Amphenol-Tuchel Electronics Gmbh

Fritz Stepper Gmbh & Co. Kg

Alexander Schreck

Alfred Annecke

Wolfgang Kerner

Christian Ungerer

Dawid Szymura

Wolfgang Katz

Joachim Stolz

Martin Wacker

Denis Gleiter

Raimund Ochs

Thomas Schmid

The invention relates to a cylindrical connector socket having a contact cage which comprises a plurality of contact springs extending along a plug-in direction S for electrically conductive contacting with a connector which can be plugged into the cylindrical connector socket in the plug-in direction S. The contact cage has a first end margin and a second end margin, wherein a first set of contact springs is formed from the first end margin and a second set of contact springs is formed from the second end margin. The contact springs in the first and the second set each have a fixed end with which they are fastened to one of the margins and each have a free end, which projects in the direction of the other margin.

Cylindrical high power contact connector socket

The invention relates to a method for manufacturing an electric connector jack comprising a cylindrical jack sleeve which includes a receiving space into which a cylindrical contact lamination grating is inserted that has a plurality of parallel contact laminations.

Radial jack

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Heilbronn, Germany

Alexander Schreck