Insulated insert with high electric strength
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsBernd Rosenfeldt, Gerhard Weller, Edmund Reis
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Abstract
The object of the disclosure is to construct an insert which, given the simplest structure, is optimally insulated and voltage-stable. This goal is achieved in that the insert is composed of a jacket housing of highly insulating synthetic, for example, amino-butadiene-styrol (ABS) or the like, and of a layer packet comprised of at least two shielding plates of, for example, aluminum or sheet steel, with a printed circuit board structure seated between them as a carrier for those components which are required for the energy and/or signal transmission, said layer packet being designed so as to be insertable into the highly insulating jacket housing.
Claims13
An insulated insert assembly comprising an insulated insert with high electric strength for insertion into a device recess of a device housing, said insulated insert comprising a jacket housing (94) of highly insulating synthetic material, a layer packet comprised of at least two shielding plates (122, 123) of metallic material, and a printed circuit board structure (120, 121) seated between said shielding plates, and a transmission component carried by said layer packet, said layer packet together with said transmission component being designed so as to be insertable into the highly insulating jacket housing (94), characterized in that the jacket housing (94) is open only at the front side to provide a front opening, said insert having a front plate (118) carried by the layer packet (120 through 123) for closing the jacket housing at its front side, said front plate fitting tightly in its dimensions into the front opening of the jacket housing (94), said insert having a back part (119) at the back thereof, the layer packet comprising a printed circuit board structure formed of a prescribable number of printed circuit boards (120, 121) which are secured at the front side to the front plate (118) of the insert and are secured at the back to said back part (119), the two metallic shielding plates (122, 123) being connected to the front plate (118) of the insert and to the back part (119) partially by interfitting type connection and partially by a screw-type connection.
An insulated insert assembly according to claim 3, characterized in that, for producing a screw-type connection, the back edges (130, 131) of the shielding plates (122, 123) lie on the edges of the back part (119) at respective seating locations, and are screwed to the back part in the vicinity of the seating locations via screw holes (132, 133, 134).
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