EP1083627B1 - Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe mit Flachkabel - Google Patents
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- 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
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- H01R12/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, specially adapted for printed circuits, e.g. printed circuit boards [PCB], flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures, e.g. terminal strips, terminal blocks; Coupling devices specially adapted for printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures; Terminals specially adapted for contact with, or insertion into, printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures
- H01R12/70—Coupling devices
- H01R12/77—Coupling devices for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures
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- H01R12/775—Ground or shield arrangements
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
- H01R12/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, specially adapted for printed circuits, e.g. printed circuit boards [PCB], flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures, e.g. terminal strips, terminal blocks; Coupling devices specially adapted for printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures; Terminals specially adapted for contact with, or insertion into, printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables, or like generally planar structures
- H01R12/50—Fixed connections
- H01R12/59—Fixed connections for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures
- H01R12/65—Fixed connections for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures characterised by the terminal
- H01R12/69—Fixed connections for flexible printed circuits, flat or ribbon cables or like structures characterised by the terminal deformable terminals, e.g. crimping terminals
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- the invention relates to an electrical Connector assembly with a flat cable and a Strain relief and a method for producing a Combination of connector and flat cable.
- film conductors are typically made of a base film, a number of flat, in cross-section essentially rectangular metallic conductors and a Cover foil exist.
- the ladders are next to each other arranged and are located between the two slides.
- the conductors are typically about 0.5 mm to 4 mm wide and about 0.05 mm thick.
- the used plastics for the Base and cover sheet of a film conductor, in particular the Frequently used polyesters have a very smooth surface Surface. Therefore, nearly all fail for foil conductors Connection techniques relying on a mechanical hold of the cable in the connector due to stiction, So the usual clamping and Krimpinformationen.
- foil conductors tend to crack, which is why a piercing of the foil conductor with nail or IDC-like areas of the contacts as well may be disadvantageous, if not additional measures be taken.
- Such initial violations of Foil conductors usually already form under low Tensile stresses the starting point of cracking, the too a complete destruction of the cable, which in later real use, for example in the Motor vehicle electronics can have devastating consequences.
- the connector housing is integrally connected to the Foil conductor injection-molded. This method is with a complicated manufacturing process connected. As well as the one-piece molding of the housing to the smooth Surface no material connection with the Foil conductors can be achieved as well Strain relief pin attached to the connector housing, which in engage the foil conductor, the risk of injury of the Increase film conductor and additional material and Space requirements cause.
- the invention is therefore based on the object, a inexpensive, reliable and permanently tensile electrical connector assembly with a flat cable, especially with a flexible foil conductor available do.
- the invention provides an electrical connector assembly comprising a flat cable having one or more electrical conductors partially surrounded by a dielectric insulating material and a connector having one or more electrical contacts and a dielectric housing.
- the contacts are electrically connected to the conductors of the flat cable and the flat cable is mechanically non-detachably connected to the strain relief connector substantially.
- the mechanical connection includes a weld formed connection between the insulation of the flat cable and the housing of the connector.
- the mechanical connection is nevertheless heat resistant.
- high tensile forces arise during assembly of an electrical connector assembly between the flat cable and the connector housing as it is typically attacked on the housing while being pulled on the cable.
- the mechanical connection of the connector assembly according to the invention advantageously has a high tensile strength there, especially since the insulation of the flat cable and the connector housing itself are designed to be resistant to tensile stress.
- Such a permanent mechanical connection is also long-term and permanently vibration-resistant.
- the shape of the region in which is welded are adapted to the connector geometry, ie this can be carried out, for example, flat.
- a flat mechanical connection leads to a distribution of the forces occurring, so that the mechanical connection is uniformly loaded.
- the connector assembly is insensitive to high humidity, a typical requirement in the automotive field is a life of 1000 hours at 85% relative humidity and a temperature of 80 ° C, which is safely maintained by the invention.
- An inventive electrical Connector assembly with a flexible foil conductor is e.g. Resistant to windscreen washer fluid, greases and oils.
- foil conductor use in which the electrical conductor between a dielectric base film and a dielectric cover sheet are arranged.
- the mechanical connection advantageously comprises a Weld between the base and / or cover sheet with the Casing.
- the base and the cover foil can do this Polyester exist. Polyester is easy to weld and is particularly stable and long-term resistant.
- the welding is preferably by means of laser welding executed.
- Laser welding is in particular with Infrared lasers fast, precise and clean executable.
- the Laser welding can still be carried out in particular if the contacts and the flat cable already in their Target position are arranged in the connector housing.
- the Laser welding is particularly suitable for flexible Foil conductors, as the base and cover sheets typically have a relatively high transmission for the laser light.
- the laser beam is preferably used for welding Area directed between the tracks of the film conductor and thereby substantially heats the dielectric housing through the base and cover foil.
- the electrical Ladder in a section freed from isolation may already be in the production of the Flat cable can be provided or in the course of Manufacturing process of the electrical connector assembly to be provided.
- the electrical connection is at Such a prepared flat cable then in the area of made of stripped conductor.
- the Contacts and the ladder connected by crimping or the contacts comprise an area of which the Flat cable is penetrated. Even from one Insulation penetrating electrical connection goes into advantageously no cracking of the flat cable, since the mechanical connection an effective strain relief, especially the penetrated areas causes.
- the electrical Connection between the contacts of the connector and the Conductors of the flat cable an electrical welded connection, which preferably by resistance welding, Ultrasonic welding or laser welding is made.
- the electrical connection between the contacts of the connector and the conductors of the flat cable caused by soldering Compound in particular in a stripped area.
- a solder in particular a Reflow solder to the electrical connection manufacture.
- the soldering causes a reliable electrical Connection and the soldering process is only a minor thermal stress on the flat cable and the contacts. It is in a highly advantageous manner, the waste heat of the To use the soldering process to weld between the Isolation of the flat cable and the connector housing to achieve what a step in production saves.
- the reverse production route is also possible in such a way that the waste heat of the welding process for Making the mechanical connection used for soldering becomes.
- soldering applications in particular laser brazing, resistance brazing, induction brazing and / or ironing.
- a connector whose Housing has a window through which the electrical and / or areas to be mechanically connected optically are accessible. Through the window, the electric Connection and / or the mechanical connection through Welding done. This is especially for laser welding, Laser soldering, resistance soldering or ironing advantageous.
- the Induction soldering can also be achieved by the dielectric Housing done through.
- the electrical contact an insertion aid for the flat cable.
- the insertion aid prevents snagging of the flat cable during Insertion into the connector housing.
- the insertion aid can also include a spring, which connects the flat cable to the housing expresses what is beneficial if the solder joint is not through a window in the housing is accessible from the outside, e.g. in induction soldering.
- a particularly effective strain relief is achieved if the flat cable is not in a straight line between the mechanical and electrical connection, but includes a curvature. This is not under tension standing excess material of the flat cable is important if the flat cable and the connector housing are different Have expansion coefficients. This can be at a different extent or contraction in particular by heating or cooling the electrical Connector assembly mechanical stresses are avoided.
- the electrical Connector assembly has the flat cable outside the Housing an area in which the electrical conductors are freed from isolation to an additional To provide contact zone.
- the contact zone can already formed during the production of the flat cable or in the manufacture of the connector assembly be provided. If a malfunction of the connector occurs, at the additional contact zone a new one Connector with a prefabricated piece of flat cable, the also has a contact zone, be attached, as it especially with connector assemblies with foil conductors difficult to exchange single defective contacts. In front or after attaching the complete new connector with a prefabricated piece of flat cable to the contact zone can the old, defective connector is removed, e.g. isolated become.
- the contact zone preferably with a protective film, e.g. self-adhesive can be covered.
- the contacts with the conductors of the flat cable electrically connected are first and outside the Housing the contacts with the conductors of the flat cable electrically connected, in particular soldered.
- the insulation of the flat cable preferably through a window in the housing to the housing welded, preferably laser welded.
- the electrical contacts and the flat cable are first placed in their target position in the connector and then the contacts are electrically connected to the conductors of the flat cable, in particular soldered and the insulation of the flat cable welded to the housing.
- the soldering process and / or the welding process for producing the mechanical connection are preferably carried out through a window in the housing of the connector.
- the contacts and the flat cable to your destination position in the connector arranged with a solder between them. Thereafter, a laser beam is applied to a portion of the contact directed, causing the conductor and the contact with each other be soldered. Before or after the soldering process, the laser between the contacts on the insulation of the flat cable, in particular the base or cover foil of a foil conductor directed, creating a weld with the housing is reached.
- the laser power in each Step independently optimized.
- the Contacts and the flat cable to your destination position in the Arranged connector wherein a solder in a stripped area between the exposed conductors and is the contact. After that, a laser beam on a Area of the contact, causing the head and the Be soldered together. The soldering becomes like that controls that the insulating material of the flat cable under the solder joint with the housing during soldering resulting heat welded.
- FIG. 1 to 5 show a first embodiment of a according to the invention connector assembly 1.
- Fig. 6 to 10 show a second connector assembly 101, Figs. 11 to 15 a third connector assembly 201, Figs. 16 to 18 a fourth Connector assembly 301 and Figs. 19 to 21 Details of the fourth Connector assembly 301.
- Same or equivalent components bear reference signs, each same or last two digits are the same and, if not otherwise explained the corresponding components with same reference number also a similar or comparable Function.
- the connector 5 consists of an integrally molded dielectric housing 10 and a contact inserted into the housing 10.
- the housing contains three cavities 17 of which the left cavity is equipped with the contact.
- the Krimplaschen 24 penetrate a conductor 33 of a film conductor 30 and clamp the film conductor 30 mechanically at the contact point.
- the housing 10 has windows 11 through which the area in which the Crimean patches are located is optically accessible from above.
- the contact is inserted from the front side 2 in the left cavity 17, the middle and the right cavity 17 are not populated in this illustration, but may also be equipped with appropriate occupancy of the contacts of the connector.
- the three cavities 17 are separated from one another by partitions 19, which have a trough 18 on each side.
- a portion of the foil conductor 30 is inserted from the front side 2 in the housing 10 and is located above the terminal lug 21 of the contact 20.
- the partitions 19 are spaced from a housing bottom 15, so that the foil conductor 30 between the partitions 19 and the housing bottom 15 is inserted is.
- the right partition 19a is integral with the housing bottom 15 is connected.
- the film conductor points to the right partition 19a between the tracks 33 a slit-shaped recess 40, so that the Foil conductor 30 comb-like in the cavities 17 left and Inserting right around the partition 19a in the housing 10 around.
- this asymmetric slitting of the film conductor 30 prevents the foil conductor from being inserted upside down can be.
- the foil conductor 30 has three conductor tracks 33 from each of which is associated with a cavity 17.
- the housing 10 has a housing extension 16 on the front side 2, which supports the foil conductor 30.
- the back 3 of the housing 10 is the mating Connection of the contact 20 with a corresponding one Counterpart, which is not shown here.
- Fig. 2 shows the electrical connector assembly 1 with the housing 10, the contact 20 and the film conductor 30.
- the Contact 20 is in the left of the three cavities 17 introduced.
- the Krimplaschen 24 penetrate the left of the three tracks 33 from the bottom on the outside of the Conductor 33 and bulge in an arc inside.
- the cavities 17 have on the back of the housing 10 depending an opening 14 through the two unequipped Cavities 17 are visible.
- Fig. 3 shows the electrical connector assembly 1 with the housing 10.
- the cavities 17 extend along a longitudinal axis 4 within the housing.
- the foil conductor 30 is inserted from the front side 2 into the housing 10. Through the window 11 is the electrical connection, the by the penetration of the left trace of the three Crimean pegs 24 is defined, optically accessible.
- Fig. 4 shows the connector assembly 1 with the housing 10.
- the contact 20 is located in the, along the Axis 4 in Fig. 3 extending cavity 17.
- the housing 10th has the window 11 and the opening 14 for mating the Contact 20 with the counterpart not shown on the Back 3 on.
- the contact 20 has an intermediate region 22 on which a body portion 27 of the contact 20 with the Connecting strap 21 connects.
- the intermediate region 22 extends not parallel to the terminal lug 21, so that a cavity 26th between the terminal lug 21 and the housing bottom 15th arises.
- the intermediate region 22 provides a spring action in a direction perpendicular to the housing bottom 15.
- the contact 20 also has a locking tab 23 which in the opening 13 of the housing 10 protrudes.
- a Rastquerstrebe 12 is located in front of the latching tab 23 to prevent the contact 20 from slipping out from the illustrated target position in the housing 10 to prevent.
- a portion of the foil conductor 30 is located within the cavity 17 above the terminal tab 21 in Contact with the same.
- the mechanical welded joint 25 is shown voluminously for the sake of clarity, though a welded joint usually a direct connection between the two connected elements, here the Foil conductor 30 and the housing extension 16, forms.
- Fig. 5 shows a part of the connector housing 10 with the Window 11 and the partition 19 with the trough 18.
- Der Cavity 26 is defined by the terminal tab 21 of the contact 20, and the housing bottom 15 defines which connecting strap 21 and housing bottom parallel to each other and spaced apart from each other.
- the foil conductor 30 consists of a base sheet 31 with adjacent thereto and the base sheet 31 touching conductor tracks 33 and a cover sheet 32 the again touch the tracks from above.
- the Base film 31 and the housing extension 16 are through the Weld 25 permanently connected mechanically. at this, but also in other possible embodiments the base film 31 and the cover film 32 are preferably made made of polyester, because polyester is well weldable.
- Foil conductor 30 is in the range of mechanical Welded 25 optically accessible from above, so that the Welding can still be done when the connector assembly 1 already, as shown, is composed in such a way that the contact 20 and the foil conductor 30 in the completely used target position.
- Fig. 6 shows the connector assembly 101 consisting of a connector 105 and a foil conductor 30.
- the connector 105 is composed of a one-piece molded dielectric Housing 10 and a contact inserted into the housing 10 together.
- the contact has a connection tab 121 with a section 124 which serves as a cable insertion aid.
- One Section of the foil conductor 30 is located in the housing 10 between the terminal lug 121 and the housing bottom 15th
- Fig. 7 shows the connector assembly 101 with the, in the left cavity 17 inserted contact 120.
- Insertion serving portion 124 of the terminal 121th is partially spaced from the foil conductor 30 and tapers towards the front 2.
- Fig. 8 shows the connector assembly 101, with the Connector 105, the left cavity 17 with the contact 120th is equipped.
- the cover foil 32 is removed, so that the tracks 33 are exposed.
- the stripped Area 134 is located completely in the housing and lies partially below the terminal strap 121 and the Insertion aid 124 of the contact 120.
- the stripped area and a part of the terminal tab 121 are optically through Window 11 is accessible to solder through the window and / or welding to produce the electrical Make connection.
- the insertion aid 124 protrudes partially into Direction to the front 2 of the connector over the stripped area 134 addition.
- Fig. 9 shows a section through the connector assembly 101.
- the contact 120 is located in the, along the Axis 4 in Fig. 8 extending cavity 17.
- the contact 120th has an intermediate region 122, which the body part 27 with the connecting plate 121 connects.
- the intermediate area 122 does not run parallel to the terminal lug 121.
- a section the film conductor 30 is located between the Connecting tab 121 and the housing bottom 15.
- the insertion aid 124 which Insertion aid 124 in the direction of the front side 2 of the housing 10 points.
- the insertion aid includes an acute angle the housing bottom 15 and points away from it.
- the Insertion aid 124 prevents hooking of the film conductor 30, when the foil conductor in the housing 10 between the Connecting strap 121 and the housing bottom 15 of the Front 2 is inserted in the direction of the back 3.
- Fig. 10 shows a detail section of the connector assembly 101 with the foil conductor 30 and the window 11.
- the Terminal tab 121 of the contact 120 runs parallel to Caseback 15 and is spaced therefrom.
- An area the film conductor 30 is located between the Connecting tab 121 and the housing bottom 15.
- the cover film 32nd of the film conductor 30 is in a region 134 which partially below the terminal strap 121 is removed, so that the Conductors 33 on the, the connecting plate 121 facing Page exposed and contactable.
- the electrical connection 135 is by soldering or in a alternative embodiment produced by welding.
- the film conductor is through the Housing extension 16 supported.
- the base film 31 and the Housing extension 16 are by the mechanical Welded connection 125 permanently mechanically together connected.
- the foil conductor 30 is in the range of mechanical weld joint 125 from above optically accessible, so that the mechanically stable welding still can be done when the connector assembly 101 already, as shown is composed so that the contact 120th and the foil conductor 30 in the fully inserted Target position.
- the fact that the electrical Connection 135 and the mechanical weld 125 located along the longitudinal axis 4 at different locations, Both compounds can be made independently be.
- the mechanical weld can e.g. by Laser welding be made.
- the film conductor 30 between the 125 mechanical welding and electrical Connection 135 three kinks 34, 35 and 36, so that the foil conductor 30 forms a roof-like fold 37.
- the roof-like fold 37 avoids tension different expansion or contraction of the housing 10th and the foil conductor 30, e.g. when warming the Connector assembly 101.
- Fig. 11 shows a connector assembly 201 consisting of a connector 205 and a foil conductor 30.
- the connector 205 is composed of an integrally formed dielectric Housing 210 and a contact inserted into the housing 210 together.
- the housing 210 has at the front end 2 a Bottom portion 216 and two side walls 217, which together form a U-shaped housing extension, which opens upwards is. Partitions 219, the cavities 17 from each other have cut-outs 240 above the Housing bottom.
- One area of the film conductor is of the Floor section 216 supports and extends to a portion below the partitions 219.
- the end 241 of the recess 240 serves as End stop for the foil conductor during insertion.
- One Section of the film conductor 30 is located between the Connecting strap 121 and the housing bottom 15 and the Bottom portion 216.
- An area of the terminal tab 121 is through the upwardly open U-shaped housing extension of optically accessible at the top.
- Fig. 12 shows the connector assembly 201 with the, in the left cavity 17 inserted contact 120th
- Fig. 13 shows the connector assembly 201.
- the Cover film 32 is removed, so that the conductor tracks 33 are exposed.
- the stripped region 134 is partially in the U-shaped Housing extension, and is partially under the Connecting tab 121 and under the insertion 124.
- the stripped area and part of the terminal strap 121 are visually through the opening of the U-shaped housing extension accessible to the electrical connection between the Terminal tab 121 and the conductor 33 to allow, if the foil conductor 30 and the contact 120 in their target position are introduced.
- Fig. 14 shows a section through the connector assembly 201.
- the contact 120 is located in the, along the Axis 4 in Fig. 13 extending cavity 17th
- FIG. 15 shows a detail section of the connector 205.
- the terminal strip 121 of the contact 120 runs parallel to Caseback 215 and is spaced therefrom.
- An area the film conductor 30 is located between the Terminal tab 121 and the housing bottom 215, wherein a part protrudes into the recess 240 and close to the End stop 241 is enough.
- the cover sheet 32 of the film conductor 30th is removed in a region 234 of the film conductor 30, so in that the conductor tracks 33 on the side of the connection tab 121 are exposed and contactable.
- the stripped area 234 is partially between the terminal strap 121st and the housing bottom 215.
- solder joint 235 Between the terminal lug 121 and the conductor 33 is located in the stripped region 234 a solder joint 235, which the conductor 33 with the Connecting plate 121 electrically connects.
- the weld 225 Under the solder joint 235 is the weld 225, which is the base film 31 of the film conductor 30 with the housing bottom 215 mechanically combines.
- the solder joint may e.g. through a Laser beam are melted when the contact 120th and the foil conductor 30 in the fully inserted Target position. The waste heat of the soldering process generates then also the mechanical weld 225.
- Fig. 13 can also be seen in the area between two Conductors 33 along a vertical line to Longitudinal axis 4 are welded independently of the soldering 235, as well as this area from outside the case visually is accessible.
- a first step the laser beam 50, for example of a CO 2 laser 51, is directed onto the cover film 32 of the film conductor 30.
- the cover film 32 partially sublimes, as a result of which the stripped region 234 of the film conductor 30 is formed.
- the stripped film conductor is shown in FIG. 25.
- a second step after the film conductor is placed in the housing 210 of the connector 205 in its target position, the laser beam 50 is directed onto the terminal strip 121, thereby forming the solder 235 and the mechanical weld 225.
- This method is particularly advantageous, since only one laser 51 is necessary for the three working steps: stripping, soldering and welding.
- Fig. 16 shows a connector assembly 301, in which a Cavity 17 is equipped with a contact 320.
- a Cavity 17 is equipped with a contact 320.
- Foil conductor 30 is from the front side 2 in a housing 310th used. The case is in the front of one Housing cover 311 closed.
- Fig. 17 shows a section through the connector assembly 301.
- the contact 320 is located in the, along the Axis 4 in Fig. 16 extending cavity 17th
- FIG. 18 shows a detail section of the connector 305.
- the terminal strip 121 of the contact 320 runs parallel to Housing bottom 315 and is spaced therefrom.
- An area the film conductor 30 is located between the Terminal strip 121 and the housing bottom 315.
- the base film 31 is mechanically connected to the housing bottom 315 by the Weld 225 connected and the terminal strap 121 is with the conductor 33 in a stripped region 234 of the Foil conductor 30 soldered in area 235.
- the connecting strap 121 has an insertion aid 324 which is approximately at an angle of 60 ° with the housing bottom 315 and from the Caseback toward the front 2 away.
- the Insertion aid 324 has at the, the housing bottom farthest End of a Andrücklasche 328, the housing cover 311st touched and parallel to the housing cover 311 runs.
- the Insertion aid 324 with Andrucklasche 328 is under mechanical tension which ensures that the Connecting strap 121 is pressed onto the film conductor 30.
- This contact pressure is advantageous to good soldering reach, in particular because the solder joint 235 is not optical is accessible from the outside.
- a soldering can in particular by induction soldering non-contact from outside through the dielectric housing 310 take place, wherein the waste heat of the Soldering the mechanical weld 225 generates.
- Fig. 19 shows the connector assembly 101 with the Foil conductor 30.
- area H there is an area in the cover sheet 32 of the film conductor 30 is removed to to define a predefined repair point.
- Fig. 20 shows the enlarged section H in Fig. 19.
- the cover sheet 32 is removed in an area 401.
- the stripped area 401 is complete with a protective film 400, the especially self-adhesive, covered.
- a section of the Protective film 400 overlaps at both ends of the protective film 400 with the cover sheet 32. A portion of this overlap is in Fig. 21 is shown enlarged.
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Typischerweise entstehen hohe Zugkräfte bei der Montage einer elektrischen Verbinderbaugruppe zwischen dem Flachkabel und dem Verbindergehäuse, da üblicherweise am Gehäuse angegriffen und dabei am Kabel gezogen wird. Die mechanische Verbindung der erfindungsgemäßen Verbinderbaugruppe besitzt vorteilhafterweise gerade dort eine hohe Zugfestigkeit, insbesondere, da die Isolation des Flachkabels und das Verbindergehäuse selbst zugstabil ausgebildet sind. Eine solche dauerhafte mechanische Verbindung ist zudem langfristig und dauerhaft vibrationsfest. Weiterhin kann die Form des Bereiches in dem geschweißt ist, an die Verbindergeometrie angepaßt werden, d.h. diese kann z.B. auch flächig ausgeführt sein. Eine flächige mechanische Verbindung führt zu einer Verteilung der auftretenden Kräfte, so daß die mechanische Verbindung gleichmäßig belastet wird. Weiterhin ist die Verbinderbaugruppe unempfindlich gegen hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit, eine typische Anforderung im Automobilbereich ist eine Haltbarkeit von 1000 Stunden bei 85% relativer Luftfeuchtigkeit und einer Temperatur von 80° Celsius, welche durch die Erfindung sicher eingehalten wird.
Wird insbesondere lasergelötet und lasergeschweißt, kann beides durch denselben Laser erfolgen, wodurch die Maschinenkosten verringert werden.
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- eine Aufsicht auf die Rückseite der in Fig. 11 dargestellten Verbinderbaugruppe,
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- einen zweiten Schritt des Verfahrens aus Fig. 24 und Fig. 25.
Der Verbinder 5 besteht aus einem einstückig geformten dielektrischen Gehäuse 10 und einem in das Gehäuse 10 eingesetzten Kontakt. Das Gehäuse enthält drei Hohlräume 17 von denen der linke Hohlraum mit dem Kontakt bestückt ist. Es ist eine Anschlußlasche 21 des Kontakts gezeigt, welche drei Krimplaschen 24 aufweist, von denen zwei von links und eine von rechts bogenförmig aufeinander zu laufen. Die Krimplaschen 24 durchdringen eine Leiterbahn 33 eines Folienleiters 30 und klemmen den Folienleiter 30 mechanisch an der Kontaktstelle fest. Das Gehäuse 10 weist Fenster 11 auf, durch die der Bereich, in dem sich die Krimplaschen befinden, von oben her optisch zugänglich ist. Der Kontakt ist von der Vorderseite 2 in den linken Hohlraum 17 eingesetzt, der mittlere und der rechte Hohlraum 17 sind in dieser Darstellung nicht bestückt, können jedoch bei entsprechender Belegung der Kontakte des Verbinders auch bestückt sein. Die drei Hohlräume 17 sind durch Trennwände 19, die auf jeder Seite ein Mulde 18 aufweisen, voneinander getrennt. Ein Abschnitt des Folienleiters 30 ist von der Vorderseite 2 in das Gehäuse 10 eingefügt und befindet sich über der Anschlußlasche 21 des Kontakts 20. Die Trennwände 19 sind von einem Gehäuseboden 15 beabstandet, so daß der Folienleiter 30 zwischen den Trennwänden 19 und dem Gehäuseboden 15 eingeschoben ist.
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- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe, umfassend:ein Flachkabel mit einem oder mehreren elektrischen Leitern (33), die zumindest teilweise von einem dielektrischen Isolationsmaterial umgeben sind undeinen Verbinder (5) mit einem oder mehreren elektrischen Kontakten (20) und einem dielektrischen Gehäuse (10) mit einem Gehäuseboden (15),
dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
das Flachkabel einen Folienleiter (30) mit flachen Leitern (33) umfaßt,
wobei die mechanische Verbindung eine durch Schweißen entstandene Verbindung (25) zwischen dem Isolationsmaterial des Folienleiters und dem Gehäuse (10) des Verbinders (5) umfaßt und
wobei sich ein Abschnitt des Folienleiters (30) zwischen Anschlußlaschen (121) der Kontakte (20) und dem Gehäuseboden (15) befindet und wobei die Leiter (33) auf der den Anschlußlaschen (121) zugewandten Seite in einem Bereich (134) freiliegen und mit den Anschlußlaschen (121) elektrisch kontaktiert sind. - Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß Anspruch 1, bei welcher die mechanische Verbindung eine Laserschweißverbindung ist.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß Anspruch 1 oder 2, bei welcher das dielektrische Isolationsmaterial des Folienleiters (30) eine Basisfolie (31) und eine Deckfolie (32) enthält, zwischen denen die elektrischen Leiter (33) angeordnet sind.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß Anspruch 3, bei welcher die mechanische Verbindung eine Verbindung zwischen dem Gehäuse (10) des Verbinders (5) und der Basisfolie (31) und/oder Deckfolie (32) des Folienleiters (30) umfaßt.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß Anspruch 3 oder 4, bei welcher die elektrischen Leiter (33) gedruckte Leiterbahnen umfassen.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher die elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Leitern (33) und den Kontakten (20) einen Bereich umfaßt, in dem das Flachkabel von einem Abschnitt des Kontakts (20) durchdrungen ist.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher die elektrischen Leiter (33) in einem ersten Bereich (134), in dem sich die elektrische Verbindung befindet, frei von der Isolation sind.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher die elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) eine Krimpverbindung umfaßt.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, bei welcher die elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) eine durch Löten entstandene Verbindung (235) ist, welche Verbindung insbesondere ein Aufschmelzlötmittel umfaßt.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, bei welcher die elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) eine durch Laserlöten, Widerstandslöten, Induktionslöten oder Bügellöten entstandene Verbindung umfaßt.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, bei welcher die elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) eine durch Schweißen entstandene Verbindung (135) umfaßt.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher das Gehäuse (10) ein Fenster (11) umfaßt, durch welches Fenster (11) die elektrisch und/oder mechanisch zu verbindenden Bereiche von einer Position außerhalb des Gehäuses optisch zugänglich sind.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher das Flachkabel einen zugelastischen Bereich (37) umfaßt.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher der Kontakt einen Abschnitt umfaßt, welcher als Einführhilfe für das Flachkabel ausgebildet ist.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher der Kontakt (20) einen Abschnitt umfaßt, welcher als Andruckfeder (324, 328), die das Flachkabel und das Gehäuse (10) aneinander drückt, ausgebildet ist.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, bei welcher die elektrischen Leiter (33) in einem zweiten Bereich (401) außerhalb des Gehäuses (10) frei von der Isolation sind.
- Elektrische Verbinderbaugruppe gemäß Anspruch 16, bei welcher der zweite Bereich (401), in dem die Leiter (33) frei von der Isolation sind, mit einer, insbesondere selbstklebenden Schutzfolie (400) abgedeckt ist.
- Verfahren zum Herstellen einer elektrischen Verbinderbaugruppe, umfassend:das elektrische Verbinden von elektrischen Kontakten (20) eines Verbinders (5) mit zumindest teilweise von einer Isolation umgebenen elektrischen Leitern (33) eines Flachkabels unddas im wesentlichen nicht lösbare, mechanische Verbinden der Isolation des Flachkabels mit dem Gehäuse (10) des Verbinders (5),
ein Abschnitt des Flachkabels zwischen Anschlußlaschen (121) der Kontakte (20) und einen Gehäuseboden (15) des Gehäuses (10) eingeschoben wird,
wobei die Leiter (33) auf der den Anschlußlaschen (121) zugewandten Seite in einem Bereich (134) freiliegen und mit den Anschlußlaschen (121) elektrisch kontaktiert werden und
wobei das mechanische Verbinden Schweißen umfaßt. - Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 18, bei welchem die mechanische Verbindung durch Laserschweißen hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 18 oder 19, bei welchem ein Flachkabel verwendet wird, das einen flexiblen Folienleiter (30) umfaßt, bei welchem die Isolation eine dielektrische Basisfolie (31) und eine dielektrische Deckfolie (32) enthält.
- Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 20, bei welchem die mechanische Verbindung als Verbindung zwischen dem Gehäuse (10) des Verbinders (5) und der Basisfolie (31) und/oder der Deckfolie (32) des Folienleiters (30) hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der vorstehenden Verfahrensansprüche, bei welchem die elektrischen Leiter (33) in einem ersten Bereich (134) von der Isolation freigelegt werden und in diesem Bereich eine elektrische Verbindung hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der vorstehenden Verfahrensansprüche, bei welchem eine elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) durch Krimpen hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 18 bis 22, bei welchem eine elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) durch Löten hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 18 bis 22, bei welchem eine elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) durch Laserlöten, Widerstandslöten, Induktionslöten oder Bügellöten hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 24 oder 25, bei welchem die Schweißverbindung (25) durch die Wärme des Lötens hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 24, bei welchem die Lötverbindung (235) durch die Wärme des Schweißens hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 18 bis 22, bei welchem eine elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) durch Schweißen hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 18 bis 22, bei welchem eine elektrische Verbindung zwischen den Kontakten (20) und den Leitern (33) durch Laserschweißen, Widerstandsschweißen oder Ultraschallschweißen hergestellt wird.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der vorstehenden Verfahrensansprüche, bei welchem die elektrischen und/oder mechanischen Verbindungen zwischen dem Verbinder (5) und dem Flachkabel durch ein Fenster (11) in dem Gehäuse (10) hergestellt werden.
- Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 18 bis 25 oder 28 bis 29, bei welchem außerhalb des Gehäuses (10) des Verbinders (5) die Leiter (33) des Flachkabels mit den Kontakten (20) des Verbinders (5) elektrisch leitend verbunden werden, danach die Kontakte (20) und das Flachkabel in eine Zielposition in dem Gehäuse (10) angeordnet werden und danach durch ein Fenster (11) in dem Gehäuse (10), das Flachkabel mit dem Gehäuse (10) verschweißt wird.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 18 bis 30, bei welchem die Kontakte (20) und das Flachkabel in eine Zielposition in dem Verbinder (5) angeordnet werden und danach im Gehäuse (10) des Verbinders (5) durch ein Fenster (11), die Kontakte (20) des Verbinders (5) mit den Leitern (33) des Flachkabels elektrisch leitend verbunden werden und das Flachkabel mit dem Gehäuse (10) verschweißt wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 32, bei welchem das elektrische Verbinden und das Schweißen in einem Arbeitsschritt erfolgen.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 18 bis 22, bei welchem, vorzugsweise nachdem die Kontakte (20) und das Flachkabel in einer Zielposition in dem Verbinder (5) angeordnet sind, ein Laserstrahl (50) auf einen Bereich (121) des Kontakts (20) gerichtet wird, um eine Laserlötung zwischen dem Kontakt (20) und dem Leiter (33), zwischen welchen sich ein Lötmittel befindet, zu erzeugen und der Laserstrahl (50) auf einen Bereich zwischen den Leitern (33) des Flachkabels gerichtet wird, um eine Laserschweißung (25) zu erzeugen.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 34, bei welchem, vorzugsweise nachdem die Kontakte (20) und das Flachkabel in einer Zielposition in dem Verbinder (5) angeordnet sind, der Laserstrahl (50) auf einen Bereich (121) des Kontakts (20) gerichtet wird, um eine Laserlötung (235) zwischen dem Kontakt (20) und dem Leiter (33) zu erzeugen und die dabei entstehende Wärmeentwicklung des Kontakts (20) und/oder des Leiters (33) die Isolation des Flachkabels mit dem Gehäuse (10), insbesondere unter der Laserlötung (235) verschweißt.
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