Abstract: The present invention relates to a dry mortar and a mortar slurry as well as a method for producing semi-rigid coatings. In one embodiment, the dry mortar or the mortar slurry contains a cement, a very fine component and a plasticizer and is free from silica fume, wherein the mortar slurry can be applied at a temperature of the asphalt support structure of 55 to 80° C. and a compressive strength of at least 100 N/mm2 is achieved after 28 days. In a further embodiment, the dry mortar or the mortar slurry also contains a gelling agent such that the mortar slurry has a reduced efflux tendency.

Abstract: A shielding is (210) attachable at a rear side of a connector (10), with which a cable (220) having a cable shielding (218) is connectable from the rear side, and has a connector shielding (214) and at least one extension (216) connectable with the cable shielding (218) and mountable to at least two different entry portions (234) of the connector shielding (214) and/or displaceable to at least two different entry portions (234) of the connector shielding (214) along the same.

Abstract: A telecommunications jack 1 is described that comprises a housing 2 defining a port for receiving a plug; contacts 7 for making an electrical connection with wires of a cable; interface contacts 4 for making an electrical connection with contacts of the plug; and a multilayer printed circuit board (PCB) 5 for electrically connecting the contacts 7 and the interface contacts 4. The multilayer PCB comprises a free-floating ground plane structure formed from two outer layers of the multilayer PCB and a plurality of internal layers 15B, 15C, 15D, 15E having a plurality of electronic devices 16, 17 disposed thereon. The two outer layers 15 of the multilayer PCB include a continuous coating 19 of electrically conductive material covering at least those parts of the PCB that include the electronic devices and wherein the two outer layers of the PCB are electrically connected with each other and are electrically isolated from the internal layers of the PCB.

Abstract: A telecommunications jack 1 is described that comprises a housing 2 defining a port for receiving a plug; contacts 7 for making an electrical connection with wires of a cable; interface contacts 4 for making an electrical connection with contacts of the plug; and a multilayer printed circuit board (PCB) 5 for electrically connecting the contacts 7 and the interface contacts 4. The multilayer PCB comprises a free-floating ground plane structure formed from two outer layers of the multilayer PCB and a plurality of internal layers 15B, 15C, 15D, 15E having a plurality of electronic devices 16, 17 disposed thereon. The two outer layers 15 of the multilayer PCB include a continuous coating 19 of electrically conductive material covering at least those parts of the PCB that include the electronic devices and wherein the two outer layers of the PCB are electrically connected with each other and are electrically isolated from the internal layers of the PCB.

Abstract: A connector (10) in the field of telecommunications has contacts (12) with which wires are connectable inside the connector (10), and at least three wire openings (16, 116), each opening (16, 116) being adapted to accommodate at least two wires and exposed on an outside of the connector (10) distal from the contacts, the wire openings (16, 116) being exposed in at least three different directions.

Abstract: A connector (10) in the field of telecommunications has contacts (12) with which wires are connectable inside the connector (10), and at least three wire openings (16, 116), each opening (16, 116) being adapted to accommodate at least two wires and exposed on an outside of the connector (10) distal from the contacts, the wire openings (16, 116) being exposed in at least three different directions.

Abstract: A shielding is (210) attachable at a rear side of a connector (10), with which a cable (220) having a cable shielding (218) is connectable from the rear side, and has a connector shielding (214) and at least one extension (216) connectable with the cable shielding (218) and mountable to at least two different entry portions (234) of the connector shielding (214) and/or displaceable to at least two different entry portions (234) of the connector shielding (214) along the same.

Abstract: A connector in the field of telecommunications has connector contacts with at least one bend and at least one capacitor with capacitor leads which are connectable to the connector contacts in the vicinity of the bends of the connector contacts. A combination of at least one such connector and at least one second connector, wherein the second connector acts, in the fitted state, on the connector contacts so as to connect the capacitor leads therewith, is disclosed.

Abstract: A connector in the field of telecommunications has connector contacts with at least one bend and at least one capacitor with capacitor leads which are connectable to the connector contacts in the vicinity of the bends of the connector contacts. A combination of at least one such connector and at least one second connector, wherein the second connector acts, in the fitted state, on the connector contacts so as to connect the capacitor leads therewith, is disclosed.

Abstract: A press-fit diode, e.g., for rectifier applications, includes a diode chip, a base contact for pressing into a substrate, which base contact forms a first terminal of the press-fit diode, and a wire contact which forms a second terminal of the press-fit diode. An easily solderable corrosion-resistant press-fit diode is provided by coating the wire contact at least partially with a silver layer, the base contact having no silver layer.