Te Connectivity Germany Gmbh

Heidelberger Druckmaschinen Ag

Tyco Electronics Amp Gmbh

Te Connectivity Nederland Bv

Te Connectivity India Private Limited

Gregor Karrasch

Daniel Volkmann

Anne Weiss

Deeksha Venkadari Yogendra

Bert Bergner

Christian Rusch

Christian Mandel

Guenther Mumper

Samir Aboulkassem

Carsten Buck

Marc Reinhardt

Torsten Sieler

Stefan Stross

Stefan Kipp

Stefan Engert

Rutger Wilhelmus Smink

Srinivas Rathod

Jabobus Nicolaas Tuin

A connection device for an appliance with an appliance housing includes a main body having an appliance-side end, a connection-side end facing away from the appliance-side end, and a conduit extending from the appliance-side end to the connection-side end, a securing element securing the main body to a wall section of the appliance housing, and a conductor leading through the main body from the connection-side end to the appliance-side end. The main body has a first abutment surface facing the appliance-side end. The securing element has a second abutment surface facing the first abutment surface. The first abutment surface and the second abutment surface enclose therebetween a receiving region for clamping reception of the wall section of the appliance housing.

Connection device for an electric and/or electronic appliance with an appliance housing, as well as appliance housing assembly and sensor assembly

A high frequency (HF) terminal for an HF connector includes an electromechanical contact section, a mechanical fastening section, an electromechanical connection section, and an HF compensation region apart from the electromechanical contact section. The HF compensation region is geometrically developed in such a way that a loss in a signal integrity of an HF plug-in connector including the HF connector with the HF terminal and an HF mating connector with an HF mating terminal in a final plugged-in position can be at least partially compensated by the HF compensation region.

HF terminal for an HF connector, and a method for improving the quality of a signal integrity of a male HF connector or of an HF plug-in connector

A chiclet for a chiclet connector includes a conductor having a first end and a second end. A housing of the chiclet encloses and defines a housing interior. The conductor extends through the housing interior with the first and second ends of the conductor forming contacts projecting from the housing. The housing forms an electromagnetic shield electrically insulated from the conductor. A support of the chiclet corresponds in shape to the housing interior and is connected to the conductor for fixing the conductor within the housing.

Chiclets for a chiclet connector

A monitoring device for monitoring an impedance of a protective conductor. The monitoring device has a first voltage divider for connection to a voltage source including a series connection to a first resistor and a second resistor. The second resistor has a resistance value which corresponds to a threshold value for the impedance of the protective conductor. A second voltage divider includes a series connection to a third resistor and a bridge diode and a connection to the first resistor at a first end of the third resistor and connectable to a second end of the third resistor and to the protective conductor. A measuring device is provided for the detection of a bridge voltage between a first node and a second node if the impedance of the protective conductor is greater than the value of the second resistor.

Monitoring device and method of monitoring an impedance of a protective conductor, and charging control unit

The present invention relates to an electrical connector having an electrically insulating contact carrier and at least one electrically conductive contact element which is provided with an impedance equalization element. In particular, the present invention relates to an electrical connector which has defined impedance properties, both with and without shielding. In order to adjust the impedance of the connector () in at least a portion of the region in which the at least one contact element () is arranged, at least one impedance equalization element () is provided on the contact carrier () and integrated therewith, wherein the impedance equalization element () has an electrically conductive, substantially planar structure, which is arranged with respect to the at least one contact element () with a predetermined spacing which is dependent on the impedance value to be adjusted.

Electrical connector having an integrated impedance equalisation element

The present invention relates to an electrical connector with an electrically insulating contact carrier and with at least one electrically conducting contact element which is held in the contact carrier. Furthermore, the present invention relates to a manufacturing method for manufacturing a connector of this type. Changes in dimension in the geometry of the contact carrier and also fluctuations in spacing and geometry in the enclosing shielding cause impedance inhomogeneities in the signal propagation direction that adversely influence the signal quality. Furthermore, it may be necessary to purposefully set the impedance so as to differ from the nominal impedance. An electrical connector is therefore proposed with an electrically insulating contact carrier () and with at least one electrically conducting contact element () which is held in the contact carrier (), wherein at least one impedance correction element () is arranged in the contact carrier () for setting the impedance of the connector () in the region in which the at least one contact element () is arranged.

Electrical connector with impedance correction element and method for the manufacture thereof

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