Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Anton Schröcker

Georges Embo

Hans Heinrich Voss

Reinhold Reich

Albert Wiedemann

Franz Feuerreiter

Horst Schiefele

A shielded plug-in connector is provided which includes a shield housing on which a cylindrical crimp sleeve is formed. A substantially cylindrical moulded part has partial cylindrical longitudinal grooves into which the exposed shield jackets of coaxial conductors can be inserted. The moulded part can be introduced, together with the coaxial conductors, into the crimp sleeve. The latter is compressed using a serrated crimping tool, whereby the moulded part is deformed in such a way that the longitudinal grooves contract and the shield jackets are tightly encompassed.

Device for connecting coaxial conductors to a plug-in connector

A shielded plug connector includes at least one shielded cable having a cable shielding, a plug or socket insert having a metal collar, and a one-piece, one-shell, metal shielding housing. The shielding housing has a plug side at which the plug or socket insert is disposed. The plug side has an end surface and bearing points for the metal collar being recessed inwardly relative to the plug-side end surface, for end-surface contacting of the shielding housing with an appliance wall only at the plug-side end surface. The shielding housing has a connection side with a connection region for connecting the at least one shielded cable. The connection region has a connection-side end and a transverse wall. The transverse wall is recessed inwardly relative to the connection-side end, it has at least one lead-through formed therein and it is in direct end contact with the cable shielding.

Shielded plug connector

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Munich, Germany

Anton Schröcker