CN218997268U - Self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector - Google Patents

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CN218997268U
CN218997268U CN202223467339.1U CN202223467339U CN218997268U CN 218997268 U CN218997268 U CN 218997268U CN 202223467339 U CN202223467339 U CN 202223467339U CN 218997268 U CN218997268 U CN 218997268U
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The utility model discloses a self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector, which comprises: the male end comprises a connecting screw sleeve, and at least one fixing lug is arranged on the connecting screw sleeve; the female end comprises a shell and a female end conductor, wherein one side, close to the male end, of the shell is provided with at least one groove, the shell is sleeved on the female end conductor and can move along the axial direction of the female end conductor without radial rotation compared with the female end conductor; the male end is detachably connected with the female end, the connecting threaded sleeve is in threaded connection with the female end conductor, and the fixing protruding block is correspondingly matched with the groove. The self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector designed by the utility model can realize self-locking connection more conveniently in practical application, and can not loosen after the male end and the female end are butted under severe vibration use environment, thereby ensuring that the signal transmission can not generate jumping phenomenon.

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Self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector
Technical Field
The present utility model relates to a self-locking connector, and more particularly, to a self-locking rf coaxial connector.
Background
Currently, with the rapid development of technology and economy, the application of self-locking connectors is becoming more and more widespread, and the use scenarios thereof are becoming more and more.
However, the inventor researches and discovers that the self-locking connectors adopted in the current existing scene are usually a self-locking steel ball locking type connector and a self-locking barb buckle type connector, and the two types of self-locking connectors have quite high requirements on processing, assembling and materials, so that the practical application effect is not good. And when the two self-locking connectors are applied, the stable transmission of signals cannot be effectively ensured when the self-locking connector is in a severe vibration use environment, and certain jumping phenomenon can be generated in signal transmission.
Therefore, in order to overcome the above-mentioned shortcomings of the prior art, there is a need for a self-locking connector that is more convenient to install and more reliable to use.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problems to be solved by the utility model are as follows: the novel self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector is provided, self-locking connection can be realized more conveniently in practical application through reasonable optimization design, and the connector cannot be loosened after being butted under severe vibration use environment, so that signal transmission cannot generate jumping phenomenon, and the connector has good popularization prospect and application value.
In order to solve the technical problems, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme: a self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector, comprising:
the male end comprises a connecting screw sleeve, and at least one fixing lug is arranged on the connecting screw sleeve;
the female end comprises a shell and a female end conductor, wherein one side, close to the male end, of the shell is provided with at least one groove, the shell is sleeved on the female end conductor and can move along the axial direction of the female end conductor without radial rotation compared with the female end conductor;
the male end is detachably connected with the female end, the connecting threaded sleeve is in threaded connection with the female end conductor, and the fixing protruding block is correspondingly matched with the groove.
Furthermore, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector, the shell is also internally provided with a spring and a compression ring; the compression ring is fastened outside the female end conductor so as to be in interference fit with the female end conductor; one side of the spring is abutted against the shell, and the other side of the spring is abutted against the compression ring.
Furthermore, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the utility model, the male end further comprises a male end conductor and a male end insulator, wherein the male end insulator is connected with the male end conductor, and the connecting screw sleeve is sleeved on the male end conductor.
Further, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the present utility model, the male end conductor further includes a male end outer conductor and a male end inner conductor, and the male end insulator is disposed between the male end outer conductor and the male end inner conductor.
Further, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the present utility model, the female end further includes a female end insulator, and the female end insulator is connected with the female end conductor.
Further, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the present utility model, the female end conductor further includes a female end outer conductor and a female end inner conductor, and the female end insulator is disposed between the female end outer conductor and the female end inner conductor.
Furthermore, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the utility model, the female end outer conductor is provided with external threads, and the connecting screw sleeve is provided with internal threads matched with the external threads, so that the female end outer conductor is in threaded connection with the connecting screw sleeve.
Furthermore, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the utility model, two fixing convex blocks are arranged on the connecting screw sleeve, and four grooves are formed on one side of the shell of the female end, which is close to the male end.
Furthermore, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the utility model, the female end conductor is further provided with a limiting part, the shell is further provided with a limiting cavity, and the limiting part is correspondingly matched with the limiting cavity so as to limit the radial rotation of the shell compared with the female end conductor.
Further, in the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of the present utility model, the cross section of the limiting cavity is a first rectangle, and the cross section of the limiting part is a second rectangle correspondingly matched with the first rectangle.
The utility model has the beneficial effects that: through carrying out reasonable optimal design to the public end and the female end of auto-lock radio frequency coaxial connector, conveniently realize auto-lock connection and unblock more when practical application to the installation operation of operating personnel is simple and convenient greatly. In addition, under severe vibration use environment, the male end and the female end of the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector cannot loosen after being in butt joint, so that the signal transmission cannot generate a jumping phenomenon, the stability is good, and the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector has good popularization prospect and application value.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a male end of a self-locking rf coaxial connector according to an embodiment of the present utility model;
FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the female end of the self-locking RF coaxial connector according to the present utility model in one embodiment;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the male end shown in FIG. 1 and the female end shown in FIG. 2 after connection;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the male end connection screw sleeve of FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the structure of the housing of the female end shown in FIG. 2;
FIG. 6 is a side view of the structure of the housing shown in FIG. 5;
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the female-end outer conductor of the female end shown in FIG. 2;
description of the reference numerals:
1. connecting a screw sleeve; 11. a fixing bump; 12. an internal thread;
2. a male insulator;
3. a male end inner conductor;
4. a male end outer conductor;
5. a female end outer conductor; 51. an external thread; 52. a limit part; 53. a raised step;
6. a female end insulator;
7. a female end inner conductor;
8. a spring;
9. a housing; 91. a groove; 92. a limiting cavity;
10. and a compression ring.
Detailed Description
In order to describe the technical contents, the achieved objects and effects of the present utility model in detail, the following description will be made with reference to the embodiments in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
Referring to fig. 1 to 7, the present utility model provides a self-locking rf coaxial connector, which includes:
the male end A comprises a connecting screw sleeve 1, and at least one fixing lug 11 is arranged on the connecting screw sleeve 1;
the female end B comprises a shell 9 and a female end conductor, wherein one side, close to the male end A, of the shell 9 is provided with at least one groove 91, the shell 9 is sleeved on the female end conductor, and the shell 9 can move along the axial direction of the female end conductor and cannot rotate in the radial direction compared with the female end conductor;
the male end A is detachably connected with the female end B, the connecting threaded sleeve 1 is in threaded connection with the female end conductor, and the fixing protruding block is correspondingly matched with the groove.
When the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector designed by the utility model is actually used, the male end A and the female end B of the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector can be connected together by utilizing the threaded connection of the connecting threaded sleeve 1 and the female end conductor. And, the end of the male end A connecting screw sleeve 1 near the female end B is also provided with at least one fixing lug 11, and one side of the female end B housing 9 near the male end A is correspondingly provided with at least one groove 91, when the fixing lug 11 on the male end A connecting screw sleeve 1 is screwed into the groove 91 of the female end B housing 9, the designed connecting screw sleeve 1 can be locked by the housing 9, thereby achieving the self-locking effect.
It should be noted that, in order to ensure that the male end a and the female end B do not loose after the self-locking connection, the inventor has optimally designed the matching of the housing 9 of the female end B and the female end conductor, when designed, the housing 9 can be sleeved on the female end conductor and is arranged to be movable in the axial direction of the female end conductor without rotating in relation to the radial direction of the female end conductor. Therefore, under severe vibration use environment, the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector designed by the utility model cannot loosen after being butted, the connecting screw sleeve 1 cannot radially rotate any more, and the signal transmission cannot generate jumping phenomenon.
Moreover, as shown in fig. 3, when an operator needs to unlock the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector, the outer shell 9 of the female end B is pulled towards a direction away from the male end a connecting screw sleeve 1, so that the outer shell 9 of the female end a can move towards a direction away from the connecting screw sleeve 1 along an axial direction of the female end conductor, a gap is formed between the male end a connecting screw sleeve 1 and the outer shell 9 of the female end B, and then the operator rotates the male end a connecting screw sleeve 1 to unlock the threaded connection between the connecting screw sleeve 1 and the female end conductor, so that the male end a and the female end B can be separated. In the present utility model, the male end a may be specifically understood as a plug, and the female end B may be specifically understood as a socket.
Therefore, in the actual use process, the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector designed by the utility model can effectively, quickly and conveniently realize self-locking connection of the male end and the female end, and the male end and the female end of the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector cannot loosen after being butted under severe vibration use environment, so that the signal transmission cannot generate a jumping phenomenon, the stability is better, and the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector has good popularization prospect and application value.
Further, a spring 8 and a compression ring 10 are also arranged in the shell 9; wherein the compression ring 10 is fastened outside the female end conductor to be in interference fit with the female end conductor; one side of the spring 8 abuts against the housing 9, and the other side of the spring 8 abuts against the pressure ring 10.
In the utility model, in order to prevent the female end B shell 9 from loosening in the axial direction under severe vibration use environment and prevent the shell 9 from loosening in butt joint with the connecting screw sleeve 1, the inventor further arranges a spring 8 and a compression ring 10 in the shell 9.
As can be seen from fig. 2 and 3, in the present utility model, the pressing ring 10 provided inside the housing 9 is fastened outside the female-end outer conductor 5 (see fig. 2) of the female-end conductor, and the pressing ring 10 can be fixed with interference fit with the female-end outer conductor 5. One end of the spring 8 arranged in the shell 9 is abutted against the shell 9, and the other end is abutted against the compression ring 10 fixedly matched with the female end outer conductor 5.
Since the compression ring 10 is fixedly matched with the female end outer conductor 5 and the spring 8 has elastic force, as shown in fig. 2, under the action of the elastic force of the spring 8, the outer shell 9 can be tightly abutted against the raised step 53 (see fig. 2 and 7) of the female end outer conductor 5 in a normal state, and the raised step 53 can block the outer shell 9 to avoid further displacement of the outer shell 9. And after the shell 9 is connected with the connecting screw sleeve 1, the elasticity of the spring 8 is used as a pretightening force, so that the groove 91 of the shell 9 is tightly aligned with the fixing lug 11 of the connecting screw sleeve 1, and the groove 91 and the fixing lug 11 are prevented from loosening under severe vibration conditions.
It should be noted that, since the spring 8 is installed inside the housing 9, when an operator needs to unlock the self-locking rf coaxial connector, the housing 9 is only controlled to overcome the elastic force of the spring 8 and move along the axial direction of the female end outer conductor 5 in the direction away from the connection screw sleeve 1, so as to release the matching between the groove 91 and the fixing bump 11, and rotate the connection screw sleeve 1 of the male end a to unlock the threaded connection, thereby separating the male end a from the female end B.
Further, the male end a further comprises a male end conductor and a male end insulator 2, the male end insulator 2 is connected with the male end conductor, and the connecting screw sleeve 1 is sleeved on the male end conductor.
Further, the male end conductor further comprises a male end outer conductor 4 and a male end inner conductor 3, and the male end insulator 2 is arranged between the male end outer conductor 4 and the male end inner conductor 3.
As shown in fig. 1, in the present utility model, the male end conductor may specifically include a male end outer conductor 4 and a male end inner conductor 3, where the male end outer conductor 4 and the male end inner conductor 3 can be used for data signal transmission, and in order to ensure stable signal transmission between the two, a male end insulator 2 is further disposed between the male end outer conductor 4 and the male end inner conductor 3 to perform an insulating function.
Further, the female terminal B further includes a female terminal insulator 6, and the female terminal insulator 6 is connected to the female terminal conductor.
Further, the female-end conductor further comprises a female-end outer conductor 5 and a female-end inner conductor 7, and the female-end insulator 6 is arranged between the female-end outer conductor 5 and the female-end inner conductor 7.
As shown in fig. 2, in the present utility model, the female-end conductors may specifically include a female-end outer conductor 5 and a female-end inner conductor 7, the female-end outer conductor 5 and the female-end inner conductor 7 being capable of being used for transmission of data signals, and a female-end insulator 6 is further provided between the female-end outer conductor 5 and the female-end inner conductor 7 to perform an insulating function in order to ensure stable transmission of signals of both.
Further, an external thread 51 is provided on the female end external conductor 5, and an internal thread 12 matching with the external thread 51 is provided on the connection screw sleeve 1, so that the female end external conductor 5 is in threaded connection with the connection screw sleeve 1.
In the present utility model, in order to simplify the threaded connection of the male end a and the female end B for the convenience of the operator, it is possible to provide the external thread 51 on the female end external conductor 5 in particular (as shown in fig. 7) and the internal thread 12 on the connection screw 1 in particular (as shown in fig. 4).
Based on this arrangement, in the actual connection, the operator only needs to control the connection screw sleeve 1 of the male end a and align it with the female end outer conductor 5 of the female end conductor, then control the internal thread 12 of the connection screw sleeve 1 to match with the external thread 51 of the female end outer conductor 5, and screw the connection bolt 1; when the connecting bolt 1 is screwed to fix and match with the female end outer conductor 5, an operator is required to further control the matching between the fixing projection 11 of the connecting bolt 1 and the groove 91 of the housing 9, so as to lock the connecting bolt 1 and limit the radial rotation of the connecting bolt.
Further, two fixing protrusions 11 are provided on the connecting screw sleeve 1, and four grooves 91 are provided on one side of the outer shell 9 of the female end B, which is close to the male end a.
As shown in fig. 4, 5 and 6, in some embodiments, the fixing protrusion 11 provided on the connection screw sleeve 1 of the male end a may be specifically designed as a protruding rib, which may be specifically provided with two protruding ribs, and the shell of the female end may be provided with 4 corresponding grooves 91, so that when the protruding ribs on the connection screw sleeve 1 of the male end a are screwed into the grooves 91 of the shell 9 of the female end B, the designed connection screw sleeve 1 may be locked, thereby achieving a self-locking effect.
Further, the female end conductor is further provided with a limiting portion 52, the housing 9 is further provided with a limiting cavity 92, and the limiting portion 52 is correspondingly matched with the limiting cavity 92 so as to limit radial rotation of the housing 9 compared with the female end conductor.
Further, the cross section of the limiting cavity 92 is a first rectangle, and the cross section of the limiting portion 52 is a second rectangle correspondingly matched with the first rectangle.
In such a self-locking rf coaxial connector according to the utility model, the radial rotation of the housing 9 compared to the female end conductor is limited. The female terminal conductor is further provided with a limiting portion 52, the limiting portion 52 may be specifically disposed on the female terminal casing 5 (as shown in fig. 7), and the casing 9 needs to be correspondingly provided with a limiting cavity 91, so as to limit radial rotation of the casing 9 compared with the female terminal conductor based on matching of the limiting portion 52 and the limiting cavity 92.
Accordingly, as shown in fig. 4 and 7, the cross section of the limiting cavity 92 on the housing 9 may be specifically set to a first rectangle, and at the same time, the cross section of the corresponding limiting portion 52 is set to a second rectangle corresponding to the first rectangle. By this arrangement, radial rotation of the housing 9 compared to the female end conductor can be restricted so that the housing 9 can only move axially.
Example 1
Referring to fig. 1 to 7, a first embodiment of the present utility model is as follows: a self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector, comprising: a male end A and a female end B. In this embodiment, the male end a is composed of a connecting screw sleeve 1, a male end insulator 2, a male end inner conductor 3 and a male end outer conductor 4, and the female end B is composed of a female end outer conductor 5, a female end insulator 6, a female end inner conductor 7 and a housing 9.
The male end insulator 2 of the male end A is arranged between the male end inner conductor 3 and the male end outer conductor 4 and forms a fixed whole, and the connecting screw sleeve 1 is correspondingly sleeved on the male end outer conductor 4 and can rotate in the radial direction of the male end outer conductor 4; the female insulator 6 of the female terminal B is correspondingly disposed between the female outer conductor 5 and the female inner conductor 7, and forms a fixed whole, and the housing 9 is correspondingly sleeved on the female outer conductor 5 and can move along the axial direction of the female outer conductor 5 without rotating in comparison with the radial direction of the female outer conductor 5.
It should be noted that, in the embodiment, in order to simplify the threaded connection of the male end a and the female end B for the convenience of the operator, the inventor provides the male screw 51 on the female end outer conductor 5 (as shown in fig. 7) and the female screw 12 on the connection screw 1 (as shown in fig. 4). Based on the arrangement, in actual connection, an operator only needs to control the connecting screw sleeve 1 of the male end A and align the connecting screw sleeve with the female end outer conductor 5 of the female end B, then control the internal thread 12 of the connecting screw sleeve 1 to match with the external thread 51 of the female end outer conductor 5, and screw the connecting bolt 1, so that the threaded connection of the male end A and the female end B can be realized.
Correspondingly, as can be seen further from fig. 4, 5 and 6, in the present embodiment, two fixing protrusions 11 are further provided on the connecting screw sleeve 1 of the male end a, the fixing protrusions 11 are specifically designed as protruding ribs, and four corresponding grooves 91 are provided on one side of the housing 9 of the female end B near the male end a. Wherein, the fixing lug 11 designed can be correspondingly matched with the groove 91, and when the connecting bolt 1 is screwed to realize the threaded connection fixation of the male end A and the female end B, an operator is required to further control the matching of the fixing lug 11 of the connecting bolt 1 and the groove 91 of the shell 9 so as to lock the connecting bolt 1 and the shell 9 together. Since, during design, the inventor purposely designed that the housing 9 can only move along the axial direction of the female-end outer conductor 5, and does not rotate in the radial direction compared with the female-end outer conductor 5, the radial rotation of the connecting bolt 1 can be effectively limited by utilizing the self-locking of the housing 9 and the connecting bolt 1.
It should be noted that, in the self-locking rf coaxial connector according to the present utility model, the radial rotation of the housing 9 compared to the female end outer conductor 5 is limited. A limiting portion 52 (as shown in fig. 7) is further specifically disposed on the female end outer conductor 5, and a limiting cavity 91 (as shown in fig. 4 and 5) is required to be correspondingly disposed in the housing 9, so as to limit radial rotation of the housing 9 compared with the female end conductor based on matching of the limiting portion 52 and the limiting cavity 92. As shown in fig. 4 and 7, in the present embodiment, the limit cavity 92 on the housing 9 is specifically set to a first rectangle, and at the same time, the cross section of the corresponding limit portion 52 is set to a second rectangle corresponding to the first rectangle. By this arrangement, radial rotation of the housing 9 compared to the female end conductor can be restricted so that the housing 9 can only move axially.
In addition, as can be seen from further reference to fig. 2 and 3, in the present embodiment, in order to avoid the loosening of the female end B housing 9 of the self-locking rf coaxial connector designed in the present utility model in the axial direction and the loosening of the locking of the connection screw sleeve 1 with the male end a in the severe vibration use environment, the inventor further sets the spring 8 and the compression ring 10 in the housing 9.
As shown in fig. 2 and 3, in the present utility model, a pressing ring 10 provided inside a housing 9 is fastened outside a female-end outer conductor 5 of a female-end conductor, and the pressing ring 10 can be interference-fitted with the female-end outer conductor 5 to fix itself with the female-end outer conductor 5. One end of the spring 8 arranged in the shell 9 is abutted against the shell 9, and the other end is abutted against the compression ring 10 fixedly matched with the female end outer conductor 5.
Since the compression ring 10 is fixedly matched with the female end outer conductor 5 and the spring 8 has elastic force, as shown in fig. 2, under the action of the elastic force of the spring 8, the housing 9 can be tightly abutted against the raised step 53 (see fig. 2 and 7) of the female end outer conductor 5 in a normal state, and the raised step 53 can block the housing 9 to avoid further displacement of the housing 9. In this way, after the housing 9 and the connecting screw sleeve 1 are locked in a butt joint, the elastic force of the spring 8 is used as a pretightening force by utilizing the characteristic of the spring 8, so that the groove 91 of the housing 9 can be tightly aligned with the fixing projection 11, and the groove 91 and the fixing projection 11 can be prevented from loosening under severe vibration conditions.
It should be noted that, since the spring 8 is installed inside the housing 9, when an operator needs to unlock the self-locking rf coaxial connector, the housing 9 is only controlled to overcome the elastic force of the spring 8 and move along the axial direction of the female end outer conductor 5 in the direction away from the connection screw sleeve 1, so as to release the matching between the groove 91 and the fixing bump 11, and rotate the connection screw sleeve 1 of the male end a to unlock the threaded connection, thereby separating the male end a from the female end B.
In the practical use process, the male end A and the female end B of the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector are connected through threads, meanwhile, the fixing lug 11 designed at the end part of one side of the connecting screw sleeve 1 of the male end A, which is close to the female end B, can be matched with the groove 91 correspondingly formed in one side of the shell 9, which is close to the male end A, so that when the connecting screw sleeve 1 of the male end A is in threaded connection with the female end outer conductor 5 of the female end B, the fixing lug 11 on the connecting screw sleeve 1 can be correspondingly screwed into the groove 91 of the shell 9. Since the housing 9 can be fitted over the female-end outer conductor 5 in design, it is provided so as to be movable in the axial direction of the female-end outer conductor 5 without rotating in comparison with the radial direction of the female-end outer conductor 5. Therefore, under severe vibration use environment, the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector designed by the utility model cannot loosen after being butted, and the shell 9 designed by the female end B can lock the connecting screw sleeve 1 and limit and lock radial rotation of the connecting screw thread 1, so that the signal transmission cannot generate jumping phenomenon.
When an operator needs to unlock the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector, only the shell 9 of the female end B needs to be pulled towards the direction away from the male end A connecting screw sleeve 1, so that the shell 9 of the female end A moves towards the direction away from the connecting screw sleeve 1 along the axial direction of the female end outer conductor 5, and further a gap is formed between the male end A connecting screw sleeve 1 and the shell 9 of the female end B, and the radial rotation of the connecting screw sleeve 1 is not locked by the shell 9. Then an operator can rotate the connecting screw sleeve 1 of the male end A to unlock the threaded connection of the connecting screw sleeve 1 and the female end outer conductor 5, and the male end A and the female end B can be separated.
Therefore, in the actual use process, the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector designed by the utility model can effectively, quickly and conveniently realize self-locking connection of the male end and the female end, and the male end and the female end of the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector cannot loosen after being butted under severe vibration use environment, so that the signal transmission cannot generate a jumping phenomenon, the stability is better, and the self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector has good popularization prospect and application value.
The foregoing description is only illustrative of the present utility model and is not intended to limit the scope of the utility model, and all equivalent changes made by the specification and drawings of the present utility model, or direct or indirect application in the relevant art, are included in the scope of the present utility model.

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1. A self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector, comprising:
the male end comprises a connecting screw sleeve, and at least one fixing lug is arranged on the connecting screw sleeve;
the female end comprises a shell and a female end conductor, wherein one side, close to the male end, of the shell is provided with at least one groove, the shell is sleeved on the female end conductor and can move along the axial direction of the female end conductor without radial rotation compared with the female end conductor;
the male end is detachably connected with the female end, the connecting threaded sleeve is in threaded connection with the female end conductor, and the fixing protruding block is correspondingly matched with the groove.
2. The self-locking rf coaxial connector of claim 1, wherein the housing further includes a spring and a compression ring; the compression ring is fastened outside the female end conductor so as to be in interference fit with the female end conductor; one side of the spring is abutted against the shell, and the other side of the spring is abutted against the compression ring.
3. The self-locking rf coaxial connector of claim 1, wherein the male end further comprises a male end conductor and a male end insulator, the male end insulator being connected to the male end conductor, the connection screw sleeve being sleeved on the male end conductor.
4. A self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector as recited by claim 3 wherein the male conductor further comprises a male outer conductor and a male inner conductor, the male insulator being disposed between the male outer conductor and the male inner conductor.
5. The self-locking radio frequency coaxial connector of claim 1, wherein the female end further comprises a female end insulator, the female end insulator being connected to the female end conductor.
6. The self-locking rf coaxial connector of claim 5, wherein the female end conductor further comprises a female end outer conductor and a female end inner conductor, the female end insulator being disposed between the female end outer conductor and the female end inner conductor.
7. The self-locking rf coaxial connector of claim 6, wherein the female end outer conductor has external threads and the coupling screw has internal threads that mate with the external threads to threadably couple the female end outer conductor to the coupling screw.
8. The self-locking rf coaxial connector of claim 1, wherein the connecting screw sleeve has two fixing protrusions, and the housing of the female end has four grooves formed on a side thereof adjacent to the male end.
9. The self-locking rf coaxial connector of claim 1, wherein the female end conductor further includes a stop portion, and the housing further includes a stop cavity, the stop portion being correspondingly matched with the stop cavity to limit radial rotation of the housing as compared to the female end conductor.
10. The self-locking rf coaxial connector of claim 9, wherein the cross-section of the spacing cavity is a first rectangle and the cross-section of the spacing portion is a second rectangle that is correspondingly matched to the first rectangle.
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