Coaxial connector for connecting two printed-circuit boards
AssigneeRadiall
InventorJacky Bouleau
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InventorJacky Bouleau
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A coaxial connector of an elbowed coaxial connector element and a straight coaxial connector element, wherein the elbowed element has a conducting parallelepipedal body having a bottom face and a front face, a first printed-circuit board, a plurality of pins attached to the bottom face for mounting the elbowed element on the first printed-circuit board, a first coaxial contact mounted from the front face, the first coaxial contact has a first central conductor and a first peripheral conductor, the central conductor is concentrically disposed within the first peripheral conductor, a two ended, elbowed connecting rod one end of which is the first central conductor, and the other of its two ends is connected to one of the pins, the straight element has a second printed-circuit board, a ground plate connected to the second printed-circuit board, a second coaxial contact complementing the first coaxial contact whereby one of the coaxial contacts is a male contact and the other is a female contact, the second coaxial contact has a second central conductor and a second peripheral conductor, the second central conductor being concentrically disposed within said second peripheral conductor, a two ended connecting rod one end being the second central connector, and the other of its two ends being led directly or indirectly through the second printed-circuit board, and the second peripheral conductor is crimped to the ground plate.
A twin coaxial connector for connecting a first printed circuit board generally perpendicular to a second printed circuit board and including an elbowed coaxial connector element and a straight coaxial connector element,
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