Shielded plug-in connector
OwnerJürgen Lappöhninventor
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A shielded plug-in connector has a jack-in-blade strip having at least one first contact element and an edge connector having at least one second contact element corresponding to the first contact element. The edge connector, on or in its outer body areas, has at least partially shielding sheets. Shielding of the plug-in connector is achieved by, in addition to the shielding sheets provided on the edge connector, a shielding group with at least one first element arranged in the jack-in-blade strip. The first element of the shielding group is a base part in the form of a U-shaped rail. The shielding sheets on the edge connector have a planar body and angled stays. Two of the angled stays and a portion of the planar body between the two angled stays form a counterpart to the base part, wherein the counterpart and the base part together substantially encapsulate the first and second contact elements.
Shielded plug-in connector, in particular, a multi-pole, single-row or multi-row plug-in connector, comprised of a jack-in-blade strip and edge connector, wherein the jack-in-blade strip has at least one first contact element and the edge connector at least one second contact element corresponding to the first contact element, wherein the edge connector, on or in its outer body areas, comprises, at least partially, shielding sheets, wherein a shielding of the plug-in connector is comprised of, in addition to the shielding sheets provided on the edge connector, a shielding group comprised of at least one first element, wherein this first element is arranged in the jack-in-blade strip, and wherein the first element of the shielding group is a base part (1) whose basic shape (1) is preferably a U-shaped rail, wherein the shielding sheets on the edge connector comprise a planar body (79) and angled stays (71-75), wherein two of the angled stays and a portion of the planar body (79) between the two angled stays (71-75) form a counterpart to the base part (1), and wherein the counterpart and the base part (1) together substantially encapsulate the at least one first and second contact elements.
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