Kathrein-werke Kg

Euchner Gmbh & Co. Kg

Euchner Gmbh Co.

Telegaertner Karl Gaertner Gmbh

Erik Baechle

Manfred Stolle

Thomas Haunberger

Stefan Berger

Walter Link

Reinhard Vogl

Guenter Waeller

Gerd Kruegel

Werner Haegele

Mario Guenther

A coaxial plug-in connector arrangement is provided having an electrically conductive outer sleeve, and an electrically conductive inner sleeve which is insertable into the outer sleeve in the axial direction and is electrically connectable to the outer sleeve. A first contact pin is insertable into the outer sleeve from a side facing away from the inner sleeve. A second contact pin is insertable into the inner sleeve from a side facing away from the outer sleeve. An insulating part in which an inner conductor part is mounted is located in the inner sleeve. The two contact pins are connectable to one another in an electrically conductive manner via the inner conductor part. An arresting element is mountable on one of the two sleeves before insertion of the inner sleeve into the outer sleeve. The inner sleeve is detachably fixable in the outer sleeve by means of the arresting element.

Coaxial plug-in connector arrangement

A connecting device for electrically connecting two circuit boards is provided. The connecting device has a first and a second coaxial connector and a coupling member. The two coaxial connectors and the coupling member each have an outer conductor and an inner conductor. The outer conductors of the coaxial connectors are electrically interconnected via the outer conductor of the coupling member and the inner conductors of the coaxial connectors are electrically interconnected via the inner conductor of the coupling member. The coupling member is arranged between the two coaxial connectors so as to be tiltable from an axially aligned orientation and displaceable in an axial direction. The coupling member is held on an elastically deformable dielectric holding ring which surrounds the coupling member in a circumferential direction and is in contact against at least one coaxial connector.

Connecting device for electrically connecting two circuit boards

A locking system () for a safety switch includes a read head () and an actuator (), each of which is provided with first or second componentry () encompassing electrical and/or electronic components that interact with each other in an electrically contactless manner, thereby controlling the safety switch. The locking system actuator () can be locked to the read head () by a switchable electromagnet () which interacts with a counterelement (). The locking action is controlled by a sensor element (), the output signal of which depends on the magnetic field generated by the electromagnet ().

Electromagnetic locking system for a safety switch

A device switches an electrical connection in accordance with the condition of a device to be monitored, especially to a safety switch () for a protective device. The safety switch includes a housing () in which a switch disk () is mounted for rotation about an axis (). An actuator () can be inserted for triggering the switching process. A latching device blocks the switch disk (). The latching device has a latching element () guided in the switch disk () and movable against the effect of a first energy accumulator (). In a position in which it blocks the switch disk (), the latching element () engages an associated recess () in the housing (). A rotatable release element () disposed beside the switch disk (), is rotatable relative to the switch disk () when the actuator () is inserted. When the release element () is rotated, the latching element (B) is slid back parallel to the axis () into the switch disk () against the effect of the first energy accumulator (), thereby placing it in a release position.

Safety switch with unlatching disc

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Filderstadt, Germany

Erik Baechle