Telegaertner Karl Gaertner Gmbh

Mc Technology Gmbh

Telegärtner Karl Gärtner Gmbh

Andreas Schumann

Gerd Philipp

Rolf Sticker

Hartmut Gaertner

Stefanie Berger

Hans Huber

Aytekin Kolcak

An electrical plug connector comprises a connection module having a plurality of contact elements for establishing an electrical connection to corresponding contact elements of a socket connector, and a terminal module having a plurality of terminal elements, each for connecting a conductor of a cable. The terminal module is adapted to be detachably connected to the connection module in order to establish an electrical connection between each of the terminal elements and a contact element. The connection module comprises a housing into which the terminal module can be inserted, and a strain relief which is connected to the housing and engages over the terminal module, wherein a cable connected to the terminal module is adapted to be fixed to the connection module by means of the strain relief.

Electrical plug connector

The invention relates to a cable connecting device for a connecting apparatus for the variable connection of cables, having a connecting module which has cable connecting elements for detachably connecting two cables, and having a module carrier which can be detachably connected to the connecting module and can be detachably fixed to a holding device of the connecting apparatus. The invention also relates to a connecting apparatus with a cable connecting device of this kind. In order to develop the connecting apparatus and the cable connecting device in such a way that mounting of said devices is simplified, with the connecting module being reliably held on the module carrier, it is proposed according to the invention that the connecting module can be inserted into a receiving passage in the module carrier in a mounting direction and can be latched to the module carrier in a latching position.

Cable connecting device and connecting apparatus with cable connecting devices of this kind

A coupling with two sleeves facing in opposite directions for the plugs of two shielded data cables that are to be connected to each other is in particular configured as an RJ 45 coupling. A printed circuit board () carries a contact assembly for each of the sleeves and connects the corresponding contacts () with each other. Two partial shells () made of an electrically insulating material envelop and hold the printed circuit board (). An electrically conductive housing () is essentially U-shaped, with its longitudinal axis extending in the plug-in direction of the sleeves. The partial shells (), together with the printed circuit board () they envelop, are insertable in the housing () as modules and can be attached firmly in the housing (). An electrically conductive sheet metal cover () covers the modules on the open side of the housing () and engages with molded contacting prongs () in the sleeves for the purpose of contacting the shields of the plugs inserted into the sleeves.

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Steinenbronn, Germany

Andreas Schumann