EP0595234B1 - Kabelstecker für vieladrige Kabel - Google Patents
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- EP0595234B1 EP0595234B1 EP93117262A EP93117262A EP0595234B1 EP 0595234 B1 EP0595234 B1 EP 0595234B1 EP 93117262 A EP93117262 A EP 93117262A EP 93117262 A EP93117262 A EP 93117262A EP 0595234 B1 EP0595234 B1 EP 0595234B1
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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
- H01R9/03—Connectors arranged to contact a plurality of the conductors of a multiconductor cable, e.g. tapping connections
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- H01R13/58—Means for relieving strain on wire connection, e.g. cord grip, for avoiding loosening of connections between wires and terminals within a coupling device terminating a cable
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- H01R13/648—Protective earth or shield arrangements on coupling devices, e.g. anti-static shielding
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- the invention relates to a cable connector for multi-core cables with a connector housing and a multi-part, in the Plug housing inserted module plug, which consists of individual, stacked into a contact block and lying directly on top of each other and each other in the direction of insertion locked plate-shaped contact carriers made of insulating material exists, each with the same outer surface open, parallel to each other in the direction of insertion, channels formed by parallel partitions for the IDC (insulation Displacement Connection) Contacts for connecting the individual cable cores are provided.
- IDC insulation Displacement Connection
- the one of two sheet metal half shells has a composite connector housing into which a Module plug is used to connect the cable wires.
- the Module plug consists of two receptacles that can be accommodated in plastic half-shells Contact carriers, the contacts for the connection the cable cores back to back in a double row Contact carriers are used.
- the contacts for the connection the cable cores back to back in a double row Contact carriers are used.
- For cable plugs with more than the contact carriers are placed next to each other in two rows installed so that the contacts of two contact carriers each other opposite. In this case, between the two Contact carrier an insulating strip for separation and securing contacts inserted.
- each contact carrier must be used during processing, i.e. H. when connecting the cable wires to the respective row of contacts, be turned.
- an odd number of rows of contacts one and two rows Contact carrier required.
- the cable connector known from FIG. 4 of US Pat. No. 4,550,960 also has a module connector with several double rows Contact carriers, between which insulation pads are used to secure contacts are inserted.
- EP-A-0 210 468 is a connector with a strip-shaped insulating housing known in the three of Insulating strips formed contact carriers are used.
- the Insulation strips are transverse to the direction of flow on the connection side of the contact elements, which contact spring parts and on the connection side, conductor connection parts with insulation displacement contact points have, with adjacent chambers provided that are laterally delimited by partitions and except in Direction of the contact elements only to one Flat side of the insulating strip are open.
- In the chamber is a contact element with its conductor connection part applicable.
- the insulating strips extend only over the length of the conductor connection part of the contact elements, so that their contact spring parts are completely free of protrude from the insulating strip and only in the insulating material housing used condition are isolated from each other.
- the insulating housing with channel-like recesses provided, the partitions the insulation of the contact spring parts cause.
- the invention has for its object to build a Cable connector of the type mentioned and the structure of the Simplify module connector.
- the module connector With such a cable connector, there is the module connector made of several plate-shaped, non-displaceable stacked, single row and equally trained, so uniform contacts. This is in several ways advantageous.
- the module connector has one simple, especially in terms of assembly and connection technology Regarding advantageous construction of a connection of the cable wires enabled in a rational way.
- the module connector regardless of the number of its contact rows, so even with an odd number of rows of contacts, simple and inexpensive to set up because there are no different ones Embodiments of contact carriers used will.
- the processing, i.e. the connection of the cable cores or the assembly can be one for all contact carriers Module connector from the same direction, without that a contact carrier must be turned.
- Im to one Contact block stacked state of the contact carrier do not show the open pages of the IDC contacts to each other so that they can contact through the intervening
- the back of the contact carrier is reliably separated electrically are and no additional insulating intermediate layers between the individual contact carriers are required.
- the Processing tool to be used for the assembly can be designed easily, the contact carrier all fit in a tool holder.
- the one on top of the other stackable, uniformly designed contact carriers existing structure of the module connector is also of great size Advantage if individual contacts are broken and repaired Need to become.
- the contact block can be used without Difficulties can be taken out of the connector housing.
- the individual stacked contact carriers can then be spread out wide so that every contact is clearly visible and is easily accessible and can be easily replaced.
- a cable connector In the case of a cable connector according to the invention, it is the module connector forming contact block at least on the open side, So at the front of the last contact carrier, against one Conductively designed connector housing insulated. In a more appropriate way Way of doing this is on the open front of the last one Contact carrier to cover its open channels a plate-shaped Insulated part provided.
- a Cable connector has the plate-shaped insulating part on two parallel to each other, running in the direction of insertion Longitudinal side webs on what it with the Sidewalls of another, approximately U-shaped in cross section Insulating part lockable and to a contact block container is mated, which the contact carrier in to the contact block stacked state holds together.
- the insulating parts of such a contact block container still perform additional functions by the insulating parts in the Area of their plug end with polarization and Coding means are provided.
- the shielded cable connector 1 (Fig.5) consists of a conductive trained connector housing 2, a device 3 for Connection of a multi-core cable 4 and a multi-part, in the connector housing inserted module connector 5 for the Connection of the individual cable wires 6.
- the connector housing 2 is e.g. made of two metal, in cross section U-shaped half shells 2a and 2b assembled, which is expediently formed by stamped sheet metal parts will.
- the half shells 2a and 2b each with an end wall 21 or 22 (Fig.5) and one in this intended, open to the other half-shell Recess 23 or 24 for the introduction of the cable connection device 3 trained.
- the recesses 23, 24 are elongated in the end walls perpendicular to the direction of insertion 21,22 provided and at their arcuate end each from a protruding perpendicular to the respective end wall Collar 25 and 26 surround.
- Fig.5 shows, is in the one half-shell 2a of the module connector 5 with the over Cable connection device 3 connected cables 4 introduced, while the other half-shell 2b im on the half-shell 2a attached state shielded the connector as a cap completes.
- the cable connection device 3 comprises - as the figures show - An annular crimping element 31, one over the cable 4 sliding metal support sleeve 32 and a relatively flat, also metal union nut 33.
- the support sleeve 32 is at one end with an external thread 34 Threaded part 35 for screwing with the union nut 33 and at the other end with a slotted, internal thread having contact part 36 for the cable shield educated.
- the support sleeve 32 has a radially projecting flange 37 on the - especially if the support sleeve from a hexagonal material is made - a hexagonal peripheral shape has, the width across flats 37 is larger than the clear inside width - here the width - of provided in the end walls 21, 22 of the connector housing 2 Recesses 23.24.
- the cable connection device 3 is in a separate assembly step pre-assembled on the cable 4.
- the support sleeve 32 together with the union nut 33 via the stripped cable 4 pushed and with the internal thread of the contact part 36 screwed onto the cable jacket.
- the cable shield turned inside out over the contact part 36, the annular Crimp element 31 pushed over and by means of a simple Pliers e.g. further compressed at two deformed points 38 and excited.
- the crimping element 31 presses the Cable shield firmly on the contact part 36, which with its Internal threads continue to enter the cable jacket until the slots are closed and a closed diameter arises.
- the cable 4 is thus for the connection of his Wires 6 to the module connector 5 and for installation in the Prepared connector housing.
- the module plug 5 is a modular system consisting of several contact carriers made of insulating material that with rows arranged contacts for connecting the individual cable cores 6 are provided.
- the module connector 5 has five contact carriers 51a, 51b, 51c, 51d and 51e, which are plate-shaped and each provided with a single row of contacts 58 are. All contact rows 58 of the module connector 5 are each on the same outer surface of the contact carriers 51a to 51e, namely on the front facing the viewer of the figures 52 of the individual contact carriers arranged.
- the contact rows 58 are each through in the top half of the Contact carriers provided, parallel and open to one another, channels 53 running in the direction of insertion, into which not here drawn IDC (Insulation Displacement Connection) contacts inserted and anchored in small holes 54, as well as closed and aligned to these channels Channels leading to the mating side within the material thickness the contact carrier run, formed.
- a row of contacts has nine channels 53 in the illustrated embodiment with pre-assembled IDC contacts.
- the open channels 53 are formed by parallel partitions 55, on the lower one End before the start of the closed channels two each project small parallel ribs 56.
- the contact carriers 51a to 51e are now one after the other simply stacked on top of one another so that they - as Fig.3 shows - a compact, closed contact block 59 form, the contact carrier lie directly on top of each other. Since here there is between the contact row 58 on the front 52 of a contact carrier and the row of contacts 58 on the front 52 of an adjacent contact carrier each have a contact-free back 57 of a contact carrier the open contacts are against each other secured so that no insulating intermediate layers between the individual contact carriers are required.
- the contact block 59 also has closed side surfaces 60 on, here each by two to each other parallel longitudinal edges running in the direction of insertion Narrow provided for the front of each contact carrier nd stepped side webs 61, which in corresponding Wells 62 on the back 57 of an adjacent contact carrier intervene, are formed to air and creepage distances to avoid. Only at the viewer's 3 facing the front, the contact block 59 is open, since the contacts on the front 52 of the contact carrier 51e are not covered.
- the Contact block 59 shown in Fig. 3 as easily as in Assembly to be fanned out again so that the rows of contacts 58 of the individual, fanned out contact carriers 51a to 51e - as Fig. 2 shows - for possible exchanges of Contacts are easily accessible.
- the contact block 59 shown in FIG. 3 is - like FIG. 4 shows - recorded in a contact block container 63, the from a first insulating part which is approximately U-shaped in cross section 63a and a plate-shaped second insulating part 63b.
- the first insulating part 63a has two side walls 64, with each in the area of the ends of their front longitudinal edge two locking holes 65 are provided, and one over the Side walls 64 also extended rear wall 66 for support of the contact block 59. This is the contact block facing inner surface of the rear wall 66 as the front the contact carrier 51a to 51e with the ribs 56 corresponding own ribs, which then fit into the slots engage the back 57 of the first contact carrier 51a.
- the second plate-shaped insulating part 63b now serves as a cover for the open side of the contact block, i.e. as Cover the open contacts of the last contact carrier 51e and at the same time as the lid of the contact block container 63.
- the second insulating part 63b faces two towards one another parallel, longitudinal edges running in the direction of insertion 67 with two each according to the position of the locking holes 65 of the first insulating part 63a arranged locking lugs 68 on. These latches snap together when the two insulating parts 63a and 63b to the contact block container 63 into the locking holes 65.
- the contact block 59 is then held together by the second insulating member 63b and on its open side insulated covered.
- the two insulating parts 63a and 63b of the contact block container 63 are - as with the insulating part 63b in FIGS. 4 and 5 can be seen - in the area of its plug-side (lower)
- polarization and coding means are ribs running in the direction of insertion 69 and grooves 70 on the outer surface 71 of the insulating part 63b or on the outer surface of the rear wall 66 of the insulating part 63a as well as by strips that can be inserted separately into the grooves 72 formed.
- the contact block 59 and the container 63 form the complete Module connector 5, which - as shown in Fig.5 and initially is already mentioned - with the cable connection device 3 connected multi-core cables 4 as a whole in the Half-shell 2a of the connector housing 2 used and in this e.g. by means of inwards in the side walls 27 of the half-shell torn locking tongues 28 is kept locked.
- the union nut 33 screwed so that the end walls 21,22 of the composite Half shells 2a and 2b of the connector housing 2 between the flange 37 of the support sleeve 32 and that on the threaded part 35 of the support sleeve screwed on union nut 33 are clamped. So that is the mechanical connection between the connector housing 2 and the cable connection device 3 manufactured, due to a corresponding clear Outer width of the two diametrically opposite one another Collar 25,26 the union nut 33 overlaps this collar. In addition, the union nut is screwed tight 33 the contacting of the cable shield on the connector housing 2 produced.
- the connector housing can also be formed in one piece, wherein the contact block with insulation then in the open face of the connector housing is inserted.
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- Kabelstecker (1) für vieladrige Kabel (4), mit einem Stekkergehäuse (2) und einem mehrteiligen, in das Steckergehäuse (2) eingesetzten Modulstecker (5), der aus einzelnen zu einem Kontaktblock (59) gestapelten und dabei unmittelbar aufeinanderliegenden und gegenseitig in Steckrichtung aneinander arretierten plattenförmigen Kontaktträgern (51a bis 51e) aus Isoliermaterial besteht, die jeweils auf der gleichen Außenfläche (Vorderseite 52) mit offenen, in Steckrichtung zueinander parallel verlaufenden, durch parallele Trennwände (55) gebildeten Kanälen (53) für die IDC-(Insulation Displacement Connection)Kontakte zum Anschluß der einzelnen Kabeladern (6) versehen sind,
gekennzeichnet durch folgende Merkmale:a) die plattenförmigen Kontaktträger (51a bis 51e) sind an der Vorderseite (52) mit zu den offenen Kanälen (53) fluchtenden, geschlossenen und zur Steckseite hin verlaufenden Kanälen für zur Kontaktgabe mit einem Gegenkontaktelement bestimmte Steck-Kontaktabschnitte der IDC-Kontakte versehen,b) die Kontaktträger (51a bis 51e) sind so aufeinander gestapelt, daß sich zwischen der Kontaktreihe (58) an der Vorderseite (52) eines Kontaktträgers (z. B. 51a) und der Kontaktreihe (58) an der Vorderseite (52) eines benachbarten Kontaktträgers (z. B. 51b) jeweils eine durchgehende, als isolierende Trennwand wirkende Kontaktträger-Außenfläche (Rückseite 57) ohne Kontaktreihe befindet. - Kabelstecker nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die offenen Kanäle (53) der Kontaktreihen (58) jeweils in der oberen (anschlußseitigen) Hälfte der Kontaktträger (51a bis 51e) vorgesehen sind und sich die geschlossenen Kanäle innerhalb der Materialdicke der Kontaktträger verlaufend anschließen. - Kabelstecker nach Anspruch 1 oder 2,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
der von den aufeinandergestapelten Kontaktträgern (51a bis 51e) gebildete Kontaktblock (59) in einem Kontaktblockbehälter (63) aus Isoliermaterial aufgenommen ist. - Kabelstecker nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
an der offenen Vorderseite (52)des letzten Kontaktträgers (52e) zur Abdeckung seiner offenen Kanäle (53) ein plattenförmiges Isolierteil (63b) vorgesehen ist. - Kabelstecker nach Anspruch 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das plattenförmige Isolierteil (63b) an zwei zueinander parallelen, in Steckrichtung verlaufenden Längskanten Seitenstege (67) aufweist und damit mit den Seitenwänden (64) eines weiteren, im Querschnitt etwa U-förmigen Isolierteiles (63a) verrastbar und zu dem Kontaktblockbehälter (63) zusammenfügbar ist, der die Kontaktträger (51a-51e) in zu dem Kontaktblock (59) gestapelten Zustand zusammenhält. - Kabelstecker nach Anspruch 5,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Isolierteile (63a, 63b) im Bereich ihres steckseitigen Endes mit Polarisierungs- und Codierungsmitteln (69, 70, 72) versehen sind. - Kabelstecker nach Anspruch 6,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Polarisierungs- und Codierungsmittel durch in Steckrichtung verlaufende Rippen (69) und Nuten (70) an der Außenfläche (71) der Isolierteile (63a, 63b) sowie durch in die Nuten (70) gesondert einsetzbare Leisten (72) gebildet sind. - Kabelstecker nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
der Kontaktblock (59) geschlossene Seitenflächen (60) aufweist. - Kabelstecker nach Anspruch 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Seitenflächen (60) jeweils durch schmale Seitenstege (61) gebildet sind, die an zwei zueinander parallelen, in Steckrichtung verlaufenden Längskanten an der Vorderseite der einzelnen Kontaktträger (51a bis 51e) vorgesehen sind und in korrespondierende Vertiefungen (61) an der Rückseite (57) eines benachbarten Kontaktträgers eingreifen. - Kabelstecker nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Kontaktträger (51a-51e) zur Arretierung in Steckrichtung und quer dazu an der Vorderseite (52) mit Vorsprüngen (56) ausgebildet sind, die in korrespondierende Ausnehmungen an der Rückseite (57) eines benachbarten Kontaktträgers (51a-51e) eingreifen. - Kabelstecker nach Anspruch 10,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
die Vorsprünge zur Arretierung der Kontaktträger (51a-51e) durch Rippen (56) im Bereich der Kontaktreihe (58) an der Vorderseite (52) der Kontaktträger (51a-51e) und die Ausnehmungen durch korrespondierende Schlitze an der Rückseite (57) der Kontaktträger (51a-51e) gebildet sind. - Kabelstecker nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Steckergehäuse (2) aus zwei im Querschnitt etwa U-förmigen Halbschalen (2a, 2b) besteht und der Kontaktblock (59) mit Isolierung als Ganzes in eine Halbschale (2a)eingesetzt und in dieser verriegelt ist. - Kabelstecker nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 11,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Steckergehäuse einteilig ausgebildet und der Kontaktblock mit Isolierung in die offene Stirnseite des Steckergehäuses eingeschoben ist. - Kabelstecker nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
zum Anschluß eines Kabels (4) eine mit der Stirnwand (21, 22) des Steckergehäuses (2) mechanisch verbindbare Kabelanschlußeinrichtung (3) vorgesehen ist, welche eine Stützhülse (32) mit Flansch (37) und Gewindeteil (35) sowie eine Überwurfmutter (33) umfaßt.
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