Mc Technology Gmbh

Mcq Tech Gmbh

Ria-btr Produktions Gmbh

Joachim Borst

Hermann Stadler

Eduard Betz

Peter Wicht

The invention relates to a terminal with a housing, with at least two clamp contacts to produce an electronic connection to electric contacts and with connection elements for producing an electric connection to an electronic sub-assembly arranged outside the electrical terminal block, with the electrical terminal block comprising an electronic sub-assembly and with the clamp contacts being connected via the electronic sub-assembly to connection elements as well as an electrical terminal block-circuit board arrangement with an electronic sub-assembly in the form of a circuit board and with a terminal electrically connected to the electronic sub-assembly.

Connecting terminal having clamp contacts

The invention relates to an electrical connecting terminal with an insulating connecting terminal housing and one or more clip-on contacts for the conduction of electrical current.

Feeder clamp

For purposes of assembling contact pins () disposed in a row onto a circuit board (), the pins () are grasped via a force fit in an insulating body () at their ends facing away from the circuit board ()and are supported to prevent tilting. The body () has a suction surface () for an automated assembly device. After insertion of the pins () into the circuit board () and after the soldering process, the body () is pulled off the pins (), so that they sit freely in the circuit board ().

Device for assembling pins onto a circuit board background

An adapter board for connecting an electronic controller to the connection leads thereof includes a printed circuit board having at least two pins, which can be inserted into connections for the connection leads of the electronic controller. The adapter board also includes a plug-in connector, which can be plugged into a mating plug-in connector of a socket and which can be brought into a signal connection with the connection leads. The pins are connected to the plug-in connector in an electrically conductive manner via the printed circuit board.

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Donaueschingen, Germany

Joachim Borst