EP2806500A1 - Connecteur à fiches électrique - Google Patents

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EP2806500A1
EP2806500A1 EP13194132.0A EP13194132A EP2806500A1 EP 2806500 A1 EP2806500 A1 EP 2806500A1 EP 13194132 A EP13194132 A EP 13194132A EP 2806500 A1 EP2806500 A1 EP 2806500A1
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electrical connector
housing part
lid part
middle housing
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Martin Szelag
Ralf Schmidt
Bert Bergner
Günter Feldmeier
Christian Schrettlinger
In Gon Kang
Markus Strelow
Matthias Hauke
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TE Connectivity Germany GmbH
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Tyco Electronics AMP GmbH
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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
    • H01R24/28—Coupling parts carrying pins, blades or analogous contacts and secured only to wire or cable
    • H01R24/30—Coupling parts carrying pins, blades or analogous contacts and secured only to wire or cable with additional earth or shield contacts
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • 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
    • H01R4/24—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands
    • H01R4/2416—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands the contact members having insulation-cutting edges, e.g. of tuning fork type
    • H01R4/242—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands the contact members having insulation-cutting edges, e.g. of tuning fork type the contact members being plates having a single slot
    • H01R4/2425—Flat plates, e.g. multi-layered flat plates
    • H01R4/2429—Flat plates, e.g. multi-layered flat plates mounted in an insulating base
    • H01R4/2433—Flat plates, e.g. multi-layered flat plates mounted in an insulating base one part of the base being movable to push the cable into the slot
    • 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
    • H01R12/70—Coupling devices
    • H01R12/71—Coupling devices for rigid printing circuits or like structures
    • H01R12/712—Coupling devices for rigid printing circuits or like structures co-operating with the surface of the printed circuit or with a coupling device exclusively provided on the surface of the printed circuit
    • H01R12/714—Coupling devices for rigid printing circuits or like structures co-operating with the surface of the printed circuit or with a coupling device exclusively provided on the surface of the printed circuit with contacts abutting directly the printed circuit; Button contacts therefore provided on the printed circuit
    • 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
    • H01R24/60—Contacts spaced along planar side wall transverse to longitudinal axis of engagement
    • H01R24/62—Sliding engagements with one side only, e.g. modular jack coupling devices
    • H01R24/64—Sliding engagements with one side only, e.g. modular jack coupling devices for high frequency, e.g. RJ 45

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  • the present invention relates to an electrical connector according to claim 1.
  • Electrical connectors are known from the prior art in various designs. It is known to use electrical connectors for transmitting electrical data signals. A corresponding connector, for example, in the patent DE 10 2006 039 799 B3 described.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide an electrical connector. This object is achieved by an electrical connector having the features of claim 1. In the dependent claims possible developments are given.
  • An electrical connector comprises a middle housing part and an upper cover part, which is connected to the middle housing part connected is.
  • the upper lid part can be opened and closed.
  • a first upper cutting clamp is arranged at the upper lid part.
  • a first upper contact spring is arranged at the middle housing part.
  • the middle housing part has a first upper opening for receiving a first wire of a cable.
  • the upper cover part can be moved in a linear movement in the direction of the middle housing part in such a way that the first upper cutting terminal electrically contacts the first wire and is pressed against the first upper contact spring.
  • the wire of this cable can be inserted into the first upper opening of the central housing part prior to closing the upper cover part of the connector, whereby the electrical connector can be easily connected to the cable.
  • the first upper cutting terminal and the first upper contact spring are advantageously formed as separate elements and can thereby be advantageously optimized for their respective function.
  • the separate formation of the first upper contact spring and the first upper insulation displacement terminal makes it possible to form the first upper insulation displacement terminal with a short length and thus low-frequency high-frequency properties.
  • the upper lid part has at least one slot.
  • the middle housing part has in this case a corresponding pivot pin which is guided in the slot.
  • the pivot pin and the elongated hole form a joint that allows a rotational movement and a linear movement of the upper cover part relative to the central housing part.
  • the rotational movement allows opening and closing of the upper lid part.
  • the linear motion allows one wire to be inserted in the connector to contact arranged cable.
  • Through the slot results in a variable pivot point of the rotational movement, which advantageously allows adaptation to different conductor cross-sections.
  • a force that moves the upper cover part in the direction of the middle housing part advantageously engages over the entire surface of the upper cover part.
  • the middle housing part has two pivot pins on opposite sides of the housing. Then, the upper lid part has two elongated holes in which the pivot pins are guided.
  • the first upper cutting clamp has a blade portion which is intended to sever the first wire in the linear movement of the upper lid part.
  • the electrical connector can thereby be connected to the first wire of the cable without first cutting the first wire to the correct length. Rather, the first wire is automatically shortened during the linear movement of the upper lid portion of the electrical connector by the blade portion of the first upper cutting clamp to the optimum length. This advantageously facilitates the assembly of the electrical connector.
  • the first upper contact spring is in electrically conductive connection to a printed circuit board arranged in the middle housing part.
  • the first upper contact spring and the first upper insulation displacement terminal electrically connectable to the first wire of a cable provide an electrically conductive connection between the printed circuit board and the first wire of the cable.
  • the middle housing part has an electrically insulating element.
  • the first upper opening is formed on the insulating element.
  • the first upper contact spring is disposed on the insulating member.
  • the insulating element causes an electrical insulation between the electrically conductive first upper contact spring and other conductive portions of the central housing part of the electrical connector.
  • a second upper insulation displacement terminal is arranged on the upper cover part.
  • a second upper contact spring is arranged at the middle housing part.
  • the middle housing part has a second upper opening for receiving a second wire of a cable.
  • the connector is designed so that during the linear movement of the upper cover part, the second upper cutting terminal electrically conductively contacts the second core and the second upper cutting terminal is pressed against the second upper contact spring.
  • the electrical connector in this embodiment is suitable for electrically contacting two wires of a cable. The attachment of the connector to the two wires of the cable is advantageously carried out simultaneously in a single operation.
  • this has a lower cover part that is connected to the middle housing part and can be opened and closed.
  • a first lower cutting clamp is arranged at the lower lid part.
  • a first lower contact spring is arranged at the middle housing part.
  • the middle housing part has a first lower opening for receiving a third wire of a cable.
  • the lower cover part can be moved in a linear movement in the direction of the middle housing part in such a way that the first lower cutting terminal electrically contacts the third wire and is pressed against the first lower contact spring.
  • the electrical connector in this embodiment is suitable for making electrical contact with a cable having at least two wires. At least one core is contacted by the arranged in the upper cover part first upper cutting terminal and at least one further wire arranged through the lower lid part first lower insulation displacement terminal electrically conductive.
  • the electrical connector can thereby be formed with compact spatial dimensions.
  • the upper lid part and the lower lid part can be closed by opposing pivoting.
  • the electrical connector is thereby easy and intuitive to handle.
  • the upper lid part and the lower lid part can be moved in opposite linear movements in the direction of the central housing part.
  • this makes it possible to simultaneously move the upper cover part and the lower cover part in the direction of the middle housing part.
  • the middle housing part does not need to be held, as forces exerted on the upper lid part and on the lower lid part forces are oriented opposite to each other. It is possible to move the upper lid part and the lower lid part simultaneously without using a special tool in the direction of the central housing part.
  • the upper lid part and the lower lid part are latched to each other.
  • the latching of the upper lid part with the lower lid part of the electrical connector prevents inadvertent opening of the electrical connector. This prevents unintentional disconnection of the electrical connector from a cable connected to the electrical connector.
  • the latching of the upper lid portion with the lower lid portion for an operator of the electrical connector in an easily recognizable manner indicates that the upper lid part and the lower lid part have reached their intended end positions relative to the central housing part of the electrical connector and the Wires of a cable to which the electrical connector has been arranged, are reliably contacted by the electrical connector.
  • the middle housing part which is preferably formed metallic or at least electrically conductive, a nub on.
  • the upper lid part and the lower lid part are clamped to the knob.
  • the middle housing part even two nubs on opposite housing sides.
  • the jamming of the upper lid part and the lower lid part on the nub of the middle housing part prevents inadvertent opening of the electrical connector. This prevents unintentional disconnection of the electrical connector from a cable connected to the electrical connector.
  • the knob preferably connects the upper lid part and the lower lid part, preferably metallic or at least electrically conductive, electrically connected to each other. This has the advantage that the upper lid part and the lower lid part form a closed electrical shielding of the electrical connector in their latched positions.
  • the lower lid part has at least one slot.
  • the middle housing part has in this case a corresponding pivot pin which is guided in the slot.
  • the pivot pin and the elongated hole form a joint that allows a rotational movement and a linear movement of the lower cover part relative to the central housing part.
  • the rotational movement allows opening and closing of the lower lid part.
  • the linear movement makes it possible to contact a wire of a cable arranged in the connector.
  • Through the slot results in a variable pivot point of the rotational movement, which advantageously allows adaptation to different conductor cross-sections.
  • a force moving the lower cover part in the direction of the middle housing part advantageously engages over the entire surface of the lower cover part.
  • the middle housing part has two pivot pins on opposite sides of the housing. Then, the lower lid part on two slots in which the pivot pins are guided.
  • FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a top 11 of an electrical connector 10.
  • the electrical connector 10 is intended to be mated with a suitable connector counterpart to make electrically conductive connections.
  • the electrical connector 10 may serve, for example, for transmitting electrical data signals.
  • the electrical connector 10 may be formed, for example, as RJ45 connector.
  • the electrical connector 10 may be provided, for example, for transmitting data in accordance with the Cat 6a standard.
  • the electrical connector 10 has a plug side 13.
  • the electrical connector 10 is intended to be mated to the mating side 13 with a suitable connector counterpart.
  • the electrical plug connector 10 At its longitudinal end opposite the plug-in side 13, the electrical plug connector 10 has a cable side 14. On the cable side 14 of the electrical connector 10 can be connected to a cable.
  • the electrical connector 10 has a bottom 12, which is opposite to the top 11.
  • the electrical connector 10 has a middle housing part 300, an upper cover part 100 and a lower cover part 200.
  • the upper lid part 100 is above an upper Joint 110 hinged and pivotally attached to the central housing part 300.
  • the lower cover part 200 is hingedly and pivotably attached to the middle housing part 300 by means of a lower joint 210.
  • the upper cover part 100 has an outer side 101 facing away from the middle housing part 300, which forms part of the upper side 11 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the electrical connector 10 also has a connection part 500 that forms the plug side 13 of the electrical connector 10 and is connected to the middle housing part 300.
  • FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of the bottom 12 of the electrical connector 10.
  • An outer side 201 of the lower lid part 200 forms a part of the bottom 12 of the electrical connector 10th
  • a locking spring 230 having a first longitudinal end 231 and a second longitudinal end 232 is arranged on the underside 12 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the first longitudinal end 231 of the locking spring 230 is fastened to the connection part 500 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the second longitudinal end 232 of the locking spring 230 is attached to the lower lid part 200.
  • the locking spring 230 extends over a part of the outer side 201 of the lower lid part 200.
  • the upper lid portion 100 is shown in a closed position 106 and the lower lid portion 200 is shown in a closed position 206.
  • FIG. 3 shows a further perspective view of the top 11 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the upper cover part 100 and the lower cover part 200 of the electrical connector 10 is not shown.
  • the middle housing part 300 of the electrical connector 10 has near the upper side 11 two hinge eyes 112 which form parts of the upper hinge 110.
  • the middle housing part 300 near the underside 12 of the electrical connector 10 has two hinge eyes 212, which form parts of the lower hinge 210.
  • a contact armature 310 is formed on the cable side 14 of the middle housing part 300.
  • the contact armature 310 like also further sections of the middle housing part 300, consists of an electrically conductive material, for example a metal.
  • the middle housing part 300 of the electrical connector 10 has two electrically insulating elements 401, 402. These are also collectively referred to below as electrically insulating elements 400.
  • the electrically insulating elements 400 comprise an electrically insulating material, for example a plastic material.
  • the electrically insulating elements 400 may also be referred to as a cable manager.
  • a first electrically insulating element 401 is visible, which is arranged on the upper side 11 of the middle housing part 300. Visible is an outer side 403 of the first electrically insulating element 401.
  • the first electrically insulating element 401 has four wire guides, which are formed as grooves which are parallel to a longitudinal direction extending between the plug side 13 and the cable side 14 of the electrical connector 10 run. Adjacent to one another are a first wire guide 410, a second wire guide 420, a third wire guide 430 and a fourth wire guide 440.
  • the first wire guide 410 has a first wire opening 411, which is oriented perpendicular to the groove section of the first wire guide 410. In the direction of the cable side 14 of the electrical connector 10 in front of the first wire opening 411, a first insulation displacement pocket 412 is arranged. In the direction of the plug-in side 13 of the electrical connector 10 behind the first wire opening 411, a first blade pocket 413 is formed.
  • the first insulation displacement pocket 412 and the first blade pocket 413 are respectively formed as openings in the first electrically insulating member 401 extending from the outside 403 of the first electrically insulating member 401 through the first electrically insulating member 401.
  • the second wire guide 420 has a second wire opening 421, a second insulation displacement pocket 422 and a second blade pocket 423.
  • the third wire guide 430 has a third wire opening 431, a third insulation displacement pocket 432 and a third blade pocket 433.
  • the fourth wire guide 440 has a fourth wire opening 441, a fourth insulation displacement pocket 442 and a fourth blade pocket 443.
  • the wire openings 421, 431, 441, the IDC pockets 422, 432, 442 and the blade pockets 423, 433, 443 are formed like the first wire opening 411, the first insulation displacement pocket 412 and the first blade pocket 413.
  • FIG. 4 shows a further perspective view of the bottom 12 of the electrical connector 10. Also in FIG. 4 the upper lid part 100 and the lower lid part 200 are not shown.
  • FIG. 4 a second electrically insulating element 402 of the electrical connector 10 is visible.
  • the second electrically insulating element 402 is preferably identical to the first electrically insulating element 401.
  • the outer side 403 of the second electrically insulating element 402 points in the same direction as the underside 12 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the second electrically insulating element 402 also has four wire guides 410, 420, 430, 440, each having a wire opening 411, 421, 431, 441 , a first insulation displacement pocket 412, 422, 432, 442 and a blade pocket 413, 423, 433, 443.
  • FIG. 5 shows a perspective view of the connector 500 and a circuit board 600 of the electrical connector 10. The remaining components of the electrical connector 10 are in the illustration of FIG. 5 Not shown.
  • the printed circuit board 600 has an upper side 601 and a lower side 602 opposite the upper side 601. On the upper side 601 and the lower side 602, in each case at least four electrically conductive strip conductors are arranged, which are electrically insulated from one another.
  • the printed circuit board 600 is connected to the connecting part 500 in such a way that electrically conductive connections exist between the printed conductors of the printed circuit board 600 and electrical contact elements of the connecting part 500.
  • the electrical contact elements of the connection part 500 are arranged on the plug-in side 13 of the electrical connector 10 forming the longitudinal end of the connection part 500.
  • the electrical contact elements are intended to produce electrically conductive connections when plugging the electrical connector 10 with a connector counterpart. As a result, then exist electrically conductive connections between electrical contacts of the connector counterpart and arranged on top 601 and bottom 602 of the printed circuit board 600 interconnects.
  • the printed circuit board 600 may have a metallic layer which serves to shield the interconnects arranged on the upper side 601 against the interconnects arranged on the underside 602.
  • the metallic layer is then electrically insulated both against the conductor tracks arranged on the upper side 601 and on the lower side 602.
  • the metallic layer can also be omitted.
  • FIG. 6 shows a further perspective view of the central housing part 300, the connection part 500 and the circuit board 600 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the middle housing part 300 is shown without the electrically insulating elements 400.
  • FIG. 7 shows a perspective view of the first electrically insulating member 401 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the illustration of FIG. 7 is an inside 404 of the first electrically insulating member 401 visible, the in FIG. 3 visible outside 403 of the first electrically insulating element 401 opposite.
  • the inner side 404 of the second electrically insulating element 402 is formed accordingly.
  • first blade pocket 413, the second blade pocket 423, the third blade pocket 433, and the fourth blade pocket 443 extend from the outside 403 to the inside 404 of the first electrically insulating member 401. Furthermore, the first core opening 411, the second core opening 421 and the third core opening 431 can be seen.
  • a contact spring 30 is arranged in the first insulation displacement pocket 412, the second insulation displacement pocket 422, the third insulation displacement pocket 432 and the fourth insulation displacement pocket 442, which also extend from the outside 403 to the inside 404 of the first electrically insulating member 401, respectively.
  • a contact spring 30 is arranged in the first insulation displacement pocket 412.
  • a first contact spring 31 is arranged in the first insulation displacement pocket 412.
  • a second contact spring 32 is arranged in the second insulation displacement pocket 422, a second contact spring 32 is arranged.
  • a third contact spring 33 is arranged in the third insulation displacement pocket 432.
  • a fourth contact spring 34 is arranged in the fourth insulation displacement pocket 442.
  • the contact springs 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 each have an electrically conductive material, for example a metal sheet.
  • the contact springs 30 are elastically deformable.
  • FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of the upper lid portion 100 of the electrical connector 10 without the other components of the electrical connector 10. Visible is an inner side 102 of the upper lid portion 100, the in FIG. 1 visible outside 101 of the upper lid part 100 is opposite.
  • the upper lid part 100 is intended to be arranged on the middle housing part 300 of the electrical connector 10 such that a hinge side 103 of the upper lid part 100 points in the direction of the plug side 13 of the electrical connector 10, while a cable side 104 of the upper lid part 100 in the direction the cable side 14 of the electrical connector 10 has.
  • two pivot pins 111 are formed, which form part of the upper hinge 111, with which the upper cover part 100 can be pivotally connected to the central housing part 300.
  • first upper insulation displacement terminal 121 On the inner side 102 of the upper cover part 100, four mutually identical insulation displacement terminals 20 are arranged, which are referred to as first upper insulation displacement terminal 121, second upper insulation displacement terminal 122, third upper insulation displacement terminal 123 and fourth upper insulation displacement terminal 124.
  • a shield clamp 130 is arranged on the inner side 102.
  • the shield terminal 130 comprises an electrically conductive material, for example a metal sheet.
  • the shield clamp 130 has two inner clamping springs 131 and two outer clamping springs 132.
  • the inner clamping springs 131 are arranged on the hinge side 103 facing side of the shield terminal 130.
  • the outer clamping springs 132 are arranged on the cable side 104 facing side of the shield terminal 130.
  • the clamping springs 131, 132 are from the inside 102 and are elastically deformable. Between the two inner clamping springs 131, a contact tongue 133 is formed.
  • the inner clamping springs 131, the outer clamping springs 132 and the contact tongue 133 are all electrically connected to each other.
  • FIG. 9 shows a perspective view of the lower lid portion 200 of the electrical connector 10 without the other components of the electrical connector 10. Visible is an inner side 202 of the lower lid portion 200, the in FIG. 2 visible outside 201 of the lower lid portion 200 is opposite.
  • the lower cover part 200 has a hinge side 203 and a hinge side 204 opposite the hinge side 204.
  • the hinge side 203 in the direction of the plug side 13 of the electrical connector 10
  • the cable side 204 of the lower cover part 200 in the direction of the cable side 14 of the electrical connector 10 has.
  • two pivot pins 211 are formed, which form parts of the lower hinge 210, with which the lower lid part 200 can be pivotally connected to the central housing part 300.
  • first lower cutting terminal 221 On the inside 202 of the lower lid part 200 four further insulation displacement terminals 20 are arranged, which are referred to as the first lower cutting terminal 221, second lower cutting terminal 222, third lower cutting terminal 232 and fourth lower cutting terminal 224.
  • FIG. 10 11 shows a perspective view of a cutting clamp 20.
  • the upper cutting clamps 121, 122, 123, 124 on the inside 102 of the upper lid part 100 (FIG. figure 8th ) and the lower insulation displacement terminals 221, 222, 223, 224 on the inside 202 of the lower cover part 200 (FIGS. FIG. 9 ) are all like the insulation displacement terminal 20 of FIG. 10 educated.
  • the insulation displacement terminal 20 has an electrically conductive material.
  • the insulation displacement terminal 20 may be made of a metal sheet.
  • the insulation displacement terminal 20 is slotted and folded twice in an S-shape.
  • a cutting portion 21 intended to cut a wire insulation of a wire of a wire to electrically contact a wire of the wire.
  • a blade portion 22 intended to cut a wire of a cable.
  • FIG. 11 shows a perspective view of the electrical connector 10th
  • FIG. 12 shows an enlarged view of the central housing part 300 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the upper cover part 100 of the electrical connector 10 is in an open position 105.
  • the lower cover part 200 of the electrical connector 10 is in an open position 205.
  • the upper cover part 100 is pivoted about the upper hinge 110 against the middle housing part 200 such that the cable side 104 of the upper cover part 100 is spaced from the middle housing part 300.
  • the lower lid part 200 is pivoted in the open position 206 to the lower housing 210 against the central housing part 300 such that the cable side 204 of the lower lid part 200 is spaced from the central housing part 300.
  • the upper lid portion 100 can be moved from the open position 105 to its closed position 106 to electrically connect the arranged in the wire guides 410, 420, 430, 440 wires to the electrical connector 10.
  • the lower lid part 200 can be pivoted from its open position 205 into its closed position 206 in order to electrically connect the conductors arranged in the wire guides 410, 420, 430, 440 of the second electrically insulating element 402 to the electrical plug connector 10.
  • the cutting clamps 121, 122, 123, 124 arranged on the inside 102 of the upper lid part 100 come with the wire guides 410, 420, 430, 440 of the first electrically insulating one Element 401 is engaged so that the cutting portion 21 of the first upper cutting clamp 121 is received in the first insulation displacement pocket 412, while the blade portion 22 the first upper cutting clamp 121 is received in the first blade pocket 413. Accordingly, the cutting sections 21 and blade sections 22 of the further upper insulation displacement terminals 122, 123, 124 are received in the further insulation displacement pockets 422, 432, 442 and blade pockets 423, 433, 443 of the first electrically insulating element 401.
  • FIG. 13 shows a perspective and partially open view of the electrical connector 10 after closing the upper lid part 100 and the lower lid part 200.
  • portions of the upper lid portion 100, the lower lid portion 200 and the middle housing portion 300 are not shown to allow a view of internal components of the electrical connector 10.
  • FIG. 14 shows an enlarged view of a central portion of the electrical connector 10th
  • FIGS 13 and 14 show a cable 700 supplied to the electrical connector 10 from the cable side forth.
  • the cable 700 may, for example, a cable for transmitting electrical Be data signals.
  • the cable 700 may be, for example, a cable according to the Cat 6a standard.
  • the cable 700 has a plurality of wires 710, which are designated as first wire 711, second wire 712, third wire 713, fourth wire 714, fifth wire 715, sixth wire 716, seventh wire 717 and eighth wire 718.
  • Each of these wires 710 has an electrically conductive wire surrounded by a wire insulation.
  • the wires 710 of the cable 700 are enveloped together by a shield 720 of the cable 700.
  • the screen 720 has an electrically conductive material and may be formed, for example, as a braid.
  • the screen 720 is in turn enveloped by an electrically insulating jacket 730.
  • the wires 711 to 718 may be held in pairs by a distance arranged between the wires 711 to 718 star-shaped insulating piece.
  • This star-shaped insulating piece is in Figures 13 and 14 not shown.
  • the jacket 730 and the screen 720 are partially removed such that in a first longitudinal section the wires 710 of the cable 700 and in a second longitudinal section the screen 720 of the cable 700 are exposed.
  • the outer clamping springs 132 of the shield terminal 130 of the electrical connector 10 press resiliently on the jacket 730 of the cable 700, thereby fixing the cable 700 to the electrical connector 10 and causing a strain relief for the cable 700.
  • the inner clamping springs 131 of the shield terminal 130 of the electrical connector 10th In the portion of the cable 700 in which the shield 720 of the cable 700 is exposed, it resiliently presses against the shield 720 of the cable 700. As a result, there is an electrically conductive connection between the shield 720 and the shield clamp 130.
  • the first wire 711 of the cable 700 guided in the first wire guide 410 of the first electrically insulating element 401 is electrically conductively contacted by the first upper insulation displacement terminal 121 arranged on the inside 102 of the upper cover part 100 and is electrically conductively connected to the first one via the first upper insulation displacement terminal 121
  • Contact spring 31 of the first electrically insulating member 401 connected. Via the first contact spring 31, the first wire 711 is connected to a first printed conductor on the upper side 601 of the printed circuit board 600. About this conductor on the top 601 of the circuit board 600, the first wire 711 is electrically connected to a contact element of the electrical connector 10 in the connection part 500 on the plug side 13 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the first wire 711 of the cable 700 while the upper lid part 100 was in the open position 105, was inserted into the first wire guide 410 of the first electrically insulating element 401 and thereby inserted into the first wire opening 411 of the first electrically insulating element 401.
  • the blade section 22 of the first upper cutting clamp 121 has penetrated into the first blade pocket 413 of the first electrically insulating element 401 and has severed the first wire 711 in the region of the first blade pocket 413 ,
  • the cutting portion 21 of the first upper cutting terminal 121 has penetrated into the first insulation displacement pocket 412 of the first electrically insulating member 401, and has electrically contacted the first wire 711 in the region of the first insulation displacement pocket 412.
  • first upper cutting clamp 121 is in pivoting of the upper lid part 100 the open position 105 in the closed position 106 in contact with the first contact spring 31 in the first insulation displacement pocket 412 of the first electrically insulating member 401 advised and presses them now resilient against the first conductor on the top 601 of the circuit board 600th
  • the first wire 711 has a length which is very well matched to the contacting by the first upper cutting clip 121.
  • the first upper cutting clamp 121 and the first contact spring 31 are formed as separate parts, the first upper cutting clamp 121 can advantageously have a robust design with high material thickness, while the first contact spring 31 can advantageously have a simple elastically deformable shape with thinner material thickness.
  • the first upper cutting clamp 121 and the first contact spring 31 can each have a short overall length, as a result of which they can have favorable high-frequency transmission characteristics.
  • the second wire 712 of the cable 700 has been cut by the second upper cutting terminal 121 and electrically contacted.
  • the second wire 712 is in electrically conductive connection with a second printed conductor on the upper side 601 of the printed circuit board 600.
  • the third wire 713 of the cable 700 is above the third upper Cutting terminal 123 and the third contact spring 33 of the first electrically insulating member 401 in electrically conductive connection with a third trace on the top 601 of the printed circuit board 600.
  • the fourth core 714 is in electrically conductive communication with a fourth trace via the fourth upper cutting terminal 124 and the fourth contact spring 34 of the first electrically insulating member 401 on the top 601 of the circuit board 600.
  • the fifth wire 715, the sixth wire 716, the seventh wire 717 and the eighth wire 718 of the cable 700 have been moved from the open position 205 to the closed position 206 in the wire guides 410, 420 prior to moving the lower lid portion 200 of the electrical connector 10 , 430, 440 of the second electrically insulating member 402 and cut in the closing of the lower lid part 200 by the lower insulation displacement terminals 221, 222, 223, 224 of the lower lid part 200 and electrically contacted.
  • the lower insulation displacement terminals 221, 222, 223, 224 are in electrically conductive connection with the respective associated contact springs 30 of the second electrically insulating element 402 and press them elastically on arranged on the underside 602 of the circuit board 600 traces ,
  • the eighth wire 718 of the cable 700 is electrically contacted by the fourth lower cutting terminal 224.
  • the fourth lower cutting terminal 224 presses an eighth contact spring 38 of the second electrically insulating element 402 against an eighth printed conductor on the underside 602 of the printed circuit board 600.
  • An advantage of the electrical connector 10 is that the wires 710 of the cable 700 need not be shortened to an accurately sized length prior to connection to the electrical connector 10. Rather, the Wires 710 of the cable 700 are simply inserted into the wire openings 411, 421, 431, 441 of the first electrically insulating element 401 and the second electrically insulating element 402. When closing the upper lid part 100 and the lower lid part 200, the wires 710 are automatically shortened by the blade portions 22 of the insulation displacement terminals 20 to an appropriate length. The cut ends of the wires 710 of the cable 700 can be taken out after closing the upper lid part 100 and the lower lid part 200 at the hinge sides 103, 203 of the upper lid part 100 and the lower lid part 200.
  • FIG. 15 shows a further perspective view of a section of the cable 700 connected to the electrical connector 10. Also in the illustration of FIG. 15 For reasons of clarity, the upper cover part 100 and the lower cover part 200 are only partially shown.
  • the upper lid portion 100 of the electrical connector 10 is in its closed position 106.
  • the inner clamping springs 131 of the shield clamp 130 on the inner side 102 of the upper lid portion 100 are pressed against the exposed shield 720 of the cable 700.
  • Characterized the shield terminal 130 is in electrically conductive connection to the screen 720 of the cable 700.
  • the contact tongue 133 of the shield terminal 130 is pressed against the contact armature 310 of the central housing part 300.
  • the electrical connector 10 When the electrical connector 10 is mated with a suitable connector counterpart , so exists also an electrically conductive connection between the central housing part 300 of the electrical connector 10 and suitable contact surfaces of the connector counterpart. As a result, glitches can be derived on the screen 720 of the cable 700 via the inner clamping springs 131 and the contact tongue 133 of the shield terminal 133 and the middle housing part 300 to the connector counterpart. As a result, the electrical connector 10 has favorable EMC properties with respect to conducted interference.
  • FIG. 16 shows a further perspective view of the electrical connector 10.
  • the upper lid part 100 is in the open position 105.
  • the lower lid part 200 is in the open position 205th
  • FIG. 17 shows an enlarged view of a portion of the inner side 202 of the lower lid portion 200 of the electrical connector 10 in the open position 205 of the lower lid portion 200th
  • locking spring 230 extends in the open position 205 of the lower lid portion 200 through a disposed in the lower lid portion 200 slot 234.
  • the first longitudinal end 231 of the locking spring 230 is attached to the connection part 500 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the locking spring 230 initially extends along the outer side 201 of the lower lid part 200 and then passes through the slot 234 from the outer side 201 of the lower lid part 200 to the inner side 202 of the lower lid part 200.
  • the second longitudinal end 232 of the locking spring 230 is disposed between the inside 202 of the lower lid part 200 and the middle housing part 300.
  • two locking tabs 233 are formed at the second longitudinal end 232 of the locking spring 230.
  • two locking lugs 235 are formed on the inside 202 of the lower lid part 200.
  • the latching tabs 233 on the second longitudinal end 232 of the locking spring 230 are latched in the open position 205 of the lower lid part 200 on the latching lugs 235 on the inside 202 of the lower lid part 200. Thereby, the lower lid part 200 is held in the open position 205. This makes it easier to insert the wires 710 of the cable 700 into the wire guides 410, 420, 430, 440 of the electrically insulating elements 400 of the electrical connector 10.
  • the locking tabs 233 of the locking spring 230 can be unlocked with a slight force from the locking lugs 235 on the inside 202 of the lower lid part 200. Subsequently, the lower lid part 200 can be freely pivoted from the open position 205 to the closed position 206.
  • Figures 18 and 19 show perspective views of another electrical connector 1010.
  • the electrical connector 1010 has great matches with the electrical connector 10 of FIGS. 1 to 17 on.
  • Components of the electrical connector 1010 that are the same or substantially the same as the corresponding components of the electrical connector 10 are provided with the same reference numerals in the representations of the electrical connector 1010 as in the representations of the electrical connector 10 and will not be described again in detail below , The following are merely the differences between the electrical Connector 1010 and the electrical connector 10 is shown.
  • the electrical connector 1010 differs from the electrical connector 10 of FIGS. 1 to 17 in that instead of the upper cover part 100, the electrical plug connector 1010 has an upper cover part 1100 and a lower cover part 1200 instead of the lower cover part 200.
  • the first upper cutting clamp 121, the second upper cutting clamp 122, the third upper cutting clamp 123 and the fourth upper cutting clamp 124 are arranged.
  • the first lower cutting terminal 221, the second lower cutting terminal 222, the third lower cutting terminal 223 and the fourth lower cutting terminal 224 are arranged.
  • the upper insulation displacement terminals 121, 122, 123, 124 and the lower insulation displacement terminals 221, 222, 223, 224 serve, as in the electrical connector 10, to cut wires of a cable and to contact electrically.
  • the upper lid part 1100 is pivotally connected by means of an upper hinge 1110 with the central housing part 300 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the upper hinge 1110 includes two pivot pins 1111 disposed on opposite side surfaces of the middle case 300 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the pivot pins 1111 engage in two slots 1112 arranged on the upper cover part 1100.
  • the pivot pins 1111 are thus guided in the oblong holes 1112 of the upper hinge 1110.
  • the upper hinge 1110 allows a rotational movement and a translational movement of the upper lid part 1100 relative to the middle housing part 300 of the electrical connector 1010, ie a pivoting of the upper lid part 1100 against the central housing part 300 and a linear movement of the upper lid part 1100 relative to the central housing part 300.
  • Figures 18 and 19 show the upper lid part 1100 in an open position 1105 relative to the middle housing part 300 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the lower cover part 1200 is connected by means of a lower joint 1210 with the central housing part 300 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the lower hinge 1210 includes two pivot pins 1211 disposed on opposite side surfaces of the middle case 300 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the lower hinge 1210 includes two elongated holes 1212 disposed in the lower lid portion 1200.
  • the pivot pins 1211 of the lower hinge 1210 are guided in the oblong holes 1212 of the lower hinge 1210.
  • the lower hinge 1210 permits rotational movement and translational movement of the lower cover member 1200 relative to the middle housing member 300 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the lower hinge 1210 allows the lower cover member 1200 of the electrical connector 1010 to pivot against the central housing member 300 and lower cover part 1200 to move in a linear movement relative to the central housing part 300.
  • the lower lid part 1200 is in an open position 1205.
  • the open position 1105 of the upper lid part 1100 of the electrical connector 1010 and the open Position 1205 of the lower lid portion 1200 of the electrical connector 1010 may be wires of a cable in the manner explained with reference to the electrical connector 10 in the vein guides 410, 420, 430, 440 of the first electrically insulating member 401 and the second electrically insulating member 402 of the electrical connector 1010th to be ordered.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 of the electrical connector 1010 can be closed by pivoting against the central housing part 300 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 are thereby pivoted in opposite directions.
  • the upper lid part 1100 is pivoted about an axis of rotation formed by the hinge pins 1111 of the upper hinge 1110.
  • the lower lid part 1200 is pivoted about an axis of rotation formed by the pivot pins 1211 of the lower hinge 1210.
  • FIG. 20 shows the electrical connector 1010 after closing the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200.
  • the upper lid part 1100 is in a closed position 1106.
  • the lower lid part 1200 is in a closed position 1206.
  • the upper lid part 1100 of the electrical connector 1010 is movable through the long holes 1112 with respect to the rotation axis formed by the hinge pins 1111 of the upper hinge 1110.
  • the position of the rotational axis of the rotational movement of the upper lid part 1100 is thus variable.
  • the position of the rotational axis formed by the pivot pins 1211 of the lower pivot 1210 is also variable with respect to the rotational movement of the lower lid portion 1200 relative to the lower lid portion 1200. This allows the positions of the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 of the electrical connector 1010 are advantageously adapted to a diameter of a cable to be connected to the electrical connector 1010.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 are parallel to the middle housing part 300 of the electrical connector 1010 oriented.
  • the upper cutting clamps 121, 122, 123, 124 of the upper lid part 1100 and the lower cutting clamps 221, 222, 223, 224 of the lower lid part 1200 have the in the vein guides 410, 420, 430, 440 of the electrically insulating elements 401, 402 of the electrical Connector 1010 arranged wires, however, not yet severed and electrically contacted.
  • the cutting and contacting of the wires of the cable takes place in a subsequent further assembly step by a linear movement of the upper lid part 1100 in the direction of the central housing part 300 and a simultaneous linear movement of the lower lid part 1200 in the direction of the central housing part 300.
  • the linear movements of the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 are oriented in opposite directions.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 of the electric connector 1010 are also moved towards each other by the linear movements of the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200.
  • the pivot pins 1111 of the upper hinge 1110 become linear in the oblong holes 1112 of the upper joint 1110 moved. Accordingly, during the linear movement of the lower lid portion 1200 toward the middle housing portion 300, the pivot pins 1211 of the lower hinge 1210 are linearly displaced within the elongated holes 1212 of the lower hinge 1210.
  • the four upper cutting clamps 121, 122, 123, 124 on the inside 102 of the upper lid part 1100 sever the four in the wire guides 410, 420, 430, 440 of the first electrically insulating element 401 of the electrical connector 1010 arranged wires of the cable substantially all at the same time and contact the wires substantially all at the same time electrically.
  • the lower insulation displacement terminals 221, 222, 223, 224 of the lower cover part 1200 arranged on the inside 202 of the lower cover part 1200 sever the wires of the cable arranged in the wire guides 410, 420, 430, 440 of the second electrically insulating element 402 of the electrical connector 1010 during the linear movement of the lower cover part 1200 in the direction of the middle housing part 300 substantially all at the same time and contact these wires substantially all at the same time.
  • FIG. 21 shows a representation of the electrical connector 1010, in which the upper lid part 1100 is in the latched position 1107 and the lower lid part 1200 is in the latched position 1207.
  • the upper lid part 1100 has two latching hooks 1120 on a first side wall and two latching tabs 1121 on a second side wall opposite the first side wall.
  • the lower cover part 1200 has two latching tabs 1220 on a first side wall of the lower cover part 1200 and two latching hooks 1221 on a second side wall of the lower cover part 1200 opposite the first side wall of the lower cover part 1200.
  • the side walls of the upper lid member 1100 and the lower lid member 1200 become parallel moved past each other.
  • the second side wall of the lower lid part 1200 is guided between the middle housing part 300 and the second side wall of the upper lid part 1100.
  • the first side wall of the upper lid part 1100 is guided between the first side wall of the lower lid part 1200 and the middle case part 300.
  • latched positions 1107, 1207 of the upper lid portion 1100 and the lower lid portion 1200 engage the locking hooks 1120 on the first side wall of the upper lid portion 1100 with the locking tabs 1220 on the first side wall of the lower lid portion 1200.
  • the latching hooks 1221 of the second side wall of the lower lid portion 1200th lock with the locking tabs 1121 of the second side wall of the upper lid part 1100.
  • the latching hooks 1120, 1221 with the latching tabs 1121, 1220 By locking the latching hooks 1120, 1221 with the latching tabs 1121, 1220, the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 are fixed in the latched positions 1107, 1207. This prevents inadvertent movement of the lid parts 1100, 1200 from the latched positions 1107, 1207 back to the closed positions 1106, 1206.
  • the locking of the latching hooks 1120, 1221 with the latching tabs 1121, 1220 also indicates that the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 have reached their latched positions 1107, 1207 and the wires of the cable connected to the electrical connector 1010 are reliably electrically contacted ,
  • the wires of the cable contacted by the electrical connector 1010 are in the upper insulation displacement terminals 121, 122, 123, 124 of the upper cover part 1100 and the lower insulation displacement terminals 221, 222, 223, 224 of the lower lid part 1200 jammed.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 are reliably held in the latched positions 1107, 1207 even without latching of latching hooks 1120, 1221 and latching tabs 1121, 1220.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 may be designed such that the side walls of the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1100 Lid portion 1200 during the linear movements of the upper lid portion 1100 and the lower lid portion 1200, by which the lid parts 1100, 1200 are transferred from the closed positions 1106, 1206 in the locked positions 1107, 1207, not be passed to each other. Instead, the sidewalls of the upper lid portion 1100 and the lower lid portion 1200 are then butted against each other in the latched positions 1107, 1207 or still at a small distance from each other.
  • FIG. 22 shows an enlarged perspective view of a portion of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 of the electrical connector 1010 are in the closed positions 1106, 1206.
  • FIG. 23 shows a further perspective view of a portion of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 of the electrical connector 1010 are in their latched positions 1107, 1207.
  • the long holes 1112 of the upper hinge 1110 arranged in the upper lid part 1100 and the elongated holes 1212 of the lower hinge 1210 arranged in the lower lid part 1200 are shown in FIGS Figures 22 and 23 slightly differently formed than in the representations of FIGS. 18 to 21 , However, the operation of the upper joint 1110 and the lower joint 1210 is identical in both variants.
  • the upper hinge 1110 permits pivotal movement of the upper lid portion 1100, in which the upper lid portion 1100 is rotated relative to the central housing portion 300 of the electrical connector 1010 about the hinge pins 1111 of the upper hinge 1110, whereby the upper lid portion 1100 between the opened position 1105 and the closed position 1106 can be pivoted.
  • the elongated holes 1112 of the upper hinge 1110 thereby allow a displacement of the axis of rotation relative to the upper lid portion 1100.
  • the upper hinge 1110 allows linear movement of the upper lid portion 1100 relative to the central housing portion 300 of the electrical connector 1010, wherein the pivot pin 1111 of the upper Joint 1110 are linearly displaced in the slots 1112 of the upper lid part 1100, and by which the upper lid part 1100 from the closed position 1106 can be transferred to the latched position 1107.
  • the lower hinge 1210 allows a rotational movement of the lower lid portion 1200 relative to the central housing portion 300 of the electrical connector 1010 about a relative to the lower lid portion 1200 slidable axis of rotation.
  • the lower cover part 1200 can be pivoted between the open position 1205 and the closed position 1206.
  • the lower hinge 1210 allows linear movement of the lower cover member 1200 relative to the central housing member 300 of the electrical connector 1010, by which the lower cover member 1200 can be transferred from its closed position 1206 to its latched position 1207.
  • FIG. 22 shows that the middle housing part 300 of the electrical connector 1010 on two opposite side surfaces each have a knob 1320.
  • the knobs 1320 are arranged approximately centrally between the upper side 11 and the lower side 12 of the electrical connector 1010.
  • the knobs 1320 may be formed, for example, as embossments.
  • the knobs 1320 of the central housing part 300 connect in the latched positions 1107, 1207 of the cover parts 1100, 1200, the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 also electrically.
  • the upper lid part 1100 and the lower lid part 1200 in their latched positions 1107, 1207 form a closed shielding of the electrical connector 1010.

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