Robert Boschgmbh

Frederic Cousin

Werner Steinberger

Thomas Breinlinger

Stefan Weller

A method is disclosed for producing an angled plug-in connector, which has an insert-molded, prefabricated busbar stack that has at least two busbars which are next to one another, are spaced apart by an insulating gap, and are made of an electrically conductive planar material. Each of the busbars includes a starting region which is in a reference plane and oriented in a reference direction, an end region which is bent out of the reference plane about a creasing angle and oriented in a transverse direction, a curved transition region from the reference direction into the transverse direction, and a bending region oriented along a bending line. The bending line is oriented, with respect to the reference direction, at a bending line angle, and the busbar stack is insert moulded between the starting region and the end region having a housing made of an electrically non-conductive plastics material.

Method for producing an angled plug-in connector, an angled plug-in connector and a sensor

A connecting arrangement includes a first plastic component, a second plastic component, and a closed induction ring that is arranged between the first and second plastic components in a joining gap that is partially filled with molten plastic. The first plastic component has a first joining region that is configured as a stepped receiving opening with a first joining contour. The second plastic component has a second joining region that is configured as a stepped shoulder with a second joining contour. The second joining region is inserted into the first joining region to form the joining gap. The first and second joining contours are adapted to one another so as to center the first joining region, the second joining region, and the induction ring in the joining gap with respect to one another. A method in one embodiment includes welding the first and second plastic components of the connecting arrangement.

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Freiberg am Neckar, Germany

Frederic Cousin