Contact device and system
AssigneeTE Connectivity Germany GmbH
InventorMarc Reinhardt
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Abstract
A contact device includes a first contact housing extending along a longitudinal axis and a shielding-spring unit electrically and mechanically connected to the first contact housing. The shielding-spring unit contacts an electrically conductive housing of a system. The shielding-spring unit has a first shielding spring and a second shielding spring arranged in a rotated manner relative to the first shielding spring in a circumferential direction around the longitudinal axis. The first shielding spring and the second shielding spring engage one another and lie against one another in an axial direction.
Claims21
A contact device, comprising:
- a first contact housing extending along a longitudinal axis;
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- a shielding-spring unit electrically and mechanically connected to the first contact housing and contacting an electrically conductive housing of a system, the shielding-spring unit has a first shielding spring and a second shielding spring arranged in a rotated manner relative to the first shielding spring in a circumferential direction around the longitudinal axis, the first shielding spring and the second shielding spring engage one another and lie against one another in an axial direction.
A system, comprising:
- an electrically conductive housing having a through-hole;
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- a contact device including a first contact housing extending along a longitudinal axis and a shielding-spring unit electrically and mechanically connected to the first contact housing and contacting the electrically conductive housing, the shielding-spring unit has a first shielding spring and a second shielding spring arranged in a rotated manner relative to the first shielding spring in a circumferential direction around the longitudinal axis, the first shielding spring and the second shielding spring engage one another and lie against one another in an axial direction, the first contact housing has an engagement section engaging the through-hole and the first shielding spring and the second shielding spring lie against the through-hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.