EP4007078A1 - Installation structure of leaky cable connector, and leaky cable connector - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
- The present application relates to the technical field of cable connectors, and specifically to a mounting structure for a leaky cable connector and a leaky cable connector.
- Due to the special structural constraints of leaky cables, at present, quick installation is seldom considered in the design of existing commercially available leaky cable connectors, and shells of a radio frequency leaky cable connector in the industry are usually screwed and fixed on a leaky cable by threads. In one method, a copper sheet of an external conductor of a leaky cable is flanged. An outer copper sheet on an end surface of the flanged leaky cable is clamped within a pressure surface of front and rear shells of the connector. The copper sheet is fixed by forces of the tightened front and rear shells, to transfer electrical properties. This mounting method is more complex. The separate rear shell needs to be mounted first, a flange is made on the structure of the rear shell, and then the front shell is mounted and tightened. This manner is non-integral mounting. In another method, a contact member structure with an embedded spring coil is used at a contact position of a copper sheet of a leaky cable. However, the spring coil is an elastic slotted structure and is prone to deformation. After coming into radial contact, the contact member with the spring coil and an external conductor of a cable cannot be compressed. A 360-degree reliable contact cannot be achieved to obtain high contact pressure. The connection tends to fail. The stability of dynamic intermodulation is poor in special application environments. The contact member with the spring coil tends to deviate from the normal value and cannot be used repeatedly. After a mounting failure occurs, the spring coil is prone to damage when the contact member is pulled out and as a result can no longer be used. In still another method, a slotted cable clamp with a closed ring or a C-shaped opening is used. The method has low stability, and the connector tends to fall off.
- Therefore, a technical problem to be resolved by the present application is to provide a mounting structure for a leaky cable connector and a leaky cable connector that have reliable connection and adequate use performance to overcome the disadvantage that a leaky cable connector and a leaky cable in the prior art have low connection stability and tend to fall off to affect the use performance.
- To resolve the foregoing technical problems, the present application provides a mounting structure for a leaky cable connector, including:
- a first shell and a second shell that are sleeved with each other, where the first shell is disposed inside, the second shell is disposed outside, and a mounting space allowing a leaky cable to pass through is provided in each of the first shell and the second shell; and
- a cable clamp, disposed at a connection between the first shell and the second shell, where a gap allowing insertion of an external conductor of the leaky cable is provided between the cable clamp and the first shell, and when the leaky cable is inserted in the mounting spaces, the cable clamp is subjected to a force to move toward the first shell to fasten the external conductor of the leaky cable.
- Optionally, an end surface of at least one of the cable clamp or the first shell facing the gap is a tapered surface.
- Optionally, an end surface of the cable clamp facing the gap is a tapered surface with an inner diameter gradually increasing from one end close to the second shell to the other end close to the first shell, and an end surface of the first shell facing the gap is formed by at least two partial inclined surfaces.
- Optionally, the first shell is formed with an assembly space allowing insertion of the cable clamp under the action of an external force, and correspondingly, the cable clamp is formed with a protrusion adapting to the assembly space.
- Optionally, the other end of the cable clamp opposite to the protrusion is provided with a first limiting member, the first shell is provided with a second limiting member matching the first limiting member, and the first limiting member climbs over the second limiting member under the action of an external force to insert the protrusion in the assembly space for fastening.
- Optionally, a third limiting member and a fourth limiting member are disposed at an interval in an axial direction in the second shell, a first sealing member, a housing, and a pressure ring are sequentially disposed between the third limiting member and the fourth limiting member, the pressure ring abuts against the fourth limiting member, the first sealing member abuts against the third limiting member, and the housing abuts against both the first sealing member and the pressure ring.
- Optionally, the housing is provided with a tapered surface matching the cable clamp, to apply a radial pressing force to the cable clamp under the action of an external force.
- Optionally, an annular groove is provided in a contact surface between the first shell and the second shell, and a second sealing member is disposed inside the annular groove.
- Optionally, the first shell and the second shell are assembled by interference fit.
- Further provided is a leaky cable connector, including the mounting structure for a leaky cable connector of the present application.
- The technical solution of the present application has the following advantages:
- 1. By the mounting structure for a leaky cable connector provided in the present application, when a leaky cable sequentially passes through the mounting spaces in the second shell and the first shell, under the action of an external force, the external conductor of the leaky cable is inserted in the space between the cable clamp and the first shell, and is fastened by an applied force on the cable clamp toward the first shell. The gap is provided to increase a contact area between the external conductor of the leaky cable and the mounting structure and a positive pressure, so that the connection becomes more reliable and stable, thereby ensuring the use performance.
- 2. By the mounting structure for a leaky cable connector provided in the present application, the end surface of the cable clamp facing the gap is a tapered surface with an inner diameter gradually increasing from one end close to the second shell to the other end close to the first shell, and the end surface of the first shell facing the gap is formed by at least two partial inclined surfaces. The tapered surface and the at least two partial inclined surfaces are provided to further increase the contact area between the mounting structure and the external conductor of the leaky cable, thereby improving the reliability and stability of the connection, and resolving the problems of inadequate contact on a contact bonding surface through which a radio frequency current flows and poor intermodulation of a transmission system caused by a nonlinear characteristic.
- 3. By the mounting structure for a leaky cable connector provided in the present application, the first sealing member in the second shell and the second sealing member on the contact surface between the first shell and the second shell are provided, so that the problem of water leakage in waterproofing using a conventional mastic tape is resolved, thereby improving waterproof sealing performance.
- 4. By the mounting structure for a leaky cable connector provided in the present application, the first shell and the second shell are assembled by interference fit, so that fast installation is implemented, a conventional tool such as a spanner or a utility knife is not required, the labor intensity is reduced, and the mounting efficiency is improved.
- To describe the technical solutions in specific embodiments of the present application or the prior art more clearly, the following briefly introduces the accompanying drawings required for describing the specific embodiments or the prior art. Apparently, the accompanying drawings in the following description show some embodiments of the present application, and a person of ordinary skill in the art may still derive other drawings from these accompanying drawings without creative efforts.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic half sectional view of a mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to the present application; -
FIG. 2 is a partial schematic enlarged view ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is a partial schematic diagram when a leaky cable and a mounting structure are assembled; and -
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of another mounting manner of a pressure ring and a shell. - Reference numerals:
1. first shell; 2. second shell; 3. leaky cable; 4. cable clamp; 5. assembly space; 6. protrusion; 7. gap; 8. first limiting member; 9. second limiting member; 10. jack socket; 11. central conductor; 12. riveting tube; 13. insulator; 14. first sealing member; 15. housing; 16. pressure ring; 17. annular groove; and 18. second sealing member. - The following clearly and completely describes the technical solutions of the present application with reference to the accompanying drawings. Apparently, the described embodiments are some rather than all of the embodiments of the present application. All other embodiments obtained by persons of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodiments of the present application without creative efforts shall fall within the protection scope of the present application.
- In addition, the technical features involved in different embodiments of the present application described below can be combined with each other as long as they do not constitute a conflict between them.
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FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 show a specific embodiment of a mounting structure for a leaky cable connector, including afirst shell 1 and asecond shell 2 that are sleeved with each other in an axial direction. Thefirst shell 1 and thesecond shell 2 are assembled by interference fit. Thefirst shell 1 is disposed inside. Thesecond shell 2 is disposed outside. A mounting space allowing aleaky cable 3 to pass through is provided in each of thefirst shell 1 and thesecond shell 2. - A
cable clamp 4 is disposed at a connection between thefirst shell 1 and thesecond shell 2. An inner circumference of thefirst shell 1 is formed with anassembly space 5 allowing insertion of thecable clamp 4 under the action of an external force. Correspondingly, thecable clamp 4 is formed with aprotrusion 6 adapting to theassembly space 5, and extends in a direction of theassembly space 5 away from thefirst shell 1. Agap 7 allowing insertion of an external conductor of theleaky cable 3 is provided between a main body of thecable clamp 4 and thefirst shell 1. When noleaky cable 3 passes through the mounting spaces in thefirst shell 1 and thesecond shell 2, the other end of thecable clamp 4 opposite to theprotrusion 6 is provided with a step used as a first limitingmember 8, and thefirst shell 1 is provided with a bump used as a second limitingmember 9 matching the first limitingmember 8. Therefore, thecable clamp 4 is limited at a current position. When theleaky cable 3 and the mounting structure are assembled, that is, as theleaky cable 3 gradually passes through the mounting spaces in thesecond shell 2 and thefirst shell 1, the first limitingmember 8 climbs over the second limitingmember 9 under the action of an external force to insert theprotrusion 6 in theassembly space 5 for fastening, and at the same time thecable clamp 4 is subjected to a force to move toward thefirst shell 1 to fasten the external conductor of theleaky cable 3. - A plurality of channels are provided in the
cable clamp 4, and a barb is disposed on an inner wall of thecable clamp 4. When thecable clamp 4 is subjected to a force to fasten the external conductor of theleaky cable 3, the barb is clamped in an outer sheath of theleaky cable 3, thereby improving the stability of mounting. A stepped surface is provided on a side of the barb. During the mounting of theleaky cable 3, the stepped surface abuts against the outer sheath of theleaky cable 3, to limit a mounting size of theleaky cable 3. - Specifically, an end surface of the
cable clamp 4 facing thegap 7 is a tapered surface with an inner diameter gradually increasing from one end close to thesecond shell 2 to the other end close to thefirst shell 1, and an end surface of thefirst shell 1 facing thegap 7 is formed by two partial inclined surfaces. The two partial inclined surfaces form an arc-shaped surface protruding outward away from thegap 7. - A radial end surface of the
first shell 1 located in thesecond shell 2 contacts an end surface of a foaming layer of theleaky cable 3, to limit the movement of theleaky cable 3. An internal conductor is disposed in an axial direction in thefirst shell 1. The internal conductor includes ajack socket 10, a central conductor 11, and a riveting tube 12 that are sequentially disposed. A first step is disposed on one side of the central conductor 11 close to the riveting tube 12. A blind hole is provided at a central position. A through hole matching the first step is provided in the riveting tube 12. The blind hole is expanded to fasten the riveting tube 12 on the central conductor 11 in a riveting manner. The other side of the central conductor 11 close to thejack socket 10 is provided with a second step. The second step is provided with aninsulator 13, and thejack socket 10 and the central conductor 11 are fastened by interference fit. Thejack socket 10 further limits the axial movement of theinsulator 13. Theinsulator 13 matches thefirst shell 1, to fasten the internal conductor inside thefirst shell 1. - A third limiting member and a fourth limiting member are disposed at an interval in an axial direction in the
second shell 2. The third limiting member and the fourth limiting member are respectively stepped surfaces formed in the middle of thesecond shell 2 and at an end of thesecond shell 2 away from thefirst shell 1. A first sealing member 14, ahousing 15, and apressure ring 16 are sequentially disposed between the third limiting member and the fourth limiting member. Thepressure ring 16 abuts against the fourth limiting member, to position thepressure ring 16, and thepressure ring 16 is assembled with thesecond shell 2 by interference fit. The first sealing member 14 abuts against the third limiting member. Thehousing 15 abuts against both the first sealing member 14 and thepressure ring 16. Thepressure ring 16 limits that the first sealing member 14 and thehousing 15 can only move between the third limiting member and a left end of thepressure ring 16. It is avoided that thehousing 15 moves rightward in a free state to apply a force to thecable clamp 4, and as a result the gap between thecable clamp 4 and thefirst shell 1 is reduced to affect the insertion of the external conductor of theleaky cable 3. When moving in a direction away from thefirst shell 1, thehousing 15 presses the first sealing member 14 to implement sealing and waterproofing. - To further improve the stability of the connection, an end surface of the
cable clamp 4 away from the axis of thefirst shell 1 is also a tapered surface. Thehousing 15 is provided with a tapered surface matching thecable clamp 4, to apply a radial pressing force to thecable clamp 4 under the action of an external force, so that the diameter of thecable clamp 4 decreases, and the barb inside is clamped in the outer sheath of theleaky cable 3, to further lock theleaky cable 3. - To further improve the sealing and waterproof performance, an
annular groove 17 is provided in a contact surface between thefirst shell 1 and thesecond shell 2, and asecond sealing member 18 is disposed inside theannular groove 17. - Further provided is a leaky cable connector, including the mounting structure for a leaky cable connector.
- Before the
leaky cable 3 is assembled, the connector is preassembled to form a whole. Theleaky cable 3 requires foaming and coring. During mounting, the preparedleaky cable 3 is inserted in the connector from thesecond shell 2, until theleaky cable 3 abuts against thefirst shell 1 and can be no longer pushed. With the unique design of thefirst shell 1, thesecond shell 2, and thecable clamp 4, theleaky cable 3 may be smoothly inserted in the connector, and does not cause the movement of any part. After theleaky cable 3 is pushed to position, an assembly is placed in a dedicated fixture for press fit. With the press fit, the slotted position of thecable clamp 4 is pressed to deform, and the barb is clamped in the outer sheath of theleaky cable 3. The external conductor of theleaky cable 3 is pressed on the tapered surfaces of thecable clamp 4 and thefirst shell 1, to complete mounting. - In an alternative embodiment, end surfaces of the
cable clamp 4 and thefirst shell 1 facing thegap 7 may also be tapered surfaces. In this case, thecable clamp 4 and thefirst shell 1 form theannular gap 7. - In an alternative embodiment, as shown in
FIG. 4 , an end surface of thepressure ring 16 facing thehousing 15 is formed with a wedged surface. Correspondingly, an end surface of thehousing 15 facing thepressure ring 16 is formed with a wedged protrusion adapting to the wedged surface, so that a limiting function can be implemented. - Obviously, the foregoing embodiments are merely examples for clear description, rather than a limitation to implementations. For a person of ordinary skill in the art, other changes or variations in different forms may also be made based on the foregoing description. All implementations cannot and do not need to be exhaustively listed herein. Obvious changes or variations that are derived there from still fall within the protection scope of present application.
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- A mounting structure for a leaky cable connector, comprising:a first shell (1) and a second shell (2) that are sleeved with each other, wherein the first shell (1) is disposed inside, the second shell (2) is disposed outside, and a mounting space allowing a leaky cable (3) to pass through is provided in each of the first shell (1) and the second shell (2); anda cable clamp (4), disposed at a connection between the first shell (1) and the second shell (2), wherein a gap (7) allowing insertion of an external conductor of the leaky cable (3) is provided between the cable clamp (4) and the first shell (1), and when the leaky cable (3) is inserted in the mounting spaces, the cable clamp (4) is subjected to a force to move toward the first shell (1) to fasten the external conductor of the leaky cable (3).
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to claim 1, wherein an end surface of at least one of the cable clamp (4) or the first shell (1) facing the gap (7) is a tapered surface.
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to claim 2, wherein an end surface of the cable clamp (4) facing the gap (7) is a tapered surface with an inner diameter gradually increasing from one end close to the second shell (2) to the other end close to the first shell (1), and an end surface of the first shell (1) facing the gap (7) is formed by at least two partial inclined surfaces.
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the first shell (1) is formed with an assembly space (5) allowing insertion of the cable clamp (4) under the action of an external force, and correspondingly, the cable clamp (4) is formed with a protrusion (6) adapting to the assembly space (5).
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to claim 4, wherein the other end of the cable clamp (4) opposite to the protrusion (6) is provided with a first limiting member (8), the first shell (1) is provided with a second limiting member (9) matching the first limiting member (8), and the first limiting member (8) climbs over the second limiting member (9) under the action of an external force to insert the protrusion (6) in the assembly space (5) for fastening.
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a third limiting member and a fourth limiting member are disposed at an interval in an axial direction in the second shell (2), a first sealing member (14), a housing (15), and a pressure ring (16) are sequentially disposed between the third limiting member and the fourth limiting member, the pressure ring (16) abuts against the fourth limiting member, the first sealing member (14) abuts against the third limiting member, and the housing (15) abuts against both the first sealing member (14) and the pressure ring (16).
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to claim 6, wherein the housing (15) is provided with a tapered surface matching the cable clamp (4) to apply a radial pressing force to the cable clamp (4) under the action of an external force.
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein an annular groove (17) is provided in a contact surface between the first shell (1) and the second shell (2), and a second sealing member (18) is disposed inside the annular groove (17).
- The mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the first shell (1) and the second shell (2) are assembled by interference fit.
- A leaky cable connector, comprising the mounting structure for a leaky cable connector according to any one of claims 1 to 9.
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