Tyco Electronics Amp Gmbh

Te Connectivity Germany Gmbh

Te Connectivity Solutions Gmbh

Te Connectivity Nederland Bv

Te Connectivity India Private Limited

Guenther Mumper

Konrad Helmut Roth

Bert Bergner

Hartmut Ripper

Gabriel Hotea

John Wesley Hall

Neil Franklin Schroll

Christian Schrettlinger

Nicholas Lee Evans

Christian Rusch

Christian Mandel

Samir Aboulkassem

Daniel Volkmann

Gregor Karrasch

Marc Reinhardt

Jochen Brandt

Anne Weiss

Yehya Ashour

Gururaj A Hiremath

Bart Van Sebroeck

Alfons Ketteler

Markus Kressmann

Robert Wuerker

Deeksha Venkadari Yogendra

Georg Puckel

Nathan William Swanger

Samir Abouklassem

Harmut Ripper

Rutger Wilhelmus Smink

Srinivas Rathod

Jabobus Nicolaas Tuin

Sundareshan Md

Christian H Schrettlinger

A contact includes a cantilever beam and a protection tab. The cantilever beam extends from a beam connected end to a beam free end along an insertion direction. The protection tab extends from a tab connected end to a tab free end in a direction opposite to the insertion direction. The tab free end is positioned adjacent to the beam free end.

Contact of an electrical connector with protection tabs for cantilever beams

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 plug connector for insertion into a socket comprises a plug connector frame and a spring element. The plug connector frame has a side wall and a front opening receiving a cable head. The spring element is formed of a resilient material and electrically connects the cable head and the socket. The spring element has a first contacting portion projecting inward from the side wall and electrically contacting the cable head and a second contacting portion projecting outward from the side wall and electrically contacting the socket.

Plug connector

A plug connector has a housing with a cap, the cap having a lever which can adopt a first position and a second position. In this case, the housing is opened in the first position of the lever and closed in the second position of the lever. Furthermore, the plug connector has a locking device which can adopt a blocking position which is intended to lock the lever in the second position. The locking device is elastically movable out of its blocking position into a release position in order to unlock the lever in the second position. Furthermore, the locking device is elastically movable out of its blocking position into an overload position in order to unlock the lever in the second position if a force exerted on the lever exceeds a set value. In this case, the overload position differs from the release position.

The invention relates to a connector assembly for an electrical plug-in connector (), in particular an electrical socket plug-in connector () for an igniter of an airbag, with a contact casing () in which at least one electrical contact means () can be provided, and a contact securing means () which has a locking means () by means of which the contact means () can be locked in the contact casing (); the contact securing means () having a strain-relief means () by means of which at least partially a strain relief for an electric line () connected to the contact means () can be set up on/in the connector assembly (); and/or the connector assembly () having a plug-in-connector securing means () which, starting from a pre-latching position (V) on the connector assembly (), for a final latching position (E) can be brought into engagement with the contact securing means () and/or a strain-relief cover () of the connector assembly ().

Connector assembly for an electrical plug-in connector, electrical plug-in connector and manufactured electric cable

An electrical connector element having at least one contact receiving member for an electrical contact element which can be inserted in an insertion direction (E) as far as its end position (F) into the at least one contact receiving member, having a locking member by means of which the contact element in its locking position (L) can be secured in the end position (F) against being removed from the at least one contact receiving member counter to the insertion direction (E), and having a securing member which retains the locking member in the locking position (L) in its securing position (B). In order to better secure the contact elements against being removed from the contact receiving members, there is provision according to the invention for the securing member in the securing position (B) to at least partially protrude into the at least one contact receiving member and consequently for the contact element to be able to be additionally secured against being removed from the at least one contact receiving member counter to the insertion direction (E).

Connector element having second contact securing means

The present application relates to a checkable plug-in connection comprising a plug having at least one latching element, a verification element which is secured to the plug via a connection element so as to be prevented from being removed, and a mating plug which can be connected to the plug and comprises at least one counter-latching element. The plug-in connection is configured so as to be able to pass from a pre-connection configuration, in which the verification element is prevented from being removed from the plug by the connection element and in which the plug and mating plug are separate from one another, into an end connection configuration, in which the counter-latching element is engaged with the at least one latching element and in which the plug and mating plug are prevented from being pulled apart.

Checkable plug-in connection and method for checking the connection state of a plug-in connection

An electrical plug connector includes a first housing and a second housing. The first housing includes first electrical contacts arranged in first and second contact zones. The second housing includes second electrical contacts arranged in first and second contact holders. The second contact holder is displaceable with respect to the second housing in a direction of mating when the first and second housings are mated. The second contact holder is displaceable between a first position where the second electrical contacts of the second contact holder mechanically engage the first electrical contacts and a subsequent second position where the second electrical contacts of the first contact holder mechanically engage the first electrical contacts.

Electrical plug connector

A connector housing and a process for making same, in which the connector housing comprises a base part and a pivoting part, attached to the base part and made in one piece with the base part. The pivoting part has at least one surface delimiting an insertion opening in the connector housing through which a pin contact may be inserted into a socket contact in the connector housing. The connector housing being injection molded, with the pivoting part located in an open position, providing sufficient space for the molds for shaping a latching hook. After the mold has been removed, the pivoting part is moved into a closed position in which the delimiting surface of the pivoting part is moved towards the insertion opening. The connector housing cures with the pivoting part in the closed position. The socket contact is held in a contact chamber by a latching hook.

Contact housing and process for making a contact housing

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