EP0865105B1 - Steckbuchse bzw. elektrischer Steckverbinder mit Kontaktfeder und Steckbuchse als Anschlusskontakt - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates first to a socket and further Meaning a contact spring provided with an inventive socket and one provided with a contact spring with a socket according to the invention electrical connector.
- Sockets as elements of electrical engineering are known for example from BROCKHAUS, "Natural Sciences and Technology", Volume A-EK, FA Brockhaus-Wiesbaden 1983, p. 183, ISBN 3-7653-0357-7.
- sockets In the case of sockets, hereinafter referred to as sockets, there is first the problem, the connector pin referred to below as the contact pin in the Need to insert socket. After inserting the contact pin into the There is the problem that the contact pin, on the one hand, is good and durable, So immovable, must be held in the socket, the holding forces however, must be such that the contact pin can also be removed at any time the socket can be pulled out. Finally, the socket has to be procured be that the contact between the contact pin and socket is not a multiple Insertion and removal of the contact pin from the socket deteriorate may.
- EP-A-0 701 299 is one for receiving both cylindrical contact pins as well as flat contact plugs suitable socket known. at flank this socket when the contact pin or contact plug is inserted two contact surfaces the contact pin or contact plug. So far the known Socket for receiving cylindrical contact pins is one of the contact surfaces designed as a guide surface and the other contact surface as a friction surface. The guide surface is here with projections for positive guidance of the contact pin, while the friction surface frictionally engages the contact pin fixed in the socket.
- the contact pin allows only one plug-in direction. This possibility the pluggability in only one direction, reduces the flexibility of use of the known Sockets significantly.
- the socket is on a prismatic Provided part, it may be desirable, for example, both this part to be installed in a vertical as well as in a horizontal arrangement. Using In this case, the known socket must have two separate types of socket be provided to allow both mounting orientations.
- the invention is based on the object a simply constructed, functionally reliable socket with different To create plug directions. This task is due to the combination of features of claim 1 solved in an advantageous and inventive manner.
- the socket there are two contact surfaces in the socket provided which receive the contact pin between them.
- One of the two Contact areas act as a guide area.
- the management surface Protrusions provided which with the contact pin a positive Train leadership. Because the contact pin when inserted into the socket in the guide is a simple insertion or removal of the contact pin guaranteed from the socket.
- second contact surface formed as a friction surface.
- it also has protrusions, which, however, form a frictional connection with the contact pin.
- This Friction is designed so that the holding forces acting on the contact pin can be easily overcome by hand force when inserting the contact pin can. Tilting of the contact pin when inserting is due to the positive Leadership on the other contact surface effective as a guide surface effectively prevented.
- the projections additionally form on each contact surface a protruding from the plane of the contact surface Relief. Both reliefs are identical. This is cheap in terms of production technology, because in principle both reliefs can be made with one and the same tool are. This lowers tool costs.
- the preferably mutually parallel contact surfaces are related an imaginary, perpendicularly penetrating both contact surface levels Swivel axis pivoted against each other.
- the pivot angle is here really bigger than 0 ° and really smaller than 180 °.
- the central longitudinal axes of The guides formed in the relief projections thus run in different ways Directions. Due to this different direction of the guides The two contact surfaces are each of these directions as the insertion direction usable for the plug. It is evident that only the projections per insertion direction a relief of a contact surface as a form-fitting guide with the contact pin can cooperate with the result that the other leadership is inactive. As a result of the pivoted position of the contact surfaces against one another form the projections of the relief of the inactive guide with the contact pin a frictional connection.
- the two plug directions that can be implemented with the socket run exactly perpendicular to each other. Relating to an imaginary, rectangular socket housing this means that the contact pin in one direction from the Back of the housing in the direction of the front of the housing or from the front of the housing can be pushed in towards the back of the housing, while in the other direction from the bottom of the housing towards on the top of the housing or from the top of the housing towards the bottom of the housing can be inserted.
- the socket according to the invention it is therefore possible to have a standard housing prefabricated for an electrical connector, which in numerous Relative positions on a corresponding one, provided with a contact pin electrical component can be connected.
- a variety of mounting positions of the part provided with the inventive socket compared to the corresponding part provided with the contact pin are thus constructive very easy way.
- Claim 3 relates to a structurally simple and therefore inexpensive to manufacture Relief geometry.
- the relief is a V- or U-shaped guide groove designed, the end faces of the two groove legs out of the plane project out of the contact surface and thus as projections in the sense of the invention are effective.
- the relief designed in this way has the effect that the Inserted contact pin with the groove forms an open web guide, while the end faces of the groove legs of the inactive groove on the other Contact surface in the manner of two parallel brake ribs in the direction of the contact pin protrude and hold the contact pin frictionally.
- the friction of the contact pin on the end faces of the groove legs of the inactive guide groove the contact pin automatically becomes contaminated when plugged in or corrosion residues cleaned so that there is always good electrical contact between contact pin and socket is guaranteed.
- the contact pin When inserted, the contact pin is initially in the guide eye effective insertion opening.
- the insertion opening complements the one described above open web guidance to a partially closed web guidance.
- the Inserting the contact pin is additionally facilitated in this way. In particular is tilting of the contact pin in the socket and thus an undesired one Wear of the socket additionally prevented.
- the interface between Contact pin and socket additionally secured by means of the insertion opening, which additionally prevents unwanted voltage flashovers or leakage currents.
- Claims 7 and 8 relate to stringent developments of those in claim 5 punch-bending technique mentioned.
- the insertion openings are next to the contact surfaces simply punched into sheet metal tabs.
- the area with the stamped insertion opening is then simply opposite the adjacent contact surface is bent at right angles.
- the order an insertion opening next to the friction surface in relation to this insertion opening effective contact area is space-saving because the guide groove is very close to the Insertion opening can be attached.
- Claim 10 relates to the synergistic effect of the individual features described above.
- the embodiment claimed there the inventive socket two to the outer geometry of each Contact pins adapted insertion openings. With every insertion opening a guide surface and an opposite friction surface act together. With the socket claimed there, it is possible to use two insertion directions at right angles to each other are provided with the socket to contact electrical component.
- Claim 11 relates to a further embodiment of the socket with a or several additional contact elements molded onto at least one sheet metal tab.
- a contact element can be a solder pin, for example, for connecting the device provided with the socket to a printed circuit board or another device.
- the additional contact element then serves as it were as primary connection.
- the remaining, unused inventive ones Sockets can be used as secondary connections, for example for parallel connection or for bridging several devices provided with the inventive sockets serve.
- the individual devices can be oriented differently to one another be what is easy due to the variability of the inventive socket is possible.
- Claims 12 and 13 relate to a per se from October 02, 1996 published European patent application with the publication number EP-A-0 735 616 known contact spring for an electrical connector. This European patent application filed on April 1, 1996 with the application number 96 105 169.5 goes back to the present applicant.
- the in the Claims 12 and 13 claimed contact spring is similar in structure with regard to its connection end that known from the European patent application Contact spring.
- the contact spring according to claim 12 is in contrast to the European patent application mentioned the socket claimed here as Socket contact effective at the contact end for direct plug connection.
- According to claim 13 serves the additional contact element known from claim 11 as Connection at the contact end of the contact spring, while the socket or Sockets only for receiving additional contact pieces, for example an additional bridging contact in the form of a contact comb.
- claims 14 and 15 relate to the whole of the aforementioned European patent application known electrical connector.
- the inventive socket of the local invention is used in the known connector as the contact end, around the connector by means of the direct ones prescribed in the European patent application To be able to fix plug-in technology on a printed circuit board.
- the one claimed in claim 11 in turn serves Additional contact element as a solder pin for fixing the connector using direct plug-in technology on the circuit board.
- the inventive socket in this embodiment again serves to accommodate further contact pieces, for example a tine of a contact comb.
- several connector contacts can be bridged. This bridging is required, for example, to connect several protective conductor contacts to one another to connect because of an electrical connection of protective conductor contacts
- Conductor paths of a circuit board are not possible for safety reasons or is prohibited by appropriate standards.
- the aligned openings in the bottom of the insulating housing and the Insulating housing top according to claim 16 allow through the connector or the connector housing has a long, referred to as a contact mast Insert the contact pin.
- a contact mast Insert the contact pin Insert the contact pin.
- Claim 17 finally relates to the use of the connector on a Printed circuit board as an interface to create a mother-daughter-board connection. With the invention it is therefore possible to connect several boards together connect to. Finally, it is advantageous in many embodiments that a Insertion opening for the socket is not required, so that a contact element Tester can be introduced, so that the opening as such unnecessary Test opening is usable.
- the contact spring 1 has a connection end 2 and a contact end 3.
- a conductor In the area of the connection end 2 is a conductor, not shown, in the insertion direction 4 in the contact spring 1 insertable and contactable with this.
- the conductor is between the spring roof 5 and the terminal end 2 of the contact spring 1 held.
- the fixing tab bent out between the connection end 2 and the contact end 3 6 serves the fixing tab bent out between the connection end 2 and the contact end 3 6 for fixing the contact spring 1 in a connector housing.
- Further design details of the contact spring 1 and the introduction the contact spring 1 in a connector housing is expressly on the Contents of the aforementioned European patent application with the publication number 0 735 616. The entire revelation of the European The patent application should also apply expressly to the application here. It is expressly made to the disclosure of the European patent application Reference is made as far as the teaching of the local invention of the local disclosure not expressly opposed.
- the contact pin 7 is shown in dash-dotted lines. This is supposed to Expression come that the contact pin 7 by both on the bottom 8th the contact spring 1 arranged bottom opening 9 as well as through a on the spring back 10 attached back opening 11 in the socket area 12 of the Contact spring 1 is insertable.
- the contact pin 7, not shown in Fig. 2 is from the back 10 through the back opening 11 effective as insertion opening can be inserted into the socket.
- the bushing cavity 13 projects into the sheet metal tabs 14, 14 '.
- a guide groove 15 with a U-shaped cross section is formed in each of the sheet metal tabs 14, a guide groove 15 with a U-shaped cross section.
- the end faces 16 of the grooved legs 17, 17 ' serve as projections in the sense of the invention.
- the contact pin 7 is in the guide groove 15 of the grooved legs 17, 17 ' guided. Relative to an imaginary one that runs perpendicular to both sheet metal brackets
- the pivot plates 18, 14 ' are pivoted relative to one another by 90 °.
- the contact pin 7 shown there in a vertical Insertion direction 20 is inserted into the socket cavity 13, that is the central longitudinal axis 21 of the contact pin 7 there in the vertical insertion direction 20 runs, in this embodiment is that in the upper part of the figure illustrated sheet metal bracket 14 'formed guide groove 15 with its groove legs 17, 17 'act as a guide groove 15, while the end faces 16 of the opposite, on the sheet metal bracket 14 shown in the lower area of FIG. 3 serve as brake ribs to form a positive connection with the contact pin 7.
- Each of the guide grooves 15 thus has a double function.
- Corresponding run the central longitudinal axis 21 of the contact pin 7 and the other guide groove 15 perpendicular to each other, which leads to the end faces 16 of the groove legs 17, 17 'of the perpendicular to the central longitudinal axis 21 of the contact pin 7 Guide groove 15 are effective as brake ribs.
- the Guide groove 15 and the cylinder jacket of the contact pin 7 a frictional connection Holding the contact pin 7 in its insertion position in the socket cavity 13 out.
- the guide grooves 15 and in particular the end faces 16 of their groove legs 17, 17 'consequently have a double function according to the invention.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 a portion of the sheet metal tab 14 ' is bent out at right angles to form a back side 10.
- the back opening 11 is formed. Since the contact spring 1 is made of sheet metal, the back opening 11 is simply punched into the sheet metal part and afterwards bent by 90 ° relative to the sheet metal bracket 14. 4 can also be seen the guide groove 15 extending in the horizontal insertion direction 19.
- the contact spring 1 'shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 is in terms of its connection end 2 and the socket cavity 13 identical to that described above Contact spring 1 constructed according to FIG. 4. The only difference is that that at the bottom 8 as an additional contact element at right angles from the Underside 8 downward-facing solder pin 22 is formed. The solder pin 22 has thus in the vertical insertion direction 20.
- FIGS. 6 and 7 therefore relate to one Design of the contact spring 1 ', which is particularly suitable for this, with its underside 8 to be placed on a part to be connected.
- FIG. 10 finally shows the embodiment built into an insulating housing 23 the contact spring 1 according to FIG. 4.
- the contact spring 1 is by means of the fixing tab 6 fixed in the insulating housing 23.
- the insulating housing 23 has a conductor eye 24 through which a conductor not shown in the drawings in the insulating housing 23 can be inserted for contacting the terminal end 2 of the contact spring 1.
- the connector For contacting the connector can the connector with the help of the insulating housing bottom 25 also in Fig. 10 circuit board, not shown, are placed.
- the insulating housing 25 can then be a contact pin pointing in the vertical insertion direction 20 7 inserted through the housing bottom opening 26 into the socket cavity 13 become.
- a housing cover opening 30 on the housing top 29 Insert a contact pin 7 from the top 29 of the housing in a vertical direction Provide insertion direction 20.
- FIG. 11 shows one of three arranged one above the other in the vertical insertion direction 20 Isoliergeophusen 23 existing distributor 31.
- Isoliergeophusen 23 existing distributor 31 For arrangement one above the other stands in each case from the insulating housing underside 25 of each insulating housing 23 a stand 32 also.
- the contact mast 33 Enforced for contacting and fixing the position in the socket area the contact mast 33 all insulating housings 23 arranged one above the other or the socket cavities 13 of the contact springs lying in the insulating housings 23 1.
- the contact mast 33 thus replaces the contact pins 7 in the embodiments 1 to Fig. 10.
- the contact mast 33 is preferred designed in one piece and penetrates several connectors. To this The potential of the bottom or top connector is multiplied. Instead of only one conductor eye 24 there are three conductor eyes in the exemplary embodiment 24 of the same potential are available.
- the contact mast 33 penetrates here each insulating housing 23 both in its housing bottom opening 26 and in its housing cover opening 30 in the vertical insertion direction 20.
- Fig. 12 again shows an insulating housing 23 with one in a vertical Insertion direction 20 facing solder pin 22 provided contact spring 1 '.
- the insulating housing 23 with its insulating housing underside 25 can be placed on a component, for example a printed circuit board. Is putting on the Isoliergeophuses 23 with the back of the housing 27 desired, this is with the in Fig. 13 shown connector possible.
- Connector is in the insulating housing 23 that embodiment of the contact spring 1 '' integrated, with the solder pin 22 'in the horizontal insertion direction 19 protrudes from the rear of the housing 27.
- Fig. 14 is the embodiment of the connector shown in Fig. 12 shown again. It shows in addition to the details shown in FIG. 12 through the back opening 28 from the back of the housing 27
- Contact comb 34 introduced into the socket cavity 13.
- the contact comb 34 serves to bridge a plurality of contacts formed by contact springs 1 ' in the connector. 14 with the bottom of the insulating housing 25 in the final assembly state on a not shown in Fig. 14 PCB sits with which the connector by means of the vertical Insert direction 20 pointing solder pins 22 is connected, the contact comb 34 can also be freely installed with the connector placed on the circuit board and removable.
- the contact comb 34 simply from the housing side 25,27,29 into the socket cavity 13 introduced with which the connector sits on the circuit board. This is shown in FIG. 15. This is because there is the insulating housing 23 of the connector by means of the soldering pin 22 'pointing in the horizontal insertion direction 19 with the PCB connected. The connector is therefore with its rear side 27 on the circuit board, not shown. Because the contact comb 34 in turn introduced through the housing back opening 28 into the socket cavity 13 is, the contact comb 34 is, so to speak, through to the rear of the housing 27 adjacent circuit board closed.
- the contact comb 34 By means of the contact comb 34, it is possible to have all the socket contacts Connector either from the case back opening 28 or from the case bottom opening 26 or from the housing cover opening 30 together to bridge. Of course, it is also possible to select several To bridge socket contacts. It is also a so-called mixed assembly possible when bridging, in which selected contacts with a first bridging are bridged from the case back opening 28 and other contacts in turn with a second jumper from the housing cover opening 30 or the housing bottom opening 26 are bridged here. Of course it is also possible to have both bridged and unbridged contacts in summarize a connector.
- FIGS. 16 to 23 A further broad field of application of the invention is shown in FIGS. 16 to 23, namely the connection of several boards or printed circuit boards together.
- Fig. 16 shows a typical mother-daughter board connection. 16 extends in the horizontal insertion direction 19 a first circuit board, namely the motherboard 35. On the motherboard 35 is the insulating housing with its stand 32 23 of the connector. The construction of the connector corresponds to that Connector shown in Fig. 12. The solder pin 22 thus points in the vertical Insertion direction 20. The solder pin 22 is inserted into the circuit board bore 36 and soldered to it. The solder pin 22 thus forms the contact connection of the Connector to the motherboard 35.
- the daughter board 37 is used for 16 shows the housing back opening 28.
- the daughter board 37 is perpendicular to the mother board 35.
- the daughter board 37 thus extends in the vertical direction of insertion 20.
- the daughter board 37 is in turn from an insertion opening 38 breached. Inserted in the insertion opening 38 and - if desired - with you soldered the contact pin 7.
- the contact pin 7 engages mechanical and electrical coupling of the daughter board 37 through the back opening 28 into the socket area 12 of the contact spring 1 '.
- the connection between Contact pin 7 and the socket takes place as in connection with FIGS. 1 to Fig. 10 described.
- Between the daughter board 37 and the back of the case 27 is still the spacer ring used to stabilize the connector 39 a.
- FIG. 16 also clearly shows that they are not housing opening 26, 28, 30 - blocked by contact pin 7 or contact mast 33 16, the housing cover opening 30 - can be used as a test opening can. Through the housing cover opening 30, a contact element can easily Tester for testing purposes are introduced.
- the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 17 shows the kinematic to a certain extent Inversion of the mother-daughter-board connection according to FIG. 16.
- the exemplary embodiment 17 again extend the daughter board 37 in vertical insertion direction 20 and at right angles to the mother board 35 in horizontal insertion direction 19.
- the insulating housing 23 set up with its stand 32 on the daughter board 37.
- the Solder pin 22 passes through a circuit board bore 36 'in the daughter board 37.
- the connector thus serves as a daughter board connector. Consequently, the contact pin 7 is in an insertion opening 38 ' fixed in the motherboard.
- it reaches through with a spacer ring 39 provided contact pin 7, the back opening 28 of the then vertical Connector. So with the mother-daughter-board connection can the connector both on the mother board 35 and on the daughter board 37 be arranged without this restricting the functionality of the connector.
- the housing cover opening 30 is in the embodiment 17 can be used for test purposes.
- FIG. 18 to 21 in turn show a contact spring according to FIG. 6 or the 12, but with different occupancy of the openings 26,28,30 the socket on the one hand and different orientations of the Mother board 35 and the daughter board 37 to each other on the other hand.
- Fig. 18 shows a parallel mother-daughter-board connection.
- the one arranged in the drawing below Mother board 35 runs like the one arranged above in the drawing Daughter board 37 with the connector plugged in horizontally Insertion direction 19.
- the Motherboard 35 the connector.
- the connector is with his Stand 32 on the motherboard 35 and is with its solder pin 22 in the motherboard 35 penetrating circuit board hole 36 soldered.
- the daughter board 37 is in turn penetrated by the contact pin in the insertion opening 38 7.
- the daughter board 37 rests with the interposition of the spacer ring 39 on the top of the housing 29 of the insulating housing 23.
- the contact pin 7 engages through the housing cover opening 30 in the socket.
- the case back opening 28 is consequently left free. It would of course be equally possible to place the connector on the daughter board Provide 37 and the motherboard 35 accordingly with the contact pin 7 to connect through the housing cover opening 30 with the connector. In the illustration in FIG. 18, only the insulating housing 23 of the plug connector would have to be used for this be rotated.
- FIG. 19 shows an arrangement of mother and daughter board according to FIG. 17.
- the contact is made using an angular contact pin, namely by means of the contact angle 40.
- the contact angle 40 engages again into an insertion opening 38 'in the motherboard 35 while the connector gets up with his stand 32 on the daughter board 37 and by means of Solder pins 22 penetrate the daughter board 37 in its circuit board bore 36 '.
- the exemplary embodiment 19 the case back opening 28 out of function and at the same time completely closed by the motherboard 35.
- the housing bottom opening 26 is closed accordingly by the daughter board 37.
- In the housing cover opening 30 is a leg of the contact angle 40 with the interposition of a spacer ring 39 inserted for contacting the motherboard 35 with the Daughter board 37.
- the mother board 35 extends in the horizontal insertion direction 19 and perpendicular to it the daughter board 37 in the vertical insertion direction 20.
- the connector is in the embodiment shown in FIG. 20 with the Motherboard 35 connected.
- the contact angle 40 is through the housing cover opening 30 inserted into the socket area 12 so that the housing back opening 28 is released, for example for testing purposes.
- the daughter board 37 is additionally fixed to the contact angle 40 by means of a fixing ring 41.
- Fig. 21 again shows the motherboard connector combination according to 20, but with the daughter board 37 running parallel to the mother board 35. Both boards run in the horizontal insertion direction 19.
- the coupling takes place through the back opening 28 by means of the contact angle 40, see above that the housing cover opening 30 is left free.
- the daughter board 37 attached to the contact bracket 40 by means of a fixing ring 41.
- a second fixing ring 41 for additional Stabilization of the connection is a second fixing ring 41 'in the area of Housing back opening 28 arranged.
- FIG. 22 A further embodiment is shown in FIG. 22.
- the same principle is used here as in the connector according to FIG. 11.
- Also in the embodiment according to 22 passes through a contact mast 33 a plurality of insulating housings 23 of connectors.
- In the embodiment of 22 are the lower and the middle board 42 each in the manner of a mother board educated.
- you carry in analogy to the exemplary embodiments in 16, 18, 20 and 21 each have an insulating housing 23.
- the insulating housing 23 stands thereby with its base 32 on the board 42.
- the connection between The connector and circuit board 42 are again made by soldering a solder pin 22 in a circuit board bore 36.
- the housing rear openings 28 are each left free.
- the contact mast 33 penetrates the insulating housings 23 in their housing bottom openings 26 or housing cover openings 30.
- the saddled in each case Circuit board 42 rests on a spacer ring 39 between circuit board 42 and the top of the housing 29.
- the modified embodiment can also be seen in the exemplary embodiment Board 42 '.
- the board 42 ' has only one insertion opening 38.
- the insertion opening the board 42 ' is simply plugged onto the contact mast 33.
- there is a direct plug connection between the contact mast 33 and the board 42 ' while in the case of the two lower boards 42 an indirect insertion or Contacting takes place by means of the arranged in the respective insulating housing 23 Rifle.
- Fig. 23 shows an example of the same embodiment as Fig. 16. However is in contrast to the embodiment of FIG. 16 in the embodiment 23 a contact spring according to FIG. 8 or a connector according to Fig. 15 used. In contrast to the exemplary embodiments shown in FIGS. 16 to 22 extends the solder pin 22 'in this embodiment parallel to the top of the housing 29 or to the bottom of the housing 25. The solder pin 22 ' is in the printed circuit board bore 36 which is in the horizontal insertion direction 19 extending motherboard 35 soldered.
- the stamped pattern 53 for the contact spring is from the metal sheet 52 1 ', 1' 'punched out.
- the individual punching patterns 53 are on the strips 54 molded.
- the strips 54 are used for production in the production direction 55 emotional.
- the punching pattern 53 point to the connection ends 2 which are to be bent later Contact springs 1 ', 1' 'and the solder pin 22, 22' to be bent if necessary.
- the sheet metal tab 14 with the guide groove sunk into it can be seen 15 and the insertion opening which later becomes the bottom opening 9.
- the contact spring 1 ', 1' ' the sheet metal tab 14 is simply around the bending edge 57 15 folded up from the drawing plane of FIG.
- the further sheet metal tab 14 'with the one assigned to it can also be seen Guide groove 15 and the insertion opening forming the later back opening 11.
- the sheet metal tab 14' is around the longitudinal bending edge 58 bent out of the drawing plane of FIG. 15 upwards. additionally becomes the area of the sheet metal tab which later has the back opening 11 14 'around the transverse bending edge 59 from the plane of the drawing in FIG. 15 folded up.
- solder pin 22, 22 ' is either left in its orientation as in the stamped pattern 53. However, if the solder pin should point vertically downwards from underside 8, the solder pin 22 'around the solder pin bending edge 61 downwards, that is into the Drawing plane of Fig. 15 bent away from the bottom 8.
- the advantage of the above-described stamping and bending technology is its easy automation, which is a cost-effective production of the contact spring 1,1 ', 1 "entails.
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Description
- Fig. 1
- eine geschnittene Seitenansicht einer Kontaktfeder mit erfindungsmäßiger Steckbuchse und gestrichelt gezeichnet zwei Möglichkeiten zur Einführung jeweils eines Kontaktstifts,
- Fig. 2
- den Schnitt II-II in Fig. 1,
- Fig. 3
- den Schnitt III-III in Fig. 1,
- Fig. 4
- eine Seitenansicht einer Kontaktfeder ohne zusätzliches Kontaktelement,
- Fig. 5
- eine Draufsicht auf die Rückseite der Kontaktfeder gemäß Pfeil V in Fig. 4,
- Fig. 6
- eine Seitenansicht einer Kontaktfeder mit einem nach unten abgebogenen zusätzlichen Kontaktelement,
- Fig. 7
- eine Draufsicht auf die Rückseite der Kontaktfeder gemäß Pfeil VII in Fig. 6,
- Fig. 8
- eine Seitenansicht einer Kontaktfeder mit einem nach hinten abstehenden zusätzlichen Kontaktelement,
- Fig. 9
- eine Ansicht auf die Unterseite der Kontaktfeder gemäß Pfeil IX in Fig. 8,
- Fig. 10
- eine Seitenansicht einer in ein Steckverbindergehäuse eingesetzten Kontaktfeder gemäß Fig. 4,
- Fig. 11
- einen aus drei Steckverbindergehäusen gemäß Fig. 10 zusammengesetzten Verteiler,
- Fig. 12
- eine Seitenansicht einer in ein Steckverbindergehäuse eingesetzten Kontaktfeder gemäß Fig. 6,
- Fig. 13
- eine Seitenansicht einer in ein Steckverbindergehäuse eingesetzten Kontaktfeder gemäß Fig. 8,
- Fig. 14
- eine Schnittdarstellung eines Steckverbinders gemäß Fig. 11 mit einem senkrecht zum zusätzlichen Kontaktelement verlaufenden Kontaktkamm zum Zwecke der Brückung,
- Fig. 15
- eine Schnittdarstellung eines Steckverbinders gemäß Fig. 12 mit einem parallel zum zusätzlichen Kontaktelement verlaufenden Kontaktkamm zum Zwecke der Brückung,
- Fig. 16
- einen auf einer Mutterplatine angebrachten Steckverbinder gemäß Fig. 12 mit senkrecht dazu angebrachter Tochterplatine,
- Fig. 17
- einen auf einer Tochterplatine angebrachten Steckverbinder gemäß Fig. 12 mit einer senkrecht dazu angebrachten Mutterplatine,
- Fig. 18
- einen auf einer Mutterplatine angebrachten Steckverbinder gemäß Fig. 12 mit einer parallel zur Mutterplatine angebrachten Tochterplatine,
- Fig. 19
- einen auf einer Tochterplatine angebrachten Steckverbinder gemäß Fig. 12 mit einer senkrecht dazu angebrachten Mutterplatine mit einem zwischen Steckverbinder und Mutterplatine wirksamen Kontaktwinkel,
- Fig. 20
- einen auf einer Mutterplatine angebrachten Steckverbinder gemäß Fig. 12 mit senkrecht dazu angebrachter Tochterplatine und mit einem zwischen Tochterplatine und Steckverbinder wirksamen Kontaktwinkel,
- Fig. 21
- einen auf einer Mutterplatine angebrachten Steckverbinder gemäß Fig. 12 mit parallel dazu angebrachter Tochterplatine und mit einem Kontaktwinkel zwischen Tochterplatine und Steckverbinder,
- Fig. 22
- eine aus drei Platinen bestehende Mehrfachverbindung mit zwei Steckverbindern gemäß Fig. 12
- Fig. 23
- einen auf einer Mutterplatine angebrachten Steckverbinder gemäß Fig. 13 mit einer senkrecht dazu verlaufenden, am Steckverbinder angeschlossenen Tochterplatine
- Fig. 24
- zwei Blech-Stanzzuschnitte der Kontaktfedern gemäß Fig. 6 bzw. Fig. 8 vor dem Biegen.
- 1,1',1"
- Kontaktfeder
- 2
- Anschlußende
- 3
- Kontaktende
- 4
- Einführrichtung
- 5
- Federdach
- 6
- Fixierlappen
- 7
- Kontaktstift
- 8
- Unterseite
- 9
- Bodenöffnung
- 10
- Rückseite
- 11
- Rückenöffnung
- 12
- Buchsenbereich
- 13
- Buchsenhohlraum
- 14,14'
- Blechlasche
- 15
- Führungsnut
- 16
- Stirnseite
- 17,17'
- Nutschenkel
- 18
- gedachte Schwenkachse
- 19
- waagrechte Einschubrichtung
- 20
- senkrechte Einschubrichtung
- 21
- Mittellängsachse
- 22,22'
- Lötpin
- 23
- Isoliergehäuse
- 24
- Leiterauge
- 25
- Isoliergehäuseunterseite
- 26
- Gehäusebodenöffnung
- 27
- Gehäuserückseite
- 28
- Gehäuserückenöffnung
- 29
- Gehäuseoberseite
- 30
- Gehäusedeckelöffnung
- 31
- Verteiler
- 32
- Standfuß
- 33
- Kontaktmast
- 34
- Kontaktkamm
- 35
- Mutterplatine
- 36,36'
- Leiterplattenbohrung
- 37
- Tochterplatine
- 38,38'
- Einstecköffnung
- 39
- Distanzring
- 40
- Kontaktwinkel
- 41
- Fixierung
- 42
- Platine
- 52
- Blechtafel
- 53
- Stanzmuster
- 54
- Streifen
- 55
- Fertigungsrichtung
- 56
- Förderloch
- 57
- Biegekante
- 58
- Längsbiegekante
- 59
- Querbiegekante
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- Federdachbiegekante
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- Trennlinie
Claims (17)
- Steckbuchse mit zwei Kontaktflächen (14,14') zur Aufnahme eines Kontaktstifts (7),deren eine Kontaktfläche (14) eine Führungsfläche ist mit Vorsprüngen (16) zur formschlüssigen Führung des Kontaktstifts (7) beim Einschieben in die Steckbuchse undderen zweite Kontaktfläche (14') eine Reibfläche ist mit Vorsprüngen (16) zur reibschlüssigen Fixierung des Kontaktstifts (7) in seiner Einschubstellung in der Steckbuchse, unddass von den Vorsprüngen (16) gebildete Reliefs auf beiden Kontaktflächen (14,14') identisch sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet,dass die Reliefs der beiden Kontaktflächen (14,14') in einem Winkel im Bereich größer als 0° und kleiner als 180° gegeneinander verschwenkt sind.
- Steckbuchse nach Anspruch 1,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Reliefs in einem Winkel von 90° gegeneinander verschwenkt sind. - Steckbuchse nach einem oder mehreren der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Relief eine zur Geometrie des Kontaktstifts (7) komplementär ausgebildete, zwischen den Vorsprüngenliegende Führungsnut (15) ausbildet, deren Nutschenkel (17,17') stirnseitig zu den Vorsprüngen (16) auslaufen. - Steckbuchse nach einem oder mehreren der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass beide Kontaktflächen Blechlaschen (14,14') mit eingeformten Sicken als Führungsnuten (15) sind. - Steckbuchse nach Anspruch 4,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Blechlaschen (14,14') aus einer Blechtafel mittels eines Stanzbiegeverfahrens hergestellt sind. - Steckbuchse nach einem oder mehreren der vorhergehenden Ansprüche,
gekennzeichnet durch
eine Einführöffnung (9,11) mit einem an die Querschnittsform des Kontaktstifts (7) angepassten Öffnungsquerschnitt. - Steckbuchse nach Anspruch 6,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass in die Blechlaschen (14,14') neben den Kontaktflächen jeweils eine Einführöffnung (9,11) eingestanzt ist. - Steckbuchse nach Anspruch 7,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass im Fertigungsendzustand der Steckbuchse die Kontaktfläche gegenüber der in die Blechlasche (14,14') neben sich eingestanzte Einführöffnung (9,11) rechtwinklig abgebogen ist. - Steckbuchse nach Anspruch 8,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Einschubrichtung der auf der Kontaktfläche ausgebildeten Führung (15) rechtwinklig zur Einführrichtung der auf der Blechlasche benachbarten Einführöffnung (9,11) verläuft. - Steckbuchse nach Anspruch 9,
dadurch gekennzeichnet,dass die Einführöffnungen (9,11) im Fertigungsendzustand der Steckbuchse rechtwinklig zueinander stehen,dass das auf der Kontaktfläche der zur jeweils anderen Einführöffnung (9,11) gehörenden Blechlasche (14,14') ausgebildete Relief als Führung (15) für den Kontaktstift (7) wirksam ist unddass das auf derselben Blechlasche (14,14') wie die Einführöffnung (9,11) ausgebildete Relief als Reibfläche wirksam ist. - Steckbuchse nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 4 bis 10,
gekennzeichnet durch
eine Anzahl zusätzlicher Kontaktelemente (22, 22') zur elektrischen Kontaktierung der Steckbuchse an ein weiteres Bauelement, wobei die Kontaktelemente (22, 22') an mindestens einer der Blechlasche (14,14') angeformt sind. - Steckbuchse nach Anspruch 11,
dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Kontaktelement (22,22') als Steck- oder Lötpin ausgebildet ist. - Kontaktfeder (1) mit einem elastisch auslenkbaren Anschlussende (2) zur Klemmkontaktierung eines elektrischen Leiters und mit einem, dem Anschlussende (2) entgegengesetzten Kontaktende (3), an welchem mindestens eine Steckbuchse nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 12 ausgebildet ist.
- Elektrischer Steckverbinder mit einem Isoliergehäuse (23) und einer der Anzahl seiner elektrischen Anschlüsse entsprechenden Anzahl von Kontaktfedem (1) nach Anspruch 13.
- Elektrischer Steckverbinder nach Anspruch 14, umfassend
einen Kontaktkamm (34) mit mindestens zwei Zinken, deren jede zur Brükkung mehrerer Anschlüsse in jeweils eine Steckbuchse kontaktierend eingesteckt ist. - Elektrischer Steckverbinder nach Anspruch 14 oder Anspruch 15,
gekennzeichnet durch
eine Gehäusebodenöffnung (26) in der Isoliergehäuseunterseite (25) und eine der Gehäusebodenöffnung (26) in senkrechter Einschubrichtung (20) gegenüberliegende und fluchtende Gehäusedeckelöffnung (30) in der Gehäuseoberseite (29). - Elektrischer Steckverbinder nach einem oder mehreren der Ansprüche 13 bis 16,
gekennzeichnet durchals Steck- bzw. Lötpin wirksame Kontaktelemente (22,22') zur direkten Steckmontage des Steckverbinders auf einer ersten Leiterplatte, nämlich der Mutterplatine (35), undeinen in eine oder mehrere Steckbuchsen eingesteckten Kontaktstift (7) oder Kontaktmast (33) oder Kontaktwinkel (40) zur kontaktierenden Verbindung der Mutterplatine (35) mit einer den Kontaktstift (7) oder Kontaktmast (33) oder Kontaktwinkel (40) aufnehmenden zweiten Leiterplatte, nämlich der Tochterplatine (37).
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