Common ground connection clamp for at least one coaxial line
AssigneeLEONI Bordnetz-Systeme GmbH
InventorsTHOMAS KONRAD, GERHARD HEIN
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Abstract
The device allows simple ground contacting of the shielding of a coaxial line, in particular a parallel ground contacting. For this purpose the connection holder has a housing for receiving preferably multiple coaxial lines which are fed through the housing in a parallel manner. A ground contacting strip lies in the housing, and the shieldings of the coaxial lines, which are stripped in a contact region, are placed against the ground contacting strip and clamped thereagainst.
Claims18
A connection holder for connecting a shielding of at least of one coaxial line, the coaxial line having a shielding encased by an outer insulation, the holder comprising:
- a housing configured to receive the at least one coaxial line;
- a ground contact strip disposed in said housing;
- the at least one coaxial line having a contacting region where the outer insulation has been stripped and the shielding is exposed for placement on, and clamping against, said ground contact strip;
- said ground contact strip being disposed in said housing to make direct contact with ground potential when the connection holder is fastened to a carrier component;
- said housing having an opening formed therein for a fastening element for connecting said ground contact strip to ground potential, said opening being a through-hole screw opening with opposite-lying through-openings, and said ground contact strip having a through-opening formed therein;
- and
- wherein:
- said fastening element is guided in an assembled state through said housing and contacts said ground contact strip, and a foot region of said fastening element forms an electrical contact with the carrier component;
- or
- said ground contact strip has a lower face formed with a contact protrusion that passes through said housing and forms a direct ground contact when said ground contact strip is fastened to the carrier component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.