Phoenix Contact Gmbh + Co. Kg

Christian Starke

Frank Hakemeyer

Juergen Kleinschmidt

Markus Becker

Rainer Gockel

Daniel Klein

Jürgen Kleinschmidt

The invention relates to a device for locking an adjusting means (), in particular an electrical addressing device, mounted on a printed circuit board () which extends in an x and/or y direction. The device includes an essentially flat base plate () having a length (L), a width (B), and a thickness (D), to which a first detent spring () is attached for locking engagement with marking means (') of the adjusting means (). The first detent spring preferably has an oblong spring leg (), wherein in the installed state the base plate () is mounted on the printed circuit board ().

Locking device for adjusting element

An electric terminal module includes a plurality of electric contact elements configured to connect to electric conductors and a housing including an opening in at least one side wall thereof. A printed circuit board is disposed in the housing. The printed circuit board includes a circuit arrangement having a plurality of electric components configured to perform a specific function and a mount. An adjusting device is operable to change at least one electric characteristic quantity of the circuit arrangement. The adjusting device is mounted directly onto the printed circuit board on the mount and is operable from outside the housing through the opening so as to swivel or turn.

Electrical terminal module

Adjusting device for the setpoint of an electric module

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Lemgo, Germany

Christian Starke