EP3097611A1 - Plug connector device - Google Patents
Plug connector deviceInfo
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- EP3097611A1 EP3097611A1 EP14835553.0A EP14835553A EP3097611A1 EP 3097611 A1 EP3097611 A1 EP 3097611A1 EP 14835553 A EP14835553 A EP 14835553A EP 3097611 A1 EP3097611 A1 EP 3097611A1
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- Prior art keywords
- connector device
- strain relief
- data cable
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a connector device, in particular an RJ connector device, with at least one circuit block according to the preamble of claim 1.
- Insulation displacement contacts must be pressed are already known.
- the object of the invention is, in particular, a generic
- Connector device to provide in which a circuit of a
- Wiring block is formed simplified with at least one wire of the data cable.
- the object is achieved by the features of claim 1 and the additional claim 17, while advantageous embodiments and
- Multi-core data cable has at least one receiving area for receiving at least one core of the at least one data cable proposed.
- the wiring block is preferably provided to accommodate all the cores of the multi-core data cable, in particular in the at least one receiving area, preferably each separately in a plurality of receiving areas.
- the wiring block is provided, in a mounting, in particular from the rear or , -
- a "data cable” is to be understood as meaning in particular an element, in particular a flexible, preferably insulated, electrical line and / or an optical waveguide which at least partially results in a transmission of an electrical signal, in particular one, preferably digital, in particular high-frequency,
- the at least one wire of the data cable is formed at least largely from copper, but there are also other configurations of the data cable which appear reasonable to a person skilled in the art.
- the data cable viewed in an insertion direction, may be introduced into at least one part of the wiring block and then preferably in the
- Wiring block are at least partially attached.
- the insertion direction preferably runs along a longitudinal direction of the data cable, in which the at least one core within the data cable is guided at least to a large extent.
- a "receiving area” is to be understood as meaning in particular a region of the wiring block which is intended to hold the at least one wire of the data cable at least partially positively and / or non-positively, in particular in at least two spatial directions. or force-locking "should be understood in this context in particular that the at least one wire of the data cable is at least partially releasable held in the at least one receiving area, wherein a holding force between the at least one core and the at least one receiving area preferably by - -
- the at least one receiving area of at least one at least partially deformable receiving element is at least partially limited.
- at least partially deformable should in this context be understood in particular that the at least one receiving element at least partially by a force that an operator, in particular at least for the most part without further aids on the at least one receiving element, in particular at an introduction of at least a wire of the data cable into the at least one
- Receiving element can be brought into a shape deviating from a shape of the receiving element in an unloaded state, in which case in particular a reversible, in particular elastic, or irreversible, in particular plastic,
- Deformation and / or damage to the receiving element may occur.
- the at least one receiving element is at least 0.01 mm, in particular at least 0.1 mm, preferably at least 0.5 mm, preferably at least 1 mm and more preferably at least 5 mm relative to a shape and / or contour in deformable in an unloaded state. That at least one
- Receiving element can be at least partially plastic and irreversible
- the at least one receiving element has at least one first receiving part which is at least partially elastic and / or plastic , ,
- a "receiving part” is intended in particular to be a component, and in particular a fixed part, and / or a subarea of the at least one
- Receiving element to be understood.
- “elastically deformable” is meant, in particular, that the at least one receiving element is repeatedly deformable, without thereby mechanically damaging or destroying the at least one receiving element and, in particular, autonomously or automatically returning to a basic shape after deformation advantageous secure and stable recording of at least one wire of the data cable in the at least one receiving part of the at least one receiving element and a preferably flexible configuration of the receiving element can be achieved.
- the at least one first receiving part is at least partially lamellar.
- lamellar should be understood in this context in particular that the at least one
- Receiving element at least partially a small material extension in particular of at most 7 mm, preferably of at most 5 mm, preferably of at most 3 mm and more preferably of at most 1 mm preferably along an extension of in particular at least 5 mm, preferably at least 7 mm, preferably at least 10 mm and more preferably at least 15 mm.
- Receiving element can be accommodated, can be achieved.
- the at least one receiving element comprises at least a second receiving part, which has at least one retaining lug, which is at least partially provided for a positive fastening of a respective vein of the at least one data cable.
- the at least one second receiving part is formed at least partially elastically and / or plastically deformable.
- the first receiving part also has at least one retaining lug, which is at least partially provided for a positive fastening of a respective one core of the at least one data cable.
- a "retaining lug" is to be understood as meaning, in particular, a mechanical element. , ,
- Receiving element arranged, in particular integrally formed is.
- positive fit is to be understood in particular that in at least one state abutting surfaces of mutually positively connected components exert a force acting in the normal direction of the surfaces holding force on each other.
- the components are in the at least one state in a geometric engagement with each other.
- the at least one first receiving part and the at least one second receiving part are formed at least partially separated.
- the at least one first receiving part and the at least one second receiving part are formed by the same part of the at least one receiving element.
- a structurally simple positive fastening of the at least one core of the data cable can be achieved.
- Bescens faith be achieved by at least one insulation displacement contact (IDC).
- IDC insulation displacement contact
- the at least one first receiving part and the at least one second receiving part are formed at least partially differently rigid.
- one of the at least two receiving parts, in particular at least to a large extent, is more likely to be frictional and the other of the at least two
- Receptacles in particular at least to a large extent, rather provided for a positive retention of at least one core.
- the at least one first receiving part is rather a frictional and the at least one second
- the at least one first receiving part is at least partially more rigid than the at least one second receiving part.
- the at least one wiring block has at least one drain wire receiving element which is provided to receive a drain wire of the data cable.
- a drain wire is to be understood as meaning, in particular, an at least partially electrically non-insulated, bare wire , ,
- a sheathing of the at least one core at least partially contacted and which is intended to at least partially, preferably at least to a large extent, remove noise induced in an operating state of the data cable from the at least one core.
- This can be a contact of the
- Bescensblocks in particular preferably close to a sheath and / or an outer shield of the data cable, and thus an advantageously good and preferably trouble-free data transmission can be achieved. Furthermore, it is proposed that the at least one
- Beilaufdrahtworkelement is at least partially groove-shaped.
- the at least one Beilaufdrahtworkelement preferably has at least partially a semicircular or part-circular cross-sectional contour and is thus at least partially channel-shaped.
- the at least one Beilaufdrahtworkelement has at least partially a V-shaped, rectangular, U-shaped, trapezoidal and / or in another, one skilled in the sense appearing wise shaped cross-sectional contour. This allows a structurally simple and thus cost-effective design of at least one
- the at least one auxiliary wire receiving element is arranged at least partially on an outer side of the at least one wiring block.
- the at least one fill-in wire receiving element is provided to guide the fill-in wire at least partially in an axial direction and in a radial direction. The axial direction preferably runs at least in the
- substantially parallel shall be understood in this context in particular that the axial direction and the insertion direction form an angle, in particular at most 10 °, preferably at most 5 °, preferably at most 3 0 and particularly preferably at most 1 0 below.
- the radial direction is preferably at least in the - -
- substantially perpendicular is to be understood in this context in particular that the radial direction and the insertion include an angle which deviates in particular at most 10 °, preferably at most 5 °, preferably at most 3 0 and more preferably at most 1 0 from a right angle As a result, an advantageously reliable guidance of the suspension wire can be achieved.
- the connector device has at least one contact element, which is provided in the at least one
- Beilaufdrahtnesselement recorded Beilaufdraht in an assembled state to contact electrically. This can be achieved in an advantageously simple manner one, in particular electrical, contacting the Beilaufdrahts and advantageously good and preferably trouble-free data transmission.
- the connector device has at least one housing which is provided to at least partially enclose the wiring block in an assembled state, and at least one wiring cover arranged pivotably on the at least one housing.
- at least partially enclose is to be understood in this context in particular that the housing at least the wiring block on at least one plane, preferably on at least two tilted planes arranged over an angular range of more than 180 °, preferably more than 270 0th and particularly preferably from 360 surrounds 0.
- the wiring covers at least partially around a
- Rotation axis is mounted at least partially movable in rotation.
- the wiring cover is pivotally mounted about a rotation axis arranged perpendicular to the insertion direction of the data cable.
- the at least one wiring cover is detachably formed in at least one unfolded state of the at least one housing.
- solvable is meant in this context in particular “non-destructively separable”.
- the wiring cover is at least partially, preferably completely detachable without tools from the at least one housing. This can be advantageous in a structurally simple way - -
- the at least one wiring cover has at least one bearing element which is provided for the at least one
- Placement cover pivotally mounted on the housing and having at least one collar.
- the term "pivotally mountable” should be understood to mean that the at least one wiring cover, in particular decoupled from elastic deformation of the wiring cover, at least one possibility of movement about at least one axis by an angle, in particular greater than 30 °, preferably greater than 45 °.
- a geometric, in particular at least in part circular, disc-shaped preferably to be understood member preferably fixedly, particularly preferably in one piece, with the at least a bearing element is formed and which at least partially has a radius which is greater in particular by at least 10%, preferably at least 50%, preferably at least 75% and particularly preferably at least 100% greater than a radius of the at least one
- Pivoting movement of the at least one wiring cover preferably reliably prevented.
- different wiring covers which are provided for different applications, may be provided and pivotally mounted on the at least one housing.
- the connector device at least one arranged on the at least one wiring block, in particular directly
- Strain relief unit which is provided, the at least one data cable in an assembled state, in particular the wires on the at least one
- non-positive should be understood in particular to mean that a holding force between the strain relief unit and the at least one data cable is preferably at least , ,
- a strain relief is provided at least to the at least one data cable in at least two, to which to attach at least 45 0 differing orientations relative to at least one wiring block.
- Strain relief unit provided to fix the at least one data cable in at least two, in particular by at least 60 °, preferably at least 75 0 and more preferably by 90 0 different orientations relative to the at least one wiring block.
- the at least one Ceientlastungelement at least one strain relief, relative to said at least one wiring block in at least two, differing by at least 45 0 orientations of the at least one
- the strain relief element is fastened relative to the at least one wiring block in at least two, in particular by at least 60 °, preferably by at least 75 0 and particularly preferably by 90 0 different orientations.
- the at least one strain relief element is detachably connectable to the at least one wiring block and is over at least two
- Wiring block can be brought.
- the at least one strain relief element can be fastened in at least two, preferably in at least three and particularly preferably in at least four orientations, which are arranged distributed around the at least one data cable in the circumferential direction in an assembled state.
- Adaptive design of the at least one strain relief unit can be achieved.
- the at least one strain relief unit has at least one strain relief element, which is at least partially designed as a holding band, whereby an advantageously simple, robust and cost-effective design of the at least one strain relief element can be achieved.
- the at least one strain relief unit comprises at least two latching elements, which are connected to a fastening of the at least one data cable in a mounting state relative to the wiring block with the
- Strain relief element correspond.
- an advantageously flexible and preferably flexible attachment of the at least one data cable relative to the at least one circuit block can be achieved.
- a connector in particular a socket, proposed with at least one Bescharisvorraum.
- FIG. 1 shows a connector with a connector device in a
- Fig. 2 shows the connector with the connector device in a
- Fig. 3 shows a wiring cover of the connector device in a
- Fig. 4 shows a wiring block of the connector device in a
- Fig. 5 shows the wiring block of the connector device in a
- Fig. 6 shows the wiring block of the connector device with a
- Fig. 7 shows the wiring block of the connector device with a
- Connector device in a side view and a cutout in a front view
- Fig. 8 shows the wiring block of the connector device with the
- FIG. 10 shows the wiring block of the connector device with the
- FIG. 12 shows an alternative embodiment of the connector device with a
- FIGS. 1 and 2 show a plug connector 50 formed by a socket.
- the connector 50 is formed as an RJ connector.
- Connector 50 is designed as RJ45 connector. However, it is also conceivable that the connector 50 is formed, for example, as a RJ1 1-connector or other, a person skilled in the sense appearing wise manner.
- the connector 50 is intended to correspond to a data connector and in a
- the connector 50 comprises a connector device 10 having a housing 38, a wiring block 12, a contact element 36 and a wiring cover 40 and a plug-in contact unit 52 and an intermediate housing 54.
- Connector device 10 is formed as an RJ connector device.
- the connector device 10 is provided for receiving and fixing a multi-core data cable 14.
- the multi-core data cable 14 has eight wires 18 and a Beilaufdraht. However, it is also an alternative data cable conceivable in which waived the Beilaufdraht. However, the data cable 14 may also have another number of wires 18 that appears appropriate to a person skilled in the art.
- the wires 18 of the data cable 14 are twisted together in pairs.
- the pairs arranged and twisted together cores 18 are enclosed by a pair of wires not shown.
- the wire pair shield is formed by a film, with which the paired and twisted wires 18 are wrapped.
- the wire pair shield is made of a metal.
- the wire pair shield is formed of a metal foil.
- the wire pair shield is made of a metal.
- Wire pair shielding at least partially made of plastic.
- the drain wire extends approximately midway between the paired and twisted wires 18 in the data cable 14 and contacts the wire pair shielding of the paired and twisted wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- the data cable 14 may have an outer shield.
- the data cable 14 also has a sheath, which encloses the paired and twisted together cores 18, their wire pair shielding, the Beilaufdraht and possibly the outer shield in the circumferential direction. - -
- the plug-in contact unit 52 comprises a first plug contact region 56 which directly produces an electrical contact between the data plug and the plug connector 50 in an inserted state of the data plug in the plug connector 50, and a second plug contact region 58, which in an assembled state of the
- Connector 50 makes electrical contact with wires 18 of the multi-core data cable 14, which is coupled to the connector 50 produces.
- Plug contact region 56 of the plug-in contact unit 52 contact wires 60 are arranged, which are in an inserted state of the data plug in the connector 50 in direct electrical contact with the data connector.
- Plug contact region 56 has eight contact wires 60.
- the second plug-in contact region 58 of the plug-in contact unit 52 includes insulation displacement contacts 62 (IDC), which in a mounted state of the plug connector 50 are in direct electrical contact with wires 18 of the multi-core data cable 14.
- IDC insulation displacement contacts 62
- the plug-in contact unit 52 further comprises a printed circuit board 64, which is arranged between the first plug contact region 56 and the second plug contact region 58 and via which the contact wires 60 and the insulation displacement contacts 62 are electrically connected.
- the intermediate housing 54 is formed from a plastic. The intermediate housing 54 encloses in a mounted state of the connector 50, the wiring block 12 and the plug-in contact unit 52 partially.
- the housing 38 is intended to at least partially enclose the wiring block 12 in an assembled state.
- the housing 38 surrounds the connector device 10 and the
- the housing 38 is formed of a plastic. Alternatively or additionally, however, other materials that appear appropriate to a person skilled in the art for the housing 38 are also conceivable.
- the housing 38 has a shielding effect against input and / or outcoupling, electrical and or magnetic fields, in a shielded variant of the housing 38 through the metallic housing 38 itself and in an unshielded variant of the housing, not shown, by an integrated metallic shielding foil happens. It is also in this not shown - -
- the wiring block 12 of the connector device 10 is provided for receiving the multi-wire data cable 14 (FIGS. 4 to 6). However, the connector device 10 may also be provided for receiving two or more data cables 14.
- the circuit block 12 has a guide element 66 which is intended to receive and guide the data cable 14.
- the guide element 66 has a round cross-section.
- the guide element 66 is formed as a cylindrical recess.
- the guide element 66 has a diameter of 9.5 mm. However, there are other, to a professional appear appropriate dimensions of
- Diameter of the guide element 66 conceivable.
- a diameter reduction element 84 can be inserted into the guide element 66.
- the diameter reduction member 84 is formed as an accessory component formed separately from the wiring block 12.
- the diameter reduction element 84 is detachably formed with the guide member 66 coupled.
- Diameter reduction element 84 has a round outer cross-sectional contour.
- the diameter reduction element 84 has a cylindrical outer contour.
- the diameter reduction member 84 has an outer diameter of 9.5 mm.
- the diameter reduction element 84 has four, not shown
- the lamellar elements are elastically deformable.
- Lamella elements are pressed elastically resiliently during insertion of the data cable 14 and thus hold the data cable 14 in a force-fitting manner.
- the wiring block 12 of the connector device 10 has at least one receiving area 16 for receiving the wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- the wiring block 12 has a plurality of receiving areas 16 for receiving the wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- the wiring block 12 has eight receiving areas 16 for receiving the wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- the wiring block 12 is formed of an electrically insulating material.
- the wiring block 12 is formed of plastic. Alternatively or additionally, however, other materials that appear appropriate to a person skilled in the art are also conceivable for the wiring block 12.
- the wiring block 12 has a plurality of receiving elements 20 for receiving the wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- the wiring block 12 has eight
- Receiving elements 20 for receiving the wires 18 of the data cable 14. The
- Receiving areas 16 of the wiring block 12 are at least partially bounded by at least one of the at least partially deformable receiving elements 20.
- the receiving areas 16 of the wiring block 12 are each bounded by one of the receiving elements 20.
- the receiving elements 20 are formed integrally with the wiring block 12.
- the receiving elements 20 and the wiring block 12 are manufactured in an injection molding process.
- Each of the receiving elements 20 comprises a first receiving part 22 and a second receiving part 24.
- the receiving element 20 is composed of the first receiving part 22 and the second receiving part 24.
- the first receiving part 22 and the second receiving part 24 of the receiving element 20 each form a portion of the receiving element 20.
- the first receiving part 22 and the second receiving part 24 of the receiving element 20 limit the receiving area 16 to two, viewed in the radial direction 34 of the data cable 14, opposite sides.
- the first receiving part 22 and the second receiving part 24 of the receiving element 20 are, viewed in the radial direction 34 of the data cable 14, spaced apart.
- the first receiving part 22 is formed at least partially elastically deformable.
- the first receiving part 22 is formed at least partially lamellar.
- the first receiving part 22 of the receiving element 20 has two opposing blades 68, which are formed deformable.
- the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 of the receiving element 20 have a low material thickness.
- the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 have, as viewed to the wiring block 12 towards, a decreasing distance.
- a smallest distance between the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 is less than a thickness or a diameter of one of the wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- the second receiving part 24 is formed at least partially elastically deformable.
- the second receiving part 24 has at least one retaining lug 26, which at least partially to a non-positive and positive fastening each one of the wires 18 of the - -
- the second receiving part 24 of the receiving element 20 has two, oppositely arranged lamellae 88, each with a retaining lug 26, which are provided for a frictional and positive fastening each one of the wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- Receiving part 24 of the receiving element 20 have a low material thickness.
- the lamellae 88 of the second receiving part 24 have, viewed in connection with the wiring block 12, a decreasing distance.
- a smallest distance between the fins 88 of the second receiving part 24 is less than a thickness or a
- the retaining lugs 26 of the second receiving part 24 have a smallest distance to each other, which is smaller than the thickness or the diameter of one of the wires 18 of the data cable 14.
- Receiving part 22 and the second receiving part 24 of the receiving element 20 are formed differently rigid.
- the first receiving part 22 of the receiving element 20 is at least partially rigid than the second receiving part 24 of the
- the data cable 14 is stripped in a first step. Subsequently, the stripped area of the
- Data cable 14 is present at least one stop element 80 of the circuit block 12, so that the stripped portion of the data cable 14 on a the
- the wiring block 12 has two
- Stop elements 80 which are arranged along along a diameter of the guide member 66 opposite walls of the guide member 66.
- the stopper members 80 are formed integrally with the wiring block 12.
- the stop elements 80 protrude in the radial direction 34 of the data cable 14 in the
- the stopper members 80 are - -
- the stop elements 80 are further provided to assist and facilitate threading or the insertion of the stripped portion of the data cable 14 and also at least approximately evenly divide the paired wires 18 into two groups and thus presort.
- the pairs of twisted wires 18 of the data cable 14 are manufactureddrinatelt in the stripped area of the data cable 14 and then each introduced into each one of the receiving elements 20.
- a wire 18 of the data cable 14 is perpendicular to a
- Insertion 70 of the data cable 14 in each case one of the receiving elements 20 introduced.
- the wire 18 is pressed between the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 of the receiving elements 20, whereby the fins 68 are deformed and fix the wire 18 of the data cable 14 frictionally and positively.
- the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the fins 88 of the second receiving part 24 of the receiving elements 20 deform elastically.
- the lamellae 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the lamellae 88 of the second receiving part 24 of one of the receiving elements 20 to plastically deform or additionally tear when the wire 18 of the data cable 14 is pressed in, whereby the torn lamellae 68, 88 claw in a sheath of the wire 18 of the data cable 14 and thus a particularly reliable attachment of the wire 18 of the data cable 14 can be achieved.
- the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the fins 88 of the second receiving part 24 of the receiving elements 20 are at least partially knife-like, so that the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the fins 88 of the second receiving part 24 in the sheath the wires 18 in an inserted state at least partially incise.
- the lamellae 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the lamellae 88 of the second receiving part 24 cut the sheathing of the cores 18 in an inserted state, whereby a positive fixation of the cores 18 is achieved.
- the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the fins 88 of the second receiving part 24 are at least partially knife-like, so that the fins 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the fins 88 of the second receiving part 24 in the sheath the wires 18 in an inserted state at least partially incise.
- the lamellae 68 of the first receiving part 22 and the lamellae 88 of the second receiving part 24 cut the
- Receiving part 22 and the fins 88 of the second receiving part 24 are formed sharp-edged and knife-shaped. - -
- the wires 18 are considered when pressed into the receiving elements 20, parallel to the insertion direction 70, respectively inserted from above into the second receiving part 24 and pressed to the wiring block 12 in the receiving elements 20 so that the wire 18 by the distance between the retaining lugs 26th of the second receiving part 24 of the receiving elements 20 is pressed and comes to rest in a receiving region of the second receiving part 24.
- the retaining lugs 26 of the second receiving part 24 secure the wire 18 of the data cable 14 against slipping out in the insertion direction 70 of the data cable 14. It is also conceivable that the first receiving part 22 of the
- the wires 18 are cut off laterally on the wiring block 12 flush with a tool.
- Insulation displacement contacts 62 of the second plug contact region 58 of the plug contact unit 52 contact the wires 18 of the data cable 14 (FIG. 9).
- Insulation displacement contacts 62 engages in the collapsed state in each case a recess which is enclosed in each case by one of the receiving areas 16 and which, viewed in the radial direction 34, between the first receiving part 22 and the second receiving part 24 of the receiving elements 20 is arranged. In each case one of the insulation displacement contacts 62 engages in the collapsed state, a core 18 of the data cable 14 and thereby cuts the sheathing of the core 18 of the data cable 14, so that the insulation displacement contact 62 electrically contacts the wire 18.
- the insulation displacement contacts 62 When pushing together and cutting the insulation displacement contacts 62 in the
- the connector device 10 has a on the - -
- Bescensblock 12 arranged strain relief unit 46, which is intended to frictionally secure the data cable 14 in a mounting state relative to the wiring block 12 ( Figure 7).
- Figure 7 It is also conceivable that the
- Strain relief unit 46 is provided to secure the data cable 14, alternatively or additionally, positively.
- the strain relief unit 46 is arranged directly or directly on the wiring block 12.
- the strain relief unit 46 includes a strain relief member 48 and a fastener.
- the strain relief element 48 is formed from a metal sheet.
- the strain relief element 48 is groove-shaped.
- the strain relief element 48 is channel-shaped.
- the strain relief element 48 has a part-circular cross-section.
- the fastener is formed by a cable tie ( Figure 10). But there are others too, one
- strain relief element 48 and the data cable 14 engages, lashed and fastened.
- the strain relief unit 46 is provided to secure the data cable 14 in at least one position relative to the wiring block 12.
- the strain relief 46 is provided to the data cable 14 in at least two, to attach at least 45 0 differing orientations relative to the wiring block 12th
- the strain relief 46 is intended to attach the data cable 14 in two 90 0 differing orientations relative to the wiring block 12th
- the strain relief 48 of the strain relief 46 is fixed to the
- Strain relief unit 46 is positively connected to the wiring block 12.
- the strain relief element 48 is connected to the wiring block 12 in a material-locking and / or non-positive manner.
- the strain relief 48 of the strain relief 46 can be replaced by a plastic
- Strain relief unit 46 is detachably connected to the wiring block 12.
- the strain relief element 48 of the strain relief unit 46 can be releasably connected to the wiring block 12 without tools.
- Strain relief unit 46 may in a mounted state in a
- strain relief element 48 of the strain relief unit 46 may be provided in one of a total of four orientations, which are around 90 0
- Data cables 14 are arranged distributed around to be attached ( Figure 8, shown in phantom).
- Figure 8 shown in phantom.
- four strain relief receptacles 82 are on the
- Bescensblock 12 is provided, which are slit-shaped and in which the strain relief element 48 can be inserted.
- strain relief element 48 it is also another number that appears reasonable to a person skilled in the art
- Strain relief element receptacles 82 on the wiring block 12 such as one, two, three, or more conceivable.
- the strain relief receptacles 82 are arranged at 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, 9 o'clock and 12 o'clock in the axial direction of view.
- strain relief member 48 of strain relief 46 may be relative to the wiring block 12 into two, is formed to be securable to 90 0 differing orientations of the wiring block 12th.
- Strain relief element 48 may be detachably formed connectable to the wiring block 12.
- the strain relief element 48 can be made detachable without tools connected to the wiring block 12.
- the wiring block 12 may comprise at least two Buchentlastungs institute idea 82 which are in pairs introduced into two 90 0 angled sides of said Bescharisblocks 12th.
- Strain relief element receptacles 82 are slot-shaped. In the
- strain relief element receptacles 82 the strain relief 48 can be inserted.
- the wiring block 12 further includes a drain wire receiving member 28 adapted to receive a drain wire of the data cable 14 ( Figure 6).
- the Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 is formed groove-shaped.
- Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 is formed channel-shaped.
- Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 has a part-circular cross section.
- the by-wire receiving element 28 is integral with the circuit block 12
- the Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 is at least partially disposed on an outer side 30 of the wiring block 12.
- Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 is intended to lead the Beilaufdraht at least partially in an axial direction 32 and in a radial direction 34.
- Axial direction 32 runs parallel to the insertion direction 70 of the data cable 14.
- the Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 extends, parallel to the insertion direction 70 of the data cable 14 viewed from a receiving elements 20 facing side of a wall of the wiring block 12, and along the outside 30 of the wall of the
- the Beilaufdrahtabilityelement 28 viewed in the main extension direction of the Beilaufdrahtworkelements 28, formed U-shaped.
- the fill-in wire When mounted, the fill-in wire is guided by the guide member 66, in which the data cable 14 is held, to the Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 and in , -
- the Beilaufdraht is U-shaped in the
- Beilaufdrahtworkelement 28 guided around the one wall of the wiring block 12 around.
- the connector device 10 also includes the contact member 36 provided to receive the one included in the drain wire receiving member 28
- the contact element 36 is formed from an electrically conductive material.
- Contact element 36 is formed of a metal.
- the contact element 36 is formed from a metal sheet.
- the contact element 36 covers a part of the Beilaufdrahtworkelements 28 in an assembled state, thereby contacting the in the
- the contact element 36 has a first portion 72, which in an assembled state is in contact with the drain wire, and at least a second portion 74, which is intended to directly contact the data plug in an inserted state.
- the contact element 36 has two second regions 74.
- the second regions 74 of the contact element 36 are arranged in parallel.
- the second regions 74 of the contact element 36 are L-shaped.
- the second regions 74 of the contact element 36 are designed to be angled relative to the first region 72 of the contact element 36.
- the second regions 74 of the contact element 36 are each angled relative to the first portion 72 of the contact member 36 by 90 0th
- the second regions 74 of the contact element 36 close on opposite sides of the first region 72 of the
- Contact element 36 encloses the plug contact unit 52, the intermediate housing 54 and the wiring block 12 partially. A part of the first area 72 facing away from the wiring block 12 and the second areas 74 of the contact element 36 partially surround the first plug contact area 56. The portion of the first region 72 facing away from the wiring block 12 and the second regions 74 of the contact element 36 surround the first plug contact region 56 in a U-shape.
- the contact element 36 is enclosed in a mounted state by the housing 38.
- the contact element 36 is formed separately from the housing 38.
- the connector device 10 also includes the wiring cover 40, which is pivotally mounted on the housing 38 ( Figure 3).
- the wiring cover 40 is detachably formed from the housing 38 in an unfolded state.
- Bescensdeckel 40 is pivotally mounted on the housing 38 about an axis which is perpendicular to the insertion direction 70 of the data cable 14.
- the wiring cover 40 is formed in a shielded version, not shown, of a metal and in an unshielded version of a plastic. Alternatively or additionally, other materials that appear appropriate to a person skilled in the art are also suitable for the
- Bescensdeckel 40 conceivable, for example, an electrically and or magnetically shielding, in particular provided with metal fibers plastic, which is not formed electrically conductive, whereby a shielding effect against input and / or decoupling, electrical and / or magnetic fields can be achieved. Furthermore, it is also conceivable that the wiring cover 40 has a shield made of a metal foil.
- the wiring cover 40 has at least one bearing element 42, which is provided to pivot the wiring cover 40 to the housing 38 and the at least one collar 44 has.
- the wiring cover 40 has two bearing elements 42.
- the bearing elements 42 of the wiring cover 40 are formed as a bearing pin.
- the bearing elements 42 are integral with the
- the bearing elements 42 each have a collar 44.
- the collar 44 is in each case disk-shaped.
- the collar 44 has a larger diameter than the respective bearing element 42.
- the collar 44 and the bearing element 42 have the same axis of rotation.
- the collar 44 and the bearing element 42 are integrally formed.
- the wiring cover 40 has at least one translation element 76, which is provided to at least partially in a translational movement to a pivoting movement of the wiring cover 40
- the translation element 76 is provided to at least partially translate the pivoting movement of the wiring cover 40 into a translational movement of the wiring block 12 toward the plug-in contact unit 52.
- Translation element 76 is intended by the pivoting movement of the , -
- the wiring cover 40 has two translation elements 76. In each case one of the translation elements 76 of the wiring cover 40 is on a respective the
- the collar 44 and the respective translation element 76 are integrally formed.
- the translation element 76 is formed as a sliding guide.
- the wiring cover 40 is inserted to a mounting perpendicular to the insertion direction 70 of the data cable 14 in a slot-shaped receptacle 78 of the housing 38 and then pivoted about the axis of rotation of the bearing elements 42.
- the collar 44 of the bearing elements 42 engage behind the receptacle 78, which is introduced into the housing 38, and can during the pivoting movement of the wiring cover 40 a buckling of side areas of the wiring cover 40, in which the
- Bearing elements 42 are arranged prevent. Due to the pivoting movement of the wiring block 12 is pressed to the plug-in contact unit 52 and the
- the wiring cover 40 is at least partially made of a metal or reinforced at least in a region of the bearing elements 42, so that bending of the wiring cover 40 during the pivoting movement of the wiring cover 40 by a high stability of
- Bescensdeckels 40 prevents and thus can be dispensed with the collar 44.
- FIGS. 12 and 13 show a further exemplary embodiment of the invention.
- the following descriptions and the drawings are essentially limited to the differences between the exemplary embodiments, with reference in principle also to the drawings and / or the description of the other with respect to the same designated components, in particular with respect to components with the same reference numerals
- FIGS. 12 and 13 show a further embodiment of a strain relief unit 46a of a connector device 10a.
- the connector device 10a corresponds to a large part of the previously described connector device 10a.
- the strain relief unit 46a is intended to slip out of
- the strain relief unit 46a is provided to secure the data cable 14a in an assembled state relative to the data cable 14a
- Fixing circuit block 12a force and / or positive fit.
- Strain relief unit 46a includes a strain relief element 48a.
- Strain relief element 48a is formed of plastic. Also conceivable is an embodiment of the strain relief element 48a made of a sheet metal or cast metal, but also as a plastic-molded metal part. The strain relief element 48a of
- Strain relief unit 46a is designed as a holding strap.
- the strain relief element 48a of the strain relief unit 46a is connected to the wiring block 12a of FIG.
- Strain relief unit 46a is detachably connected to the wiring block 12a of FIG.
- Strain relief unit 46a is positively connected to the wiring block 12a of FIG.
- the strain relief 48a is attached to a fastener 90a attached to the wiring block 12a of FIG.
- Connector device 10 a is arranged attached.
- the fastening element 90a is pin-shaped.
- other embodiments of fastener 90a that appear reasonable to a person skilled in the art are also conceivable.
- Strain relief element 48a is pivotally mounted about the fastener 90a. The strain relief element 48a is detachable with the fastening element 90a of the
- the strain relief element 48a of the strain relief unit 46a has a contact surface 92a, which abuts against a jacket of the data cable 14a in an assembled state.
- the strain relief element 48a has radial ribs on the contact surface 92a, which produce a positive connection to the data cable 14a.
- Strain relief element 48a of the strain relief unit 46a has a latching region opposite the contact surface 92a, which comprises a plurality of latching prongs 94a.
- the latching prongs 94a are formed corresponding to at least one latching element 96a, 98a, which is arranged on the wiring block 12a of the plug connector device 10a.
- the wiring block 12a has two latching elements 96a, 98a.
- Detent elements 96a, 98a viewed in the latching direction of the strain relief element 48a, arranged one after the other and at a distance.
- the strain relief element 48a engages around the data cable 14a and is lashed.
- a form and / or adhesion hold / holds the data cable 14a at the desired location permanently.
- the latching prongs 94a of the strain relief element 48a of the strain relief unit 46a correspond to the second latching element 98a and engage with it until the data cable 14a is positively and / or positively secured against slipping relative to the strain relief element 48a ,
- Strain relief element 48a of the strain relief unit 46a and the locking elements 96a, 98a of the wiring block 12a is detachably formed.
- the latching prongs 94a of the strain relief element 48a of the strain relief unit 46a and the latching elements 96a, 98a of the wiring block 12a In order to release the latching connection between the latching prongs 94a of the strain relief element 48a of the strain relief unit 46a and the latching elements 96a, 98a of the wiring block 12a, the
- Strain relief element 48a through an opening which is disposed between the first detent element 96a and the second detent element 98a of the wiring block 12a, pushed inward and thus actuated.
- the strain relief element 48a is pressed inwardly through the opening between the first detent element 96a and the second detent element 98a of the circuit block 12a or, with the aid of a screwdriver or another tool that appears appropriate to a person skilled in the art, and thus actuated.
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