Te Connectivity Germany Gmbh

Tyco Electronics Amp Gmbh

Bernd Leonhardt

Martin Listing

Christoph Kosmalski

Maximilian Veihl

Soenke Sachs

Jochen Fertig

Harald Ulrich

Michael Schall

Stefan Glaser

Marco Wolf

Kevin Scheer

Stefan Masak

Ivan Ivanov

Rajesh Kumar

Jürgen Sauer

Florin Spataru

Bernd Manz

Ralf Dierkes

A housing assembly for a connector includes a securing mechanism for securing the connector to a mating connector in a securing position, and a locking mechanism. The locking mechanism in a locking position locks the securing mechanism in the securing position. The locking mechanism is latchable in a holding position in which the securing mechanism can be moved out of the securing position.

Housing assembly for a connector, method for releasing a connection between a connector and a mating connector

A shielding spring shell has a contact tab with a pair of spring sections adjoining a fillet. One of the spring sections is an at least radially resilient radial spring and another of the spring sections is an at least axially resilient axial spring.

Shielding spring shell for high current plug-in connections

A conical contact spring sleeve includes a radial concavity that projects radially inwards beyond an inner peripheral surface of the conical contact spring sleeve and/or a radial convexity that projects radially outwards beyond an outer peripheral surface of the conical contact spring sleeve.

Conical contact spring sleeve as well as electrical connectors and plug connections with such contact spring sleeves

A plug-in connector element includes an electrically conductive contact element, a housing, a contact protection element, and a temperature sensor accommodated at least in part within the contact protection element. The contact protection element is disposed so that, between the housing and the contact protection element, access to the electrically conductive contact element is prevented for an object having a diameter above a defined value. The temperature sensor measures a temperature of the electrically conductive contact element.

Plug-in connector element and plug-in connector for high-voltage applications

A contact for an electrical connector comprises a body extending in a longitudinal direction. The body has a front surface. The front surface includes a first front section and a second front section. The second front section is offset with respect to the first front section in the longitudinal direction.

Contact and electrical connector

A connector housing for an electrical connector has a housing body having one or more contact receiving passageways and one or more contact-securing members. Each contact-securing member is pivotably mounted on the housing body about a pivot axis, spaced apart from the pivot axis and extending parallel to the pivot axis, and pivotable about the pivot axis into the contact receiving passageway. The contact-securing member has a latching lug, a securing arm extending towards the contact receiving passageway, and a recess positioned on a side of the securing are opposite the latching lug.

Connector housing for an electric plug connector

A connector for engagement with a corresponding complementary connector is disclosed. The connector has a spring arm having a latch for engagement with the complementary connector. The spring arm also has an actuating arm that at least partially overlaps a locking arm of the spring arm in an actuating direction of the actuating arm. The actuating arm is longer than the locking arm.

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Kirchheim, Germany

Bernd Leonhardt