Abstract: An electrical cable connector, assembly, system, and/or method is disclosed that includes a pin side connector comprising a plurality of conductor members and one or more insulator members alternating along a longitudinal axis, each of the plurality of conductor members having a base and a stem extending from the base and configured to electrically connect to one or more wires; and a socket connector comprising a plurality of conductive elements and one or more insulative elements arranged along the longitudinal axis, wherein each of the plurality of conductive elements has a center channel and each of the one or more insulative elements has a through-hole, wherein the center channels of each of the plurality of conductive elements and the through-holes of each of the one or more insulative elements are aligned and configured to form a receptacle in communication with an end opening, wherein the pin side connector is received in and freely rotatable with respect to the receptacle of the socket connector.

Abstract: Disclosed is a retaining device for retaining a number of plugs and for arranging on a wall passage. In some embodiments, the retaining device comprises a number of substantially identically sized through-holes. In some embodiments, a modular element comprises an outer interface region for receiving the modular element in one of the through-holes. In some embodiments, the modular element comprises an inner interface region for receiving one of the plugs in the modular element.

Abstract: A plug connector for connecting to an electric connection of a fuel injector of an internal combustion engine can comprise a rail extending in a longitudinal direction and at least one insulating element arranged in a linearly movable manner in the longitudinal direction relative to the rail, wherein the at least one insulating element protrudes out of the rail in a transverse direction. In some embodiments, the at least one insulating element comprises means for electrically connecting to the electric connection of the fuel injector in an oil-tight and releasable manner on a side facing away from the rail in the transverse direction. In some embodiments, the rail comprises a guide extending in the longitudinal direction configured to guide the at least one insulating element relative to the rail in the longitudinal direction and hold the same in a formfitting manner in the transverse direction relative to the rail.

Abstract: A plug connector for connecting to an electric connection of a fuel injector of an internal combustion engine can comprise a rail extending in a longitudinal direction and at least one insulating element arranged in a linearly movable manner in the longitudinal direction relative to the rail, wherein the at least one insulating element protrudes out of the rail in a transverse direction. In some embodiments, the at least one insulating element comprises means for electrically connecting to the electric connection of the fuel injector in an oil-tight and releasable manner on a side facing away from the rail in the transverse direction. In some embodiments, the rail comprises a guide extending in the longitudinal direction configured to guide the at least one insulating element relative to the rail in the longitudinal direction and hold the same in a formfitting manner in the transverse direction relative to the rail.

Abstract: Disclosed is a retaining device for retaining a number of plugs and for arranging on a wall passage. In some embodiments, the retaining device comprises a number of substantially identically sized through-holes. In some embodiments, a modular element comprises an outer interface region for receiving the modular element in one of the through-holes. In some embodiments, the modular element comprises an inner interface region for receiving one of the plugs in the modular element.

Abstract: A plug-and-socket connector with an electrically conductive female contact for receiving a contact pin and for establishing an electrically conductive connection to the contact pin is described. According to implementations here, the female contact is accessible by an opening in the plug-and-socket connector. Further, a closure element for closing the opening is movably supported inside the female contact.

Abstract: A plug-and-socket connector with an electrically conductive female contact for receiving a contact pin and for establishing an electrically conductive connection to the contact pin is described. According to implementations here, the female contact is accessible by an opening in the plug-and-socket connector. Further, a closure element for closing the opening may be movably supported inside the female contact.

Abstract: A plug-in unit (112, FIG. 7A) with a housing (150) that receives an electrical contact arrangement (55, FIG. 6) that has a cable bushing (151, FIG. 7A). The housing has an aperture (153) in a housing wall for the plugged-in reception of the mating plug-in unit (11, FIG. 2). In order to allow for the optional design of an angled or a linear plug-in connection, the cuboid housing (150, FIG. 7A) is divided along a plane (180) that runs perpendicular to a longitudinal central plane (179) and at a 45° angle to the longitudinal extension of a bushing (151) in such a way that a first housing part (181) contains the cable bushing (151) and the second housing part (182) forms the plug-in aperture (153). The second housing part (182) is attached to the first housing part so the second housing part (182) can be turned with respect to the first housing part (181).

Abstract: A contact arrangement (10) comprising fork-shaped contacts (15) that engage opposite faces of a blade contact (18). For good heat dissipation together with low transition resistance, the contact arrangement is made up of multiple planar, i.e., plate-shaped, fork contacts (15), which are supported and connected to each other on a shaft-like carrier (16) that is joined to a perpendicular connecting unit (14).

Abstract: A connector (10) for systems of high power density includes a first (female) plug-in unit (11), a second (male) plug-in unit (12), and gear wheels (65) with spiral tracks (67) that engage cams (28) that move the units together.

Abstract: A connector (10) for systems of high power density includes a first (female) plug-in unit (11), a second (male) plug-in unit (12), and gear wheels (65) with spiral tracks (67) that engage cams (28) that move the units together.

Abstract: A plug-in unit (112, FIG. 7A) with a housing (150) that receives an electrical contact arrangement (55, FIG. 6) that has a cable bushing (151, FIG. 7A). The housing has an aperture (153) in a housing wall for the plugged-in reception of the mating plug-in unit (11, FIG. 2). In order to allow for the optional design of an angled or a linear plug-in connection, the cuboid housing (150, FIG. 7A) is divided along a plane (180) that runs perpendicular to a longitudinal central plane (179) and at a 45° angle to the longitudinal extension of a bushing (151) in such a way that a first housing part (181) contains the cable bushing (151) and the second housing part (182) forms the plug-in aperture (153). The second housing part (182) is attached to the first housing part so the second housing part (182) can be turned with respect to the first housing part (181).

Abstract: A contact arrangement (10) comprising fork-shaped contacts (15) that engage opposite faces of a blade contact (18). For good heat dissipation together with low transition resistance, the contact arrangement is made up of multiple planar, i.e., plate-shaped, fork contacts (15), which are supported and connected to each other on a shaft-like carrier (16) that is joined to a perpendicular connecting unit (14).

Abstract: An improved electrical plug-and-socket connectors with screw-type clamping connections has a step-shaped screw brake for protecting against loss of the clamping screw of connecting stranded conductors of electrical components having as the clamping mode a screw-type clamping connection. The screw brake has one, two or more strips. The plug-and-socket connector has a screw-type connection, having an insulating part, arranged to accommodate at least one contact insert. The contact insert has a substantially cylindrical shape and comprises a contact portion for electrical/mechanical connection to an oppositely shaped contact piece of a matched plug-and-socket connector at a first end of the contact insert. It further comprises an insertion opening for at least one connecting stranded conductor at a second end of the contact insert, there opening in the insertion opening a screw hole which is oriented substantially transversely relative to the central longitudinal axis thereof and comprises an internal thread.

Abstract: An improved electrical plug-and-socket connectors with screw-type clamping connections has a step-shaped screw brake for protecting against loss of the clamping screw of connecting stranded conductors of electrical components having as the clamping mode a screw-type clamping connection. The screw brake has one, two or more strips. The plug-and-socket connector has a screw-type connection, having an insulating part, arranged to accommodate at least one contact insert. The contact insert has a substantially cylindrical shape and comprises a contact portion for electrical/mechanical connection to an oppositely shaped contact piece of a matched plug-and-socket connector at a first end of the contact insert. It further comprises an insertion opening for at least one connecting stranded conductor at a second end of the contact insert, there opening in the insertion opening a screw hole which is oriented substantially transversely relative to the central longitudinal axis thereof and comprises an internal thread.

Abstract: A connector has a front insulating body, a contact fixed in the main body and having rear-end parts forming an axially open seat adapted to receive a conductor of a stripped wire and radially displaceable toward each other, and structure radially compressing the parts toward each other to grip the conductor. This structure is an intermediate body formed with an axially tapered passage fitting over the rear-end parts and axially displaceable to displace the rear-end parts radially toward one another.

Abstract: A cable connector includes a core receiving part and a contact carrier joined by a connecting part. The core receiving part houses one or more cores of a cable. The contact carrier is provided with at least one contact element. By means of the connecting part, the core of the receiving part is held in electrical contact with the content element of the contact carrier.

Abstract: A cable clamp (10) for clamping cable (11) in a tubular cable feed-through part (12) that has a pressure piece (33) comprised of two pressure rings (13, 14) with a clamping spring ring (15) positioned between the two pressure rings (13, 14) to encircle the cable (11). The pressure rings (13, 14) are interconnected so that they are movable with respect to each other in an axial direction over a distance permitting the clamping spring ring (15) to have an inner diameter equal or somewhat greater than the outside diameter of the cable (11) or compressed so as to have an inner diameter that is less than the outside diameter of cable (11).

Abstract: A connecting device (1) for electrically connecting to at least two electrical conductors (39, 49) in a housing (2) having a tubular connecting plug (3), with a contact holder (10) in the tubular connecting plug (3), the contact holder (10) having contact elements (12) passed through recesses (14) in conductor holders (5) to make contact with the conductors. The connecting device (1) can be expanded into an array of connecting networks with, for example, plug-in connectors, cable bolted assemblies and connecting elements.

Abstract: A cable connector includes a core receiving part and a contact carrier joined by a connecting part. The core receiving part houses one or more cores of a cable. The contact carrier is provided with at least one contact element. By means of the connecting part, the core of the receiving part is held in electrical contact with the content element of the contact carrier.