DE7006088U - ANGLE PLUG FOR COAXAIL CABLE. - Google Patents

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PATENT LAWYERS DR. HUGO WILCKEN DIPL.-ING. THOMAS WILCKEN D - 24 LÜBECK. WIDE STREET 52-54

Feb. 19, 1970

Applicant:

Wolfgang Friday, 2351 Trappenkamp, Arndtstrasse 11

Angle connector for coaxial cable

The innovation concerns an angled connector for coaxial cables, its Central contact pin and its sleeve surrounding the pin coaxially attached to a plate made of insulating material are, on the underside of which can be covered with a housing, devices for the respective connection of the middle and outer conductors of the coaxial cable are provided, the connection of the sleeve to the plate by means of tabs provided at its lower end thereby occurs that the free ends of the tabs guided through the plate recesses are deformed or deformed in the area below the plate. are bent.

In the case of angled connectors of the aforementioned type, it is known to use the connector plate made of insulating material with, for example, two openings to provide, through which two equally long tabs of the electrically conductive sleeve reach, the free ends of the The leaflet is bent over to attach the sleeve to the plsite are. This type of connection of the sleeve requires a special one to connect the outer conductor of the coaxial cable to the sleeve Connector. In a further embodiment of the aforementioned connector, it is known to first of all have to bend the free flap ends

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a circuit board with corresponding openings for the sleeve tabs to wipe over these tabs until they rest against the underside of the plate, after which the tabs are bent over. This circuit board has an extension which is connected directly to the outer conductor of the coaxial cable. Furthermore owns the circuit board of course has a central hole for the contact of the center conductor of the coaxial cable with the center pin of the Angled connector.

These known plugs, which are mass-produced, are too complex to construct .. and to assemble and are therefore relative expensive to manufacture. Special care must be taken to ensure that the electrical connection of the outer conductor of the cable with the electrically conductive sleeve of the plug is made properly.

The task of the innovation is to create a coaxial connector, the structure of which is further simplified and which has a secure connection option that can be made without special care • at the contact point of the outer conductor and the connector sleeve .

The solution to the problem is that in the case of the aforementioned Angle plug the sleeve is provided with a longer tab in relation to the other fastening tab or tabs,

j which is bent over parallel or approximately parallel to the underside of the plate and has an end area underneath a cable clamp.

runs and as a contact for the outer conductor of the with the cable clamp to be fastened coaxial cable is used. Another feature of the article after the innovation is that the bent Part of the longer contact tab in the area of the clamp runs a short distance from the underside of the plate and resiliently in Direction of the plate is deflectable.

With this solution is a simplified construction of an angle connector for coaxial cables because the longer sleeve flap is bent over serves at the same time both as a contact means between the outer conductor of the coaxial cable and the connector sleeve as well as a mechanical fastening means for the sleeve to the plate. Furthermore, the longer tab on the clamping point for the electrical contacts ensure reliable contact. Overall, the improved connector requires less effort Material and assembly time, which makes the production of this angled connector, which is manufactured as a mass-produced item, very cheaper.

The innovation is explained below using an exemplary embodiment; described in more detail in connection with the accompanying drawing.

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'Fig. 1 is a plan view of the underside of the connector plate with the bent fastening tabs of the sleeve,

j FIG. 2 is a sectional view along the line II-II in FIG. 1 ι with the cover housing indicated by dashed lines. ;

On a plate 1 made of insulating material with two opposite one another

lying slot-shaped recesses 2 is a sleeve 3 made of j electrically conductive material with two fastening tabs 4 and I -4-

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attached in that the initially still straight tabs 4 and 5 be inserted through the recesses 2 until the rest of the sleeve against the top 6 of the plate 1 to plant, after which the Tabs on the underside of the plate 7 are unbent outwards.

According to the innovation, the one fastening tab 5 of the sleeve 3, with which the outer conductor of a coaxial cable (not shown) is connected, is longer than the other sleeve tab or tabs 4 and runs parallel or approximately parallel to the underside of the plate 7 to the clamping area of one on the plate 1 screw-on cable clamp 8, which is indicated in Fig. 1 by dashed lines. In Fig. 2 a seat base 8a consisting of one piece with the plate 1 can be seen, on which the shell 8 can be placed when the coaxial cable is clamped by tightening the screw 9, whereby the electrical contact is wiped with the outer conductor of the cable and the longer flap 5 BSW. ; the sleeve 3 is made. In order to improve the contact at this point, the fastening tab 5 but the underside 7 of the plate 1 is spaced a certain distance apart, so that when the coaxial cable is clamped, the tab yielding resiliently in the direction of the plate, a spring force generated in this way is increased ; Causes the cable to stick. \

To establish the other electrical connection of the coaxial cable, the central conductor of the cable is old in the usual way connected to the center contact pin 10 of the angled connector by means of the screw 11, hit a dashed line in FIG

! Housing 12 becomes the clamping side of the angle connector after the innovation covered by adding knobs 13 in appropriate Engage or pinch holes in housing 12.

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Claims (2)

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