AU2001283826C1 - Earthing bus and protection plug for a switch strip or separating strip in telecommunications and data technology - Google Patents
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- H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
- H01R13/00—Details of coupling devices of the kinds covered by groups H01R12/70 or H01R24/00 - H01R33/00
- H01R13/66—Structural association with built-in electrical component
- H01R13/665—Structural association with built-in electrical component with built-in electronic circuit
- H01R13/6666—Structural association with built-in electrical component with built-in electronic circuit with built-in overvoltage protection
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- H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
- H01R9/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, e.g. terminal strips or terminal blocks; Terminals or binding posts mounted upon a base or in a case; Bases therefor
- H01R9/22—Bases, e.g. strip, block, panel
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- H01R9/2483—Terminal blocks specially adapted for ground connection
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- H01T—SPARK GAPS; OVERVOLTAGE ARRESTERS USING SPARK GAPS; SPARKING PLUGS; CORONA DEVICES; GENERATING IONS TO BE INTRODUCED INTO NON-ENCLOSED GASES
- H01T4/00—Overvoltage arresters using spark gaps
- H01T4/06—Mounting arrangements for a plurality of overvoltage arresters
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Description
1 The invention relates to a ground bus and a ND protective plug for a connecting or isolating block in N telecommunications and data technology.
00 M DE 38 13 889 C1 discloses a connecting or oO 00 C isolating block for telecommunications technology with 1 0 at least one insertable protective plug with a housing c- in which at least one surge arrester is arranged, each surge arrester being in electrically conducting connection, after insertion, by one terminal with in each case a strip-shaped conductor contact piece which is arranged in the housing and has an insert tongue and by the other terminal with a ground bus which is fastened on a mounting lug, the ground bus being arranged parallel to one longitudinal side of the connecting or isolating block. The ground bus has an insert tongue for each protective plug. Parallel to the direction of insertion into the connecting or isolating block, the housing of the protective plug has an insert channel, into which the associated insert tongue of the ground bus can be introduced to such an extent that it is in electrically conducting connection with all the surge arresters arranged in it.
The parts of the conductor contact pieces arranged in the housing are loosely laid in guide grooves and serve for the contacting of surge arresters. The two parts of the side contact pieces arranged in the housing are differently designed. One conductor contact piece is of a U-shaped design and the other of an S-shaped design, both angled-away ends of the conductor contact pieces being accommodated in a guide groove which runs parallel between the guide grooves. The two ends of the conductor contact pieces are additionally bent away at right angles in the direction of the open front side to form short-circuiting links. In the rest position, the ends of the short-circuiting links engage in the P:kOPER\SASn-Jm 05\2600289 I-sp.doc-1/02/05 S-2insert channel. The parts of the side contact pieces CI arranged in the housing are resiliently prestressed, so that they are pressed into the guide grooves only after the surge
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00 M 5 inserted into the protective plug from the open front side 00 C- and bear resiliently with one terminal in a melting pellet fitted between the conductor contact pieces and the surge CK arresters. On the side of the other terminal, the surge arrester is held, as a counter abutment, by the resilient latching hooks arranged on the longitudinal sides of ,the housing, and is consequently fixed in the housing of the protective plug. The insert tongues of the ground bus then press the latching hooks holding the surge arresters to one side and establish contact with the one terminal of the surge arrester, which is consequently connected to ground.
A disadvantage of the known protective plugs is their complex construction, which makes automatic production difficult.
It would be highly desirable to address the technical problem of providing a protective plug and a ground bus for a connecting or isolating block which are of a more simple construction and ensure a reliable electrical connection between the ground bus and the protective plug even when there are relatively great tolerances.
According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a ground bus for a connecting or isolating block in telecommunications and data technology, comprising a base on which insert tongues which can be inserted into insert channels of a protective plug are arranged according to the number of double cores to be wired, and comprising at least one ground contact, via which the ground bus can be connected to ground, wherein the insert tongues are of a P:O0PER\SAS1h,-Jw, 05\2600289 c -2Aresilient design.
CI According to a further aspect of the present invention, there is provided a protective plug for a connecting or
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00 M 5 with a ground bus as defined above, comprising a housing in 00 C-i which functional elements are arranged, an insert channel for receiving an insert tongue of a ground bus, at least one C- ground contact, which in the fitted-on state can be electrically connected to the insert tongue, and an insert part, wherein the ground contact is mounted in a mechanically rigid manner in the plug housing.
In an embodiment according to the present invention, the insert tongues of the ground bus are of a resilient design, whereas the corresponding ground contact in the protective plug is arranged in a mechanically rigid manner in the plug housing. In this case, the geometry of the resilient insert tongues is made to match the geometry of the ground contacts. On account of the rigid design of the ground contact in the protective plug, assembly and IND 3 automation in the production of the protective plug C- become easy, accompanied at the same time by a great current/surge-current carrying capacity of the ground connection and simple geometry from a production engineering viewpoint, since the ground contact can be designed as a solid part. The resilient design of the IND insert tongues can be realized by simple means from a 00 production engineering viewpoint. No forces are 00 transmitted into the interior of the plug to develop the necessary contact forces. The stresses occurring O are mainly absorbed in the heavy-duty resilient Cq materials of the ground bus.
In a preferred embodiment, the functional elements and the ground contact of the protective plug are arranged on a printed-circuit board, whereby the ground contact itself does not have to be supported in the plug housing. As a result, dimensional variations of the geometry of the housing or aging processes of the plastics used for the plug housing do not adversely affect the available contact forces. The ground contact is preferably arranged on the underside of the printed-circuit board and designed as a solid contact.
The corresponding insert tongues of the ground bus are then preferably designed as forked contacts, which resiliently clamp and contact the ground contact from the sides.
To achieve as good a contact as possible, the geometries of the insert tongues and of the ground contacts are made to match one another. In a preferred embodiment, the ground contact is designed as a solid, cuboidal platelet and the forked contact is designed in the form of a segment of an arc of a circle at the points of contact with the ground contact. If, on the other hand, the ground contact is of a spherical or cylindrical form, the contact points of the forked contacts are planar.
In a further preferred embodiment, an additional supporting surface for the printed-circuit board is arranged in the housing, so that printed- 4 circuit boards of various lengths and loaded with p various components can be used in the same plug Shousing.
4f The plug housing is preferably divided into two M 5 in the longitudinal direction, the two housing parts preferably being latched together. By being divided longitudinally, when the protective plug is stretched D or pulled the forces do not act in the direction of the C connection of the housing parts.
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00 S 10 The subdivision of the housing parts preferably
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00 takes place here in such a way that a first housing part defines a relatively large installation region, which substantially receives the functional elements arranged on the front side of the printed-circuit board, whereas the second housing part serves for receiving the ground contact. Therefore, the insert channel for the insert tongue of the ground bus is also arranged in the second housing part. This unsymmetrical division of the housing parts has the effect of a very compact arrangement on the connecting or isolating block, so that the plug housing does not hinder the accessibility of neighboring contacts.
In a further preferred embodiment, at least one measuring or isolating point is arranged in the plug housing, is preferably arranged on the underside of the printed-circuit board and is accessible from the outside, from the side facing away from the insert part. Each core is preferably assigned a measuring or isolating point, although both measuring or isolating points can be wired simultaneously through a test plug.
The present invention will now be described, by way of non-limiting example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Figure 1 shows an exploded representation of a connecting or isolating block with a mounting trough, ground bus and protective plug, Figure 2 shows a partial representation of the ground bus with the protective plug in the contacted state, 5 Figure 3 shows a perspective view from below of a protective plug without the second housing part, with a short printed-circuit board, Figure 4 shows a perspective view from below of a protective plug without the second housing part, with V a long printed-circuit board and two isolating contacts, IND Figure 5 shows a cross-sectional representation C of a protective plug according to Figure 4 with the
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00 Figure 6 shows a perspective plan view of a complete protective plug and Figure 7 shows a perspective view from below of the complete protective plug.
Represented in Figure 1 is an exploded representation of a system, comprising a connecting or isolating block 1, a mounting trough 2, a ground bus 3 and a protective plug 4. The connecting or isolating block 1 comprises two clamping-latching elements which latch into openings 6 of the mounting trough 2, whereby a part of the mounting trough 2 lying in front of the openings 6 is connected in an electrically conducting manner to a ground contact 7 of the connecting or isolating block 1.
The ground bus 3 comprises a base 8 with a bead 9 aligned parallel to the longitudinal direction of the connecting or isolating block 1. Arranged on the base 8 are ten insert tongues 10, which are arranged substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the base 8, the insert tongues 10 being arranged equidistant from one another. The insert tongues are resiliently designed as forked contacts. The forked contacts are described in more detail later with reference to Figure 2. Furthermore, arranged on the sides of the ground bus 3 are two U-shaped bends 11, on the lower legs of which there is respectively arranged a further forked contact 12, which can be electrically connected to the ground contact 7 of the connecting or isolating block 1. As a result, the ground bus 3 can 6 be connected to ground via the ground contact 7 and the mounting trough 2.
p The protective plug 4, in which for example D surge protection elements are arranged, comprises two M 5 housing parts 13, 14, in which a printed-circuit board t with functional elements is arranged, part of the printed-circuit board protruding out of the housing and ID forming an insert part 15. This insert part 15 can be N1 inserted into a contact (not represented) in the 00 S 10 connecting or isolating block 1. This contact is 00
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c respectively assigned two insulation displacement contacts on the cable and jumper side of the connecting or isolating block 1. By inserting the insert part in this contact, the insulation displacement contacts are electrically connected to the functional elements on the printed-circuit board. With the insertion of the insert part 15, the assigned insert tongue 10 at the same time penetrates into an insert channel of the protective plug 4 and contacts a ground contact in the protective plug 4, which is to be explained below with reference to Figure 2. In this case, the contacting of the ground contact in the protective plug 4 takes place at a time before the functional elements are connected to the insulation displacement contacts, so that there is always a secure ground connection of the functional elements.
Perspectively represented in Figure 2 is part of the ground bus 3 with the fitted-on protective plug 4, the housing part 14 being partially broken open for better representation of the contacting operation. The insert tongue 10, designed as a forked contact, has a downwardly directed curvature 16, so that the upper side of the housing part 14 terminates in a virtually planar manner with the base 8 of the ground bus 3, whereby neighboring connecting or isolating blocks are not hindered during the wiring.
Furthermore, the insert tongues 10 have a slight curvature 17 in the upward direction, whereby the resilient action of the insert tongue 10 is increased.
7 On the side facing away from the base 8, the insert tongues 10 have contact points 18, which establish the actual electrical contact with respect to a ground contact 19 on the printed-circuit board in the protective plug 4. The contact points 18 are designed in the inward direction in the form of segments of an arc of a circle. When the insert tongue 10 is inserted into the insert channel of the protective plug 4, the two contact points 18 press resiliently against the planar side walls of the ground contact 19 and consequently establish a mechanical and electrically stable contact, the ground contact 19 being fastened in a mechanically rigid manner on the printed-circuit board. In this case, the resiliently designed contact points 18 can compensate very easily for mechanical tolerances of the ground contact 19 or of the printedcircuit boards or of the housing of the protective plug 4 and ensure a reliable electrical contact. As can easily be seen, the quality of the electrical contact between the contact points 18 and the ground contact 19 can be improved by their geometries being made to match one another. If, for example, the ground contact 19 is designed as an upright cylindrical pin, the contact points 18 are preferably designed as planar surfaces.
For reasons of mechanical stability, the first housing part 13, forming a relatively large installation space, is formed with beads 20, 21 at the sides and the rear side. Furthermore, the housing part 13 has openings 22, 23, into which complementary latching lugs of the second housing part can be latched. Furthermore, on the rear side of the protective plug 4 there is a slit 24, via which an optional isolating or measuring point on the printedcircuit board can be wired through a measuring or test plug.
In Figure 3, the protective plug 4 is represented without the second housing part 14.
Resting on a support of the first housing part 13 is a printed-circuit board 25, on the underside of which the 8 ground contact 19 is arranged in a mechanically rigid manner. The ground contact 19 is either mounted in a through-hole through the printed-circuit board 25 or electrically plated-through at a point to the upper side and electrically connected to the ground leads of the functional elements arranged on the upper side, such as for example a surge arrester. The first housing part 13 is designed with positional securements 26, which partly penetrate the printed-circuit board and fix it with respect to the housing part 13.
Represented in Figure 4 is a relatively long printed-circuit board 25, on which two isolating contacts 27 which can be wired from outside via the slit 24 are additionally arranged.
In Figure 5, the protective plug 4 according to Figure 4 is represented in cross section with the second housing part 14. The protective plug 4 comprises a first housing part 13, a second housing part 14 and the printed-circuit board 25. The printedcircuit board 25 in this case rests on supporting surfaces 28 of the housing part 13. Arranged on the upper side of the printed-circuit board 25 are a surge arrester 29, two PTC thermistors 30 and two diodes 31, which form a graded protection device. Arranged on the underside of the printed-circuit board 25 are the ground contact 19 and the two isolating contacts 27.
The ground contact 19 penetrates the printed-circuit board 25 and is electrically connected to the center tap 32 of the surge arrester 29. The ground contact 19 is accessible from the outside via an opening 33. The isolating contact 27 is securely connected to the printed-circuit board 25, or clamped in, in the region of the supporting surface 37. Toward the rear side, the isolating contact 27 is formed with a cranked offset and is connected in an electrically conducting manner to the functional elements on the upper side of the printed-circuit board 25 via an electrical contact pad 34 of the printed-circuit board 25. The isolating contact 27 in this case lies electrically behind the 9 functional elements, so that the isolating contact 27 is protected against surges. Arranged in the second Shousing part 14, on the end face, is the insert channel 3 35, through which the insert tongue of the ground bus can penetrate into the protective plug 4. The printed- Scircuit board 25 has a plurality of apertures, through which the positional securement 26 and various latching IDmeans 36 of the first housing part 13 pass and form a C latching connection with the second housing part 14.
00 M 10 The part of the printed-circuit board 25 protruding out 00 C- of the first and second housing parts 13, 14 forms the insert part 15. As clearly revealed by the C representation, all the current-carrying parts are c-i ifAsulated with respect to the outside by means of the housing parts 13, 14.
In Figures 6 and 7, the protective plug 4 is perspectively represented in the completely assembled state.
The foregoing describes an embodiment of the present invention and it will be appreciated that modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention.
Throughout this specification and the claims which follow, unless the context requires otherwise, the word "comprise", and variations such as "comprises" and "comprising", will be understood to imply the inclusion of a stated integer or step or group of integers or steps but not the exclusion of any other integer or step or group of integers or steps.
The reference to any prior art in this specification is not, and should not be taken as, an acknowledgment or any form of suggestion that that prior art forms part of the common general knowledge in Australia.
10 List of reference numerals 1 connecting or isolating block 2 mounting trough 3 ground bus 4 protective plug clamping-latching element 6 opening 7 ground contact 8 base 9 bead insert tongue 11 U-shaped bend 12 forked contact 13 first housing part 14 second housing part insert part 16 curvature 17 curvature 18 contact point 19 ground contact bead 21 bead 22 opening 23 opening 24 slit printed-circuit board 26 positional securement 27 isolating contact 28 supporting surface 29 surge arrester PTC thermistor 31 diode 32 center tap 33 opening 34 plated-through-hole insert channel 36 latching means 37 supporting surface
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1. A ground bus for a connecting or isolating block in k>0 telecommunications and data technology, comprising a base on 00 5 which insert tongues which can be inserted into insert Cr 00 channels of a protective plug are arranged according to the number of double cores to be wired, and comprising at least O one ground contact, via which the ground bus can be connected to ground, wherein the insert tongues are of a resilient design.
2. A ground bus as claimed in claim 1, wherein the insert tongues are designed as forked contacts.
3. A ground bus as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2, wherein each insert tongue is formed with a downwardly directed curvature.
4. A ground bus as claimed in claim 2 or claim 3, wherein the forks of the forked contacts are angled away outwardly on the side facing away from the base.
A ground bus as claimed in any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the contact points of the forks are designed in a planar form or in the form of a segment of an arc of a circle.
6. A ground bus as claimed in any one of claims 1 to wherein the ground contact is designed as a forked contact.
7. A ground bus as claimed in claim 6, wherein the forked contact can be connected to a ground contact of the P:\OPER\SASUuI.-Dc 05\2600289 Ispa doc.05/01/06 Q- 12 connecting or isolating block. 7. A protective plug for a connecting or isolating block IND in telecommunications and data technology, the block having (N 00 5 a ground bus as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 7, 00 comprising a housing in which functional elements are arranged, an insert channel for receiving an insert tongue O of the ground bus, at least one ground contact, which in the fitted-on state can be electrically connected to the insert tongue, and an insert part, wherein the ground contact is mounted in a mechanically rigid manner in the plug housing.
8. A protective plug as claimed in claim 8, wherein the functional elements and the ground contact are arranged on a printed-circuit board.
9. A protective plug as claimed in claim 9, wherein the functional elements are arranged on an upper side of the printed circuit board and the ground contact is arranged on an underside of the printed-circuit board.
A protective plug as claimed in any one of claims 8 to wherein the ground contact is formed in the contact region as a cuboidal platelet or in a cylindrical form.
11. A protective plug as claimed in any one of claims 9 to 11, wherein supporting points for the printed-circuit board exist in and on the housing.
12. A protective plug as claimed in claim 10, or claim 11 or claim 12 when dependent on claim 10, wherein the housing is of a two-part design having first and second housing P:\OPER\SASUUI-D= O5X2600289 lspadocS/OI/O6 0 13 parts, the first housing part defining a relatively large installation region, which substantially receives the functional parts, and the second housing part serving for ND receiving the ground contact, arranged on the underside of 00 5 the printed-circuit board, and being formed with the insert 00 channel.
S13. A protective plug as claimed in claim 13, wherein the two housing parts can be latched together.
14. A protective plug as claimed in any one of claims 8 to 14, wherein at least one measuring and isolating point is arranged in the housing and is accessible from the outside, from the side facing away from the insert part.
A ground bus substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
16. A protective plug substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawings. DATED this 5th day of January, 2006 Krone GmbH by DAVIES COLLISON CAVE Patent Attorneys for the applicant(s)
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