Phoenix Contact Development and Manufacturing, Inc.

Phoenix Contact Gmbh + Co. Kg

Phoenix Contact Development & Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Hans-Hilmar Schulte

John Phillip Huss, Jr

Ralf Geske

Thomas Beier

Karsten Freund

Markus Sonderer

Detlef Nehm

Thomas Führer

Ulrich Rosemeyer

Christian Helmig

The subject matter of the invention is a plug-type connector, comprising a contact carrier element (), wherein a contact element () for receiving a conductor () of a cable is arranged in the contact carrier element (), wherein the contact element () is fixed in the contact carrier element (), wherein, in the event of a force being exerted on the contact element () which is greater than the holding force of the fixing, the fixing can be released and the contact element () becomes movably mounted in the contact carrier element ().

Plug-type connector

The invention relates to a contact unit and particularly a solder pin, and a method for producing a contact unit, comprising a body having a metal core and a tin layer surrounding the metal core. The tin layer is thereby designed as a duplex layer, and comprises a radially inner layer overlay of matte tin and a radially outer layer overlay of glossy tin.

Contact unit and method for producing a contact unit

Electrical connector

An electrical connector assembly for forming insulation displacement connections with conductors in small wires includes a wire carrier and a base. Pierce points on the base are slid along opposed walls in a slot in the carrier to align small tips on the ends of the pierce points to form electrical connections with a conductor in a wire in the carrier. The connections are located inwardly of the slot walls.

Electrical connector assembly and method

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Schieder-Schwalenberg, Germany

Hans-Hilmar Schulte