Abstract: An insertion-type connecting arrangement having at least one first and one second insertion-type connector and an arrangement of insertion points having at least one first and one second insertion point for the insertion of the insertion-type connectors, there being connected to the first insertion-type connector two or more cores laid up at a preset first lay length and to the second insertion-type connector two or more cores laid up at a preset second lay length, having a coding mechanism which allows the first insertion-type connector to be inserted in the first insertion point but not in the second one and which allows the second insertion-type connector to be inserted in the second insertion point but not in the first one.

Abstract: A plug system comprising a plug part having at least one contact element, and comprising a counter plug part having at least one contact point on a contact carrier surface running approximately parallel to an insertion direction (S), wherein the plug part can be plugged in the plug-in direction (S) into the counter plug part, and the at least one contact element is in electrical contact with the contact point in an end position (II), wherein the counter plug part has a counter-pressure surface facing the contact carrier surface at least partially in a pressing direction (H) running transversely to the plug-in direction, wherein the contact carrier surface is retained on the counter plug part such that it moves in the plug-in direction (S) relative to the counter-pressure surface.

Abstract: A plug connector having a housing and at least one contact element which is fixed within the housing and is designed for connection to a wire of a cable, which wire is partially surrounded by a jacket, wherein the housing comprises two housing parts which are designed in such a way that they are fitted to one another in order to assemble the plug connector and are connected by being moved in the longitudinal direction of the plug connector until they reach an end position, wherein, owing to the movement, a part of at least of one of the housing parts, which part is provided for receiving a portion of the jacket, is radially deformed in order to fix the jacket.

Abstract: A plug arrangement having a plug and a cable that is connected thereto and includes at least one inner conductor and an outer conductor surrounding the inner conductor(s); an axial terminal section of the outer conductor is electrically connected to a sleeve portion of an outer conductor housing of the plug, said sleeve portion surrounding the outer conductor; a crimp point comprising a radial constriction of the sleeve portion is located between the axial terminal section of the outer conductor and the axial end of the inner conductor in the longitudinal direction (L) of the cable.

Abstract: A plug connection having: a plug connector with, arranged thereon, a first coding element with a coding pattern and an insertion location with, arranged thereon, a second coding element with a coding pattern that matches the coding pattern, wherein the plug connector can be inserted, in an insertion direction (S), into the insertion location as far as a coupling position, when the first coding element and the second coding element adopt a predefined relative position. The first coding element can be rotated on the plug connector about an axis of rotation (A) that runs parallel to the insertion direction (S), and/or the second coding element is held on the insertion location so as to be able to rotate about the axis of rotation (A).

Abstract: A cable for transmitting electrical signals including an outer casing made of an electrically insulating material and at least N lines n with N?2 and N€N which are arranged within the outer casing, wherein each line m has a total of M wires made of an electrically conductive material with M?1 and M€N, wherein the wire m with m€[1, M], m€N, the line n with n E [1, N], n€N is surrounded by a dielectric having a predetermined value for the relative permittivity er(m,n)>1, wherein for each line n the value for the relative permittivity of the dielectrics (24. 26. 28. 30) of the wires (16, 18, 20, 22) of this line n is identical, except for deviations resulting from the manufacturing process, so that er(p·n)=er(p+q,n), where q€[1, M?p], q€Np € [1, M?1], p€N.

Abstract: A method for assembling an angled plug connector with a plug connector housing, which has a through channel preferably angled at a right angle in order to receive conductor components extending at an angle relative to one another, wherein a first conductor component introduced from one side (X) into the through channel in the interior of the through channel is connected by non-positive and/or by positive engagement to a second conductor component introduced from the other side (Y) into the through channel. Additionally, an assembly unit for carrying out the method is presented.

Abstract: A die package having mixed impedance leads where a first lead has a first metal core, and a dielectric layer surrounding the first metal core, and a second lead has a second metal core, and a second dielectric layer surrounding the second metal core, with the dielectric thicknesses differing from each other. A method of making a die package having leads with different impedances formed by connecting the die package to the die substrate connection pads via a first wirebond having a first metal core, depositing a dielectric layer on the wirebond metal core, metalizing the dielectric layer, connecting the die package to the die substrate connection pads via a second wirebond having a second metal core, depositing a dielectric layer on the second wirebond second metal core, and metalizing the dielectric layer on the second metal core, such that the first wirebond has a different impedance than the second wire bond.

Abstract: An adapter having two adapter parts is disclosed, and wherein the respective adapter parts are arranged so as to permit the respective adapter parts to be releasably coupled in only one orientation and which facilitates the rapid coupling and decoupling of an electronic device to another device.

Abstract: A test system includes a measuring apparatus for measuring a property of a device under test and a test hammer for carrying out a strike on a section of the device. The test hammer includes a motion sensor and a transmission module for transmitting a signal if the motion sensor detects the start of the strike, and/or for transmitting a signal if an impact is detected. Further, a test signal generating unit generates a test signal, a test signal output unit outputs the test signal to the device under test, a measuring signal receiving unit receives a measuring signal produced in response to the output of the test signal, an analyzing unit determines a quantity of a component of the measuring signal, a transmission module receives a control signal from an external source, and a real-time controller switches from the energy-saving mode.

Abstract: A high current connector, having an inner conductor contact for carrying current, an outer conductor part, and an isolator part which keeps the inner conductor contact spaced apart from the outer conductor part, wherein a resiliently compressible damping element is provided on the connector in such a way that, when a complementary counterpart connector is inserted into the connector, the element is resiliently compressible in an insertion direction and the mobility of the isolator part is reduced with respect to the inner conductor contact and/or with respect to the outer conductor part. This feature is used to eliminate play between the affected parts to lessen material wear.

Abstract: A method for measuring intermodulation produced in a measurement segment of a signal transmission path, by: producing a first HF signal (u1(t)) and a second HF signal (u2(t)), both having a predetermined frequency progression; feeding the first HF signal (u1(t)) and the second HF signal (u2(t)) to the signal transmission path, wherein an intermodulation signal is produced, which intermodulation signal has a first intermodulation signal component (urPIM(t)) produced in an input segment of the signal transmission path and a second intermodulation signal component (uPIM(t)) produced in the measurement segment of the signal transmission path; producing a compensation signal (uc(t)) in accordance with the first intermodulation signal component (urPIM(t)) produced in the input segment; introducing the compensation signal (uc(t)) into the signal transmission path in order to reduce or cancel out the first intermodulation signal component (urPIM(t)).

Abstract: A method for intermodulation measurement for locating points in a signal transmission path for a high-frequency signal that are faulty with regard to HF transmission properties of the signal transmission path, by generating a first HF signal uTest, having a carrier frequency f1 and a digital signal uCode modulated thereon; generating a second HF signal u2 having a frequency f2; introducing the first HF signal uTest and the second HF signal u2 into the signal transmission path at a predetermined introduction point; receiving an intermodulation product, which is generated in the signal transmission path from the first HF signal and the second HF signal at at least one faulty point, as an intermodulation product signal uRX; recovering a digital signal udemod from uRX; and determining a time shift tx between the digital signal uCode and the recovered digital signal udemod. The invention further relates to a measuring device for performing this method.

Abstract: The invention relates to an electric interface, in particular an interposer, having a first connection plane with at least one first contact surface pair, each of which has a first and second contact surface, and a second connection plane with at least one second contact surface pair, each of which has a third and a fourth contact surface. For each of a first and second contact surface pair, a first electric connection electrically connects the first contact surface of the first connection plane to the third contact surface of the second connection plane, and a second electric connection electrically connects the second contact surface of the first connection plane to the fourth contact surface of the second connection plane.

Abstract: The invention relates to a contact sleeve (10) in the form of a hollow cylinder having a casing wall (12) and a center longitudinal axis (14) for an electrical connector for establishing electrical contact with a mating connector (32), wherein the contact sleeve (10) has at least two pairs of contact spring lamellae (18) on its casing wall (12), wherein the contact spring lamellae (18) of a pair are arranged radially opposite one another on the contact sleeve (10), wherein each contact spring lamella (18) has a radial raised portion (20) which forms an electrical contact area (22), wherein the raised portions (20) of a pair of contact spring lamellae (18) which are situated opposite one another are arranged at the same location in the axial direction with respect to the contact sleeve (10) in such a way that the contact areas (22) of said contact spring lamellae lie on a straight line (24) which perpendicularly intersects the center longitudinal axis (14) of the contact sleeve (10).

Abstract: A plug connector, in particular a high current plug, having a locking device for the play-free axial fixing of the plug connector with respect to a mating plug connector in a closed position coupled to the mating plug connector, wherein the locking device has a retaining element such as a latching clip to engage axially behind a locking projection on the mating plug connector in the closed position, and a mating pressure element which is located opposite the retaining element in such a way that the locking projection can be accommodated between the retaining element and the mating pressure element in the closed position. An actuating device for pressing on retaining element and/or mating pressure element is formed on the locking projection in a fixing position (II).

Abstract: A plug system with a plug connector, such as a high-current plug, and a mating plug connector, such as a high-current socket, for coupling to the plug connector by a lock device which counteracts a withdrawal of the plug connector from the mating plug connector in a locked position (I), wherein the lock device has a lever part which is secured to the plug connector in a pivotal manner and a securing clip which is attached to the lever part in an articulated manner for engaging into an engagement portion of the mating plug connector in the locked position (I).

Abstract: A method for determining an electric voltage u(t) and/or an electric current i(t) of an HF signal in an electrical cable on a calibration plane by measuring in the time domain. Using a directional coupler, a first portion v3(t) of a first HF signal is decoupled, fed to a time domain measuring device, and a second portion v4(t) of a second HF signal is decoupled. The signal portions v3(t), v4(t) are converted into the frequency domain, then absolute wave frequencies in the frequency domain are determined and converted into the electric voltage u(t) and/or the electric current i(t). In a previous calibration step, the calibration parameters are determined, and the absolute wave frequencies on the calibration plane are determined using the calibration parameters (e00,r(?3, ?4), e01,r(?3, ?4), e10,r(?3, ?4), e11,r(?3, ?4)), wherein ?3, ?4 are the reflection factors of the inputs of the time domain measuring device.

Abstract: A preferred embodiment of a magnetic connecting apparatus for connecting two units has at least one first connecting element associated with a first one of the two units and at least one second connecting element associated with a second one of the two units, the connecting elements forming a connecting pair. The connecting elements of a connecting pair each have a plurality of contacts. The connecting elements of a connecting pair make magnetic contact with one another and are rotatable relative to one another in a contacted state.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing an insertion-type connector having at least two mutually electrically insulated conductor contacts with the conductor contacts cut from a metal sheet in such a way that they are connected together via a connecting part of the metal sheet, the conductor contacts being partly embedded in an electrically insulating material to form an electrically insulating housing which fixes the conductor contacts relative to one another, and the connecting part then separated off.