Rosenberger Hochfrequeńztechnik Gmbh & Co. Kg

Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik Gmbh

Borgwarner Ludwigsburg Gmbh

Martin Zebhauser

Till Bredbeck

Gunnar Armbrecht

Christian Anfang

Willem Blakborn

Manuel Pemwieser

Christian Schmidt

Stephan Kunz

Thomas Müller

Thomas Miedl

Timo Stifel

Michael Wollitzer

Christian Maier

Thomas Lödding

Johannes Schmid

Martin Singhammer

Rainer Bippus

Christian Biermann

Stefan Loeffelholz

Helmut Mühlfellner

Florian Hohenadl

Christian Eckart

Raimund Klapfenberger

Willem Blackborn

Paul Schroeder

Georg Christoph Lochner

Albert Eder

Christian Zwinger

Ulrich Kobele

Stefan Löffelholz

Norbert Praschberger

Paul Teichmann

Markus Henning

Andrea Bippus

Matthias Brixner

Wolfgang Lankes

Till Bredback

Thomas Mueller

Florian Westenkirchner

Michael Müller

Holger Brosch

Gunnar Ambrecht

Helmut MÜHLFELLNER

Ulrich KÖBELE

A prefabricated electrical cable comprises an outer conductor shield and an insulation element. The insulation element has a first longitudinal section in which the insulation element is exposed from the outer conductor shield, and a second longitudinal section which adjoins the first longitudinal section and in which the insulation element is enclosed by the outer conductor shield. A cross-sectional area of the insulation element in the first longitudinal section is changed with respect to the cross-sectional area of the insulation element in the second longitudinal section in such a way that the first longitudinal section of the insulation element can be inserted into a first longitudinal section of an outer conductor contact element of an electrical plug connector, and the insulation element is calibrated to the outer conductor contact element.

Prefabricated electrical cable, plug connector assembly, and method and apparatus for manufacturing an electrical cable

An insulation element and an outer conductor, at the end region of which spring lugs for contacting an outer conductor of the mating plug connector are formed. An electrical plug connector for electrically and mechanically connecting to an electrical mating plug connector has an insulation element and an outer conductor contact element, which at least partly surrounds the insulation element. Spring lugs for contacting a corresponding outer conductor of the mating plug connector are formed in the outer conductor contact element. When the plug connector is not plugged together with the mating plug connector, at least one spring lug is spaced apart from the insulation element. When the plug connector is partly plugged together or plugged together with the mating plug connector, the insulation element is centeredly clamped by at least a subset of the spring lugs because of a first element of the mating plug connector, said first element being applied to the outer conductor contact element.

Electrical plug connector and electrical plug connection

A method for assembling a cable connector which has an outer conductor part, and insulating part and an electrical cable that is prefabricated with an inner conductor part. In a first method step, the insulating part is introduced into the outer conductor part by relative movement between the insulating part and the outer conductor part. In a second method step, before or at least partially during the first method step, the electrical cable is prefabricated to have an inner conductor part secured on an inner conductor of the cable. In a third method step, during or after the first method step, the prefabricated cable is introduced into the insulating part up to a defined axial terminal position. The positions of the inner conductor part, the outer conductor part and/or the insulating part are fixed relative to each other by compressing the outer conductor part at least partly.

Method and cable fabrication device for assembling a cable connector

The invention relates to a front plate for a housing of a control installation, having a feedthrough for a plug connector. The front plate has at least one compensation element for compensating a tolerance-related offset (V, V) between the plug connector and the feedthrough () is disposed in the feedthrough and/or adjacent to the feedthrough.

Front plate for a housing of a control installation, housing module, connection assembly, and vehicle

An assembly, comprising: a circuit board; a electrical connector mounted to a circuit board; and a counterweight mounted to the circuit board, wherein the counterweight contacts a first major surface of the circuit board, a center of gravity of the electrical connector is not situated in a plane that perpendicularly intersects the first major surface, a combined center of gravity of the electrical connector and the counterweight is situated in a plane that perpendicularly intersects the first major surface, the counterweight arches over an outer circumference of the electrical connector.

Circuit board connector assembly

Method for assembling a cable connector

Guide element for electrical cores in a cable with at least four guide tracks, one for each electrical core of the cable, wherein the guide tracks run in such a way that at a first end of the guide element, at least two cores exchange places relative to a second end of the guide element opposite the first end.

Cable core crossing device

Embodiments of a securing system for plug connectors may have an adapter and a pair of housing parts, each with at least one plug place with a plug place interface for receiving the adapter whose exterior may have an adapter interface for positioning in the plug space. The adapter may have an interior geometry for receiving a plug connector. The exterior of the adapter and the plug place may form a primary securing means for securing the adapter in the respective plug place when the adapter is inserted into a defined plug position to secure the adapter in the plug place. Embodiments may include a secondary securing means, which can be plugged into the housing part up to a defined end position at which the secondary securing device to secure the plug connector in the adapter.

Securing system for plug connectors

Embodiments of a high-frequency electrical distributor device may have an input end with a connector of a first connector type, and an output end with at least two connectors of at least one second connector type which is different from the first connector type. Embodiments may further include a distributor region between the connector at the input end and the connector at the output end. The connector at the input end has at least two differential contact element pairs. The distributor region distributes the contact element pairs of the connector at the input end to the connectors at the output end.

Electrical distributor device, signal transmission system and method of making an electrical distributor device

Embodiments of a modular plug connector system for vehicles may include a module housing having a first housing part with a plurality of uniform first plug places having interfaces for receiving a respective first adapter from a first adapter group, wherein the first adapter group has a plurality of first adapters of different types which have, on their outer sides, uniform interfaces for positioning in the first plug places of the first housing part, wherein the adapters have a different internal geometry for accommodating differently designed plug connectors. The module housing also has a second housing part with a plurality of uniform second plug places having interfaces for receiving a respective second adapter from a second adapter group, wherein the second adapter group has a plurality of second adapters of different types which have, on their outer sides, uniform interfaces for positioning in the second plug places of the second housing part, wherein the adapters have a different internal geometry for accommodating differently designed mating connectors. The outer sides of the first adapter and the second adapter and their corresponding plug places are may form a primary safety device for securing the adapters in their respective plug places when the corresponding adapter is inserted into an end position in the plug places.

Modular plug connector system

A cable connector arrangement includes a cable connector and an electrical cable with a plurality of individual lines each having a respective insulation and electrical conductor. The connector may include a front section configured for connection to a mating connector, a rear section in which the individual lines are surrounded by a cable sheath, and a central section. The electrical conductors of two individual lines have a first mutual distance in the rear section and a greater, second mutual distance in the front section with the mutual distance being increased in the central section. At least one pressing means in the central section may press at least the two individual lines together such that their insulations undergo mechanical deformation in a region of common contact.

Cable connector arrangement, cable connector and pressing means

A preferred embodiment of a plug connector for connecting a waveguide to at least one electric conductor may have a housing for connecting to the waveguide. Fastening means may be provided to attach the housing to a structure having the at least one electric conductor. The housing may accommodate a signal converter having an antenna arrangement. A waveguiding arrangement may be provided within the housing. The waveguiding arrangement may guide an electromagnetic wave into the waveguide and may be paired with the antenna arrangement. The signal converter may be connected to at least one electric conductor and may perform conversion between electric signals and high-frequency electromagnetic signals.

Plug connector for connecting a waveguide within a housing to at least one electrical conductor through an antenna in a signal converter

The invention relates to a contact element () for a connector (), having: an at least partially electrically conductive housing () for connection to an earth conductor () of an electrical cable (), and at least one inner conductor part () for connection to at least one signal lead () of the electrical cable (). In a contact region () of the housing () at the front in the insertion direction, there are at least two resilient tongues (), wherein the resilient tongues () are each secured movably at a first, free end () and immovably at a second end (). There are two groups of resilient tongues (), wherein the resilient tongues () of a first group are arranged such that the free ends () thereof face a front end () of the contact region (), and the resilient tongues () of a second group are arranged such that the free ends () thereof face away from the front end () of the contact region ().

Contact element for a connector

The invention relates to an outer conductor arrangement () for a coaxial connector (). According to the invention, the outer conductor arrangement () is of two-part design, comprising a contact component () for electrical and mechanical connection to an outer conductor of a mating connector and comprising a connection component () for electrical and mechanical connection to an outer conductor of a coaxial cable, wherein the contact component () and the connection component () are electrically and mechanically connected to one another at a contact section (), wherein a compensation section () for compensation of a component difference in the region of the contact section () is arranged between the contact component () and the connection component ().

Outer conductor arrangement for a coaxial plug connector

An electrical plug connector having a hollow cylindrical housing and having a contact sleeve in the form of a hollow cylinder having a casing wall, which contact sleeve is arranged radially inside the housing, for producing a mechanical and an electrical contact with a counterpart connector, wherein at least one contact spring tongue which can be deflected resiliently and has a free end is arranged on the casing wall of the contact sleeve and is configured in such a way that the free end projects in the radially inward direction beyond the casing wall of the contact sleeve and forms a contact surface for electrical and mechanical contacting of the counterpart connector. At least three ribs are formed on an outer periphery of the casing wall of the contact sleeve which project beyond the casing wall in a radially outward direction.

Electrical plug connector

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Martin Zebhauser