Spinner Gmbh

Spinner Gmbh Elektrotechnische Fabrik

Josef Landinger

Franz Xaver Pitschi

Christoph Neumaier

Herbert Hammerschmidt

Josef Kreuzmeir

A RF connector includes a first conductor and a symmetrical second conductor. Each conductor has an elongated structure of a flat conductive material with a length corresponding to ¼ of a nominal frequency of a signal to be coupled and is connected at a first end to a coaxial connector and at a second end to the housing. The RF connector can be switched between an ON state and an OFF state. In the OFF state, the first conductor is distant from the second conductor and in the ON state the first conductor is in close contact with the second conductor such that open sides of their respective housings are oriented against each other, and the conductors are facing each other.

Contactless high power RF connector

A coaxial overvoltage protector includes a coaxial line section from which a &#x3bb;/4 short-circuit line branches off in a radial manner. The inner conductor of the short-circuit line is in electric contact with the inner conductor of the coaxial line section using a coaxial tubular capacitor. The tubular capacitor includes a conductive (metal) pin and the inner wall of the inner conductor of the coaxial line section. The conductive pin is arranged coaxially within the inner conductor of the coaxial line section and is electrically connected with the inner conductor of the short-circuit line, but is insulated from the inner conductor of the coaxial line section by a dielectric sleeve.

Coaxial overvoltage protector

A coaxial overvoltage protector, includes a coaxial transmission line having an inner conductor and an outer conductor, and a &lgr;/4 short-circuit line having an inner conductor radially branching off the inner conductor of the coaxial transmission line. The inner conductor of the &lgr;/4 short-circuit line is electrically contacted with the outer conductor of the coaxial transmission line and guided in insulated manner through a wall of the outer conductor of the coaxial transmission line into a chamber of the outer conductor, thereby defining a portion which is received in the chamber and oriented at least approximately in a plane which is parallel to the axis of the coaxial transmission line.

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Aschau, Germany

Josef Landinger