Insertion-connected connector
AssigneeRosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsWillem Blakborn, Jens-Peter Fruendt
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AssigneeRosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsWillem Blakborn, Jens-Peter Fruendt
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The invention relates to a plug connector (100) with a housing (110) and with at least two electrical contact elements (112), which each have a longitudinal axis and which are arranged so that they are aligned on a plugging side of the housing (110) at predetermined positions and with a respective longitudinal axis parallel to a plugging direction (122) of the plug connector (100). Each electrical contact element (112) is placed inside the housing (100) in a manner that enables it to move in a plane perpendicular to the plugging direction (122), and is connected in an elastically resilient manner to at least one second electrical contact element (112) via at least one electrically non-conductive elastic spring element (114). The elastic spring element (114) is arranged and designed so that the electrical contact elements (112) are pre-positioned at the respective pre-positioned position up to tolerance allowances, and they can be displaced in an elastically resilient manner from this position in the plane perpendicular to the plugging direction (122).
An insertion-connected connector comprising a housing and having at least two electrical contact elements which each have a longitudinal axis and which are arranged in predetermined positions on an insertion side of the housing, orientated to have their respective longitudinal axes parallel to a direction of insertion of the insertion-connected connector, including having each electrical contact element in the form of a co-axial insertion-connected connector having a centre conductor and an outer conductor and arranged in the housing to be movable in a plane perpendicular to the direction of insertion and connected, in an elastically resilient manner, to at least one second electrical contact element by at least one electrically insulating elastic resilient member, the elastic resilient member being so arranged and formed that the electrical contact elements are, except for differences due to tolerances, pre-positioned at the respective predetermined positions and can be deflected, in an elastically resilient manner, from these locations in the plane perpendicular to the direction of insertion.
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