John Mezzalingua Associates, Inc.

Spinner Gmbh

Spinner Gmbh Elektrotechnische Fabrik

Rosenberger Hochfrequeńztechnik Gmbh & Co. Kg

Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik Gmbh

Spinner Gmbh Elektrtechnische Fabrik

Werner Wild

Christopher Philip Natoli

Adam Thomas Nugent

Gerhard Refle

Noah Parnall Montena

Ian J Baker

Bernhard Strasser

Franz Xaver Pitschi

Johannes Heubeck

Rudolf Peschka

Jeremy Amidon

Shawn M Chawgo

Michael Wollitzer

Andreas Gruber

Brandon M Stevens

Tobias Stadler

Thomas Binder

Rudolf Weidenspointner

Norbert Strasser

Jurgen Breidbach

Peter Böhmer

Franz Schmidhammer

Erich Schwangler

Nicholas Gianelle

Josef Landiger

Jürgen Breidbach

An plug connector for electrical and mechanical connection to a mating plug connector has an outer conductor contact element and an inner conductor contact element. The inner conductor contact element has an inner-conductor-side contact region and the outer conductor contact element has an outer-conductor-side contact region. An inner-conductor-side contact plane is spanned by contact points of the inner-conductor-side contact region to contact a corresponding contact point of an inner conductor mating contact element. An outer-conductor-side contact plane is defined by contact points to contact a corresponding contact point of an outer conductor mating contact element. The inner-conductor-side contact plane and the outer-conductor-side contact plane are spaced apart in such a way that, in a plugged state of the plug connector and the mating plug connector, compensation of an electrical signal reflected in the inner-conductor-side contact plane by an electrical signal reflected in outer-conductor-side contact plane is attainable.

Electrical plug connector, electrical mating plug connector, and electrical plug connection

Embodiments of an electrical connector may have a first end portion on which a first interface is arranged and a second end portion on which a second interface is arranged. The first interface and second interface can each be connected to a respective mating electrical connector. The first interface may form at least two contact element pairs with the second interface, each of the contact element pairs having a first contact element which is associated with the first interface and a second contact element which is mechanically connected to the first contact element and is associated with the second interface. A third interface between the first end portion and the second end portion may electrically and mechanically connect at least one of the contact element pairs to a printed circuit board on which the electrical connector may be mounted.

Electric connector, printed circuit board arrangement and method for assembling a printed circuit board arrangement

The present invention relates to an inner conductor elementfor a coaxial connector between a first electronic assemblyand a second electronic assembly. The inner conductor elementcomprises a first contact regionfor making contact with the first electronic assembly, a second contact regionfor making contact with the second electronic assembly, and a connecting regionthat connects the first contact regionwith the second contact region. An outer diameter of the first contact regionis smaller than an outer diameter of the second contact region

Inner conductor element

A connector including first and second connector portions each comprising electrically-connecting inner and outer conductors and an inhibitor interposing the inner and outer conductors configured to inhibit the inadvertent insertion of a non-mating connector between the inner and outer conductors. In one embodiment an insert is disposed over a plurality of spring-biased fingers of the outer conductor to prevent deformation of the fingers in an unassembled condition/state by insertion of the non-mating connector. In another embodiment, the insert includes a plurality of radial members disposed between a central hub and an outer ring to prevent insertion of the non-mating connector.

Device and method for protecting spring-biased conductor elements

A surge protection device includes, in one embodiment, a surge responder operative to engage an inner conductor engager during a protection mode and disengage the inner conductor engager during a normal mode. The surge responder returns to the normal mode from the protection mode without operating intervention to replace or re-engage the surge responder.

Surge protection device

A surge protection device includes, in one embodiment, a reversible surge responder operative to engage an inner conductor engager during a protect mode and disengage the inner conductor engager during a normal mode. The surge responder returns to the normal mode from the protect mode without the intervention of an operator or service technician to replace or re-set the surge responder.

Surge protection device and method

A power divider including an input port receiving an electrical power input, a coupled port transmitting a portion of the power input, and a transmitted port transferring a remaining portion of the power input from the input port. A first conductor produces an electrical field and electrically connects the input port to the transmitted port. And, a second conductor, disposed within electrical field of the first conductor, electrically connects to the coupled port, the second conductor. The first and second conductors are configured to be variably spaced to vary the coupling factor between the input and transmitted portions of the input power.

Adjustable power divider and directional coupler

A mounting assembly for a remote radio head, in one embodiment, comprising a body configured to hold the remote radio head and a mounting system to detachably couple the body to an antenna housing. The mounting system configured to facilitate alignment of the remote radio head ports with the antenna ports.

Mounting assembly for an integrated remote radio head and antenna system

A jumper cable having an end prepared for connecting to a coupling assembly. The prepared end includes an inner conductor, an outer conductor having a helical outer surface contour, and a dielectric core disposed between the inner and outer conductors. A weld washer: (i) threadably engages the helical outer surface contour of the outer conductor, (iii) receives a deformed edge of the outer conductor through an opening in the washer, and (iv) is penetration welded to deformed edge of the outer conductor. Operationally, the face of the weld washer augments the flow of electrical current to electrically ground the outer conductor to the coaxial cable connector.

Coaxial cable device having a helical outer conductor and method for effecting weld connectivity

A coaxial cable device and method involve weld connectivity. The device includes an outer conductor engager and an inner conductor engager. At least one of such conductor engagers includes a weld interface for weld connection with part of a coaxial cable.

Coaxial cable device and method involving weld connectivity

A grounding clamp is provided that includes a grounding wire having two ends that are each configured to extend out an opening in a coaxial cable. The grounding clamp includes a housing configured to receive both ends of the extending wire in an inner chamber through a first opening, the housing including a second opening configured to receive a lug, wherein the lug is configured to secure both ends of the grounding wire within the inner chamber. A method of installing a grounding clamp includes attaching a fishline to a grounding wire and inserting the fishline through an opening of a corrugated coaxial cable in a valley located between an outer conductor and an outer jacket of the coaxial cable, wherein the fishline is rigid enough that it does not buckle or deform significantly under the pressure of the outer conductor and the outer jacket, wherein the fishline is flexible enough that it bends around the corrugated coaxial cable. A drill bit for creating an opening in a coaxial cable is also contemplated, along with a tool for fishing the grounding wire through the coaxial cable.

Minimally invasive mid-span grounding clamp and method of use thereof

A coaxial cable device and method for establishing weld and mate connectivity across a coaxial cable. The device includes an outer conductor engager and an inner conductor engager wherein the outer conductor engager includes a weld interface for engagement with a first portion of a coaxial cable, and wherein the inner conductor engager includes a mate interface for engagement with a second portion of the cable.

Coaxial cable device and method involving weld and mate connectivity

A connector comprising a connector body comprising a first end, a second end, and an inner bore defined between the first and second ends of the body, a compression member comprising a first end, a second end, and an inner bore defined between the first and second ends of the cap, the first end of the compression member being structured to engage the second end of the connector body, a clamp comprising a first end, a second end, an inner bore defined between the first and second ends of the clamp, wherein the clamp facilitates threadable insertion of a coaxial cable, and a compression surface disposed within the connector body, wherein axial advancement of the compression member facilitates the clamp being axially advanced into proximity with the compression surface such that the clamp and the compression surface transmit force between one another is provided. An associated method is also provided.

Connector assembly for corrugated coaxial cable

An optical fiber connector has, in one embodiment, a body and a light management device. The light management device is operable to manage a plurality of light beams for exchange between a plurality of sets of optical fibers.

Optical fiber cable connection device and method

A center conductor engagement member comprising a resilient contact region having a first end and a second end, the resilient contact region being substantially curvilinear from the first end to the second end, wherein the second end of the resilient contact region is secured by a body portion, and an insert engageable with the second end of the resilient contact region to retain the second end of the resilient contact region is provided. Furthermore, an associated method is also provided.

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