Amphenol-tuchel Electronics Gmbh

Fritz Stepper Gmbh & Co. Kg

Konfektion E Elektronik Gmbh

Christian Ungerer

Wolfgang Kerner

Michael Knödler

Timo Zentgraf

Dawid Szymura

Joachim Stolz

Wolfgang Katz

Martin Wacker

Alexander Schreck

Raimund Ochs

Manuel Obel

Klaus Kamm

Peter Oberhammer

Michael KNÖDLER

Peter Eisermann

The invention relates to a shield connection element for a printed circuit board, comprising a contact part with a central flat soldering section for soldering onto a printed circuit board, and two crimping sections adjacent thereto, of which at least one is designed for connection to a cable shield of a cable.

Shield connection element for a printed circuit board

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

The invention relates to an electric plug-connector socket comprising a cylindrical socket sleeve, wherein the socket sleeve is designed with an accommodating space, into which is pushed a cylindrical lamella cage with a multiplicity of parallel contact lamellae, wherein the lamella cage has a first and second end-side, encircling collar crosspiece, and the contact lamellae run therebetween, wherein the lamella cage, on both collar crosspieces, has preferably window-like apertures, and wherein a stamping method is used to introduce, into the lateral surface of the socket sleeve, a plurality of convexities which extend into the window-like apertures such that a preferably force-fitting connection is formed between the lamella cage and the socket sleeve.

Plug-connector socket

The invention relates to an electric plug connector socket () comprising a cylindrical socket sleeve (), wherein the socket sleeve () is formed with a receiving space () in which a cylindrical lamination cage () having a multiplicity of contact laminations () running in parallel is pushed, wherein the lamination cage () has a first and second end-side encircling collar web (), between which the contact laminations () run, characterized in that the lamination cage () is clamped and/or fastened at the one (first) end at least axially and preferably also non-rotatably in the socket sleeve (), and an axial and rotatable plain bearing in relation to the socket sleeve () is provided at the other (second) opposite end.

Radial contact socket

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Untergruppenbach-Unterheinriet, Germany

Christian Ungerer