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US 10,594,055 B2Granted
Coaxial connector splice
AssigneePerfectVision Manufacturing, Inc.
InventorsVincent Shaw, Glen David Shaw, Yiping Hu
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Abstract
A coaxial cable connector splice including a central conductor extending between opposed ends and an insulating structure interposed between the central conductor and an outer body.
Claims16
An F-type coaxial connector splice comprising:
- a pin that is a center pin in a splice body;
- the pin having opposed end sections joined by a pin middle section;
- each end section including a proximal contactor and a distal pin hanger;
- each contactor including a variable aperture formed by tongues extending from the pin middle section;
- each contactor for receiving a center conductor of a coaxial cable;
- the center conductor for insertion into the variable aperture via a fixed aperture formed by a pin hanger;
- and,
- the pin hangers supported by respective insulating structures.
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A F-type coaxial connector method comprising the steps of:
- providing a pin that is a seizing pin within a body, the pin having a pin first end section;
- providing in the pin first end section a proximal contactor and a distal pin hanger, the proximal contactor having plural tongues, each tongue defined by three pin sidewall slots;
- and,
- the proximal contactor seizing a coaxial cable center conductor that inserted between the tongues urges spreading of the tongues which is resisted by resilient fingers configured to restrain tongue movement.
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An F-type coaxial connector comprising:
- a body encircling a centerline;
- first and second insulators between the body and a pin;
- the pin having opposed left and right end sections and a middle section between the insulators;
- in the left end section, a first portion of the pin forming a contactor and a second portion of the pin forming a hanger;
- and,
- the contactor including one or more tongues deflected toward the centerline for contacting a coaxial cable center conductor inserted in the pin.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.