Huber+suhner Ag

Nasir Mahmood

Martin Michael Strasser

Randall Foster Whitcomb

David Torri

Axel Vega

The invention is directed to a coaxial connector jack for the interconnection to a corresponding connector plug. The connector jack comprises an inner conductor extending in an axial direction and an outer conductor in the form of a slotted contact sleeve arranged coaxial with respect to the inner conductor. Furthermore the coaxial connector comprises an insulator positioning the inner conductor with respect to the outer conductor and a spacer arranged inside the insulator extending along an inner side wall of the slotted contact sleeve. The spacer extends in the axial direction at least to the same axial position as the slotted contact sleeve or exceeds it.

Coaxial connector having accidental mating prevention

The invention is directed to a coaxial connector jack () for the interconnection to a corresponding connector plug (). The connector jack () comprises an inner conductor () extending in an axial direction (x) and an outer conductor () in the form of a slotted contact sleeve () arranged coaxial with respect to the inner conductor (). Furthermore the coaxial connector () comprises an insulator () positioning the inner conductor () with respect to the outer conductor () and a spacer () arranged inside the insulator () extending along an inner side wall () of the slotted contact sleeve (). The spacer () extends in the axial direction at least to the same axial position as the slotted contact sleeve () or exceeds it.

Coaxial connector with the ability to prevent damage of accidentally mated connectors

A cable breakout assembly is provided, including a feeder cable, a breakout structure having a first end threadedly engaged with a cable nut having a single-port cable gland through which the feeder cable extends, a central conduit which houses the sections of the feeder cable passing there through, and an opposed second end threadedly engaged with a cable nut having a multi-port cable gland, whose number of ports corresponds to the number of splices of the feeder cable. A plurality of environmentally sealed, flexible conduits are provided, each having a first end that interfaces with and extends from a respective port of the multi-port gland, and a second end adapted to interface with an external device, wherein each flexible conduit houses a respective spliced section of the feeder cable therein.

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Nasir Mahmood