EP1143572B1 - Koaxialer Steckverbinder - Google Patents

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EP1143572B1
EP1143572B1 EP01105055A EP01105055A EP1143572B1 EP 1143572 B1 EP1143572 B1 EP 1143572B1 EP 01105055 A EP01105055 A EP 01105055A EP 01105055 A EP01105055 A EP 01105055A EP 1143572 B1 EP1143572 B1 EP 1143572B1
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Franz Dr. Ing. Pitschi
Rudolf Peschka
Anton Lorenz
Klaus-Dieter Dr. Mischerikow
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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
    • 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
    • H01R24/56—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 specially adapted to a specific shape of cables, e.g. corrugated cables, twisted pair cables, cables with two screens or hollow cables
    • H01R24/564—Corrugated cables
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R2103/00—Two poles

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  • the invention relates to a coaxial connector a plug head housing with a recess for receiving, Contacting and interception of the end of the outer conductor Coaxial cable, and with an internal connector for Contacting the inner cable.
  • the invention has for its object a coaxial To create connectors of the type specified in the introduction, to achieve optimal low intermodulation Connection with a large diameter coaxial cable is solderable both at the factory and at the installation site.
  • the inside diameter of the recess is the smallest outside diameter of the outer conductor of the respective cable type and that the wall of the recess is elastic through slots is formed in the radial direction.
  • the slots can in particular run in the axial direction.
  • the wall of the recess is therefore segment by segment on the cable outer conductor. This will make one rapid and even heat transfer from the wall of the Plug head housing achieved on the outer cable with the consequence that supplied or existing solder on the one hand melts quickly and largely evenly, on the other hand due to capillary action in the solder gap and equally distributed.
  • a preferred embodiment of the connector is distinguished is characterized in that on the wall of the recess of the Plug head housing on the inside at least in the area of Target position of the front edge of the cable outer conductor is a solder deposit is arranged (claim 2).
  • a solder deposit is arranged (claim 2). This represents both cables with smooth outer conductor as well as with cables with ring or screw-corrugated outer conductor sure that one for the to be filled Solder gap measured amount of solder evenly over the The volume is distributed even before the solder begins to melt is present so that the soldering process proceeds quickly and consequently the cable dielectric does not start to melt.
  • the cable end is used for assembly e.g. prepared so that the inner cable is about two Inner conductor diameter over the end of the outer cable conductor protrudes. Then first the connection between the Connector inner conductor and the inner cable manufactured. Then the plug head housing on the Cable including inner connector pushed on. Now follows the heating of the connector head housing for manufacture the solder connection between the latter and the cable outer conductor.
  • the wall of the recess is preferred at least in the receiving area of the outer cable conductor is thinner than in the rest Area of the plug head housing (claim 3). hereby the heat capacity of the connector head housing is to be soldered Area so that the amount of heat to be supplied and as As a result, the duration of the soldering process is reduced.
  • solder depot (or each of the solder deposits) in a circumferential groove of the wall of the recess is arranged (Claim 4).
  • solder depot is before soldering securely fixed.
  • the soldering gap can be kept small become.
  • two axially spaced apart are sufficient Solder deposits.
  • the wall expediently has distributed over the circumference Openings for visual control of the soldering process (claim 5).
  • the openings can be circular or slit-shaped. Their number and location suitably depends on the scope of the cable.
  • the width of the slots is expediently such that the Lot regardless of the location of the connector during the Soldering also flows into the slots due to capillary action (Claim 6). So the slots are after soldering filled evenly with solder so that the connection between the connector head housing and the cable outer conductor both HF-tight as well as mechanically tight.
  • This solder depot which e.g. the shape of a axial groove in a ring shoulder filled with solder of the wall, is particularly recommended if the slots in the wall to achieve sufficient radial elasticity from the cable side edge of the plug head housing in the direction of the plug side certain distance over the position of the edge of the cable outer conductor extend out.
  • the additional lot depot provides then make sure that the slots are also in the area of their outlets are completely filled with solder after soldering.
  • the wall can be at least part of the length of its slotted area enclosed by a solderable sleeve be (claim 8).
  • the sleeve preferably sits in the Area of the plug head housing, which is on the plug side of the front edge of the outer cable. It increases after soldering the mechanical strength, in particular the kink resistance of the connector head housing in his Due to low heat capacity thin-walled area, which also acts as a cable clamp, i.e. the ones that occur Must absorb tensile and bending forces.
  • the sleeve is slotted and snapped or e.g. consist of two suitably fastened half-shells. If the Sleeve at the plug end and cable end at least short sections leaving the slots free remains the visual control option the quality of the soldering.
  • the sleeve can in particular on the plug head housing be pressed into a defined position, in which the Slits in the wall at least over part of it axial length covered (claim 9), but the Suspension of the segments of the wall of the connector head housing still allows when pushed onto the outer conductor.
  • the sleeve can be against a solder deposit in an outside Apply an annular bulge to the wall of the connector head housing (Claim 10). The ring bead then gives the positioning the sleeve in front.
  • the sleeve with the plug head housing can be positively connected, in particular screwed onto the latter, be (claim 11).
  • the area of positive locking e.g. in the form of an external thread section on the Plug head housing and a corresponding internal thread section in the sleeve, does not need in the area of the plug head housing, in which the soldering with the outer cable (and filling in the remaining areas of the slots on the cable side).
  • the sleeve can simultaneously the mechanical outer jacket of the connector head housing form and down to the area of the mating level extend, e.g. with an external thread for screwing on a mating of the mating connector.
  • the Sleeve then also takes over the transfer from to the cable and the connector acting tensile and compressive forces.
  • the sleeve can be at least at the level of the outlets Slits an annular inner groove for receiving a solder deposit have (claim 12). This ensures particularly well that both the slots in the wall of the recess as well as the annular gap between the sleeve and the Wall of the recess completely with the soldering Fill solder. If the sleeve is not significantly over the plug side the outlets of the slots extend and you plug-in Chamfered front edge shows this during soldering as a result the solder exiting into this chamfer due to the capillary action, that the soldering process is flawless.
  • solder deposits or an additional solder deposit can be in Form a solder foil between the surfaces to be soldered be (claim 13). So the solder foil can between the outer cable and the corresponding section or area of the inner wall of the recess and / or between the wall of the plug head housing and the Sleeve.
  • the wall of the recess is preferably at least on the inside wetted with flux (claim 14).
  • a preferred embodiment for screw-corrugated cables of the connector is characterized in that the Wall of the recess at least partially complementary to the profile of the cable outer conductor is coiled and that at least one of the solder deposits of the winding at least over part of their length follows (claim 16).
  • the others Solder deposits can, as in the case of cables with smooth or screw-corrugated outer conductor be ring-shaped.
  • the connector inner conductor can be elastic due to slots trained in the radial direction and for soldering with at least be equipped with a solder depot (claim 18).
  • solder depot (claim 18).
  • the same advantages are achieved as due to the elastic design in the radial direction Wall of the recess of the plug head housing.
  • So diameter tolerances and roundness errors of the Balanced cable inner conductor on the other hand will be a good one and thus achieved rapid heat transfer, in this case of the external cable inner conductor, through which the heat is fed to the internal connector inner conductor.
  • solder deposits preferably consist of flux-spiked ones Solder wire rings (claim 19).
  • the coaxial cable shown in Fig. 1 with the above Sharing is like soldering with a connector prepared the invention, in this case both for soldering the inner conductor as well as the outer conductor.
  • the dielectric 2 and the cable outer conductor 3 compared to the Inner cable 1 by about two diameters of this inner cable set back and at about the height of a wave trough the ring curl cut off.
  • the cable sheath 5 is corresponding further reset.
  • the connector inner conductor 10 with its complementary to screw corrugation of the inner cable 1 External profile in the inner cable 1 until it stops Annular collar 10a on the front edge of the inner cable 1 screwed.
  • the connector inner conductor has on the cable side of the ring collar 10a 10 an annular groove into which a solder wire 20 is inserted.
  • the ring groove has a depth that is about the same or slightly less than the diameter of the solder wire 20 is. This therefore touches the inner wall of the tubular Inner cable 1. After heating the inner cable 1 The solder wire melts using an external heat source 20 and the solder flows at least in the end region of the inner cable 1 in the gap between this and that of him enclosed part of the connector inner conductor 10.
  • the plug head housing 11 is then opened pushed the cable outer conductor 3 until a level 10e of Connector inner conductor 10 on an insulating support 13 is present as a holder for the connector inner conductor 10 serves.
  • These parts and a screw cap 13 are state of technology and are not of interest in the context of the invention.
  • the connector head housing has the cable side of the insulating material support 12 11 a recess 14 for receiving the end of the Coaxial cable.
  • a first region 14a of the recess is out Relatively thick-walled for mechanical strength. This is followed by a second, much thinner wall Area 14b that has a diameter step at 14c to to avoid a wave resistance jump.
  • the wall 15 of the thin-walled area 14b of the recess 14 has numerous Slits 16 made by the strength advantageously not interrupted, cable-side Front edge 17 of the plug head housing 11 go out and in axial direction to the beginning of the thick-walled area 14a extend.
  • the slots 16 have in the area 16a, in which they cover the cable outer conductor 3, one increased slot width. Also an enlarged slot width e.g. only every second slot can be enough. In this area are axially around the distance of the wave crests of the Cable outer conductor 3 spaced inside the wall 15 two ring grooves, each with a solder wire ring 21 pick up and hold.
  • the wall 15 has two axially apart spaced ring shoulders, each with an axial recess Inclusion of a further solder wire ring 22.
  • the inner diameter the recess 14 on the cable side of the diameter step 14c is chosen so that even at one outer diameter of the cable outer conductor 3 the solder wire rings 21, their axial distance is the same, this wave crest at least almost over their touch the entire circumference. If the outer cable is not round or with a diameter at the upper tolerance limit of the cable outer conductor ensures that achieved through the slots 16, radially elastic formation of the wall 15 of the Plug head housing 11 for an adequate springing of the Wall 15 and thus for their elastic concern on the Cable outer conductor 3. At least the wall 15 consists of one of the usual materials for this purpose like brass or bronze-based bronzes.
  • the plug head housing 11 When the plug head housing 11 is heated in the region 14b, e.g. using a soldering torch, melt because of the thin walls the wall 15, the solder wire rings 21 and 22 quickly.
  • the liquid solder fills because of the good heat transfer to it Cable outer conductor 3 the existing column and the narrow Sections of the slots in front of and in the area of the Diameter stage 14c completely due to the capillary action out.
  • the melting process can take place in the area of the solder wire rings 21 of the solder in the widened areas 16a of the slots 16 be well observed and controlled.
  • the solder wire rings 22 serve, on the other hand, to fill in and close the plug side sections of the diameter step 14c Slits 16 to RF tightness in this area too achieve.
  • the penetration of moisture, etc. into the recess 14 is in practice e.g. Shrinking one Heat shrink tubing, at least the soldered area covered, prevented.
  • Fig. 4 shows the state after soldering.
  • the inside lying ring grooves in the wall 15 are with 21a, outer ring shoulders designated 22a.
  • FIG. 5 differs from that of FIGS. 3 and 4 only by one slotted sleeve 30, between which the solder wire rings 22nd receiving annular shoulders of the wall 15 arranged or is snapped.
  • This sleeve 30, which after Melt the solder wire rings 22 soldered to the wall 15 is the strength of the connector in this thin-walled area significantly improved and the HF tightness completely ensured.
  • the embodiment shown in Fig. 6 differs from the embodiment according to FIG. 5 in that plug-in only one ring shoulder of diameter step 14c 22a designed to receive a solder wire ring 22 is. From the plug side is on the plug head housing a sleeve 31 pressed on the cable side An inner groove for receiving a solder wire ring 23 has. With its front edge on the cable side, the Sleeve 31 the solder wire ring 22 in the recess of the ring shoulder 22a.
  • Fig. 6a shows that the inner groove of the sleeve 31 the root area 16b of the slots 16 partially overlaps, so that flow molten solder into the slots and fill them completely can fill in, unless it is from that of the Solder wire ring 22 supplied, melted solder filled become. Between the inner wall of the sleeve 31 and the wall 15 remains a peripheral gap 15a so that the sleeve Springing up the segments generated by the slots 16 Wall 15 when sliding the plug head housing onto the Cable outer conductor not hindered.
  • 6a and 6b also illustrate that the sleeve 31 in has a chamfer 31a on its plug-side front edge into which via a capillary gap between the solder wire ring 23 receiving annular groove 23a and the chamfer 31a the melted Lot occurs.
  • the fitter has the Possibility of progress and proper completion visually inspect the soldering.
  • 6c shows a modification of the embodiment according to FIG. 6, in which a solder foil 24 instead of the solder wire ring 22 is used, which in the circumferential gap 15a between the Sleeve 31 and the wall 15 is arranged.
  • FIG. 7 and 8 is a further embodiment of the Connector shown in a partial section.
  • This Embodiment is for mounting on a coaxial cable screw-corrugated outer conductor 4 determined.
  • the wall 15 a corresponding to the screw corrugation of the Cable outer conductor 4 coiled inner profile.
  • Fig. 9 shows a further embodiment, which is in front especially suitable for connectors with diameters, the mating side larger than the diameter of the plug head housing in Area of the solder deposit 21 are.
  • the plug head housing 11 has a Sleeve 35, which is pushed onto the former from the mating side and via an internally threaded portion 35a with a complementary male thread portion 11a of the plug head housing is positively connected.
  • the sleeve 35 is sufficient the diameter step 14c into the area of Soldering the wall 15 with the cable outer conductor 3 of the thread engagement area has the sleeve 35 an annulus 35b on which key surfaces are attached are.
  • the sleeve 36 has one Male thread area 35c, e.g. for screwing on a cap a mating connector (not shown).
  • the In this embodiment, sleeve 35 also forms the mechanical outer casing of the plug head housing 11.
  • Fig. 10 shows only the plug head housing 11 of the last described Embodiment, with solder deposits in the form of Solder wire rings 21 and 22, the latter in this case not in the ring shoulders of the wall 15 (as in the case of FIG. 3 and 4) must be arranged since they through the sleeve 35th held in place until the soldering process.
  • FIG. 11 and 12 illustrate on an enlarged scale an example of the connector inner conductor 10 (see FIG. 2).
  • This is here for insertion into e.g. smooth-walled, hollow inner cable (not shown) and has in his engaging in the cable inner conductor Section 10b axial slots 10c to achieve a Elasticity in the radial direction, which is a good heat conductor Contact with the inner cable and thus a good one Heat transfer to the solder depot 20 in the form of a solder wire ring guarantee.
  • the Ring collar 10a is not continuous but has the one from FIG. 12 visible recesses 10d over which part of the molten solder emerge into the peripheral facet 10f can.

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