Coaxial connector
AssigneeRosenberger North America Akron, LLC
InventorsBruce CARDWELL, Patrick GRESH-SILL, Roger SHIREY, Neal RAMBHIA, Emad SOUBH, Adhish THAKUR
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AssigneeRosenberger North America Akron, LLC
InventorsBruce CARDWELL, Patrick GRESH-SILL, Roger SHIREY, Neal RAMBHIA, Emad SOUBH, Adhish THAKUR
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A connector for reversibly connecting a coaxial cable with a printed circuit board (“PCB”). Insertion of a coaxial cable into the connection point causes the partial ejection of a conductive pin from inside the connector to press against the electrical pad of a PCB. A serpentine spring formed by the LIGA process is within the connector and provides a normal force that stabilizes the connection between the pin and the printed circuit board. This force also breaks though layers of oxides present on the PCB. Serpentine LIGA springs can be smaller and encounter less mechanical stress than coiled springs, allowing for higher frequency transmission.
A cable connector comprising an axis, a receiving portion, and a force communication portion comprising a spring, and a pin;
A cable connector comprising a housing having an inner surface defining a space, an outer surface, a longitudinal axis, a receiving portion, and a force communication portion;
A cable connector comprising a housing having an inner surface defining a space, an outer surface, a longitudinal axis, a receiving portion, and a force communication portion;
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