Adc Gmbh

Krone Aktiengesellschaft

Commscope Technologies LLC

Tyco Electronics Services Gmbh

Ralf-Dieter Busse

Joachim Stark

Harald Klein

Antony Nijhuis

Carsten Storbeck

Wolfgang Kraft

Heiko Neumetzler

Manfred Muller

Philipp Meyer

Johann Oltmanns

Gerd Richter

Manfred Müller

Heiko Polzehl

Harlad Klein

Thomas Lade

Carstein Storbeck

The invention relates to a fiber-optic connection arrangement, with the connection arrangement () comprising a fiber-optic adapter (), with the fiber-optic adapter () having a first connecting device () for a first connecting plug () and a second connecting device () for a second connecting plug (), with the first and the second connecting devices () being different, with the fiber-optic adapter () having at least one first adapter-side attachment means, with the first adapter-side attachment means being in the form of an external thread () with a first adapter-side nominal diameter, wherein the connection arrangement () furthermore comprises an adapter sleeve (), with the adapter sleeve () having a first end section () with a first opening (), and a second end section () with a second opening (), with the first end section () having a first sleeve-side attachment means, with the first sleeve-side attachment means being in the form of a first internal thread (), with the first internal thread () having a first sleeve-side nominal diameter, with the first sleeve-side nominal diameter corresponding to the first adapter-side nominal diameter, with the adapter sleeve () being screwed onto the adapter-side external thread () such that at least the second connecting device () is arranged in an internal volume () in the adapter sleeve (). The invention also relates to an adapter sleeve ().

Fiber-optic connection arrangement and adapter sleeve

The invention relates to a distribution connection module () for telecommunications and data technology, with the distribution connection module () comprising a first submodule () and a second submodule (), with the first and second submodule () each having contact elements (), with the contact elements () each having an electrical connecting contact () and an interface contact (), with the interface contacts () of the first submodule () being electrically connected to one another by the interface contacts () of the second submodule (), or with the interface contacts () of the first submodule () being connected to interface contacts () of a further submodule () and the interface contacts () of the second submodule () being connected to interface contacts () of a further submodule (), with the further submodules () being arranged between the first and the second submodules ().

Distributor connection module

The invention relates to a distribution strip () for telecommunications and data technology, comprising a housing () and connection contacts for cores, the distribution strip () having a front side () and a rear side (), with connection contacts being accessible both from the front side () and from the rear side (), the connection contacts on the front side () being electrically connected to the connection contacts on the rear side (), at least the connection contacts on the front side () being in the form of core connection contacts (), the core connection contacts () on the front side () being arranged laterally offset with respect to a side face () of the housing () and extending at most as far as half the width (B) of the front side (), and to a distribution block () comprising at least two distribution strips (), which are fastened on a carrier system ().

Distributor unit and distributor block which comprises at least two distributor units

Fiber-optic connecting arrangement and adapter sleeve

The invention relates to a PCB connector (), comprising a housing () and a plurality of contact elements (), every contact element () having a contact for connection to wires and a contact for connection to a printed circuit board. housing () is configured as one piece, the contact elements () being captively snap-locked in the housing ().

PCB connector

A cable routing device and a unit for telecommunication and data technology including a housing, wherein terminals or circuit board plug-in connectors () are disposed on at least one side of the housing. A cable routing device () is disposed on the housing, the cable routing device () being configured as a carrier element having attachment means for attaching the cable routing device () to the unit. Cable routing elements are attached to the carrier element.

Cable routing device and unit for telecommunication and data technology

The invention relates to a printed circuit board plug-type connector (), comprising a housing, in which contact elements () are arranged, wherein the contact elements () have a first contact part at one end and a second contact part at the opposite end, wherein the first contact part is in the form of a fork contact (), wherein the second contact part is in the form of a contact which makes contact with the printed circuit board, and an associated connection module () with a printed circuit board plug-type connector ().

Printed circuit board plug-type connector and connection module with printed circuit board plug-type connector

A plug connector for printed circuit boards includes a number of contact elements positioned in a housing. The contact elements each have two connection ends and an intermediate contact positioned between the two ends, where one connection end is in the form of an insulation displacement contact for connecting wires. The insulation displacement contacts are supported on the housing, so that the contact elements are held captively in the housing when connection forces act on the insulation displacement contacts.

Plug-in connector for printed circuits

The invention relates to a plug-in connector () for circuit boards (), comprising a number of contact elements (). Each contact element () is fitted with two terminal ends, one of which is designed as a wire-connecting contact for connecting wires while the other terminal end is designed as a tuning fork contact () for contacting terminal areas on a circuit board (). The plug-in connector () further comprises a plastic housing inside which the contact elements () are arranged. The wire-connecting contacts can be connected from outside and are designed as wire-wrap contacts () which are disposed in at least two rows. The wire-wrap contacts () of the different rows are offset relative to one another.

Plug-in connector for circuit boards

The invention relates to a distribution box connection module () for telecommunications and data technology, comprising a housing in which externally accessible input and output contacts () are arranged for the connection of cables and cores, with the housing having a cavity in which at least one printed circuit board () is arranged, with the input and output contacts () being arranged on the opposite end faces of the housing, and with the input contacts () being associated with one input side and the output contacts () being associated with one output side, with the input contacts) being in the form of at least two mutually opposite rows of contacts, and the output contacts () being in the form of at least one plug connector, with at least two input contacts () in the first row and at least two input contacts () in the second row being connected to the output contacts () in the at least one plug connector, and with the input contacts () in the first row and in the second row being connected via the at least one printing circuit board () to the output contacts () in the plug connector.

Distributor connection module for telecommunication and data technology

A distribution connection module () for telecommunications and data technology includes a housing () in which input and output contacts () for the connection of cables or wires are arranged such that they are externally accessible. The housing () is designed with a cavity in which functional elements are arranged between the input and output contacts ().

Distribution connection module for telecommunications and data systems technology

The invention relates to a plug-in connector for printed circuits, comprising a plurality of contact elements, whereby said contact elements have two connecting faces each. The one connecting face is configured as an insulation displacement contact for connecting cores and the other connecting face is configured as a tuning fork contact for contacting contact surfaces on a printed circuit. The insulation displacement contacts of the contact elements can be inserted into a plastic housing. At least one lower edge of the insulation displacement contacts is supported on the plastic housing so that the contact elements are captivated in the plastic housing when connecting forces act upon the insulation displacement contacts. The plastic housing comprises at least one chamber-type area. The tuning fork contacts are completely received by the plastic housing in the longitudinal direction. The contact element is configured as a two-part element, a first part of the contact element comprising the insulation displacement contact and the second part comprising the tuning fork contact. One contact arm each is positioned on both parts of the contact element and the two contact arms interact to give a disconnector.

The invention relates to an electrical connecting module comprising at least one connector strip for electrically connecting wires and/or cables. The connector strip has at least one catch element and a rigid front panel. This front panel has at least one opening through which the connector strip can be partially inserted and which is cut open in the area of the catch element. The connector strip rests against the face of the front panel via a stopping edge. A securing element can be locked from the rear side of the front panel by the connector strip. This securing element is situated between the catch element and the front panel, and the closed contour of the securing element forms a stopping face on the rear side of the front panel. The securing element has an at least partially elastic design whereby being elastic in the area of the catch element. The invention also relates to a securing element suitable for the electrical connecting module.

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