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US 5,327,111 AGranted
Motion insensitive phase compensated coaxial connector
AssigneeWestinghouse Electric Corp.
InventorJohn W. Gipprich
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Abstract
In a motion insensitive coaxial cylindrical connector a male member has a substantially cylindrical body having a male or diameter and a substantially cylindrical stub having a minor diameter which stub extends from the body of the male member. The stub fits into a dielectric sleeve within a cavity in a female member. Preferably, the dielectric sleeve has two portions made of different dielectric materials.
Claims9
A motion insensitive coaxial connector comprising;
- a male member having a first outer conductor and a first inner conductor coaxial with the first outer conductor, said first inner conductor including a substantially cylindrical body having a major diameter and a substantially cylindrical stub having a minor diameter which stub extends from the body;
- a female member having a second outer conductor and a second inner conductor coaxial with said second outer conductor, said second inner conductor including a cavity into which the stub of the male member is inserted, the cavity having a cavity diameter larger than the minor diameter;
- the male and female members being connectable to form a gap between a first end of said substantially cylindrical body of said first inner conductor and a first end of said second inner conductor;
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- a dielectric sleeve positioned within the cavity of the female member, the dielectric sleeve having a first portion and a second portion;
- said coaxial connector having characteristic impedances related according to the following equations;
- ##EQU7## wherein Z.sub.1 is the characteristic impedance of a first section of said stub in said first portion of said dielectric sleeve;
- Z.sub.2 is the characteristic impedance of a second section of said stub in said second portion of said dielectric sleeve;
- Z.sub.3 is the characteristic impedance of a third section of said stub in said gap;
- Z.sub.01 is the characteristic impedance of said first section of said stub in said cavity if said cavity were filled with air;
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- .epsilon..sub.1 and .epsilon..sub.2 are selected dielectric constants of said first and second portions of said dielectric sleeve.
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A motion insensitive coaxial connector comprising;
- a male member having a first outer conductor and a first inner conductor, the first outer conductor and the first inner conductor being positioned coaxially, and the first inner conductor including a substantially cylindrical body and a substantially cylindrical stub extending from the body and having a minor diameter;
- a female member having a second outer conductor and a second inner conductor, the second outer conductor and the second inner conductor being positioned coaxially, and the second inner conductor including a substantially cylindrical cavity having a diameter larger than the minor diameter;
- said male and female members being connectable with respect to each other to form a gap between the substantially cylindrical body of the first inner conductor and an end of the second inner conductor;
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- a dielectric sleeve positioned within the cavity, the sleeve having a first portion and a second portion, the first and second portions of the dielectric sleeve having different dielectric constants, and wherein, when said male and female members are connected, the stub passes through the gap and the second portion of the dielectric sleeve and extends into the first portion of the dielectric sleeve.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.