Electrical leadthrough module and method for production thereof
AssigneeSchott AG
InventorsJohann Bernauer, Jakob Rauchensteiner
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Abstract
In order to connect together the conductors of the leadthroughs of an electrical leadthrough module in a dependable and simple manner, the invention specifies an electrical leadthrough module that comprises at least two separated electrical leadthroughs, each with at least one conductor passing through an insulating element and protruding on both sides of the insulating element, wherein the conductors of the electrical leadthroughs are connected electrically together by a rod arranged to be axially displaceable with respect to the conductors.
Claims21
An electrical leadthrough module comprising:
- a first electrical leadthrough and a second electrical leadthrough, axially separated in relation to each other, each having at least one conductor passing through an insulating element and protruding on both sides of the insulating element, wherein the conductors of the first and second electrical leadthroughs are connected electrically together by a connecting element that is in contact with a first conductor of at least one of the first and second electrical leadthroughs only alongside the first conductor, so that the connecting element is axially displaceable with respect to the first conductor when the first and second electrical leadthroughs are both secured in a tubular element.
A method for production of a leadthrough module, comprising:
- connecting together a first electrical leadthrough and a second electrical leadthrough, each leadthrough having at least one conductor passing through an insulating element and protruding on both sides of the insulating element, wherein the connecting occurs mechanically by a tubular element and electrically by a connecting element that is arranged so as to be axially displaceable with respect to the conductors after the first and second electrical leadthroughs have been connected to each other by the tubular element, and such that the connecting element contacts a first conductor of at least one of the first and second electrical leadthroughs only alongside the first conductor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.