Adc Gmbh

Commscope Technologies LLC

Krone Aktiengesellschaft

Krone Gmbh

Deutschetelekom Ag

Tyco Electronics Services Gmbh

Joachim Stark

Harald Klein

Ralf-Dieter Busse

Antony Nijhuis

Heiko Neumetzler

Carsten Storbeck

Philipp Meyer

Adrian Benedetto

Manfred Stöckel

Andreas Gotzmann

Carstein Storbeck

Michael Kasprzyk

René Franke

Sven Schümann

Sven SCHÜMANN

The invention relates to a distribution connection module () for telecommunications and data technology, with the distribution connection module () comprising a first submodule () and a second submodule (), with the first and second submodule () each having contact elements (), with the contact elements () each having an electrical connecting contact () and an interface contact (), with the interface contacts () of the first submodule () being electrically connected to one another by the interface contacts () of the second submodule (), or with the interface contacts () of the first submodule () being connected to interface contacts () of a further submodule () and the interface contacts () of the second submodule () being connected to interface contacts () of a further submodule (), with the further submodules () being arranged between the first and the second submodules ().

Distributor connection module

The invention relates to a distribution strip () for telecommunications and data technology, comprising a housing () and connection contacts for cores, the distribution strip () having a front side () and a rear side (), with connection contacts being accessible both from the front side () and from the rear side (), the connection contacts on the front side () being electrically connected to the connection contacts on the rear side (), at least the connection contacts on the front side () being in the form of core connection contacts (), the core connection contacts () on the front side () being arranged laterally offset with respect to a side face () of the housing () and extending at most as far as half the width (B) of the front side (), and to a distribution block () comprising at least two distribution strips (), which are fastened on a carrier system ().

Distributor unit and distributor block which comprises at least two distributor units

The invention relates to a terminal module () with integrated functions, comprising a housing (), at least one terminal strip (-) for connecting wire strands, and at least one circuit board () which is disposed in the housing () and on which functional elements are arranged that are electrically placed between contacts of the terminal strip or strips (-). Switching elements (), by means of which conductor paths between the contacts can be modified, are positioned on the circuit board ().

Terminal module with integrated functions

The invention relates to a distribution box connection module () for telecommunications and data technology, comprising a housing in which externally accessible input and output contacts () are arranged for the connection of cables and cores, with the housing having a cavity in which at least one printed circuit board () is arranged, with the input and output contacts () being arranged on the opposite end faces of the housing, and with the input contacts () being associated with one input side and the output contacts () being associated with one output side, with the input contacts) being in the form of at least two mutually opposite rows of contacts, and the output contacts () being in the form of at least one plug connector, with at least two input contacts () in the first row and at least two input contacts () in the second row being connected to the output contacts () in the at least one plug connector, and with the input contacts () in the first row and in the second row being connected via the at least one printing circuit board () to the output contacts () in the plug connector.

Distributor connection module for telecommunication and data technology

An overvoltage protection magazine includes a plastic housing, electric contacts, overvoltage protection elements, and at least one contact edge. The electric contacts are disposed in the plastic housing and have an insertion region and a contact region. The electric contacts are disposed in a row in the insertion region. The plastic housing has receptacles for the overvoltage protection elements, which are disposed on both sides (e.g., Left and Right) along the longitudinal direction. The contact regions of the electric contacts protrude into the respective receptacles and establish a first electric contact to the respective overvoltage protection element. The contact edge has spring contact elements in the region of the receptacles, which establish the second contact to the overvoltage protection element.

Overvoltage protection magazine

A distribution connection module () for telecommunications and data technology includes a housing () in which input and output contacts () for the connection of cables or wires are arranged such that they are externally accessible. The housing () is designed with a cavity in which functional elements are arranged between the input and output contacts ().

Distribution connection module for telecommunications and data systems technology

The invention relates to a plug () for terminal blocks in telecommunications and data system equipment, comprising a lower part () and an upper part () of plastic, which are interconnected, and at least one contact element (), which can be inserted into a tapping contact of a terminal block, with the lower part () being made longer than the upper part () and having galvanically metallized structures, which form at least the contact element () and extend as far as the lower edge () of the lower part (), and also a method for its production.

Plug for connection strips and method for the production thereof

Aspects of a distribution connecting module for teleconununications and data systems technology include a housing inside of which input and output contacts are arranged to be accessible from the exterior of the housing. The housing is provided with a cavity inside of which at least one printed circuit board is arranged. The input and output contacts are situated on the opposing faces of the housing. The input contacts are provided in the form of at least one connector strip with insulation displacement contacts. The input and output contacts can be detachably connected to the printed circuit board. The connector strip supporting the input contacts is detachably connected to the housing via a front part. When the connection between the front part and the housing is released, the connector strip, which is connected to the front part, is, together with the fork contacts, moved away from the printed circuit board. Attachment of the front part to the housing includes inserting a screw into an opening in the front part and then sliding the screw into a slotted region of the front part.

Distribution connecting module

The invention relates to a plug () for connection strips used in telecommunication and data technology, comprising a bottom part () and a top part () made of plastic, which are connected to each other, and at least one contact element () which can be plugged into a tapping contact of a connection strip. The bottom part () is longer than the top part () and is provided with electroplated metallic structures which form at least the contact element () and extend to the lower edge () of the bottom part (). Also disclosed is a method for producing the inventive plug.

The distribution connecting module for telecommunications and data systems technology, comprises a housing inside of which input and output contacts for connecting lines and wires are placed, said contacts being accessible from the exterior. The housing is provided with a cavity inside of which at least one printed circuit board is placed. The input and output contacts are situated on the opposing faces of the housing. The input contacts are provided in the form of at least one connector strip with insulation displacement contacts. The input and output contacts can be detachably connected to the printed circuit board. The connector strip supporting the input contacts is detachably connected to the housing via a front part. The insulation displacement contacts are connected to the printed circuit board via fork contacts. The connection between the front part and the housing is such that when the connection is released, the connector strip, which is connected to the front part, is, together with the fork contacts, moved away from the printed circuit board.

Distributor module for use in telecommunications and data systems technology

Connection-, disconnection-and distribution module

An overvoltage protection plug is provided, including at least one voltage-limiting component with an associated fuse element and a fail-safe device (6). The fuse element trips the fail-safe device (6) in the event of thermal overheating. The fail-safe device can optionally be upgraded with visual fail-safe signaling, wherein the voltage-limiting component is arranged with the associated fuse element and the fail-safe device (6) as an enclosed unit on a first printed circuit board (3) to which, optionally, the visual fail-safe signaling, which is arranged on a separate, second printed circuit board (10), can be assigned.

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Berlin, Germany

Joachim Stark