Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft

Hirschmann Automotive Gmbh

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Rudolf Fekonja

Wolfgang Schmid

Peter Epe

Gerhard Birkenmaier

Maximilian Groebmair

Kurt Ellensohn

Klaus Buhle

Michael Respondek

Georg Geismayr

Hans-Joachim Martin

Arnold Federer

Werner Jäger

Dagmar Dirnbauer

Martin Baumann

Rudi Kolb

Volker Buth

The socket contact () for receiving a plug contact (), the socket contact () having a contact casing () mounted on one end of a cable (), the contact casing being contacted to an electrical conductor () of the cable (), wherein according to the invention a biasing spring () is provided, wherein according to the invention the biasing spring () is designed such that it acts on the contact casing () and acts through at least one section of the contact casing () on the plug contact (), and is attached at a first joint () to the contact casing (), wherein furthermore the electrical conductor () is attached to the contact casing () at another joint () spaced from the first joint ().

Shield sleeve for a plug connector

An electrical plug-in connection system has a first electrical plug-in connection element and a second electric plug-in connection element complementary thereto. Pertaining first and a second housings having a number of contact elements corresponding to the number of the wires in the one housing and a corresponding number of opposite contact elements in the other housing are provided. An electrical plug-in connection between the contact elements and their respective opposite contact elements can be established and released again respectively by a relative movement of the two housings. A locking connection occurs between the two housings, which can be established and detached again. A two-step operating mechanism is provided, where, during the relative movement of the two housings in a first step, a locking of the two housings takes place essentially without providing contact between the contact elements and their respective opposite contact elements, and where, during the transition into an end position as the second step, the actual providing of contact between the contact elements and their respective opposite contact elements takes place with a position-dependent increase of the contact force.

Electrical plug-in connection system

A wire having a conductive core surrounded by an insulation sheath is fitted to an electrical connector having a housing formed with a longitudinally extending passage and a contact part in the passage. The contact part has a front end having pair of sides adapted to flank a contact pin engaged in the passage and a rear end adapted to grip the wire with a stripped end of the conductive core extending in the front end between the sides thereof alongside the pin. An anchor lug on one of the sides engages an inner surface of the passage and retains the contact part therein. A biasing element braced between the conductive core and an opposite inner surface of the passage presses the conductive core transversely against the pin.

Motor-vehicle electrical connector assembly

An electric plug connecting element and an electric plug connecting system. With the use of a complementary plug connecting element, the plug connecting element enables a disconnectable electric plug connection and includes a housing and a cable, which is run into the housing and is held in the same. The cable includes at least one conductor, enveloped by insulation. Each end is located in the housing and belonging to the conductors is insulated and serves as a contact element for direct contact with the assigned contact elements of the complementary plug connecting element in order to save cost and weight.

Electrical plug-in connector element and system

An electrical plug-in connector for electrically connecting two regions separated by a wall. The wall has an assembly hole with a reinforcement bead on a first wall side around the hole. The connector includes a connector part positioned on a second wall side. A guide bushing is positioned on the first wall side. An extended portion of the bushing penetrates the hole in the wall. The extended portion has a support flange and a lock stop. The support flange is supported on the bead on the first wall side. The lock stop extends through the hole to the second wall side and is connected to the connector part. A locking element is connected to the connector part and is operable to engage the lock stop and exert a fastening pressure directed away from the wall towards the connector part such that the extended portion braces the bushing against the hole.

Electrical plug-in connector for providing an electrical connection between two regions separated by a partition wall

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Rudolf Fekonja