Abstract: The present invention relates to an inner-conductor contact element for an angled connector. The present invention also relates to a method for producing this element. An inner-conductor contact element (1) for an angled connector (22) has a crimp region (3) which is designed to be connectable to an inner conductor (16) of a cable (17), and an interface region (2) which is designed to be connectable to an inner-conductor contact element of a counterpart connector corresponding to the angled connector. The inner-conductor contact element (1) also has a connection region (4) which connects the crimp region (3) to the interface region (2). The inner-conductor contact element is formed in one piece. The connection region (4) has a first transverse extent and a second transverse extent which is smaller, preferably many times smaller, than the first transverse extent.

Abstract: A plug connection device for connecting an electrical cable and establishing a ground connection to an external component may have at least one plug connector and fastening means electrically and mechanically connectable therewith. The plug connector may have a housing and a plug body which is connectable to a conductor of the electrical cable and receivable in an axial direction in a receptacle of the housing. The contact element may plug into the housing to make electrical contact with the plug body received in the receptacle. The contact element and connection element are electrically connected to one another. The connection element may be connected to a ground cable that is connectable with the external component to establish, independently of the electrical cable, the ground connection with the external component via the plug body, contact element, connection part and the ground cable.

Abstract: A diagnosis plug-in connection comprising an electrical plug connector and a mating electrical plug connector. The electrical plug connector comprises a diagnosis module with an outer conductor contact and an inner conductor contact within the outer conductor contact. The mating plug connector comprises a diagnosis head with an electrically conductive spring cage, which is designed for electrical and mechanical connection to the outer conductor contact of the diagnosis module of the plug connector. The spring cage electrically and mechanically contacts the inner conductor contact of the diagnosis module of the plug connector when the plug connector is plugged together with the mating plug connector.

Abstract: An electrical plug-in connector for transmitting a differential signal between a first interface and a second interface comprises a first contact element and a second contact element. A longitudinal axis of the first and second contact element in a first longitudinal portion, at the interface, is oriented at a first angle (?1?) with respect to a second longitudinal portion of the contact elements at the second interface. A third longitudinal portion of the contact elements is between the first and second longitudinal portions, where at the contact elements are each bent, relative to a first axis of rotation that is orthogonal to the longitudinal axes in the first and second longitudinal portions, through a first angle of rotation ?1. In the third longitudinal portion the contact elements are each additionally bent through a second angle of rotation ?2.

Abstract: The invention relates to an outer-conductor contact element (2) for a right-angle plug connector (1). The right-angle plug connector (1) has a crimping portion (9) for pressing the outer-conductor contact element (2) onto an electric cable (4), said crimping portion (9) having a free end (10), which is open at the end side, for receiving the cable (4). The right-angle plug connector (1) further has a sleeve-like contact portion (12) having a free end (13), which is open at the end side, for establishing a connection with a corresponding mating plug connector, wherein an exit angle (?) is formed between a first longitudinal axis (L1) of the contact portion (12) and a second longitudinal axis (L2) of the crimping portion (9). The right-angle plug connector (1) also has a tub-shaped transition region (14) which, starting from the crimping portion (9), extends along the second longitudinal axis (L2) of the crimping portion (9) as far as the contact portion (12).

Abstract: A method for assembling a cable connector which has an outer conductor part, and insulating part and an electrical cable that is prefabricated with an inner conductor part. In a first method step, the insulating part is introduced into the outer conductor part by relative movement between the insulating part and the outer conductor part. In a second method step, before or at least partially during the first method step, the electrical cable is prefabricated to have an inner conductor part secured on an inner conductor of the cable. In a third method step, during or after the first method step, the prefabricated cable is introduced into the insulating part up to a defined axial terminal position. The positions of the inner conductor part, the outer conductor part and/or the insulating part are fixed relative to each other by compressing the outer conductor part at least partly.

Abstract: A method for assembling a cable connector which has an outer conductor part, and insulating part and an electrical cable that is prefabricated with an inner conductor part. In a first method step, the insulating part is introduced into the outer conductor part by relative movement between the insulating part and the outer conductor part. In a second method step, before or at least partially during the first method step, the electrical cable is prefabricated to have an inner conductor part secured on an inner conductor of the cable. In a third method step, during or after the first method step, the prefabricated cable is introduced into the insulating part up to a defined axial terminal position. The positions of the inner conductor part, the outer conductor part and/or the insulating part are fixed relative to each other by compressing the outer conductor part at least partly.

Abstract: Guide element for electrical cores in a cable with at least four guide tracks, one for each electrical core of the cable, wherein the guide tracks run in such a way that at a first end of the guide element, at least two cores exchange places relative to a second end of the guide element opposite the first end.

Abstract: Embodiments of a high-frequency electrical distributor device may have an input end with a connector of a first connector type, and an output end with at least two connectors of at least one second connector type which is different from the first connector type. Embodiments may further include a distributor region between the connector at the input end and the connector at the output end. The connector at the input end has at least two differential contact element pairs. The distributor region distributes the contact element pairs of the connector at the input end to the connectors at the output end.

Abstract: A diagnosis plug-in connection comprising an electrical plug connector and a mating electrical plug connector. The electrical plug connector comprises a diagnosis module with an oaten conductor contact and an inner conductor contact within the outer conductor contact. The mating plug connector comprises a diagnosis head with an electrically conductive spring cage, which is designed for electrical and mechanical connection to the outer conductor contact of the diagnosis module of the plug connector. The spring cage electrically and mechanically contacts the inner conductor contact of the diagnosis module of the plug connector when the plug connector is plugged together with the mating, plug connector.

Abstract: Embodiments of a prefabricated electric cable may have an outer conductor shield and a support sleeve which is fastened to the outer conductor shield. The support sleeve has a cable-side end and a portion of the support sleeve tapers in an axial direction oriented toward the cable-side end.

Abstract: Embodiments of a high-frequency electrical distributor device may have an input end with a connector of a first connector type, and an output end with at least two connectors of at least one second connector type which is different from the first connector type. Embodiments may further include a distributor region between the connector at the input end and the connector at the output end. The connector at the input end has at least two differential contact element pairs. The distributor region distributes the contact element pairs of the connector at the input end to the connectors at the output end.

Abstract: A method for assembling a cable connector which has an outer conductor part, and insulating part and an electrical cable that is prefabricated with an inner conductor part. In a first method step, the insulating part is introduced into the outer conductor part by relative movement between the insulating part and the outer conductor part. In a second method step, before or at least partially during the first method step, the electrical cable is prefabricated to have an inner conductor part secured on an inner conductor of the cable. In a third method step, during or after the first method step, the prefabricated cable is introduced into the insulating part up to a defined axial terminal position. The positions of the inner conductor part, the outer conductor part and/or the insulating part are fixed relative to each other by compressing the outer conductor part at least partly.

Abstract: Guide element for electrical cores in a cable with at least four guide tracks, one for each electrical core of the cable, wherein the guide tracks run in such a way that at a first end of the guide element, at least two cores exchange places relative to a second end of the guide element opposite the first end.

Abstract: The invention relates to a contact element (1) for a connector (2), having: an at least partially electrically conductive housing (3) for connection to an earth conductor (4.2) of an electrical cable (4), and at least one inner conductor part (6) for connection to at least one signal lead (4.4) of the electrical cable (4). In a contact region (9) of the housing (3) at the front in the insertion direction, there are at least two resilient tongues (10, 11), wherein the resilient tongues (10, 11) are each secured movably at a first, free end (10.1, 11.1) and immovably at a second end (10.2, 11.2). There are two groups of resilient tongues (10, 11), wherein the resilient tongues (10) of a first group are arranged such that the free ends (10.1) thereof face a front end (9.1) of the contact region (9), and the resilient tongues (11) of a second group are arranged such that the free ends (11.1) thereof face away from the front end (9.1) of the contact region (9).

Abstract: Preferred embodiments of a plug connection device for connecting an electrical cable and establishing a ground connection to an external component may have at least one plug connector and fastening means electrically and mechanically connectable therewith. The plug connector may have a plug body and a housing, the plug body being connectable to a conductor of the electrical cable and receivable in an axial direction in a receptacle of the housing. The fastening means may have a snap-fit connection part, a contact element and a connection element which may be configured integrally with one another. The snap fit connection part may intrude into a groove in the housing to connect the fastening means to the housing. The contact element may plug into the housing to make electrical contact with the plug body received in the receptacle.

Abstract: A preferred embodiment of a plug connection device for connecting a cable includes at least one plug connector Each plug connector includes at least one plug body for connecting to an outer conductor of the cable, at least one inner conductor part for connecting to an inner conductor of the cable, a housing, a securing element and a contact element plugged into the housing such that a front region of the contact element electrically contacts the outer periphery of the plug body. A fastening means supports the plug connector and is electrically connected to the contact element to establish a ground connection to another component independently of the cable.

Abstract: With the aim of addressing the problem of maintaining a state in which a plurality of connectors are securely mated, the present disclosure teaches a connecting structure S that is a structure for connecting a first connector 1 and a second connector 2.

Abstract: The invention relates to a contact element (1) for a connector (2), having: an at least partially electrically conductive housing (3) for connection to an earth conductor (4.2) of an electrical cable (4), and at least one inner conductor part (6) for connection to at least one signal lead (4.4) of the electrical cable (4). In a contact region (9) of the housing (3) at the front in the insertion direction, there are at least two resilient tongues (10, 11), wherein the resilient tongues (10, 11) are each secured movably at a first, free end (10.1, 11.1) and immovably at a second end (10.2, 11.2). There are two groups of resilient tongues (10, 11), wherein the resilient tongues (10) of a first group are arranged such that the free ends (10.1) thereof face a front end (9.1) of the contact region (9), and the resilient tongues (11) of a second group are arranged such that the free ends (11.1) thereof face away from the front end (9.1) of the contact region (9).

Abstract: With the aim of addressing the problem of maintaining a state in which a plurality of connectors are securely mated, the present disclosure teaches a connecting structure S S that is a structure for connecting a first connector 1 and a second connector 2.