Adc Gmbh

Infineon Technologies Ag

Tyco Electronics Services Gmbh

Krone Gmbh

Michael Sielaff

Jason Allan Hogue

Frank Mössner

Oliver Hartmann

Mark Pavier

Angela Kessler

Wayne William Dennes

Wolfram Hable

Adrian Benedetto

Christoph Koch

Charles Rimbert-Riviere

Patrick Jones

Anton Pugatschow

Thomas Fischer

Marco Sobkowiak

Ulrich Hetzer

Jörg Adomeit

Pia Kopf

Frank Czogalla

Jutta Muehlensiep

A method of producing a semiconductor module arrangement includes providing a first subassembly having a number Nof first adjustment openings, a second subassembly having a number Nof second adjustment openings and a third subassembly having a plurality of adjustment pins which are fixedly connected to one another, the first subassembly, the second subassembly and the third subassembly being independent of one another and not connected to one another. The first subassembly, the second subassembly and the third subassembly are arranged relative to one another in such a way that each of the adjustment pins engages into one of the first adjustment openings and/or into one of the second adjustment openings.

Method for producing a semiconductor module arrangement

A method of manufacturing a package, wherein the method comprises a forming a chip carrier by covering a thermally conductive and electrically insulating core on both opposing main surfaces thereof at least partially by a respective electrically conductive layer by brazing the respective electrically conductive layer on a respective one of the main surfaces; a mounting at least one electronic chip on the chip carrier; an electrically coupling an electrically conductive contact structure with the at least one electronic chip; and an encapsulating part of the electrically conductive contact structure, and at least part of the chip carrier and of the at least one electronic chip by a mold-type encapsulant.

Molded package with chip carrier comprising brazed electrically conductive layers

A package which comprises a chip carrier, at least one electronic chip mounted on the chip carrier, an electrically conductive contact structure electrically coupled with the at least one electronic chip, and a mold-type encapsulant encapsulating part of the electrically conductive contact structure, and at least part of the chip carrier and of the at least one electronic chip, wherein the chip carrier comprises a thermally conductive and electrically insulating core covered on both opposing main surfaces thereof by a respective brazed electrically conductive layer.

A semiconductor module arrangement is provided having a first subassembly, a second subassembly and a third subassembly. The third subassembly has a quantity of adjustment pins which are fixedly connected to one another. The first subassembly has a number N1 of first adjustment openings, and the second subassembly has a number N2 of second adjustment openings. Each of the adjustment pins engages into a different one of the first adjustment openings and/or into one of the second adjustment openings. A corresponding method of producing the semiconductor module arrangement is also provided.

Semiconductor module arrangement and method for producing a semiconductor module arrangement

Power semiconductor module

An electrical connector for transmitting data signals between the insulated conductors of a first data cable and corresponding insulated conductors of a second data cable, including a first part having a socket shaped to at least partially receive a plug of said first data cable; a second part having a plurality of insulation displacement contact slots shaped to receive end sections of the conductors of the second data cable; and a plurality of electrically conductive contacts including resiliently compressible spring finger contacts extending into the socket for electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the first cable; insulation displacement contacts seated in corresponding insulation displacement contact slots for effecting electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the second data cable; and mid sections extending therebetween, wherein relative movement between the mid sections of the contacts is inhibited by a fastener.

Electrical connector with relative movement of mid sections of contacts inhibited by frictional engagement with a recess

The invention relates to a holder () for at least one cassette, with the holder () having at least one shaft holder (), at least one shaft element () and at least one cassette, with the at least one cassette being attached to the shaft element () such that it can pivot about a pivoting axis, with the at least one shaft element () being attached to the shaft holder (), with the at least one shaft element () having a guidance channel (), with the guidance channel () running at least partially parallel to the pivoting axis, with the cassette having at least one element () for rotatable mounting, wherein at least one element () is mounted, for rotatable mounting, such that it can rotate on the at least one shaft element ().

Support for at least one cassette

A box () for accommodating and laying optical waveguides and/or copper conductors includes at least one housing () and at least one cover (). The cover () is attached to the housing () such that it can pivot and can be detached. The cover () has at least one receptacle for a pin element (). The housing () has at least one pin element (). The at least one pin element () can be displaced parallel to a pivot axis relative to the holding element () to move into and out of the receptacle.

Distribution cabinet for optical fibre cables

The invention relates to a terminal box () for fiberoptic cables, comprising an at least two-part housing with a lower part () and a cover (), the cover () being arranged pivotably on the lower part (), at least one receptacle for a splice, at least one feed () for a fiberoptic cable and a receptacle () for a coupling, the side faces () of the cover () being longer than the end faces () of the cover (), a pivot bearing of the cover () being arranged on an end face () of the cover (), and to a panel for accommodating a terminal box () for fiberoptic cables.

Terminal box for fiberoptic cables and panel

An electrical connector for transmitting data signals between the insulated conductors of a first data cable and corresponding insulated conductors of a second data cable, including a first part having a socket shaped to at least partially receive a plug of said first data cable; a second part having a plurality of insulation displacement contact slots shaped to receive end sections of the conductors of the second data cable; a plurality of electrically conductive contacts including resiliently compressible spring finger contacts extending into the socket for electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the first cable; insulation displacement contacts seated in corresponding insulation displacement contact slots for effecting electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the second data cable; and mid sections extending therebetween; and a plurality of capacitive plates coupled to a common point on respective ones of said mid sections of the contacts by electrically conductive stems, wherein mid sections of the contacts generally lie in a common plane and are arranged to induce or restrict capacitive coupling between adjacent contacts.

Electrical connector

An electrical connector for transmitting data signals between the insulated conductors of a first data cable and corresponding insulated conductors of a second data cable, including a first part having a socket shaped to at least partially receive a plug of said first data cable; a second part having a plurality of insulation displacement contact slots shaped to receive end sections of the conductors of the second data cable; and a plurality of electrically conductive contacts including resiliently compressible spring finger contacts extending into the socket for electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the first cable; insulation displacement contacts seated in corresponding insulation displacement contact slots for effecting electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the second data cable; and mid sections extending therebetween, wherein mid sections of the contacts are seated in corresponding channels.

An electrical connector for transmitting data signals between the insulated conductors of a first data cable and corresponding insulated conductors of a second data cable, including a socket shaped to at least partially receive a plug of said first data cable; a plurality of insulation displacement contact slots shaped to receive end sections of the conductors of the second data cable; a plurality of electrically conductive contacts including resiliently compressible spring finger contacts extending into the socket for electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the first cable; insulation displacement contacts seated in corresponding insulation displacement contact slots for effecting electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the second data cable; and mid sections extending therebetween; and a plurality of capacitive plates coupled to respective ones of said mid sections of the contacts by electrically conductive stems, wherein the capacitive plates are arranged side by side and extend in a substantially common direction.

An electrical connector for transmitting data signals between the insulated conductors of a first data cable and corresponding insulated conductors of a second data cable, including a socket shaped to at least partially receive a plug of said first data cable; and a plurality of electrically conductive contacts including resiliently compressible spring finger contacts extending into the socket for electrical connection with corresponding conductors of the first cable, wherein one or more of the spring finger contacts have end sections having a first cross-sectional area, and one or more of the spring finger contacts have end sections having a second cross-sectional area that is less than that the first cross-sectional area.

The invention relates to an adapter () for sleeves () with elastomer cable seals (), comprising at least one tubular element () and a support element (), the support element () comprising means for fastening the support element () to a lower housing part () of a sleeve () and to a method for introducing a fiber-optic cable into a sleeve () using an adapter ().

Adapter for sleeves with elastomer cable seals and method for introducing a fiber-optic cable into a sleeve

An electrical connector () having a contact element () retained in a hollow body (.) The body () has an internal socket structure () for receiving an end of the contact element () so that insulation displacement contacts () of this engage and make electrical connection to wires () of an incoming cable () to which the connector is connected. Fingers () of the connector element () extend externally of the connector body and carry electrical contacts ().

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Berlin, Germany

Michael Sielaff