EP2850696A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zum erzeugen einer wirkverbindung zwischen einem verbinder und einem kabel - Google Patents
Verfahren und vorrichtung zum erzeugen einer wirkverbindung zwischen einem verbinder und einem kabelInfo
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Definitions
- the invention is in the field of coaxial cables and coaxial connectors for the operative connection of such coaxial cables, as well as the processing of coaxial cables and coaxial connectors into assemblies.
- Coaxial cables for transmitting high frequency signals are known in the art. These cables have an inner conductor, which is surrounded by a dielectric, an outer conductor and a cable sheath. Such cables have dimensions adapted to their field of application and to the signal strength to be transmitted. From the prior art connectors for connecting such cables are known. Such connectors also have a coaxial construction and are matched to the cable dimensions. As a result, virtually every cable requires a connector tailored to its dimensions, resulting in a very large variety of variants.
- Rotary kneading machines have been known from the prior art since the beginning of the last century, by means of which ductile materials can be formed continuously or discontinuously.
- these swaging machines have a forming tool consisting of two or four pairs of jaws arranged opposite one another in opposite directions.
- the jaws of the forming tool are deflected, for example, by rollers rotating in the outside in the radial direction inwards. At the same time they move in the circumferential direction.
- the forming tool has a central, usually continuous working opening, which has a tapered cross section in the longitudinal direction. Workpieces to be machined can be inserted into the working opening of the forming tool introduced and removed by the same or - in a continuous process - an opposite second opening again.
- the workpiece is continuously reshaped by the sags moving in the radial and circumferential directions.
- the work opening has due to the movement of .Sacken a variable cross-section.
- Rotary swaging is used, for example, in the manufacture of wire ropes or forgings in the automotive industry. From the patent literature, several fields of application for rotary kneading machines are known. A few selected examples are briefly described below.
- US Pat. No. 7,746,333 issued July 1, 2007 to Yazaki Corporation also describes a method for connecting an electrical cable to a cable end.
- an electrically conductive adhesive eg a paste of epoxy and nickel powder
- a tubular end of a cable end is filled in a tubular end of a cable end.
- the previously stripped stranded conductor of the cable end is inserted into the bore.
- the tubular cable end piece is then radially compressed and brought into close contact with the stranded conductor.
- the nickel powder in the paste is intended as a conductive filler destroy possible oxide layers on the metal parts and increase the conductivity.
- British patent application GB21 37823 published on 1 0.1 0.1 984, deals with a coaxial cable for a fluid barrier. Enzig in dependent claim 1 1 is mentioned that the sleeve could be fixed by means of rotary swaging.
- European Patent Application EEP1 1 91 631 of Yazaki Corporation published on 27.03.2002 deals with a method of connecting a terminal to a wire.
- the terminal has a connection section on which is designed as an open sleeve and is pressed over the entire edge, for example by rotary swaging.
- An object of the invention is to show a method for providing a coaxial cable.
- a further object of the invention is to provide a method for To show active connections of a coaxial cable according to the invention with a coaxial connector according to the invention.
- Other objects of the invention are to show a coaxial cable, a coaxial connector, as well as a cable assembly with improved transmission characteristics.
- the resistance should, whenever possible, e.g. 50 ohms or 75 ohms.
- diameter jumps which lead to unwanted signal reflections, or burrs should be avoided.
- the surface, or the surface coating of the cable inner conductor is damaged, as this too can lead to a deterioration of the transmission behavior.
- Today's coaxial cable have inner conductor of a single wire or Litzenin- nenleiter of several (stranded together) wires. Such inner strand conductors have the advantage that they are very flexible. On the other hand, they tend to make the individual wires more difficult to contact.
- Another aspect of the invention is to simplify or reduce the size of the coaxial connectors.
- a cable sheath is removed at a defined first length so that an outer conductor is exposed. If necessary, the outer conductor is removed at a defined second length, so that a dielectric disposed between the inner cable conductor and the outer conductor is exposed.
- the dielectric is removed on a defined third length, so that a centrally located, coaxial with the outer conductor arranged cable inner conductor is exposed.
- the first and / or the second and / or the third length may be identical.
- the cable inner conductor is cut to a certain length.
- the cable inner conductor is transformed by means of a rotary swaging device according to the invention in one or more steps in such a way that it receives a predefined shape.
- the rotary swaging device has at least two jaws which are rotatable angeord net about an axis. At the same time the jaws are arranged to be movable relative to the axis in the radial direction.
- the first drive is used to rotate the jaws around the axis.
- a second drive is used for hammering driving the jaws in the radial direction, during which the jaws rotate about the axis.
- the jaws each have at least one active surface directed inwards towards the axis, which serves to work a workpiece inserted between the jaws. During machining of the workpiece, the shape of the at least one active surface is transferred to the workpiece.
- the cutting of the inner conductor can be done by the rotary swaging, or by a corresponding configuration of the effective surfaces of the jaws, be integrated into this.
- the drives of the jaws are usually designed so that their movements overlap.
- the jaws are continuously rotated about the axis while doing an inwardly directed, hammering movement.
- the material of the workpiece is compacted.
- the gentle treatment does not destroy a surface coating that may be present.
- the cable inner conductor has areas with different diameters after forming. These have advantageously smooth transitions to each other, with sharp edges or uncontrolled jumps in diameter are usually avoided.
- retaining means e.g., barbs
- swaging For example, circumferential groove-shaped depressions or beads can be formed which serve to increase the holding forces between the cable inner conductor and a connector inner conductor connected thereto.
- a sleeve prior to forming a sleeve is placed on the end of the cable inner conductor.
- the sleeve is then reshaped together with the cable inner conductor and thus at least partially receives a new geometry.
- the sleeve can serve as an adapter for connecting a coaxial connector.
- the sleeve can also serve as an inner conductor of a coaxial connector.
- the sleeve can have barbs by means of which the sleeve can be anchored in a dielectric of a coaxial binder. The barbs can also be made by swaging with the same or another tool. If necessary, one or more barbs can be formed on the inner conductor, for example in the event that the inner conductor of the cable serves as an inner conductor of the connector.
- a further advantage is that connectors according to the method according to the invention can have a shorter overall length, since, for example, the cable inner conductors can serve as inner conductors of the connector.
- the inventive method can also be guaranteed that the cable inner conductors no longer need to be deburred and sharpened in separate steps. This reduces the risk of chips getting inside connectors and assemblies. The risk of burrs being created on cable inner conductors which damage bushings can also be reduced.
- the inventive forming of inner cable conductors results in the advantages that the same parts / Baug groups can be used in different cables.
- the diameters and the length of the connectors can be reduced, which, inter alia, has a positive effect on the material consumption (depending on the field of application, a reduction in the structural size is possible Inner conductor and body about 40% possible). With angle connectors, multiple contacts due to spacers can be avoided.
- a thickening e.g. a ball can be formed by swaging. This has the advantage that it can be omitted squeezed sockets on the opposite side.
- the rotary swaging By means of the rotary swaging according to the invention, parts can be operatively connected to one another by cold welding. As a result, difficult crimping and soldering processes can be avoided or replaced, in particular for small parts (diameters). Furthermore, the e.g. In case of square crimp connections, contact problems with internal conductors are avoided and the PI M behavior (passive intermodulation) is improved. Also eliminates the problem with embrittling Lotstellen (gold in the tin). If required, the cable inner conductors can also be formed over the entire cable length by rotary swaging. Another advantage is that are used by the inventive rotary swaging instead of solid material coated on one side sheet material, which has a positive effect on the manufacturing cost.
- the method according to the invention for producing an operative connection between a coaxial cable and a coaxial connector comprises the following method steps: (a) If present, remove a cable sheath by means of a first tool on a defined first length; (B) removing a cable outer conductor by means of a second tool on a defined second length; (c) removing a dielectric by means of a third tool on a third length, so that a End of the inner conductor is exposed; (d) providing a rotary swaging device having a plurality of jaws which are rotatable around an axis of rotation in the direction of contact and can be deflected in the radial direction, each having at least one active surface; (e) Bn vide the end of the inner conductor in the effective range of the active surfaces so that the shape of the active surfaces is transferred to the oaths of the inner conductor and the end has at least a portion with a defined diameter; (f) providing a coaxial connector; (g) Push
- the end of the cable inner conductor can be inserted into a connection opening of a connector inner conductor.
- the end of the cable inner conductor is inserted into a sleeve.
- the sleeve can be kneaded together with the cable inner conductor.
- the cable inner conductor may be pushed through a central bore of an insulator of the connector until it forms the connector inner conductor.
- An apparatus for processing a coaxial cable according to the invention can have a first tool for bit removal of a cable sheath at a defined length.
- the device may have a second tool for bit removal of an outer conductor to a defined length.
- the device may have a third tool for bit removal of a dielectric at a defined length.
- the device has a rotary swaging device which has a plurality of jaws which are rotatable about an axis of rotation and can be deflected in the radial direction, each having at least one active surface for processing a cable end.
- the first and / or the second and / or the third tool may be one or more knives.
- the knives can be adjustable, or relative to the coaxial cable movable angeord net.
- the device may include a holder for temporarily holding and positioning the coaxial cable.
- the device may comprise several rotary swaging devices with different active surfaces exhibit . M at least one of the tools before and / or next to the rotary swaging be arranged.
- a coaxial cable according to the invention generally has a cable inner conductor, a cable outer conductor arranged coaxially therewith and a dielectric which is disposed between these.
- At the end of the cable inner conductor has at least one surface which has been produced by means of a rotary swaging device. At least one surface may have a coating which has been applied before swaging.
- the end of the cable inner conductor may comprise a sleeve, which is operatively connected to the cable inner conductor by swaging. The sleeve and the cable inner conductor can have the same outside diameter after swaging in the joint area.
- FIG. 1 shows an inventive method in a perspective view.
- FIG. 2 shows the method according to the invention in a side view;
- FIG. FIG. 3 shows a first embodiment of a connector according to the invention;
- FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment of a connector according to the invention;
- FIG. FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment of a connector according to the invention;
- FIG. 6 shows a fourth embodiment of a connector according to the invention.
- Rgur 1 shows schematically and greatly simplified a method according to the invention in a perspective view.
- Figure 2 shows the same procedure in a side view.
- En coaxial cable 1 has an inner conductor 2, a coaxially arranged to this outer conductor 3 and an interposed angeord scribed dielectric 4.
- the outer conductor 3 is surrounded by a cable sheath 5.
- the cable sheath 5 is removed by means of a first tool 6 on a defined first length L1.
- the outer conductor 3 is removed by means of a second tool 7 on a defined second length L2.
- the dielectric 4 is removed by means of a third tool 8 at a third length L3, so that the inner conductor 2 is exposed.
- the second and third lengths L2, L3 are formed to be approximately equal in length.
- the inner conductor 2, which in the unprocessed state has an approximately cylindrical shape, is subsequently formed by means of a rotary swaging device 9 according to the invention in one or more operations.
- the rotary swaging 9 has in the embodiment shown three jaws 1 0 (depending on the field of application, other jaw numbers, for example. 2 or 4 are possible), which are arranged rotatably driven about an axis 1 1 and driven in the radial direction.
- the rotational movement about the axis 1 1 and the hammering deflection movement in the radial direction are schematically represented by first and second arrows 1 2, 1 3.
- the jaws 1 0 are shown in apart state, so that the inner life is visible.
- the jaws 1 0 in the radial direction (second arrows 1 3) moved together, so that shaping active surfaces 1 4 can act on the inner conductor 2 and so plastically reshape.
- the forming process in several steps through several rotary swaging 9 done.
- the preparation of the coaxial cable ie the removal of the outer layers and the exposure of the inner conductor 2 can be carried out in a specially designed rotary swaging 9.
- one or more steps may be performed by one or more other tools (not shown).
- the coaxial cable 1 is precisely positioned and held by means of a holder (not shown in detail).
- the tools 6-8 are configured as cutting tools and are moved towards the outer layers 3-5 of the coaxial cable 1 in the radial direction until the corresponding layer is separated. Subsequently, the layer can be deducted in the direction of the cable end 1 5.
- FIGS. 3-7 show four embodiments of inventive connectors 1 6.
- the connector 1 6 each have a housing 1 7 in which a connector inner conductor 1 8 is arranged, which is held by an insulator 1 9 relative to the housing 1 7.
- the housing 1 7 serves as a rule at the same time as an outer conductor of the connector 1 6 for signal transmission.
- the connectors 16 usually additionally comprise a locking means 20, by means of which the connector 1 6, e.g. can be attached to a socket or other connector (both not shown).
- the housing 1 7, the insulator 1 9, as well as the active connection means 20 are shown cut so that the inside of the connector becomes visible.
- FIG. 3 shows an assembly 34 consisting of a connector 1 6 and a coaxial cable 1 operatively connected thereto.
- the connector 1 6 shown is an angled connector.
- the coaxial cable 1, which has been prepared by means of the method according to the invention, is seated in a cable opening 21 arranged perpendicular to the connector inner conductor 18.
- tet At the end 1 5 of the inner conductor 2 is machined by rotary swaging.
- tet has a first portion 22 with a first diameter D1 and a second portion 23 with a second diameter D2.
- a spherical end cap 24 is formed here.
- the second diameter D 2 of the second portion 23 is adapted to the diameter of a connection opening 26 of the connector inner conductor 1 8.
- the inner cable conductor 1 8 is made of sheet metal in the embodiment shown and has a pin-shaped configuration in the front region. In the rear area, where the connection opening 24 is located, it has a U-shaped cross section with a clamping tongue 27, which is deflected when Ensteckcken the inner conductor 2 in the connection opening 24 in the view shown upwards (z-axis).
- the connection opening 24, or the clamping tongue 25 projecting into the latter are matched to the second diameter D2 of the second section 23, so that the inner conductor 2 is securely connected to the latter after insertion into the inner connector conductor 8.
- Other types of fastening are possible.
- the connector inner conductor 1 8 can be made by kneading round in the shown hollow cylindrical shape with the different diameters.
- the coaxial cable 1 is shown without a cable sheath.
- the connector 16 is a straight connector in which the cable inner conductor 2 and the inner connector conductor 1 8 are arranged on the same axis.
- the coaxial cable 1 is inserted into the cable opening 21 formed at the rear end of the housing 17 and the exposed outer conductor 3 is operatively connected to the housing 1 8.
- the end 1 5 of the inner conductor 2 is inserted into a sleeve 28, which simultaneously forms the connector inner conductor 1 8.
- the sleeve 28 is placed in advance on the inner conductor 2 of the coaxial cable 1 and then operatively connected together with this by rotary swaging.
- One advantage is that the inner conductor 2 and the sleeve 28, respectively the inner connector conductor 8, can have the same diameter throughout (see second section 23).
- the use of a sleeve 28 is particularly suitable when the cable inner conductor 2 is a lead inner, consisting of several Bnzeldrähten.
- the connector inner conductor 1 8 has externally molded barbs 29, which serve for anchoring the connector inner conductor 1 8 in the insulator 1 9 of the connector 1 6. In the embodiment shown, the insulator 1 9 is pressed into the housing 1 7 from the front up to a first shoulder 30.
- the connector inner conductor 1 8 is pressed together with the cable inner conductor 2 from the rear into a central bore 31 of the insulator 1 9, wherein the barbs 29 clinging in the material of the insulator 1 9. Due to the inventive design, the connector 1 6 has the advantage that it has a comparatively short overall length.
- the inner conductor 2 is a so-called. Litzinnenlei- ter, consisting of several stranded Bnzeldrähten together (not shown).
- the end 1 5 of the inner conductor 2 is kneaded round, so that the Bnzeldrähte are operatively connected to each other by cold welding. If necessary, the Bnzeldrähte can be subjected to a surface treatment, for example in a dipping bath.
- the connector inner conductor 1 8 is the central bore 31 of the insulator 1 9 arranged and is held by this against the housing 1 7 of the connector 1 6.
- the inner conductor 1 8 has a sleeve-shaped rear end with separate radially separated by slots 32, distributed on the circumference of the sleeve 28 radially inward- te spring tongues 33 has.
- To connect to the connector inner conductor 1 8 of the cable inner conductor 2 is inserted into the sleeve-shaped portion 28 of the connector inner conductor 1 8.
- the spring tongues 33 are bent elastically outwards, so that they have a clamping effect on the cable inner conductor 2.
- an intermediate part is required for connecting a lead in an inner conductor. This has the disadvantage that higher costs incurred and the connector has a greater length.
- Other disadvantages are the Mehrfachrome ist required thereby, which can lead to a negative impact on the signal quality.
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