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• the invention relates to an electrical cable with cable connectors mounted on both ends of the cable, of which the cable connector mounted at one end is designed in the manner of a male connector and the cable connector mounted on the other end in the manner of a female connector, the male connector having male contacts in the form of Contact pins and the female connector has plug contacts in the form of contact sockets and the plug contacts are each supported by a contact carrier of the connector, which is held by a connector housing or formed integrally therewith.
• Plug systems with plug pins and socket plugs mounted on electrical cables are known in different embodiments, and these plug systems have contact elements for electrically contacting plug-in connectors or the associated signal lines (cable wires) Many different embodiments of such contact elements are A common embodiment is the embodiment in the form of plug contacts, wherein a plug contact designed as a contact plug can be plugged into a contact socket designed as a plug contact. which are inserted in a connector housing.
• XLR connectors For example, an education of the male and female connector in the form of XLR connectors is known, which are standardized in the standard IEC 61076-2-103. XLR connectors are formed in different numbers of poles, in particular three to eight poles.
• Cable connectors also called free connectors are mounted at the end of a cable, with their electrical contact elements are connected to the cable wires or possibly the cable shield, and are to be distinguished from so-called device connectors or chassis connectors, which are fixedly mounted in the housing of an electrical device see.
• the electrical plug contacts are formed by contact pins.
• contact pins When formed in the form of a female connector cable connector contact sockets are available as plug contacts, into which pins of the mating connector (this can be either a trained in the form of a pin connector Jardinsteckverbin- or a chassis connector with pins) can be inserted.
• the object of the invention is to provide an electrical cable with cable connectors mounted on both ends of the aforementioned type, wherein a simple assembly and a simple replacement of the cable connector is made possible. According to the invention, this is achieved by a device having the features of claim 1.
• these contact parts are designed in the form of contact pins. In a further embodiment, these contact parts are designed in the form of contact sockets.
• the contact parts located at one end of the cable are inserted into openings of the contact carrier and directly form the plug contacts of the cable connector at this end of the cable.
• the identically formed contact parts located at the other end of the cable are plugged together with plug contacts fixed in the contact carrier of the cable connector mounted on this cable end, namely from the rear sides of these plug contacts, which face away from the insertion end of the cable plug connector mounted on this cable end.
• the invention leads to a fundamental simplification of the installation of a respective cable connector on the cable.
• the invention makes it possible to stock cables in which only the contact parts are mounted on the electrical conductors of the cable (cable and possibly cable shields), for example by crimping.
• the further installation of a respective desired cable connector is then very simple, fast and without soldering, crimping or the like possible.
• this assembly is facilitated, for example, the assembly can be done automatically in a crimping machine.
• the invention allows considerable cost advantages.
• the male connector and / or the female connector is formed such that its connector housing a contact carrier carrying or integrally formed with this basic housing and a separate De- Ckelteil includes, which is connectable to the base housing, for example via a screw or a snap connection.
• the base housing has an opening. Through this opening access to the contact carrier is facilitated, so that a simple introduction of the attached to the cable electrical contact parts is made possible in the contact carrier. This leads to an overall simplification of assembly.
• the cover part is attached to the basic housing, it closes the opening. Furthermore, it can be provided that a cable strain relief is realized by placing the cover part on the base housing.
• the base housing and the cover part in each case at least one projecting in the direction of the central longitudinal axis of the cable connector projection, wherein the cable is clamped in the connected to the base housing state of the cover part between the base housing and the cover part and is brought from the projections in a curved course ,
• Figure 1 is a schematic longitudinal section through a mounted at one end of the cable pin connector according to the invention.
• FIG. 2 shows a schematic longitudinal section through a female connector according to the invention mounted on the other end of the cable;
• Fig. 3 shows an alternative embodiment of a contact element of the female connector in
• FIG. 6 shows a schematic longitudinal section through a plug housing with the contact carrier of a pin plug defined therein in accordance with a third embodiment of the invention
• Fig. 7 is a section along the line AA of Figure 6;
• Fig. 8 is a longitudinal section of the cable-mounted pin connector according to this third
• FIG. 9 shows a longitudinal section through a plug housing with the contact carrier of a socket plug arranged therein in accordance with this third exemplary embodiment of the invention
• 10 shows a section along the line BB of Figure 9.
• the plug housing of the pin plug 1 comprises a front plug housing part 2, which is made of metal, for example, and a rear plug housing part 3, which has an internal thread on an external thread of the front plug housing part 3.
• 2 housing part can be screwed, which surrounds the front plug housing part 2 in the region of the rear end outside.
• a contact carrier 4 made of insulating material 4 of the pin plug 1 is fixed, for example by means of a screw 5, which is indicated schematically in FIG.
• a screw 5 which is indicated schematically in FIG.
• the contact carrier 4 and the connector housing 2, 3 and an inseparable connection for example in the form of a bond, or the connector housing 2, 3 or one of its parts and the contact carrier 4 could also be integrally formed.
• the contact carrier 4 has parallel to the longitudinal axis 6 of the plug housing 2, 3 admirre- ckende through holes 7, in which contact parts 8 are held, the here in
• the contact pins 8 are connected to the conductors 9, 10 of an electric cable 11, i. electrically and mechanically connected to them.
• the conductors 9, 10 may be formed for example in the form of stranded conductors.
• the cable 11 is shown schematically with two conductors 9, 10 having cable wheels 12, 13.
• the invention is not limited to a specific number of cable wires to be connected, so in particular more than two cable cores 12, 13 may be present with the pins 8 connected to the conductors 9, 10 of these cable cores 12, 13.
• shield conductor 15 is shown schematically in Fig. 1, which is formed for example by an annular disc whose outer edge rests on the plug housing part 2 and in the region of the inner edge of at least one axially projecting plug-in portion (eg, sword- or mandrel-shaped) is arranged , which is inserted into the end of the cable to contact the shield conductor 15.
• plug-in portion eg, sword- or mandrel-shaped
• the contact pins 8 are first mounted on the conductors 9, 10 of the cable 1 1.
• the contact pins 8 at their rear ends, the insertion side Opposite the ends of the contact pins 8, there are connecting elements 17, which are in the form of, for example, sleeve-shaped, crimp contacts Ends of the conductors 9, 10 can be done by crimping in a simple manner. Also conceivable and possible are other types of connections of the contact pins 8 with the conductors 9, 10th
• the rear connector housing part 3 and a collet type cable strain relief member 18 are slid onto the cable sheath 14 and an optional shield contact element 16 is connected to the shield conductor 15, e.g. into the end of the cable sheath 14, from which the cable cores 12, 13 protrude, into the area of the shield conductor 15.
• the contact pins 8 are inserted from the rear side 20 of the contact carrier 4, which is opposite the insertion side 19, into the passage openings 7 as far as it will go.
• plug-in sections 21 of the contact pins 8 on the plug-in side 19 of the contact carrier 4 protrude therefrom.
• the contact pins 8 thus form with their insertion portions 21 the plug contacts of the pin connector 1.
• barb-like locking elements 22 of the contact pins 8 are used, which are shown schematically in Fig. 2.
• a Lucaszugentlastung could also be designed in other ways than described.
• the female connector 25 has a relative to the connector housing of the male connector 1 differing connector housing 23, 24.
• the plug housing of the female connector 25 comprises e.g. consisting of metal front plug housing part 23 and a rear plug housing part 24 which is screwed with an internal thread on an external thread in the region of the rear end of the front plug housing part 23.
• a made of insulating material contact carrier 26 of the female connector 25 is fixed, for example by means of a screw 27 shown schematically in Fig. 2. Also other types of fasteners of the contact carrier 26 in the connector housing 23, 24 are conceivable and possible, for example, insoluble Links. A one-piece design of the contact carrier 26 with the plug housing 23 or a part thereof is conceivable and possible.
• the front plug housing part 23 of the female connector 25 differs from the front male housing part 2 of the male connector 1. These two connector housing parts 23, 2 are plugged into each other when plugging a female connector 25 and a male connector 1, from their insertion ends 39, 40 ago.
• the rear connector housing part 24 of the female connector 25 may have the same configuration as the rear connector housing part 3 of the male connector 1, so that the number of different parts of the connector system is reduced.
• the contact carrier 26 has passage openings 29 extending in the direction of the longitudinal axis 28 of the plug housing 23, 24.
• these electrical contact elements 30 of the female connector 25 are fixed.
• these contact elements 30 may be formed sleeve-shaped to form contact sockets for inserting the Einsteckabête 21 of the contact pins 8 of the pin connector 1.
• These formed by the sleeve-shaped contact elements 30 contact sockets thus represent the plug contacts of the female connector 25.
• contact parts 8 On the electrical conductors 9, 10 of the cable cores 12, 13 in the form of contact pins formed contact parts 8 are mounted. These are formed in the same way as the contact parts 8 mounted on the other end of the cable, which are inserted into the passage openings 7 of the contact carrier 4 of the pin plug 1. These contact pins 8 are inserted from one of the Einsteckseite 31 of the contact carrier 26 of the female connector 25 opposite back 32 of the contact carrier 26 in the contact bushings formed by the sleeve-shaped contact elements 30, as shown in FIG. 2 can be seen. The contact pins 8 are thus plugged into the rear of the contact sockets of the socket connector 25 opposite the insertion end 40 of the socket connector 25.
• FIG. 3 shows a variant of the embodiment for the contact elements 30 arranged in the contact carrier 26 of the socket connector 25.
• These are formed in this embodiment by double fork contacts, i. from a base portion 33 go in opposite directions in each case two contact arms 34, 35; 36, 37, between each of which a contact pin 8 can be inserted.
• the inserted pins are indicated by dashed lines in Fig. 3.
• the contact elements 30 together with the respective through-hole 29, in which they are arranged, the respective formed as a contact socket contact of the female connector 25.
• the Einsteckseite 31 of the contact carrier 26 directed towards contact arms 34, 35 are used to make contact with the respective Einsteckablves 21st a contact pin 8 of a male connector 1 which is inserted into the female connector 25.
• the contact arms 36, 37 directed toward the rear side 32 of the contact carrier 26 serve to make contact with the contact pin 8 inserted from this side for the electrical connection of the female connector 25 to the cable 11 to which it is mounted.
• a pin plug 1 mounted on the cable 11 can be plugged together with a socket plug 25 mounted on another cable 11 or plugged together with a mating plug designed as a chassis plug.
• a female connector 25 mounted on a cable 11 may be mated with a male connector 1 mounted on another cable 11, or mated with a mating connector formed in the form of a chassis connector.
• a cable can be equipped in the analogous manner in which this has been described for the assembly with a male connector 1 at one end and a female connector 25 at the other end, at both ends with a male connector 1 or at both ends with a female connector 25 ,
• a plug system cables 11 can thus be partially assembled so that at both ends to the conductors 9, 10 contact pins 8 are mounted, preferably by crimping.
• a pin plug 1 or a socket plug 25 can easily be mounted on a respective cable end as required. An exchange of male pins 1 and female connectors 25 is quickly and easily possible.
• the invention enables a simple assembly of pin connectors 1 or socket connectors 25.
• the male connector 1 and the female connector 25 may conventionally have locking elements for locking the plugged connector, which are not shown in the figures.
• corresponding actuating elements can be ments, such as levers or bushings, as is also known.
• the male connector 1 and the female connector 25 may be formed in the form of XLR connectors.
• a locking of the contact pins 8 in the contact carrier 4 of the male connector 1 could also be omitted and a pushing back of the contact pins 8 can be prevented by one or more pressing elements, which are held immovably in the mounted state of the connector housing 2, 3.
• the plug housings 2, 3; 23, 24 could also be formed in one piece or consist of more than two parts to be joined together.
• the contact pins 8 and the passage openings 7, 29 could be designed so that a respective contact pin can be inserted only in the intended passage opening. Also, appropriate labels or color coding are conceivable and possible.
• FIGS. 4 and 5 A further embodiment of the invention is shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. Analogous parts are given the same reference numerals as in the previously described embodiment.
• the contact parts 8 mounted on the two cable ends are designed here in the form of contact bushes.
• these contact parts 8 are inserted into passage openings 29 of the contact carrier 26 of the socket connector 25, namely from the rear side 32 facing away from the insertion end 40 of the socket connector or from the insertion side 31 of the contact carrier. Locking elements for locking the inserted contact parts 8 can be advantageously provided.
• the contact parts 8 are plugged onto contact pins 38 of the male connector 1, namely from the insertion end 39 of the male connector 1 opposite back of these pins 38 ago.
• the contact pins 38 are held by the contact carrier 4 of the male connector 1.
• they can be inserted from the rear side 20 of the contact carrier 4 into passage openings 7 of the contact carrier 4 as far as stops 41 and latched relative to the contact carrier 4.
• a determination of the contact pins 38 in the contact carrier 4 in another way is conceivable and possible.
• the plug housing of the male connector 1 and the female connector 25 each have a contact carrier 4 and 26 carrying the basic housing 42,44 and a separate cover part 43,45, which is connected to the base housing 42,44 can be connected.
• This connection can in particular be non-positive and / or positive fit, preferably by a screw or a snap connection.
• a gland could also be combined with a snap connection.
• the contact carrier 4, 26 may be a separate part fixedly connected to the base housing 42, 44, e.g. by gluing, latching or screwing, or the contact carrier 4,26 may be integrally formed with the base housing 42,44.
• the contact carrier 4,26 is arranged at the front circumferentially closed portion of the base housing.
• the insertion of the contact parts 8 in the contact carrier 4 is performed without an attached to the base housing 42,44 cover part 43,45, creating space for easy installation is created.
• a cable strain relief device is formed by the connection of the cover portion 43,45 with the base housing 42,44 at the same time.
• the base housing 42, 44 of the pin connector 1 or of the socket connector 25 has two projections 46, 47 which are spaced apart from one another in the direction of the central longitudinal axis 6, 28 and between which a recess 48 lies.
• the projections 46, 47 project in the direction of the central longitudinal axis 6, 28.
• the recess 48 is located opposite a projection 49 of the cover part 43.
• the projection 49 also projects in the direction of the central longitudinal axis 6, 28.
• the cover part 43,45 is placed on the base housing 42,44, so the cable 11 is clamped between the cover part 43,45 and the base housing 42,44 and through the projections 46,47 and 49 in a brought curved course. This is shown for the male connector 1 in FIG.
• two projections 49 spaced apart in the direction of the central longitudinal axis 6, 28 could also be provided on the cover part 43, 45, wherein a projection lying opposite the recess between these two projections would be provided on the base housing. Also more than a total of three projections could be provided per cable connector.
• cable grommet 50 is further shown, which may be provided in a known manner to form a kink protection for the cable and this consists of a suitably elastic material.
• This cable grommet 50 could also be considered part of the plug housing.
• a cable grommet 50 may also be omitted, as shown in Figure 9 for the female connector.
• corresponding interlocking profilings can be provided, in particular in the direction of the longitudinal axis 6,28 extending profiles, such as engaging grooves and grooves or retaining grooves (see FIG 7).
• FIG. 10 schematically shows latching elements 51 designed in the manner of latching tongues for latching the cover part 45 to the basic housing 44.
• the contact parts 8 are designed analogously to the exemplary embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2 in the form of contact pins.
• Such a design of the plug housing with a base housing 42,44 and a cover portion 43,45 but could also be provided for an embodiment analogous to that shown in Figure 4 and 5, in which the contact parts 8 are formed in the form of contact sockets.

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