Connector for transmitting radio frequency signals
AssigneeLs Mtron Ltd.
InventorsSu Chan Lee, Hyun Joo Hwang
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Abstract
A connector for transmitting Radio Frequency (RF) signals is provided, which includes first and second RF contacts spaced apart from each other in a first axial direction; an insulation part coupling the first and second RF contacts a cover shell coupled to the insulation part; a first coaxial cable electrically connected to the first RF contact; a second coaxial cable spaced apart from the first coaxial cable in the first axial direction and electrically connected to the second RF contact; and a partition wall part coupled to the cover shell so that the first RF contact and the first coaxial cable are disposed on one side and the second RF contact and the second coaxial cable are disposed on the other side.
Claims11
A connector, comprising:
- a first radio frequency (RF) contact for RF signal transmission;
- a second RF contact which is spaced apart from the first RF contact in a first axial direction;
- an insulation part to which the first RF contact and the second RF contact are coupled;
- a cover shell to which the insulation part is coupled;
- a first coaxial cable which is electrically connected to the first RF contact;
- a second coaxial cable which is spaced apart from the first coaxial cable in the first axial direction and electrically connected to the second RF contact;
- a partition wall part which is coupled to the cover shell such that, with respect to the first axial direction, the first RF contact and the first coaxial cable are disposed on one side and the second RF contact and the second coaxial cable are disposed on the other side;
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- an alignment part which is coupled to the first coaxial cable and the second coaxial cable,
- wherein a rear surface of the cover shell is formed to be open so that the first coaxial cable and the second coaxial cable are inserted therethrough, and
- wherein the alignment part is received in an alignment receiving groove of the cover shell and shields the rear surface of the cover shell.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.