Abstract: The invention relates to a housing part 81 for a camera housing 7, in particular for use in the automobile sector, having an outer-side housing shell 912 and an inner-side housing shell 911 and an associated production method. The outer-side housing shell 912 is produced from a synthetic material and the inner-side housing shell 911 is produced from a material that is more capable of conducting heat than the synthetic material of the outer-side housing shell 912. The outer-side housing shell 912 is connected respectively directly to the inner-side housing shell 911 via all the opposite-lying surface regions of the outer-side housing shell 912 and the inner-side housing shell 911.

Abstract: The invention relates to a housing part 81 for a camera housing 7, in particular for use in the automobile sector, having an outer-side housing shell 912 and an inner-side housing shell 911 and an associated production method. The outer-side housing shell 912 is produced from a synthetic material and the inner-side housing shell 911 is produced from a material that is more capable of conducting heat than the synthetic material of the outer-side housing shell 912. The outer-side housing shell 912 is connected respectively directly to the inner-side housing shell 911 via all the opposite-lying surface regions of the outer-side housing shell 912 and the inner-side housing shell 911.

Abstract: A method for producing a plug connector arrangement, having a plug connector and a coaxial cable attached thereto, wherein (a) a support sleeve is pushed onto one end of the coaxial cable, (b) an outer conductor of the coaxial cable is folded back about the support sleeve, (c) the end of the coaxial cable with the support sleeve is introduced into a sleeve portion of the plug connector, and (d) the support sleeve is subsequently moved forward relative to the coaxial cable and the plug connector as far as an axial stop in the sleeve portion. A plug connector arrangement is produced in accordance with this method.

Abstract: A method for producing a plug connector arrangement, having a plug connector and a coaxial cable attached thereto, wherein (a) a support sleeve is pushed onto one end of the coaxial cable, (b) an outer conductor of the coaxial cable is folded back about the support sleeve, (c) the end of the coaxial cable with the support sleeve is introduced into a sleeve portion of the plug connector, and (d) the support sleeve is subsequently moved forward relative to the coaxial cable and the plug connector as far as an axial stop in the sleeve portion. A plug connector arrangement is produced in accordance with this method.

Abstract: A method for producing a plug connector arrangement, having a plug connector and a coaxial cable attached thereto, wherein (a) a support sleeve is pushed onto one end of the coaxial cable, (b) an outer conductor of the coaxial cable is folded back about the support sleeve, (c) the end of the coaxial cable with the support sleeve is introduced into a sleeve portion of the plug connector, and (d) the support sleeve is subsequently moved forward relative to the coaxial cable and the plug connector as far as an axial stop in the sleeve portion. A plug connector arrangement is produced in accordance with this method.

Abstract: A plug connector assembly having a first plug connector and a second plug connector, wherein the plug connectors each have at least two contact elements, wherein the contact elements of the first plug connector make contact with the contact elements of the second plug connector at contact points in the plug-connected state of the plug connector assembly, such that the contact elements of the two plug connectors are designed in the form of contact lugs which project into a free space and can be elastically deflected.

Abstract: A plug-in connector having an inner conductor and an insulator which is surrounded by the inner conductor, the insulator having a first insulator part and a second insulator part which are interconnected such that they can rotate with respect to each other through an insulator joint.

Abstract: A plug connector assembly having a first plug connector and a second plug connector, wherein the plug connectors each have at least two contact elements, wherein the contact elements of the first plug connector make contact with the contact elements of the second plug connector at contact points in the plug-connected state of the plug connector assembly, such that the contact elements of the two plug connectors are designed in the form of contact lugs which project into a free space and can be elastically deflected.

Abstract: A plug connection having a first plug connector and a second plug connector, wherein the plug connectors each have at least two contact elements, wherein the contact elements of the first plug connector make contact with the contact elements of the second plug connector at contact points in the plug-connected state of the plug connection, such that the contact elements of the two plug connectors are designed in the form of contact lugs which project into a free space and can be elastically deflected.

Abstract: A plug-in connector having an inner conductor and an insulator which is surrounded by the inner conductor, the insulator having a first insulator part and a second insulator part which are interconnected such that they can rotate with respect to each other through an insulator joint.

Abstract: A plug connection having a first plug connector and a second plug connector, wherein the plug connectors each have at least two contact elements, wherein the contact elements of the first plug connector make contact with the contact elements of the second plug connector at contact points in the plug-connected state of the plug connection, such that the contact elements of the two plug connectors are designed in the form of contact lugs which project into a free space and can be elastically deflected.

Abstract: The invention relates to a coaxial plug-in connector for fitting to a coaxial cable, the coaxial plug-in connector having an inner conductor part (28), an outer conductor part (29) and an insulating part (10) having an axial through-hole (12) for the purpose of passing through the inner conductor part (28).

Abstract: The invention relates to a coaxial plug-in connector for fitting to a coaxial cable, the coaxial plug-in connector having an inner conductor part (28), an outer conductor part (29) and an insulating part (10) having an axial through-hole (12) for the purpose of passing through the inner conductor part (28).