EP0670082B1 - Connecteur coaxial haute frequence a fiches pour la connexion d'une pluralite de lignes coaxiales - Google Patents

Connecteur coaxial haute frequence a fiches pour la connexion d'une pluralite de lignes coaxiales Download PDF

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EP0670082B1
EP0670082B1 EP94900138A EP94900138A EP0670082B1 EP 0670082 B1 EP0670082 B1 EP 0670082B1 EP 94900138 A EP94900138 A EP 94900138A EP 94900138 A EP94900138 A EP 94900138A EP 0670082 B1 EP0670082 B1 EP 0670082B1
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Herbert Emmerich
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    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R24/00—Two-part coupling devices, or either of their cooperating parts, characterised by their overall structure
    • H01R24/38—Two-part coupling devices, or either of their cooperating parts, characterised by their overall structure having concentrically or coaxially arranged contacts
    • H01R24/40—Two-part coupling devices, or either of their cooperating parts, characterised by their overall structure having concentrically or coaxially arranged contacts specially adapted for high frequency
    • H—ELECTRICITY
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    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
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    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R4/00—Electrically-conductive connections between two or more conductive members in direct contact, i.e. touching one another; Means for effecting or maintaining such contact; Electrically-conductive connections having two or more spaced connecting locations for conductors and using contact members penetrating insulation
    • H01R4/02—Soldered or welded connections
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • 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
    • H01R9/05—Connectors arranged to contact a plurality of the conductors of a multiconductor cable, e.g. tapping connections for coaxial cables

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  • the invention relates to a coaxial radio-frequency connector for connecting numerous coaxial lines with the features of the types described in the preambles of claims 1 or 2.
  • Coaxial connectors for high-frequency technology are known per se.
  • Coaxial connectors for connecting numerous coaxial lines are required, for example, in transmission technology.
  • signal speeds for coaxial lines in the HF range are achieved with up to 93 percent of the speed of light.
  • an essential requirement is to prevent crosstalk between neighboring lines as much as possible. So far, with coaxial cables directly next to each other, a lower grid spacing of 2.54 mm for the individual cables has been achieved for the plug connections. So far, all signal lines and the associated ground lines have been connected purely manually.
  • Conventional soldering technology is usually used as the connection technology. Due to the closely adjacent signal and ground wires, the soldering process easily leads to short circuits and thus to errors in the connector structure.
  • the coaxial shielding effect of the coaxial lines is also disturbed or interrupted by the separation of signal and ground lines for connection on the adjacent contact points.
  • the juxtaposition of the signal or ground wires of the numerous coaxial lines lying next to each other on the contact points of the connector then leads to additional errors in the contacting if the signal lines and the ground lines are not fully seated on the contact point, as is the case, for example, with high-frequency coaxial lines is whose signal and ground lines consist of thin wires or strands that have resilient properties.
  • Such sources of error must be eliminated by means of an appropriate control and by a time-consuming repair process.
  • a coaxial connector for a distribution board is known.
  • This known plug connection has a plurality of connection points lying next to one another, into which coaxial plugs can optionally be inserted.
  • the outer conductor connections of the connection points are formed by walls of the cavities of a lattice-shaped holder arranged on the distribution panel, the cavities formed by the lattice surrounding the connection points of the inner conductors and being electrically conductive at least on one wall side.
  • These conductive wall sides are at least partially connected to one another and to a reference potential, and resilient contact elements are provided in the cavities and / or on the coaxial connectors for producing a conductive connection between the outer conductors of the coaxial connector and the conductive wall sides.
  • the invention has for its object to provide a simple and inexpensive high-frequency connector suitable for mass production, which allows in particular an automatic and mechanical connection of numerous coaxial lines at the same time for the connection of several coaxial lines and which achieves the closest locking distances for the connection of the coaxial lines enables the individual plug while maintaining the coaxial shielding effect of each individual coaxial line for the respective signal line.
  • the advantages of the invention are in particular that a common intermediate support is provided for the base housing.
  • the basic housing is used to connect the intended number of individual coaxial lines to the high-frequency connector.
  • These recesses are thus designed to be radio-frequency-tight, ie the base housings made of electrically insulating material for guiding the signal lines are surrounded by a complete electrical shield for each individual coaxial line, which ensures perfect coaxial behavior.
  • the recesses described can be arranged very closely next to one another if this is done, for example, in a row-like manner or in a row-like block with openings for the base housing; So far not possible close spacing of signal lines reach individual coaxial lines.
  • the 2.54 mm spacing between two signal lines known from the prior art can be at least halved.
  • the coaxial lines consisting of strands or thin wires, e.g. used in multi-core round cables, in the state of the art often led to positioning errors at the contact points due to their elasticity and their resilient properties.
  • centrally arranged through holes for the signal lines are provided in the subject matter of the invention, each through hole being preceded by a run-in phase in the form of a funnel-shaped expansion of the through hole.
  • This funnel-shaped extension practically always ensures that the signal wires are guided.
  • This bore with a funnel-shaped extension also makes it possible to correctly position resilient or slightly elastic signal lines at the connection point when they are inserted mechanically into the running-in phase.
  • this funnel-shaped extension provides passive tolerance compensation, which in turn can also compensate for positioning inaccuracies.
  • the multiple coaxial connectors are also equipped with features so that the combined ground shielding lines or possibly both wires can also be connected automatically and mechanically for each of the adjacent coaxial lines.
  • the coaxial high-frequency connector for each individual ground contact of the numerous coaxial lines is equipped with one bendable tab on the entire housing per ground line.
  • the correspondingly bent and supplied individual ground lines of the numerous coaxial lines automatically lie on the correspondingly designed tab of the overall housing wall when the base housing already connected to the signal contact is inserted.
  • the pre-bent ground lines of the individual coaxial lines lie exactly on the corresponding pre-bent lashing of the entire housing wall and can now be electrically connected to one another by suitable soldering devices .
  • the automated connection options for the signal lines and the ground lines of the coaxial lines arranged next to one another only enable the tasks to be solved for the coaxial radio-frequency connector according to the invention.
  • the high-frequency connector consists of an overall housing 1, which encloses the first base housing 2 for the coaxial high-frequency lines. Of the coaxial high-frequency lines, only one signal line 3 can be seen in section in FIG. 1, which is connected to a signal contact 4 in the first base housing.
  • the first base housing 2 are made of an electrically insulating material, for example a plastic or any other suitable material.
  • the signal contact 4 for the Signal line 3 of the coaxial line 11 is arranged centrally in the first base housing.
  • the coaxial high-frequency connector shown in FIG. 1 contains five basic housings for five individual coaxial lines 11. Depending on the design requirements, the high-frequency connector can be expanded by any number of additional individual lines and thus the basic housing.
  • the first base housing 2 are mounted in the electrically conductive overall housing 1 by means of a common first intermediate carrier 5.
  • the first intermediate carrier which is likewise made of an electrically conductive material, for example a metal or any other electrical material and has electrical shielding properties, is continuously meandering and line-like, see FIG. 2.
  • the meandering shape of the first intermediate carrier 5 is curved such that in each case Recesses are formed in a form that the first base housing 2 can be stored there.
  • the recesses 6 formed by the meandering first intermediate carrier lie parallel to one another. The storage of the first base housing 2 in the first intermediate carrier 5 thus takes place on the one hand in the cutouts 6, which each covered three sides of the base housing and with the fourth side through the respective inner sides of the overall housing 1.
  • the first intermediate carrier and the entire housing are made of electrically conductive material are made and are in electrical contact with each other, it follows that the recesses 6 are shielded on all four sides with high frequency.
  • the first base housing 2 are designed so that they are slidably mounted in the recesses formed by the meandering intermediate support and the respective overall housing wall.
  • first basic housings Five first basic housings are shown in FIG. However, depending on the design requirements, any number of additional coaxial lines or first base housings can be arranged in the line-like, meandering first intermediate carrier.
  • Such coaxial high-frequency connectors for numerous individual coaxial lines are required, for example, due to the miniaturization of the built-in parts, such as the IC's, and the signals that are to be transmitted thereby increasingly frequently.
  • the numerous individual coaxial lines are combined to form multi-core round cables, so that appropriate plugs are then required, the manual connection of the lines being very time-consuming and expensive.
  • the electrically conductive overall housing 1 also serves as a common ground for all ground contacts 7 of the numerous coaxial lines to be connected.
  • the overall housing 1 is for the total number of individual coaxial lines to be connected via one ground contact 7 each to the respective ground lines 8 of the individual Coaxial lines 11 electrically connected.
  • the ground contacts 7 of the entire housing consist of bendable tabs, see FIGS. 3 to 6. These ground contacts 7 in the form of bendable tabs can be obtained, for example, directly by punching out the entire housing wall 1.
  • FIG. 7 shows a second exemplary embodiment for a common second intermediate carrier 9 for second base housing 20 of the coaxial connector.
  • an electrically conductive overall housing 1 is provided which surrounds the second intermediate carrier 9.
  • the second intermediate carrier 9 itself was also formed from conductive material.
  • the second intermediate support 9 is equipped as a closed, line-like block with openings 10 lying parallel to one another.
  • the openings 10 are modeled in shape and size of the second base housing 20, so that the second base housing 20 are also slidably mounted in the closed, row-like block.
  • the openings 10 are in turn formed parallel to one another, so that all of the second base housings 20 can be automatically and mechanically inserted into the second intermediate carrier 9 at the same time.
  • the second base housings 20 are made of suitable electrically insulating material and the second intermediate support 9 has a ground contact 7 in the form of bendable for the total number of coaxial lines to be connected Tabs. These tabs can be punched out directly from the intermediate support wall 9.
  • the ground contacts 7 in the form of a tab are each bent out of the housing wall or the wall of the second intermediate carrier 9 by 90 °. With a corresponding 90 ° bend angle, the ground lines 8 of the individual coaxial lines are bent up by them. All ground lines 8 of the individual coaxial lines 11 of the first and second base housings 2 and 20 inserted into the first and second intermediate supports 5 and 9 and connected to the signal contact 4 are parallel after the insertion of the first and second intermediate supports 5 and 9 into the overall housing 1 on the ground contacts 7 of the overall housing 1 or the intermediate carriers 9, which are designed as tabs.
  • a first and a second exemplary embodiment of a first and second base housing 2 and 20 and the associated connection of the individual coaxial lines to the coaxial high-frequency plug connector according to the invention will now be explained below.
  • the numerous individual coaxial lines 11 are simultaneously provided in a manner not shown here, for example by a workpiece carrier in the latching distance required for the connector.
  • the individual coaxial lines are rigidly fixed in the workpiece carrier. This also enables both the signal lines and the ground lines of the individual coaxial lines to be fed to the base housing 2 and 20 of the coaxial high-frequency connector at a very specific angle.
  • the first embodiment of the base housing 2 is shown in Figures 3, 4, 5 and 6. For the sake of clarity, only a single coaxial line 11 is shown. In reality, the assembly of the numerous coaxial lines arranged side by side in the base housing 2 takes place simultaneously.
  • the coaxial lines 11 are prepared next to each other in a latching distance by the fact that the signal line 3 is stripped in the length required for the signal contact 4 of the first base housing 2. Furthermore, the ground lines 8 of the coaxial lines 11 are already preassembled. These ground lines can be twisted together from the shields 19 of the coaxial lines. When using coaxial lines with one or two ground wires, these ground wires being connected to the shielding braid over the entire length of the coaxial lines, these ground wires are cut off accordingly and bent at an angle of 90 ° to the signal line 3. If two ground wires are used, it is sufficient to cut off one ground wire and use only the other to connect the ground of the coaxial line to the coaxial high-frequency connector.
  • the dielectric between the signal lines and the ground lines of the coaxial line extends beyond the ground lines 8 bent by the coaxial lines 11 as far as the depth of a run-in phase 12 provided on the first base housing 2.
  • This run-in phase 12 is a funnel-shaped extension of the through hole 13 of the first base housing 2.
  • These funnel-shaped extensions in all the first base housings 2 are in front of the through holes 13 in such a way that all signal lines 3 of the coaxial lines 11 as they approach the first base housing 2, first on the funnel-shaped one Extension of the running-in phase 12. This makes it possible to use thin wires as signal lines 3, which spring per se or are also slightly bent by the insulating materials of the dielectric.
  • the elastic insulation 14 is deformed in accordance with the shape of the funnel-shaped expansion of the run-in phase 12 and lies under pressure and close to the walls of this funnel-shaped expansion.
  • the center conductor or the signal lines 3 of the coaxial lines 11 are electrically connected to the signal contacts 4 of the first base housing 2. Any suitable method from the prior art can be used.
  • the first base housing 2 After connecting the signal lines 3 with the signal contacts 4, the first base housing 2 are all automatically and mechanically pushed into the overall housing 1 at the same time, see FIG. 5. If the base housing is fully inserted into the overall housing 1, they are 90 ° away from the Coaxial lines 11 bent ground lines 8 and the ground contacts 7 of the entire housing, also bent 90 ° from the entire housing 1, are plane-parallel to one another. Now the ground contacts 7 of the entire housing 1 and the ground lines 8, the coaxial lines 11 are electrically connected in a suitable manner by soldering, welding or in any other suitable form.
  • the electrically connected ground contacts of the entire housing and the ground lines of the coaxial lines 11 are mechanically bent back into the plane of the entire housing wall.
  • the coaxial high-frequency connector according to the invention is thus completed.
  • the finished high-frequency connector can optionally be connected to a socket connector, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 6, but in particular in FIG. 6 itself.
  • the socket connector 15 in turn has signal contacts 16 and ground contacts 17.
  • the coaxial high-frequency connector according to the invention can also be connected to a corresponding pin connector be, which is not shown here.
  • the ground tapping of the ground double wires or ground lines of all individual coaxial lines takes place over the entire housing 1.
  • FIGS. 8, 9 and 10 A further exemplary embodiment of the base housing in the second embodiment can be seen from FIGS. 8, 9 and 10.
  • the individual coaxial lines 11 are again positively guided, for example, on a workpiece carrier (not shown) opposite the connector at the latching distance required for the coaxial high-frequency connector.
  • a workpiece carrier not shown
  • the corresponding opposite coaxial lines 11 are introduced simultaneously into all the individual second base housings 20.
  • the individual coaxial lines 11 in turn have ground lines bent at an angle of 90 ° to the length of the coaxial lines, which consist, for example, of the twisted shields of the coaxial lines or of the correspondingly bent ground double wires of the coaxial lines.
  • the center conductors or the signal lines 3 of the coaxial lines 11 are stripped to a length corresponding to the conditions of the overall housing 1 there.
  • the second base housing 20 is partially inserted into the second intermediate carrier 9.
  • the second base housing 20 consists of a hollow insulating sleeve, in which the signal contact 4 is in turn arranged centrally.
  • the base housing 20 is in turn displaceable in the intermediate carrier 9.
  • the signal contact 4, which is mounted centrally in the second base housing 20, is also displaceably mounted in the second base housing 2.
  • the connection of the individual coaxial lines 11 to the coaxial high-frequency connector r will be described below.
  • the signal lines 3 of the coaxial lines 11 are positioned opposite the signal contacts 4 of the second base housing 20.
  • suitable shaping of the tip 18 of the signal contacts 4 for example also by a funnel-shaped shape, it is ensured that the signal lines 3 come to lie in the signal contacts 4.
  • the signal lines 3 and the signal contacts 4 are electrically connected, which can be done for example by soldering or in any other suitable form that ensures a perfect electrical connection.
  • both the signal contacts 4 and the base housing 20 are fully inserted into the intermediate carrier 9.
  • the total number of coaxial lines 11, which are connected in an overall housing 1 to the coaxial high-frequency connector according to the invention, can be further increased by assembling several overall housings 1 one above the other and / or next to one another to form even larger connector connections.

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Dans un connecteur coaxial haute fréquence à fiches pour la connexion d'une pluralité de lignes coaxiales, les connexions des lignes coaxiales sont placées les unes à côté des autres en une rangée et sont enfermées dans un boîtier commun. Chaque ligne coaxiale individuelle est raccordée à un boîtier de base et les boîtiers de base sont à leur tour montés dans des supports intermédiaires communs. Les supports intermédiaires sont enfermés dans le boîtier commun. Des ouvertures ou des évidements ménagés dans les supports intermédiaires proprement dits ou dans les supports intermédiaires et le boîtier commun servent au montage des boîtiers de base, qui sont montés coulissants dans ces évidements ou ouvertures. Comme les parois des ouvertures ou des évidements sont électroconductrices, un espace étanche aux hautes fréquences est crée pour la connexion des lignes coaxiales et du connecteur. Toutes les pièces du connecteur coaxial haute fréquence peuvent être montées de manière automatique par des machines. En outre, ce connecteur coaxial haute fréquence à fiches permet d'obtenir une grille de dimensions particulièrement réduites entre les lignes de signalisation pour le montage des lignes coaxiales individuelles.

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  1. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence pour une pluralité de lignes coaxiales (11),
    a) dans lequel les connexions des lignes coaxiales (11) sont disposées directement adjacentes dans une rangée et sont entourées par un boîtier commun,
    b) les contacts électriques des conducteurs de signaux et de masse des différentes lignes coaxiales (11) étant disposés les uns à côté des autres et les contacts de signaux (4) sont mutuellement isolés électriquement,
    c) un premier support intermédiaire commun (5) pour les boîtiers de base (2, 20), réalisé en un matériau électriquement conducteur, étant prévu pour une connexion de nombreuses lignes coaxiales (11) et
    d) les boîtiers de base (2, 20) contenant un contact de signaux (4) disposé de façon centrée et ils sont constitués d'un matériau électriquement isolant,
    connecteur caractérisé en ce que :
    e) le premier support intermédiaire (5) est entouré par un boîtier général (1) électriquement conducteur,
    f) le premier support intermédiaire est agencé avec une forme de méandres et avec une structure créatrice de rangées,
    g) les boîtiers de base (2, 20) sont disposés en vue de la connexion des différentes lignes coaxiales (11), d'une part dans les évidements (6) créés par le premier support intermédiaire en forme de méandres et situés parallèlement les uns à côté des autres et d'autre part respectivement contre une paroi du boîtier général,
    h) les boîtiers de base (2, 20) sont montés avec possibilité de translation dans les évidements (6) du premier support intermédiaire (5) et contre la paroi du boîtier général,
    i) le boîtier général (1) comporte, pour le nombre total de lignes coaxiales individuelles à connecter (11), des contacts de masse respectifs (7) se présentant sous la forme de pattes pliables solidaires de la paroi du boîtier général, et
    j) aussi bien les conducteurs de masse (8) des lignes coaxiales (11) que les contacts de masse (7) du boîtier général (1) sont pliés d'un certain angle pour établir leur liaison électrique.
  2. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence pour une pluralité de lignes coaxiales (11),
    a) dans lequel les connexions des lignes coaxiales (11) sont disposées directement adjacentes dans une rangée et sont entourées par un boîtier commun,
    b) les contacts électriques des conducteurs de signaux et de masse des différentes lignes coaxiales (11) étant disposés les uns à côté des autres et les contacts de signaux (4) sont mutuellement isolés électriquement,
    c) un second support intermédiaire commun (9) pour les boîtiers de base (2, 20), réalisé en un matériau électriquement conducteur, étant prévu pour une connexion de nombreuses lignes coaxiales individuelles (11),
    d) le second support intermédiaire (9) étant agencé sous forme d'un corps fermé à structure créatrice de rangées comportant des ouvertures (10) situées parallèlement l'une à côté de l'autre,
    e) les boîtiers de base (2, 20) étant disposés dans lesdites ouvertures en vue d'une connexion des différentes lignes coaxiales (11),
    f) les boîtiers de base (2, 20) étant montés avec possibilité de translation dans les ouvertures (10) prévues dans le second support intermédiaire (9) et
    g) les boîtiers de base (2, 20) contenant chacun un contact de signaux (4) disposé de façon centrée et étant constitués d'un matériau électriquement conducteur,
    connecteur caractérisé en ce que :
    h) le second support intermédiaire (9) est entouré par un boîtier général (1) électriquement conducteur,
    i) le second support intermédiaire (9) comporte, pour le nombre total de lignes coaxiales (11) à connecter, des contacts de masse respectifs, se présentant sous la forme de pattes, formées avec possibilité de pliage sur la paroi du support intermédiaire, et
    j) aussi bien les conducteurs de masse (8) des lignes coaxiales (11) que les contacts de masse (7) du second support intermédiaire (9) sont pliés d'un certain angle pour établir leur liaison électrique.
  3. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon les revendications 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce que tous les conducteurs de masse (8) des lignes coaxiales (11) des boîtiers de base (2, 20), engagés dans le premier ou le second support intermédiaire (5 ou 9) et reliés avec les contacts de signaux (4), viennent s'appliquer, après l'engagement du premier ou du second support intermédiaire (5 ou 9) dans le boîtier général (1), parallèlement contre les contacts de masse (7) du boîtier général (1).
  4. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon une ou plusieurs des revendications 1 ou 2 et 3, caractérisé en ce que :
    a) un premier boîtier de base (2) comprend un trou (13), disposé de façon centrée, et permettant le passage du conducteur de signaux (3) des lignes coaxiales (11) et
    b) il est prévu à l'avant du trou de passage (13) un biseau d'entrée (12), ouvert dans la direction d'introduction des lignes coaxiales et se présentant comme un élargissement en forme d'entonnoir du trou (13) de passage du conducteur de signaux (3).
  5. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon une ou plusieurs des revendications 1 ou 2, 3 et 4, caractérisé en ce que l'isolation (14) du conducteur de signaux (3), au moment de la fixation du conducteur de signaux (3) sur le contact de signaux (4), est engagée dans la partie d'entrée (12) du boîtier de base (2) et est alors soumise à une pression.
  6. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon une ou plusieurs des revendications 1 ou 2, 3, caractérisé en ce qu'un second boîtier de base (20) est formé d'une douille creuse en matière isolante dans laquelle est disposé de façon centrée le contact de signaux (4).
  7. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon une ou plusieurs des revendications 1 ou 2, 3 et 6, caractérisé en ce que le contact de signaux (4) disposé de façon centrée est monté avec possibilité de translation dans la douille en matière isolante.
  8. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon une ou plusieurs des revendications 1 ou 2 ou 3 à 7, caractérisé en ce que l'angle de pliage des conducteurs de masse (8) à partir des lignes coaxiales (11) et des contacts de masse (7), se présentant sous la forme de pattes, à partir de la paroi du boîtier général ou bien à partir de la paroi du second support intermédiaire (9) s'élève respectivement à 90°.
  9. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon une ou plusieurs des revendications 1 ou 2 ou 3 et 8, caractérisé en ce que plusieurs boîtiers généraux (1) sont montés ensemble les uns sur les autres et/ou les uns à côté des autres, pour former un ensemble de connexions à fiches.
  10. Connecteur coaxial à fiches haute fréquence selon une ou plusieurs des revendications 1, 2, 3 ou 8, caractérisé en ce que les pattes sont agencées comme une partie du boîtier général ou de la paroi du second support intermédiaire (9).
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