Abstract: The present invention relates to an electrical plug-in connection (2). The present invention also relates to a printed circuit board arrangement (1). An electrical plug-in connection. (2) has a plug-in connector (8) and a mating plug-in connector (9). The plug-in connector (8) contains a contact element (10), whereas the mating plug-in connector (9) contains a contact body (11) which comprises a plurality of electrically interconnected contact regions (14) which are each deformable. The contact regions (14) are arranged with respect to one another in such a way that different insertion regions (17) for inserting the contact element (10) into the contact, body (11) can be formed in the contact body (11). In each case one of the contact regions (14) is arranged between at least two of the insertion regions (17) in the contact body (11) in at least one direction which nun orthogonally to a longitudinal axis (16) of the contact element (10).

Abstract: Embodiments of an electrical connector may have a first end portion on which a first interface is arranged and a second end portion on which a second interface is arranged. The first interface and second interface can each be connected to a respective mating electrical connector. The first interface may form at least two contact element pairs with the second interface, each of the contact element pairs having a first contact element which is associated with the first interface and a second contact element which is mechanically connected to the first contact element and is associated with the second interface. A third interface between the first end portion and the second end portion may electrically and mechanically connect at least one of the contact element pairs to a printed circuit board on which the electrical connector may be mounted.

Abstract: Embodiments of an electrical connector may have a first end portion on which a first interface is arranged and a second end portion on which a second interface is arranged. The first interface and second interface can each be connected to a respective mating electrical connector. The first interface may form at least two contact element pairs with the second interface, each of the contact element pairs having a first contact element which is associated with the first interface and a second contact element which is mechanically connected to the first contact element and is associated with the second interface. A third interface between the first end portion and the second end portion may electrically and mechanically connect at least one of the contact element pairs to a printed circuit board on which the electrical connector may be mounted.

Abstract: A circuit board arrangement, and method for assembling at least one connection element, provides a first circuit board and a second circuit board arranged in a parallel orientation to one another in different planes, and at least one rigid connection element communicates between the first and the second circuit boards and the connection element has an exterior housing which encloses an internal conductor part, and the exterior housing constitutes a first electrical path between the first and second circuit boards, and the internal conductor part constitutes a second electrical path between the first and second circuit boards.

Abstract: A circuit board arrangement, and method for assembling at least one connection element, provides a first circuit board and a second circuit board arranged in a parallel orientation to one another in different planes, and at least one rigid connection element communicates between the first and the second circuit boards and the connection element has an exterior housing which encloses an internal conductor part, and the exterior housing constitutes a first electrical path between the first and second circuit boards, and the internal conductor part constitutes a second electrical path between the first and second circuit boards.

Abstract: A plug connector having a first connector and a second connector, connected by a joining movement along an axis of main extent of the plug connector, wherein a securing element associated with the first connector can be shifted between a locking position (A) and an unlocking position (B) along the axis of main extent, a fixing element can be deflected in the radial direction (III), and wherein the fixing element can be released by a movement in the radial direction (III) by shifting the securing element out of the locking position (A) to the unlocking position (B). In the locking position (A), the securing element is designed so as to permit the fixing element to move in the radial direction (III) in order to allow a joining movement in the axial direction (I) for connecting the first connector to the second connector.

Abstract: A plug connector having a housing and at least four contact elements arranged within the housing to transmit high-frequency signals, wherein two contact elements respectively form a contact element pair, each of which is integrated into an insulating body. In that arrangement, the insulating bodies are each surrounded by a shield.

Abstract: A plug connector having a housing and at least four contact elements arranged within the housing to transmit high-frequency signals, wherein two contact elements respectively form a contact element pair, each of which is integrated into an insulating body. In that arrangement, the insulating bodies are each surrounded by a shield.

Abstract: A device and a method for handling rod-shaped elements on drilling gear are disclosed. The device for handling rod-shaped elements on drilling gear includes a drill rod magazine on which the rod components are deposited between a center of a drill hole and a center of a drilling mast, an elevator with a guide that lifts the drill rods above a drill hole, and a drive for displacing the elevator, a gripper attached to the elevator for picking up the rod component from the drill rod magazine, and a plurality of monitors. The plurality of monitors automatically monitor the movement of the rod-shaped components amongst the magazine, the elevator, and the gripper.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device and a method for handling rod-shaped elements on drilling gear. The safety is inter alia increased by a device and a method wherein rod-shaped elements are placed on a placement device in defined positions and under defined conditions, the rod-shaped elements are separated on the placement device while being monitored, their safe support on a gripper is checked and once the elements are handed over to an elevator this action is confirmed.

Abstract: An embodiment of a computer-based method to graphically specify one or more encoder lines at which one or more nozzles of a print head is to release a droplet of an organic material includes: (1) displaying on a display device a graphical pocket representation of a pocket, the graphical pocket representation includes one or more graphical encoder line where the one or more graphical encoder line corresponds to the one or more encoder step of the pocket; (2) receiving a particular graphical encoder line where the received graphical encoder line is a subset of the one or more graphical encoder lines; (3) displaying the graphical droplet at or erasing the graphical droplet from the particular received graphical encoder line; and (4) generating one or more nozzle control values using the one or more received graphical encoder lines where the one or more nozzle control values specifies whether the corresponding nozzle releases the droplet of the organic material.

Abstract: An embodiment of a computer-based method to graphically specify one or more encoder lines at which one or more nozzles of a print head is to release a droplet of an organic material includes: (1) displaying on a display device a graphical pocket representation of a pocket, the graphical pocket representation includes one or more graphical encoder line where the one or more graphical encoder line corresponds to the one or more encoder step of the pocket; (2) receiving a particular graphical encoder line where the received graphical encoder line is a subset of the one or more graphical encoder lines; (3) displaying the graphical droplet at or erasing the graphical droplet from the particular received graphical encoder line; and (4) generating one or more nozzle control values using the one or more received graphical encoder lines where the one or more nozzle control values specifies whether the corresponding nozzle releases the droplet of the organic material.

Abstract: An embodiment of a computer-based method to graphically specify one or more encoder lines at which one or more nozzles of a print head is to release a droplet of an organic material includes: (1) displaying on a display device a graphical pocket representation of a pocket, the graphical pocket representation includes one or more graphical encoder line where the one or more graphical encoder line corresponds to the one or more encoder step of the pocket; (2) receiving a particular graphical encoder line where the received graphical encoder line is a subset of the one or more graphical encoder lines; (3) displaying the graphical droplet at or erasing the graphical droplet from the particular received graphical encoder line; and (4) generating one or more nozzle control values using the one or more received graphical encoder lines where the one or more nozzle control values specifies whether the corresponding nozzle releases the droplet of the organic material.

Abstract: An embodiment of a computer-based method to graphically specify one or more encoder lines at which one or more nozzles of a print head is to release a droplet of an organic material includes: