Patents Assigned to Huber & Suhner AG
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Publication number: 20100330838Abstract: A multiple coaxial cable plug connection (50), particularly for the detachable connection of a plurality of coaxial cables to a circuit board for operating frequencies of several GHz, comprises a first connector (10) and a second connector (20), wherein said connectors (10, 20) can be inserted in each other along a plug axis, wherein the first connector (10) has a plurality of first coaxial contact arrangements (26) disposed next to each other transversely to the plug axis, and the second connector (20) is equipped with second coaxial contact arrangements (27) that match the first coaxial contact arrangements (26), and wherein the first coaxial contact arrangements (26) each are attached to the end of an associated coaxial cable.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 22, 2009Publication date: December 30, 2010Applicant: HUBER & SUHNER AGInventors: Roman Buff, Mario Schneider
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Publication number: 20100284651Abstract: The invention relates to an optical pin-and-socket connector for the detachable connection of a plurality of optical cores (115) having an insert (112, 112?), in which the cores (115) are inserted on a first side, the cores (115) ending in said connector with the optical fibers (119, 120) thereof, and said connector having an expansion device (117, 118) on a second side, on which the beams exit the fibers (119, 120) in an expanded manner. A simplification of the assembly and installation is achieved in that the insert (112, 112?) comprises two separate partial elements (113, 117, 118) that can be assembled, one of which is configured as an expansion device (117, 118) and the other is configured as a retaining block (113) for receiving the ends of the optical cores (115).Type: ApplicationFiled: August 19, 2008Publication date: November 11, 2010Applicant: HUBER+SUHNER AGInventors: Roger Krähenbühl, Thomas Ammer
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Patent number: 7811098Abstract: The invention relates to a receptacle (1) particularly suitable for wiring one or more solar cells (81). The receptacle (1) comprises a housing (10) and a connecting shaft (60) that can be separately closed by a cover (63). The receptacle (1) is raised from the back side of the solar panel (80).Type: GrantFiled: March 4, 2010Date of Patent: October 12, 2010Assignee: Huber + Suhner AGInventors: Thomas Grimberg, Hanns Watrinet, Max Göldi, Sylvère Leu
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Patent number: 7811125Abstract: A coaxial connecting element for the microwave range comprises a preferably bar-shaped inner conductor, which extends along an axis and is held concentrically in an outer conductor by means of at least one dielectric supporting element, wherein the outer conductor has a plurality of radial slots extending in the axial direction distributed around the circumference in the region of the at least one supporting element.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2007Date of Patent: October 12, 2010Assignee: Huber + Suhner AGInventors: Adjan Kretz, Josef Fuchs, Yann Blavette
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Publication number: 20100170715Abstract: The invention relates to a receptacle (1) particularly suitable for wiring one or more solar cells (81). The receptacle (1) comprises a housing (10) and a connecting shaft (60) that can be separately closed by a cover (63). The receptacle (1) is raised from the back side of the solar panel (80).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 3, 2007Publication date: July 8, 2010Applicant: Huber+Suhner AGInventors: Thomas Grimberg, Hanns Waterinet, Max Göldi, Sylvère Leu
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Publication number: 20100151725Abstract: The invention relates to a receptacle (1) particularly suitable for wiring one or more solar cells (81). The receptacle (1) comprises a housing (10) and a connecting shaft (60) that can be separately closed by a cover (63). The receptacle (1) is raised from the back side of the solar panel (80).Type: ApplicationFiled: March 4, 2010Publication date: June 17, 2010Applicant: HUBER+SUHNER AGInventors: Thomas Grimberg, Hanns Watrinet, Max Göldi, Sylvère Leu
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Publication number: 20100142897Abstract: The invention relates to a test adapter (1) for operatively connecting a chip to be tested to a test device. The test adapter has a three-dimensional construction with a baseplate (8) and a cover plate (2). The cover plate (2) has a contact array (3) having contact elements (9) coordinated with the chip to be tested in terms of number and arrangement. Arranged between the baseplate (8) and the cover plate (2) are side walls (4) which are arranged at an angle with respect to the cover plate (2) and have a number of individual connectors (5) that is coordinated with the chip to be tested.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 23, 2009Publication date: June 10, 2010Applicant: Huber+Suhner AGInventor: Richard Loveless
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Publication number: 20100111477Abstract: An optical connector (10), in particular for outside use, for detachably connecting at least two optical cables along a connector axis (43) comprises a socket portion (11) and a plug portion (27), which portions are substantially of cylindrical design with respect to the connector axis (43), can be detachably plugged into one another along the connector axis (43) and can be locked in the plugged-in state. A locking mechanism (19, 20, 32, 33, 36, 46), which is equipped with a latch function and which latches automatically during insertion is provided for the purposes of rapid locking.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 16, 2008Publication date: May 6, 2010Applicant: Huber + Suhner AGInventors: Martin Michael Strasser, Daniel Greub
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Publication number: 20100112844Abstract: A connector includes a housing, which extends along a longitudinal axis lying in the plug-in direction and which is divided into an electric connector part and a locking device located next to the electric connector part for the releasable locking of the connector with a corresponding counterpart. The locking device includes a detent bracket that is held in a receiving chamber of the housing, that extends in the plug-in direction, and can be elastically deflected perpendicularly to the plug-in direction. The detent bracket is elastically deflected perpendicularly to the plug-in direction by an actuating element mounted on the housing in order to be disengaged. A compact construction is achieved because the actuating element lies adjacent to the detent bracket perpendicularly to the plug-in direction and the length of the actuating element in the plug-in direction is less than or approximately equal to the length of the detent bracket.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 12, 2007Publication date: May 6, 2010Applicant: Huber+Suhner AGInventor: Franz Manser
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Publication number: 20100029130Abstract: A coaxial connecting element for the microwave range comprises a preferably bar-shaped inner conductor, which extends along an axis and is held concentrically in an outer conductor by means of at least one dielectric supporting element wherein the outer conductor has a plurality of radial slots extending in the axial direction distributed around the circumference in the region of the at least one supporting element. With such a connecting element, increased stability and precision as well as simplified production and fitting are achieved by virtue of the fact that the supporting element is designed to be integral.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2007Publication date: February 4, 2010Applicant: HUBER+SUHNER AGInventors: Adjan Kretz, Josef Fuchs, Yann Blavette
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Publication number: 20090278631Abstract: A cavity resonator (20) having temperature compensation which comprises a pot (21) and a cover (22), which together enclose a cavity resonance volume (V). The pot (21) comprises a first material, which has a first temperature expansion coefficient (?1) and the cover (22) comprises a second material, which has a second temperature expansion coefficient (?2). The second temperature expansion coefficient (?2) is greater than the first temperature expansion coefficient (?1), and an expansion of the pot (21) and a deformation of the cover (22) results upon a temperature increase, which each independently and also together cause an enlargement of the cavity resonance volume (V). Simultaneously, the resonance frequency remains essentially constant.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2005Publication date: November 12, 2009Applicant: HUBER & SUHNER AGInventors: Uhland Goebel, Jan Hesselbarth, Peter Nuechter, Daniel Stanelli
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Patent number: 7567417Abstract: The invention relates to an automatically quenching surge arrester arrangement with a surge arrester, which, on exceeding a given first voltage, transforms from a non-conducting into a conducting state and returns to the non-conducting state only when a much smaller second voltage is dropped below and with a switch mechanism reacting to current flow through the surge arrester, interrupting the current flow through the surge arrester and then automatically returning to the rest condition thereof. A simple, robust and compact assembly suitable for HF applications for such a surge arrester arrangement is achieved, whereby the switch mechanism reacts reversibly to the heat generated in the surge arrester by the current flow.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2004Date of Patent: July 28, 2009Assignee: Huber+Suhner AGInventors: Siegfried Groth, Uhland Goebel, Peter Nüchter, Markus Ganter
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Publication number: 20090017678Abstract: A bent-back plug-type connector for coaxial cables includes a bent-back outer conductor having a first conductor section which extends along a plug axis and a second conductor section which adjoins the first conductor section and is arranged at an angle with respect thereto, as well as a first inner conductor, which is arranged concentrically and insulated in the first conductor section, and a second inner conductor, which is arranged concentrically and insulated in the second conductor section and is detachably connected to the first inner conductor in the corner region of the bent-back outer conductor. With such a plug-type connector, simpler fitting, a secure and permanent connection and simpler and more cost-effective production are achieved by virtue of the fact that the first inner conductor has a square cross section, and the fact that an opening is provided in the first inner conductor.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 30, 2007Publication date: January 15, 2009Applicant: HUBER+SUHNER AGInventors: Sascha Meier, Marc Moser
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Publication number: 20090015352Abstract: A filter assembly (300) with a plurality of cavities serving as said waveguide resonators is presented. The cavities are arranged at least on two levels (x1, y1; x2, y2) of said filter assembly (300). Two or three molded filter parts (301, 302, 303) define the cavities, when the filter parts (301, 302, 303) are assembled. A first opening in a wall between a first and a second of cavity is provided. Said opening serves as capacitive junction between said first cavity and said second cavity. A second opening is provided in another wall between a third cavity and a fourth cavity, said opening serving as inductive junction. The filter parts (301, 302, 303) are at least partially covered by a metal layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2005Publication date: January 15, 2009Applicant: HUBER+SUHNER AGInventors: Uhland Goebel, Marlin Wagner
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Publication number: 20090002261Abstract: An alignment unit, which is of simple and robust design and can be adjusted well, for directional radios, in particular directional radio antennas, is distinguished by two attachment brackets, which are articulated on a common centre part such that they can pivot about two mutually orthogonal swivel axes, as well as two operating units for separate adjustment and fixing of the pivoting angle of the two attachment brackets relative to the centre part.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 2, 2006Publication date: January 1, 2009Applicant: HUBER+SUHNER AGInventors: Daniel Bohm, Romeo Premerlani
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Patent number: 7462069Abstract: A cable plug for a coaxial cable, in particular comprising an external corrugated conductor, comprises an electrically conductive housing, which concentrically surrounds an insulated internal conductor, in addition to fixing elements which are used to connect the external conductor of the coaxial cable electrically and mechanically to the housing of the cable plug. The cable plug permits a particularly simple configuration and assembly. To achieve this, the fixing elements ensure a fixed and sealed connection between the external conductor of the coaxial cable and the housing of the cable plug.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 2005Date of Patent: December 9, 2008Assignee: Huber+Suhner AGInventor: Peter Studerus
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Patent number: 7432862Abstract: A broadband patch antenna including a planar metallic patch sheet that is provided with right-angled edges and is disposed at a predetermined first height above and parallel to the planar base area of an electrically conducting reflector, and a device for feeding an RF signal into the metallic patch sheet. The feeding device encompasses a conductor which is guided in a vertical direction and is insulated through the base area of the reflector and terminates at a feeding point on the metallic patch sheet. To significantly improve the broadband range while keeping the structure of the antenna simple, the metallic patch sheet has the shape of a cross and the conductor of the feeding device is an inner conductor of a coaxial conductor that is positioned between the base area of the reflector and the metallic patch sheet.Type: GrantFiled: December 4, 2006Date of Patent: October 7, 2008Assignee: Huber + Suhner AGInventor: Wolfgang Heyde
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Publication number: 20080142245Abstract: The invention relates to a high temperature cable comprising a plurality of electric conductors which extend in a common envelop and are remote from each other and from said envelop by means of a plurality of insulating bodies which are successively disposed in the longitudinal direction of the cable and support each other, wherein said conductors are guided in through openings embodied in the individual insulating bodies. The aim of said invention is to simplify the production of the high temperature cable and to improve the properties thereof. For this purpose, the separate insulating bodies are associated with at least two conductors and form therewith at least two separate electrically insulated threads which are twisted and stranded.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 12, 2006Publication date: June 19, 2008Applicant: HUBER + SUHNER AGInventor: Thomas Cantz
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Patent number: 7387446Abstract: An optical plug-in connection for the connection of polarization-maintaining optical fibers includes a sleeve having a bore therein and a receptacle having a bore therein for supporting the sleeve with the bore of the sleeve aligned with the bore of the receptacle. First and second ferrules are provided having bores supporting ends of optical fibers. A first end of the first ferrule is received in one end of the bore of the sleeve via one end of the bore of the receptacle. A first end of the second ferrule is received in the other end of the bore of the sleeve via the other end of the bore of the receptacle. A locking mechanism is provided for locking the first and second ferrules to the receptacle.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2007Date of Patent: June 17, 2008Assignee: Huber + Suhner AGInventors: Daniel Greub, Besnik Zajmi
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Patent number: 7325979Abstract: Disclosed is a method for removably connecting two groups of individual, parallel fibers that are delimited by end faces that are perpendicular to the fiber axis. The two groups of fibers are moved towards each other in an axial direction until each of the fibers abuts against the end face of the assigned fiber from the other group. The fibers of the two groups are aligned in pairs relative to each other before being moved into contact with each other, and any differences in fiber lengths is compensated for by elastically deforming the fiber along the fiber main axis. This method eliminates the disadvantages associated with bending the fibers because length variations are essentially compensated for by axially compressing the fibers.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 2006Date of Patent: February 5, 2008Assignee: Huber + Suhner AGInventors: Thomas Ammer, Uhland Goebel, Martin Strasser, Falk Draheim, Peter Nuechter, Carlo Compare