Krone Gmbh

Adc Gmbh

Krone Aktiengesellschaft

Michael Gwiazdowski

Ferenc Nad

Frank Mossner

Frank Mössner

Frank M&ouml;ssner

Hans-J&uuml;rgen Pein

An electrical connector includes a connector housing and a printed circuit board with two sets of contact elements. The first set of contact elements is located on the front face of the printed circuit board and protrudes into an opening in the plug connector housing. The second set of contact elements is located on the rear face of the printed circuit board. The contact elements of the second set are configured to form insulation-displacement contacts. The plug connector also includes a cable manager which has a continuous opening and is configured on the front face with guides for cores or wires which are intended to make contact with the insulation-displacement contacts. The guides in the region of the insulation-displacement contacts are configured with recessed receiving elements or holders for the insulation-displacement contacts, and the cable manager can be latched to the plug connector housing.

Electrical plug connector

The invention relates to a connecting cable () comprising a cable () with four conductor pairs () which are routed in pairs in a defined manner in the cable (), with an identical electrical plug connection being arranged at both ends of the cable (), with a cable manager () having guides () for the conductors () being arranged at each of the two cable ends for fixing and defined guidance, in which guides the conductors () of the cable () are routed to the electrical contacts (), with the cable managers () each having a top face (), a bottom face (), a rear face () and an end surface (), and with the guides () of the conductors () which are associated with the two outer contact pairs () being formed on the sides of the cable managers () at right angles to the end surfaces () of the cable managers (), and, from the rear face () to the end surface () in the first cable manager (), a first inner conductor pair () is routed from the top face () and a second inner conductor pair () is routed from the bottom face () into a connecting plane, without crossing, and, from the rear face () to the end surface () in the second cable manager (), the first inner conductor pair () is routed from the bottom face () and the second inner conductor pair () is routed from the top face () into the connecting plane, without crossing.

Connecting cable comprising an electric plug-and-socket connection

An electrical connector includes a connector housing () and a printed circuit board () with two sets of contact elements (). The first set of contact elements () is located on the front face of the printed circuit board () and protrudes into an opening in the plug connector housing (). The second set of contact elements () is located on the rear face of the printed circuit board (). The contact elements of the second set () are configured to form insulation-displacement contacts (). The plug connector () also includes a cable manager () which has a continuous opening () and is configured on the front face () with guides () for cores or wires which are intended to make contact with the insulation-displacement contacts (). The guides () in the region of the insulation-displacement contacts () are configured with recessed receiving elements or holders () for the insulation-displacement contacts (), and the cable manager () can be latched to the plug connector housing ().

Electrical plug connector with cable manager

The invention relates to a connecting cable ( ) comprising a cable ( ) with four conductor pairs ( ) which are routed in pairs in a defined manner in the cable ( ), with an identical electrical plug connection being arranged at both ends of the cable ( ), with a cable manager ( ) having guides ( ) for the conductors ( ) being arranged at each of the two cable ends for fixing and defined guidance, in which guides the conductors ( ) of the cable ( ) are routed to the electrical contacts ( ), with the cable managers ( ) each having a top face ( ), a bottom face ( ), a rear face ( ) and an end surface ( ), and with the guides ( ) of the conductors ( ) which are associated with the two outer contact pairs ( ) being formed on the sides of the cable managers ( ) at right angles to the end surfaces ( ) of the cable managers ( ), and, from the rear face ( ) to the end surface ( ) in the first cable manager ( ), a first inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the top face ( ) and a second inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the bottom face ( ) into a connecting plane, without crossing, and, from the rear face ( ) to the end surface ( ) in the second cable manager ( ), the first inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the bottom face ( ) and the second inner conductor pair ( ) is routed from the top face ( ) into the connecting plane, without crossing.

RJ style plug

An arrangement of contact pairs (,) for an electric patch plug for compensating the near-end crosstalk with contact pairs interlaced with one another, especially for an RJ-45 patch plug, in which the contacts (,) are crossed for compensation. The crossing point (,) is placed in the elastically mounted part of the contacts (,) of the socket.

Arrangement of contact pairs for compensating near-end crosstalk for an electric patch plug

An arrangement of contact pairs (1, 2; 3, 6; 4, 5; 7, 8; 201, 202; 203, 206; 204, 205; 207, 208) for an electric patch plug for compensating the near-end crosstalk with contact pairs interlaced with one another, especially for an RJ-45 patch plug, in which the contacts (4, 5) are crossed for compensation. The crossing point (11) is placed in the elastically mounted part of the contacts (1, 2; 3, 6; 4, 5; 7, 8) of the socket.

Arrangement of contact pairs for compensating near-end crosstalk for an

The invention relates to an arrangement of at least two contact pairs (1, 2; 3, 4) for compensation of near-end crosstalk, in which one or both contacts (1, 2 or 3, 4) of a contact pair (1, 2; 3, 4) are designed to be angled away once or more than once from a contact region (5), with the result that the contacts (1, 2 and 3, 4) then run parallel once more and the distance between the contacts (1, 3 and 2, 4) of different contact pairs is designed such that crosstalk which is in antiphase with the contact region (5) is produced.

Arrangement of contact pairs for compensation of near-end crosstalk

An arrangement of contact pairs of twin conductors and of conductors of a multi-core cable for the purpose of reducing crosstalk, in which the contact pairs of the twin conductors or the conductor pairs define mutually parallel, non-congruent areas F.sub.1,2 ; F.sub.3,4 ; F.sub.5,6 ; F.sub.7,8, and the twin conductors or, conductor pairs are arranged on electric equipotential lines of their neighboring twin conductors.

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Michael Gwiazdowski