Connecting element, assembly connection, circuit board arrangement and method for the manufacture of a connecting element
AssigneeRosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsAndreas Gruber, Tobias-Lars Hoeher, Bernhard Aicher, Moritz Sigler
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Abstract
Embodiments of a connecting element for connecting a first electrical assembly to a second electrical assembly may comprise a rigid, tubular outer housing made of an electrically conductive material and an electrical cable running inside the outer housing along a longitudinal axis of the outer housing. The electrical cable may include at least one inner conductor and a dielectric layer surrounding the at least one inner conductor. At least one segment of the outer housing may be reshaped along the longitudinal axis in such a way as to fix the electrical cable inside the outer housing.
Claims20
A connecting element for electrically connecting a first electrical assembly to a second electrical assembly, said connecting element, comprising:
- a rigid, tubular outer housing made of an electrically conductive material, the outer housing having a longitudinal axis;
- an electrical cable running inside the outer housing along the longitudinal axis, the electrical cable having at least one inner conductor and a dielectric jacket surrounding the at least one inner conductor;
- and wherein at least one longitudinal segment of the outer housing is a segment which has been reshaped in such a way as to fix the electrical cable inside the outer housing.
An assembly connection for connecting a first electrical assembly and a second electrical assembly, said assembly connection, comprising:
- a connecting element having a rigid, tubular outer housing made of an electrically conductive material, the outer housing having a longitudinal axis, the connecting element also having an electrical cable running inside the outer housing along the longitudinal axis, the electrical cable having at least one inner conductor and a dielectric jacket surrounding the at least one inner conductor, and wherein at least one longitudinal segment of the outer housing is a segment which has been reshaped in such a way as to fix the electrical cable inside the outer housing, the outer housing also having (i) a first end having a first plug-in connector for connecting to first electrical assembly and, (ii) a second end having a second plug-in connector for connecting to a second electrical assembly.
A circuit board arrangement, comprising:
- a first circuit board and, a second circuit board, the first circuit board being located in a first plane, the second circuit board located in a second plane, the first plane and the second plane being parallel to one another, and a connecting element electrically connecting the first circuit board and the second circuit board to one another, wherein the connecting element includes a rigid, tubular outer housing made of an electrically conductive material, the outer housing having a longitudinal axis and wherein the connecting element also includes an electrical cable running inside the outer housing along the longitudinal axis, the electrical cable having at least one inner conductor and a dielectric jacket surrounding the at least one inner conductor, and wherein at least one segment of the outer housing is a segment which has been reshaped in such a way as to fix the electrical cable inside the outer housing.
A method for the manufacture of a connecting element for connecting a first electrical assembly to a second electrical assembly, said method comprising the steps of:
- (a) forming a rigid, tubular outer housing of an electrically conductive material, the outer housing having an axis which extends in a longitudinal direction;
- (b) inserting longitudinally into the outer housing an electrical cable which has at least one inner conductor and a dielectric jacket surrounding the at least one inner conductor;
- and,
- (c) reshaping at least one longitudinal segment of the outer housing to fix the electrical cable inside the outer housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.