Kathrein-Werke Kg

Wolfgang Heibler

Thomas Haunberger

Stefan Berger

Stephan Dandlberger

A housing has a integral coaxial cable connector including a holder for a coupling element. The coupling element has an insertion opening into which a connecting element, in which a coaxial cable is positioned, can be inserted in a direction which is essentially at right angles to the axial axis of the connecting element. The connecting element and the holder for the coupling element are shaped such that a connecting element which has been inserted into the holder touches one or more contact points in the holder in order to make a conductive contact. The coupling element has a clamping device by means of which the connecting element can be detachably firmly clamped in a clamping position in the holder. The clamping device on the insertion opening exerts pressure on the connecting element in the clamping position, and thus presses the connecting element against the one or more contact points.

Apparatus for connection of a coaxial cable to a housing

An impedance converter device comprises an electrically conductive external conductor with one or more connection locations for electrical lines, an electrically conductive internal conductor with one or more connection locations for electrical lines, and also a dielectric arranged between external conductor and internal conductor. The external conductor comprises a base area bounded by one or more side walls thereby forming an external conductor housing with an internal space and an opening opposite the base area. The internal conductor is arranged in the internal space. The internal conductor and the external conductor are insulated from one another by the dielectric. The internal conductor comprises at least one cutoff bar-type section with a cutoff bar bottom and at least one wall which extends from the bottom in the direction of the opening of the external conductor housing.

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Munich, Georgia

Wolfgang Heibler