a coaxial arrangement, has an electrical conductor which extends along an axis and is connected to high-voltage potential and a rigid insulating body. The insulting body is fastened on the electrical conductor and surrounds the electrical conductor. A mounting flange is fastened on the insulating body, and is connected to ground potential. A dome-shaped control electrode is electrically connectively connected to the electrical conductor and is fastened to one end of the electrical conductor. During operation of the installation, the control electrode controls the electrical field between the electrical conductor and the mounting flange. The control electrode is connected non-detachably to the electrical conductor and has a dimensionally stable dome consisting of the solid polymer composition to provide a simple manufacturing process and increase the operational reliability of the component. 1. An electrical component for a high-voltage installation , comprising:in a coaxial arrangement:an electrical conductor that extends along an axis of the electrical component and is connected to a voltage potential;a rigid insulating body, fastened on the electrical conductor and surrounding the electrical conductor, said rigid insulating body containing a solid polymer composition, which is formed by curing a preformed, free-flowing polymer composition;a mounting flange fastened externally on the rigid insulating body and connected to ground potential, anda dome-shaped control electrode, electrically conductively connected to one end of the electrical conductor, and is configured to control an electric field between the electrical conductor and the mounting flange during operation,wherein the control electrode is connected non-detachably to the electrical conductor, the control electrode having a dimensionally stable dome including the solid polymer ...

Post-Less Coaxial Cable Connector With Compression Collar

A coaxial cable connector includes an inner barrel having a longitudinal axis, a front end, a rear end, and a compression band between the front and rear ends. A compression collar is mounted to the inner barrel for axial movement over the inner barrel from a retracted position to an advanced position. An inner post of the connector has opposed front and rear ends, and the front end of the inner barrel is carried at and on the rear end of the inner post. In response to axial movement of the compression collar over the inner barrel, the compression band compresses inward. When a cable is applied to the connector and the compression collar is moved axially forward over the inner barrel, the connector is permanently secured to the cable. 1. A coaxial cable connector comprising:an inner barrel having a longitudinal axis, a front end, a rear end, and a compression band between the front and rear ends;a compression collar mounted to the inner barrel for axial movement over the inner barrel from a retracted position to an advanced position;an inner post having a front end and a rear end;the front end of the inner barrel is carried at and on the rear end of the inner post; andin response to axial movement of the compression collar over the inner barrel, the compression band compresses inward.2. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein in the advanced position of the compression collar claim 1 , a front end of the compression collar is axially aligned with the rear end of the inner post.3. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , wherein the rear end of the inner post terminates just behind the coupling nut.4. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , further comprising a continuous and uninterrupted void defined within the inner barrel coextensive to the compression collar.5. The coaxial cable connector of claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of compression bands formed in the inner barrel between the front and rear ends of the inner barrel.6. The coaxial cable ...

EASILY ASSEMBLED COAXIAL CABLE AND CONNECTOR WITH REAR BODY

A coaxial cable-connector assembly includes a coaxial cable, a coaxial connector, and a rear body. The coaxial cable includes: an inner conductor; a dielectric layer circumferentially surrounding the inner conductor; an outer conductor circumferentially surrounding the dielectric layer, the outer conductor having an inner surface and an outer surface; and a jacket circumferentially surrounding the outer conductor. The coaxial connector includes: an inner contact electrically connected with the inner conductor; an outer connector body spaced apart from and circumferentially surrounding the inner contact, the outer connector body including a first securing feature; and a dielectric spacer interposed between the inner contact and the outer body. The rear body has a main section and a front collet with forwardly-extending fingers, the fingers engaging the outer surface of the outer conductor of the cable, the fingers including a second securing feature, wherein the second securing feature engages the first securing feature to maintain the outer connector body and the rear body in position on the cable. 1. A coaxial cable-connector assembly , comprising:(a) a coaxial cable, comprising:an inner conductor;a dielectric layer circumferentially surrounding the inner conductor;an outer conductor circumferentially surrounding the dielectric layer, the outer conductor having an inner surface and an outer surface; anda jacket circumferentially surrounding the outer conductor;(c) a coaxial connector, comprising:an inner contact electrically connected with the inner conductor;an outer connector body spaced apart from and circumferentially surrounding the inner contact, the outer connector body including a first securing feature; anda dielectric spacer interposed between the inner contact and the outer body;(c) a rear body having a main section and a front collet with forwardly-extending fingers, the fingers engaging the outer surface of the outer conductor of the cable, the fingers ...

Rf connector

A connector secured to a coaxial cable having a conducting core. The connector includes a housing having a body having a central vertical axis and defining a chamber extending along the central vertical axis, a dielectric disposed in the chamber of the housing; and a signal contact disposed in the chamber of the housing and held by the dielectric. The signal contact includes a head having a top face and an opposite bottom face, a ferrule member projecting away from the top face of the head, and a pin projecting away from the bottom face of the head. The ferrule member includes a passage extending in a direction transverse to the central vertical axis, and the passage receives a terminating portion of the conducting core. The ferrule member is crimped to the terminating portion of the conducting core.

L-SHAPED COAXIAL CONNECTOR AND L-SHAPED COAXIAL CONNECTOR HAVING COAXIAL CABLE

An L-shaped coaxial connector having a coaxial cable includes a coaxial cable including a central conductor portion and an external conductor portion disposed around the central conductor portion and a center conductor portion, an internal terminal connected to the central conductor portion, an external terminal connected to the external conductor portion, and an insulating member disposed between the internal and external terminals. The external terminal includes a cylindrical portion surrounding the first terminal portion and extending in a cylindrical shape in a direction intersecting an axial direction of the coaxial cable. The internal terminal includes a male type first terminal portion having a cylindrical shape and extending in the direction intersecting the axial direction, and a second terminal portion extending to connect from the first terminal portion to the central conductor portion. The insulating member includes a protruding portion protruding configured to insert into the first terminal portion. 1. An L-shaped coaxial connector having a coaxial cable comprising:a coaxial cable including a central conductor portion and an external conductor portion disposed around the central conductor portion;an internal terminal connected to the central conductor portion of the coaxial cable, the internal terminal including a first terminal portion that is a male type, that has a cylindrical shape, and that extends in the direction intersecting an axial direction of the coaxial cable, and a second terminal portion extending to connect from the first terminal portion to the central conductor portion of the coaxial cable;an external terminal connected to the external conductor portion of the coaxial cable, the external terminal including a cylindrical portion surrounding the first terminal portion and extending in a cylindrical shape in a direction intersecting the axial direction of the coaxial cable;an insulating member disposed between the internal terminal and ...

CONNECTION STRUCTURE OF OUTER CONDUCTOR TERMINAL TO ELECTRIC WIRE

An outer conductor terminal for connecting an electric wire to an outer conductor, the electric wire including an internal conductor, an insulating cover covering an outer periphery of the internal conductor, an outer conductor having a twisted wire to wrap an outer periphery of the insulating cover, and a protective cover covering an outer periphery of the outer conductor includes a terminal part that is formed at one end portion of a flat plate, a cylindrical part that is formed at the other end portion of the flat plate by bending the other end of the flat plate and covers a part of the outer periphery of the insulating cover adjacent to an exposed portion of the outer conductor exposed by stripping the protective cover or a part of an outer periphery of the protective cover adjacent to the exposed portion. 1. An outer conductor terminal for connecting an electric wire to an outer conductor , the electric wire including an internal conductor , an insulating cover covering an outer periphery of the internal conductor , an outer conductor having a twisted wire to wrap an outer periphery of the insulating cover , and a protective cover covering an outer periphery of the outer conductor , the outer conductor terminal comprising:a terminal part that is formed at one end portion of a flat plate;a cylindrical part that is formed at the other end portion of the flat plate by bending the other end portion of the flat plate and covers a part of the outer periphery of the insulating cover adjacent to an exposed portion of the outer conductor exposed by stripping the protective cover or a part of an outer periphery of the protective cover adjacent to the exposed portion; anda C-shaped ring that has an opening portion at a position corresponding to the terminal part and covers the cylindrical part,wherein the twisted wire of the outer conductor is in contact with an outer periphery of the cylindrical part and an inner periphery of the C-shaped ring, andthe C-shaped ring is ...

HYBRIDIZED COAXIAL CABLE CONNECTOR

A hybridized connector apparatus is provided for solder connection with a central conductor of an associated coaxial cable and for crimp connection with a conductive braid and foil of the coaxial cable, and includes a hollow, generally cylindrical contact pin member or tip portion operably received into an interior of a generally ring-shaped dielectric spacer disk. The dielectric is received into a connector body, which is received into a shell. An end of the contact pin member defines an interface portion having a substantially constant outer diameter D extending outwardly from the spacer disk beyond an extent of the body member in an insertion direction I. The interface portion defines a semicircular edge portion and may also include a linear edge portion disposed in a plane substantially oblique to the longitudinal axis, and a curvilinear edge portion. 1101232435410. A connector () for use with an associated coaxial cable () having a central conductor () , an insulating material () surrounding the central conductor () , a conductive braid () surrounding the insulating material () , and an outer jacket () surrounding the conductive braid () , the connector () comprising:{'b': 20', '22', '24', '26', '20', '22', '24', '20', '22', '20', '28', '2', '1', '3', '28', '28', '4', '1, 'a substantially cylindrical body member () having opposite first () and second () ends and defining an elongate central aperture () extending through the body member () along a central longitudinal axis L between the first () and second () ends of the body member (), the first end () of the body () defining a cylindrical insertion member () configured to receive the central conductor () of the associated coaxial cable () and the insulating material () within the cylindrical insertion member (), and the cylindrical insertion member () being configured to couple directly on an outer surface thereof with the conductive braid () of the associated coaxial cable ();'}{'b': 40', '24', '20', '40', ' ...

RADIO FREQUENCY CONNECTOR HAVING A MOVABLE TERMINAL

An electrical connector includes: an insulative housing including a first insulative base with a first contact-receiving slot and a second contact-receiving slot and a second insulative base mounted to the first insulative base; an insulative cap attached to the insulative housing; a metal shell covering the insulative housing and the insulative cap; a static terminal received in the first contact-receiving slot; and a movable terminal received in the second contact-receiving slot. The movable terminal includes a resisting portion connecting and a pair of extension arms extending from the resisting portion. The second contact-receiving slot includes an engaging groove and a holding groove crossing with the engaging groove, the engaging groove defines a bottom wall inclining upwardly from a middle thereof to outer ends thereof to support the free ends of the extension arms. And the resisting portion is operable to be in touch with the bottom wall. 1. An electrical connector comprising:an insulative housing including a first insulative base and a second insulative base mounted to the first insulative base;an insulative cap attached to the insulative housing;a metal shell covering the insulative housing and the insulative cap;a static terminal affixed to the insulative housing and having a first contacting portion; anda movable terminal of a cantilever structure supported by the first insulative base, the movable terminal including a second contacting portion contactable with the first contacting portion, a second fixed portion extending from the second contacting portion, a resisting portion connecting with the second contacting portion, and a pair of extension arms extending from the resisting portion; whereinthe first insulative base defines a first contact-receiving slot receiving the static terminal and a second contact-receiving slot receiving the movable terminal,the second contact-receiving slot includes an engaging groove and a holding groove crossing with the ...

COAXIAL CONNECTOR PLUG AND COAXIAL CONNECTOR RECEPTACLE

A coaxial connector plug and a coaxial connector receptacle that may be stably suctioned by a suction nozzle. A coaxial connector receptacle including a substantially cylindrical outer conductor and a center conductor surrounded by the outer conductor is mountable to a coaxial connector plug. An outer conductor has a substantially cylindrical shape extending in the z-axis direction, and is provided with a slit that connects between the upper end and the lower end of the outer conductor. A center conductor is surrounded by the outer conductor. A projection is positioned in the slit. The outer conductor of the coaxial connector receptacle is inserted into the outer conductor from the negative side in the z-axis direction. The center conductor of the coaxial connector receptacle is connected to the center conductor. 1. A coaxial connector plug to which a coaxial connector receptacle is mountable , the coaxial connector receptacle including a substantially tubular first outer conductor and a first center conductor surrounded by the first outer conductor , the coaxial connector plug comprising:a second outer conductor formed in a substantially tubular shape extending in an up-down direction and provided with a slit, the slit extending between an upper end and a lower end of the second outer conductor;a second center conductor surrounded by the second outer conductor; anda lid member positioned in the slit,the first outer conductor being inserted into the second outer conductor, andthe first center conductor being connected to the second center conductor.2. The coaxial connector plug according to claim 1 , further comprising:a base member provided to cover the upper end of the second outer conductor, andthe lid member is part of the base member.3. The coaxial connector plug according to claim 1 , further comprising:an outer terminal for the second center conductor that is connected to the second center conductor; andan outer terminal for the second outer conductor that is ...