Hybrid feed-through connector for coaxial cables
AssigneeJohn Mezzalingua Associates, Inc.
InventorThomas Sawyer Urtz, JR.
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AssigneeJohn Mezzalingua Associates, Inc.
InventorThomas Sawyer Urtz, JR.
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A connector for mechanically and electrically coupler a coaxial cable to a port which minimizes the component parts to enhance reliability and reduce cost without sacrificing performance. The connector includes a sleeve operative to engage the outer conductor of the coaxial cable while a coupler is configured to effect relative displacement of the coaxial cable and interface port. The sleeve and coupler each include aligned bores for receiving the coaxial cable which presents a center conductor pin and a collapsible outer conductor toward the interface port. As the coaxial cable is axially displaced toward the port, the center conductor pin engages a socket of the port while an annular compression surface of the port simultaneously engages an annular outer conductor edge of the port, collapsing the outer conductor against the port to enhance electrical conductivity and RF performance.
A connector operative to mechanically and electrically couple a coaxial cable to a port, the coaxial cable having an inner conductor, an outer conductor, and a dielectric core disposed therebetween and electrically insulating one of the conductors from the other conductor, the outer conductor configured to facilitate axial deformation in response to an axial force imposed along an elongate axis of the coaxial cable, the port comprising:
A connector to mechanically and electrically couple a coaxial cable to a port, comprising:
A method to mechanically and electrically couple a coaxial cable to a port, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.