Te Connectivity Germany Gmbh

Ufuk Tuey

Peter Kraemer

Markus Ofenloch

Rolf Jetter

Guenter Feldmeier

Mohamed Aboulkassem

Frank Zimmer

Thomas Schnurpfeil

Kai Sellien

Matthias Haucke

Dominik Kasper

Ulrich Kiefner

Gregor Lindemann

Dirk Dunkel

Günter Feldmeier

Sandra Heck

Alexander Baierlein

Reza Hossaini

Dirk DÜNKEL

A rail fixing system comprises a rail fixing arrangement adapted to fix the rail fixing system to a profile rail, a system coupling arrangement adapted to fix the rail fixing system to another rail fixing system disposed adjacent to the rail fixing system on the profile rail, and an actuation device common to the rail fixing arrangement and the system coupling arrangement. The actuation device is connected to a first positive-locking connection element of the rail fixing arrangement and a second positive-locking connection element of the system coupling arrangement. The actuation device is supported on a resilient element and the first positive-locking connection element, the second positive-locking connection element, and the resilient element are arranged along a straight line that extends in an effective direction of the resilient element.

Rail fixing system with system coupling

An electric connection assembly for surface mounting on a circuit board comprises a soldering pin. The soldering pin has a starting portion disposed in a housing of the electric connection assembly, a middle portion, and an end portion disposed at an end of the soldering pin opposite the starting portion and contacting the circuit board. The middle portion is bent from the starting portion in a direction toward the housing and the end portion is bent from the middle portion in a direction away from the housing. An acute angle is formed between both the starting portion and the middle portion and between the middle portion and the end portion.

Electric connection assembly with overbent soldering pin

A contact element is disclosed and includes a body of contact material, a mating plug end, a conductor end, and a fold-over layer of the contact material. The mating plug end is positioned at one end of the body, while the conductor end is positioned an opposite end of the body with respect to the mating plug end. The mating plug end includes a conductor-side cross-width less than a plug-side cross-width of the mating plug end. The fold-over layer of the contact material is disposed along at the mating plug end.

Plug contact element having a fold-over layer

A plug and socket device includes at least one housing and one base plate for accommodating the at least one housing. The housing has a base body and at least two locking means. The locking means each have an elongated locking arm and a locking hook. The base plate has at least one locking nose corresponding to the locking means. The locking nose is formed such that in the fully plugged-in position of the housing and the ground plate the locking hook engages behind the locking nose such that a positive locking is established between the locking means and the locking nose, and unintentional detachment of the plug and socket device is difficult. The base plate has at least one securing element that prevents the detachment of the locking hook and thus serves to secure the position of the locking means in the fully plugged-in position.

Plug and socket device

The invention relates to a housing () for a contact device () which can be fitted to a cable (), having a first housing portion () for receiving the contact device () and a second housing portion () which can be arranged on the first housing portion (). The first housing portion () has an inlet portion () for the cable () having a cable seal (). The inlet portion () of the first housing portion () has a recess () which exposes an outer part-region of the cable seal (). The second housing portion () can be arranged on the first housing portion () in such a manner that the second housing portion () can be pressed onto the outer part-region of the cable seal () via the recess () of the inlet portion () of the first housing portion (). The invention further relates to an arrangement comprising a housing (), a contact device () and a cable ().

Housing for a contact device

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