Abstract: Connector for high-speed two-wire link, able to be mounted directly on a printed circuit. The connector comprises two parallel pins, an insulating insert in which the pins are mounted, a metal casing associated with mounting means for the fixing thereof onto a printed circuit and two shielded linking cables, each linked to a pin.

Abstract: Electrical connector for supplying electronic circuits with current. The connector comprises a flat metal bar and an insulating case comprising an open cavity extended by an inclined support covered by an end portion of the bar.

Abstract: Male or female connector having at least one pair of pins for a two-wire, high-speed link. The connector comprises two parallel pins, an insulating insert, a metal casing and a connection printed circuit.

Abstract: Connector for high-speed two-wire link, able to be mounted directly on a printed circuit. The connector comprises two parallel pins, an insulating insert in which the pins are mounted, a metal casing associated with mounting means for the fixing thereof onto a printed circuit and two shielded linking cables, each linked to a pin.

Abstract: Electrical connector for supplying electronic circuits with current. The connector comprises a flat metal bar and an insulating case comprising an open cavity extended by an inclined support covered by an end portion of the bar.

Abstract: Male or female connector having at least one pair of pins for a two-wire, high-speed link. The connector comprises two parallel pins, an insulating insert, a metal casing and a connection printed circuit.

Abstract: A splicing device for connecting two electrical cables by forming a splice, each electrical cable including a sheath, a cladding and at least a first primary wire and a second primary wire. The cladding is surrounded by the sheath and surrounds the at least two primary wires. The splicing device includes a first electrical connector for connecting together the first primary wires of the two electric cables, and a second electrical connector for connecting together the second primary wires of the two electric cables. The splicing device further includes a first insulating sheath for covering the first electrical connector of the first primary wires, the first insulating sheath being made of a first material, and a second insulating sheath separated from the first insulating sheath for covering the second electrical connector of the second primary wires, the second insulating sheath being made of the first material.