Rosenberger Hochfrequeńztechnik Gmbh & Co. Kg

Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik Gmbh

Markus Schichl

Folke Michelmann

Willem Blakborn

Michael Hackner

Levente Schneider

Martin Räthlein

Helmut Muehlfellner

Herbert Wurm

Sebastian Kirchhofer

Helmut Muhlfellner

Alexander Schuster

Stefan Hofmeister

Martin Rathlein

Pablo Fernandez Alvarino

Uwe Vieweg

The invention relates to a plug-in connector arrangement (), having a first fastening element () that can be mounted on an assembly () and having an electrical plug-in connector () that is connected to the first fastening element (). Provision is made for the plug-in connector () to be connected to the first fastening element () in such a way that the plug-in connector () can be moved along at least one degree of freedom in translational movement (x, y, z). The plug-in connector () has a first guide means () in order to provide, together with an electrical mating plug-in connector (), approximate guidance which positions the plug-in connector () and the mating plug-in connector () relative to one another in order to be plugged together.

Plug-in connector arrangement and electrical plug-in connector

Connector

Connecting plug and socket for coaxial cables

Socket for coaxial cables

Connecting plug for coaxial cables

Radar sensor

The present invention relates to an electrical connector comprising a first connector portion, a second connector portion and a locking mechanism, wherein the first connector portion has a first electrical contact element and at least one magnet, and wherein the second connector portion has a second electrical contact element and at least one second magnet with a polarity which is reversed in relation to the first magnet, wherein the first and the second contact element are designed to establish an electrical connection between the first and the second connector portion for power and/or data transmission, and wherein the locking mechanism is of self-locking design.

Electrical connector

A board-to-board connector for signal-transmitting connection of a first circuit board to a second circuit board, in particular in magnetic resonance imaging scanners, wherein the board-to-board connector has a base body with a first socket for a contact section of the first printed circuit board and a second socket for a contact section of the second printed circuit board, wherein a spring element support with a plurality of spring elements is provided between the first socket and the second socket, wherein each of the spring elements makes electrical conductive contact with a contact of the respective contact sections using spring loaded contact pressure.

Board-to-board connector for signal-transmitting connection of two circuit boards

An adapter having two adapter parts is disclosed, and wherein the respective adapter parts are arranged so as to permit the respective adapter parts to be releasably coupled in only one orientation and which facilitates the rapid coupling and decoupling of an electronic device to another device.

Adapter with at least two adapter parts which are connectable to one another

A preferred embodiment of a magnetic connecting apparatus for connecting two units has at least one first connecting element associated with a first one of the two units and at least one second connecting element associated with a second one of the two units, the connecting elements forming a connecting pair. The connecting elements of a connecting pair each have a plurality of contacts. The connecting elements of a connecting pair make magnetic contact with one another and are rotatable relative to one another in a contacted state.

Magnetic connecting apparatus

An electrical connection system includes a plug having contact elements, and a socket having mating contact elements. The plug can be connected magnetically to the socket by means of a magnet device for transmitting signals or current. The magnet device has at least one connection pair, which comprises a magnet and a connecting element, which can be attracted by the magnet, but itself is not in the form of a permanent magnet, wherein respectively the magnet of a connection pair is arranged in the socket, and the connecting element which is not in the form of a permanent magnet is arranged in the plug.

Electrical connection apparatus

A coaxial plug connector having a housing produced from an electrically insulating material, which is open at a plug end so that a mating coaxial plug connector can be inserted. An insertion area for the mating housing is provided. At a coaxial cable end, the housing has an axial opening for coaxial cable insertion. Inside the housing, an internal and external conductor elements for electrically connecting internal and external conductors of the coaxial cable, respectively, are provided. A snap-in mechanism is configured on the housing to fix the external conductor element in the housing in at least the axial direction. A sealing sleeve completely surrounds the external conductor element in the circumferential direction, and in the axial direction in at least an area that extends from a part of the housing at the coaxial cable end to the insertion area for the mating housing at the plug end.

Coaxial plug connector for a coaxial cable

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Seekirchen, Austria

Markus Schichl