EP4203196A1 - Dispositif de connecteur ethernet à paire unique, connecteur ethernet à paire unique, kit de connecteur ethernet à paire unique - Google Patents

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EP4203196A1
EP4203196A1 EP22215093.0A EP22215093A EP4203196A1 EP 4203196 A1 EP4203196 A1 EP 4203196A1 EP 22215093 A EP22215093 A EP 22215093A EP 4203196 A1 EP4203196 A1 EP 4203196A1
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Matthias Gerber
Marco Zurkirchen
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  • the invention relates to a single pair Ethernet connector device according to the preamble of claim 1, a single pair Ethernet connector according to claim 18 and a single pair Ethernet connector kit according to claim 19.
  • the object of the invention is in particular to provide a generic device with improved properties in terms of efficiency and/or flexibility.
  • the object is achieved according to the invention by the features of claims 1, 18 and 19, while advantageous configurations and developments of the invention can be found in the dependent claims.
  • the invention is based on a single-pair Ethernet connector device, in particular a single-pair Ethernet connector device, for terminating at least one conductor of a cable.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device has a contacting unit for contacting the line core by means of a spring clamp connection.
  • Such a configuration can increase efficiency and/or flexibility with regard to terminating at least one line core of a cable.
  • Contacting at least the line core of the cable by means of a spring clamp connection can increase an area of application, since line cores with different diameters and/or types can be contacted by means of at least the spring clamp connection without adapting the spring clamp connection to the diameter and/or the type of line core in advance.
  • a high degree of flexibility can thus be provided.
  • the efficiency can be increased in terms of product efficiency and/or cost efficiency and/or assembly efficiency and/or disassembly efficiency and/or work efficiency.
  • assembly for termination and/or disassembly of at least the line wire can be made easier and more convenient.
  • assembly and/or disassembly without tools can preferably be provided, which in turn can reduce effort, specifically assembly and/or disassembly effort.
  • a construction can be improved in connection technology.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device can be embodied as a single-pair Ethernet socket device or preferably as a single-pair Ethernet connector device.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector device is advantageously a device in accordance with the IEC 63171-1, -2, -4, -5, -6 or -7 standard.
  • the single pair ethernet connector device in particular the single pair ethernet plug device, forms a subassembly of a single pair ethernet connector, in particular possibly a single pair ethernet socket or preferably a single pair ethernet -plugs.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device, in particular the single-pair Ethernet connector device to include the entire single-pair Ethernet connector, in particular the entire single-pair Ethernet connector.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector device is advantageously part of a single pair Ethernet connector system.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector system can include at least one single-pair Ethernet socket.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device has at least one plug-in unit, which is provided along a plug-in direction for plugging into a corresponding socket unit of the single-pair Ethernet socket.
  • the single pair Ethernet plug connector is particularly preferably part of the single pair Ethernet plug connector system and is provided along the plugging direction for at least partial plugging into the single pair Ethernet socket.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector device may have the cable.
  • the cable is advantageously part of the single-pair Ethernet connector system or designed as an accessory part that is designed independently of the single-pair Ethernet connector system.
  • the cable is an electrical conductor.
  • the cable is particularly preferably designed as a network cable.
  • the cable can comprise one line core or several line cores, namely the line core and at least one further line core.
  • the cable has exactly two line cores, specifically the line core and the additional line core.
  • the line core can be, for example, a single wire, in particular a fiber, or a bundle of wires, in particular fibers.
  • At least the conductor, in particular at least the wire, at least partially and advantageously at least for the most part has an electrically conductive material, for example copper and/or gold and/or a composite material, or is made of such.
  • the expression "for the most part” is to be understood here for example as at least 55%, advantageously at least 65%, preferably at least 75%, particularly preferably at least 85% and particularly advantageously at most 95% of a volume and/or mass fraction.
  • the cable preferably has at least one sheath for protecting and/or insulating at least the line core. It would also be conceivable that if the cable comprises at least the two line cores, each line core is surrounded at least in sections by its own additional insulating layer and/or sheathing of the cable.
  • At least the line core that is insulated in sections can be designated as a conductor of the cable.
  • the conductor comprises the line core and the insulating layer for insulating the line core at least in sections.
  • a further conductor of the cable advantageously comprises the further line core and a further insulating layer for insulating the further line core at least in sections. It is preferably the Use of the term wire and/or other wire to refer to that part of the conductor and/or the other conductor which is/are stripped.
  • a termination of the line core in particular an open, stripped end of at least the conductor, is processed and contacted.
  • the termination of at least the line core is particularly preferably free of the sheathing and/or the insulating layer, at least in sections.
  • at least the line core is connected to at least one contact element of the single-pair Ethernet connector device.
  • the contacting unit is intended to contact at least the line core by means of the spring clamp connection.
  • the contacting unit contacts at least the line core with the contact element of the single-pair Ethernet connector device.
  • At least the line core is advantageously connected to the contact element in the terminated state.
  • the contacting unit could connect at least the line wire of the cable to at least the contact element in a non-detachable manner by means of the spring clamp connection.
  • at least the line wire of the cable is detachably connected to the contact element, preferably detachably detachably.
  • At least the line core can be reversibly connected to the contact element and/or separated from the contact element by means of the contacting unit.
  • the contact element can be connected to the plug-in unit and/or at least partially arranged in the plug-in unit in order to advantageously provide an electrically conductive connection when the plug-in unit is plugged into the socket unit.
  • the contacting unit is preferably intended to provide at least one spring clamp connection in accordance with the IEC 60352-7 standard.
  • the contacting unit particularly preferably has a spring clamp for producing the spring clamp connection.
  • the spring clamp connection is provided to provide the spring clamp connection.
  • the plug-in unit preferably includes at least one pin.
  • the pin is intended to accommodate and/or hold the contact element at least in sections in order to advantageously provide the electrically conductive connection to the line wire when the plug-in unit is plugged into the socket unit.
  • Preferred is the Pin connected to the wire of the cable by means of the contacting unit.
  • the contacting unit can connect at least the line core to at least the contact element by means of the spring clamp connection in the terminated state.
  • the spring clamp connection is intended to provide the contact between the pin and the line core.
  • the plug-in unit can have at least one additional pin.
  • the additional pin can be provided to accommodate and/or hold an additional contact element of the single-pair Ethernet connector device, at least in sections, in order to advantageously provide the electrically conductive connection to the additional line wire when the plug-in unit is plugged into the socket unit.
  • the further pin is preferably connected to the further line wire of the cable by means of the contacting unit.
  • the contacting unit can connect at least the further line core to at least the further contact element by means of the spring clamp connection in the terminated state.
  • the spring clamp connection is intended to provide the contact between the additional pin and the additional line core.
  • the plug-in unit could also have additional pins and/or contact elements.
  • the plug-in unit could have at least one shielding element in addition to the line core and/or the additional line core.
  • the shielding element can be a braided copper shield, for example. It might be conceivable for the plug-in unit to have at least one shield pin for producing a shield contact in addition to the pin and/or the additional pin.
  • the shield element could be at least partially part of the shield pin.
  • the plug-in unit preferably has exactly two pins, specifically the pin and the additional pin. In particular, the plug-in unit is free of a shield pin.
  • the shielding element is particularly preferably arranged at least in sections in the circumferential direction around the line core and/or the further line core.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device has an actuating element, by means of which the contacting unit can be actuated, particularly simple, convenient and/or efficient assembly and/or disassembly can be made possible/provided. Consequently, efficiency and convenience during assembly and/or disassembly can be increased.
  • one can Contacting unit from the outside are actuated by a further element of the single-pair Ethernet connector device, by means of an actuating element.
  • the actuating element is provided for actuating the contacting unit in order to establish and/or release the contacting of at least the line core with the contact element.
  • At least the spring clip can advantageously be actuated by means of the actuating element.
  • Provided here and in the following is to be understood to mean specially programmed, designed and/or equipped.
  • the fact that an object is provided for a specific function should be understood to mean that the object fulfills and/or executes this specific function in at least one application and/or operating state.
  • the contacting unit is provided for contacting at least one additional conductor of the cable by means of an additional spring clamp connection.
  • efficiency in terms of product efficiency and/or cost efficiency and/or assembly efficiency and/or disassembly efficiency and/or work efficiency and comfort can be further increased.
  • flexibility can be increased since the contacting unit can be used to contact more than just one conductor of a cable.
  • a construction can in turn be optimized with regard to a connection technology.
  • the additional line core is the additional line core already mentioned.
  • a further spring clamp of the contacting unit is advantageously provided to provide the further spring clamp connection.
  • the contacting unit can contact the additional line core with at least one additional contact element, in particular the additional contact element already mentioned, of the single-pair Ethernet connector device.
  • at least the additional line core is connected to the additional contact element.
  • the contacting unit contacts at least the additional line core with the additional contact element by means of the additional spring clamp connection.
  • the contacting unit could connect at least the additional line wire of the cable in a non-detachable manner to at least the additional contact element by means of the additional spring clamp connection.
  • At least the additional line core of the cable is detachably connected to the additional contact element, preferably detachably detachably.
  • At least the further line wire can be reversibly connectable to the further contact element and/or separable from the further contact element.
  • the spring clamp and the further spring clamp could be designed separately from one another.
  • the spring clip and the further spring clip are at least partially, preferably completely, formed in one piece, preferably in one piece.
  • “In one piece” is to be understood as being at least materially connected, for example by means of an adhesive process, an injection molding process and/or a welding process and/or another process that a person skilled in the art considers appropriate.
  • integral is meant molded in one piece. This one piece is preferably produced from a single blank, a mass and/or a cast, particularly preferably in an injection molding process, in particular a one-component and/or multi-component injection molding process, and/or in a stamping process from the individual blank.
  • the actuating element is provided to actuate the contacting unit in order to establish and/or release the contacting of at least the additional line core with the additional contact element.
  • At least the further spring clip can advantageously be actuated by means of the actuating element. It would be conceivable for only the spring clamp connection or the further spring clamp connection to be able to be established or disconnected by actuating the contacting unit by means of the actuating element, independently of establishing and/or releasing the other spring clamp connection in each case. The spring clamp connection and the further spring clamp connection could be produced and/or released independently of one another.
  • the spring clamp connection and the further spring clamp connection can at least be produced simultaneously by actuating the contacting unit using the actuating element.
  • the spring clamp connection and the further spring clamp connection could also be at least separable at the same time by actuating the contacting unit by means of the actuating element.
  • a high degree of efficiency and comfort can thus be provided.
  • an effort, namely an assembly and / or disassembly effort can be significantly reduced and a quick and/or enabling uncomplicated termination of line cores and/or dismantling of line cores.
  • the actuating element can be operated without tools.
  • a high degree of efficiency and convenience can be provided and assembly for termination and/or disassembly of at least one line core can be made easier and more convenient.
  • a risk of injury for a user and/or fitter can be reduced and safety can thus in turn be increased.
  • the actuating element can be operated manually by a user and/or fitter. The user and/or the fitter can manually actuate the actuating element to produce at least the spring clamp connection and/or to separate at least the spring clamp connection.
  • the actuating element for actuating the contacting unit can be moved parallel to a cable insertion direction.
  • a design can thus be further improved and efficiency can be increased in terms of product efficiency and/or cost efficiency and/or assembly efficiency and/or disassembly efficiency and/or work efficiency.
  • the cable insertion direction is advantageously a direction parallel to a main extension direction of the single-pair Ethernet connector device, in particular the contacting unit.
  • a "main extension direction" of an object is to be understood in the present case as meaning a direction which runs parallel to a longest edge of a smallest geometric cuboid which just about completely encloses the object.
  • the main extension direction of the object extends within a main extension plane of the object.
  • a “main extension plane” of an object is to be understood here as a plane which is aligned parallel to a largest/longest side surface of a smallest imaginary cuboid which just completely encloses the object and in particular runs through the center point of the cuboid.
  • the cable insertion direction advantageously runs parallel to the plug-in direction.
  • the actuating element can be moved parallel to the cable insertion direction without tools, in particular manually.
  • the actuating element can be actuated along the cable insertion direction, in particular pressed/pushed, and/or against the Actuated cable insertion, especially pulled, are.
  • the actuating element can be actuated, pushed/pushed along the cable insertion direction and/or actuated, in particular pulled, counter to the cable insertion direction.
  • the actuating element can advantageously be actuated relative to the contacting unit parallel to the cable insertion direction.
  • the actuating element can be actuated, in particular pulled, into a pulled-out position counter to the cable insertion direction.
  • the actuating element in particular, in the pulled-out position, is arranged at least in sections at a distance from at least the contact element and/or the further contact element.
  • the spring clamp connection and/or another spring clamp connection is advantageously released and/or separated.
  • the actuating element could be movable perpendicularly to the cable insertion direction in order to actuate the contacting unit. It would also be conceivable for the actuating element to be movable at an angle between 0° and 180° relative to the cable insertion direction in order to actuate the contacting unit.
  • the actuating element could be rotated, pivoted and/or tilted relative to the cable insertion direction, preferably by hand.
  • the actuating element has at least one actuating projection which, during actuation, rests against a spring clip of the contacting unit, in particular the aforementioned spring clip.
  • a construction can be further optimized with regard to a connection technology and efficiency can be increased.
  • simple and convenient assembly and/or disassembly can be made possible.
  • a mechanism for tensioning and/or releasing a spring clip can be improved, advantageously simplified.
  • At least the actuating projection presses against the spring clip.
  • At least the actuating projection is advantageously in contact with the spring clip when the actuating element is in the pulled-out position.
  • the actuating element can have further actuating projections, namely at least one further actuating projection.
  • at least the further actuating projection is at least essentially identical in design to the actuating projection.
  • At least the additional actuating projection can bear against the additional spring clip during actuation.
  • “at least essentially identical objects” means objects that advantageously have the same structure, but which can at least partially differ in terms of their functionality, their internal structure and/or their arrangement on another object.
  • the at least essentially identical objects are preferably configured identically to one another, apart from manufacturing tolerances and/or within the range of standardized tolerances.
  • the actuating element is particularly preferably designed in one piece, in particular in one piece.
  • the actuating element can consist at least partially and advantageously at least to a large extent of a mineral and/or a plastic and/or a composite material.
  • At least the line core can be passed at least partially through the actuating element for contacting along a cable insertion direction.
  • the actuating element can have an opening.
  • the line core can be guided through the opening.
  • the further line core can be passed at least partially through the actuating element for contacting along the cable insertion direction.
  • the actuating element advantageously has a further opening.
  • the additional line core can be passed through the additional opening.
  • the cable core and/or the additional cable core can be guided at least partially through the actuating element in the pulled-out position of the actuating element.
  • the line core can be passed through the actuating element up to a stop and/or abutment on the contact element. Particularly preferably, at least the line core is pushed in by the actuating element until the line core rests against and/or abuts the contact element.
  • the other wire can be passed through the actuating element up to a stop and/or abutment on the further contact element.
  • at least the additional line core is pushed in by the actuating element until the additional line core rests against and/or abuts the additional contact element.
  • the actuating element can be actuated from the pulled-out position along the cable insertion direction into an inserted position.
  • the spring clamp connection and/or further spring clamp connection is advantageously established in the pushed-in position of the actuating element.
  • the actuating projection be arranged at least partially within the spring clamp when the spring clamp connection and/or further spring clamp connection is established.
  • a particularly compact design can be provided and efficiency with regard to a mechanism for terminating at least one line core can be optimized.
  • at least the actuating projection in the pushed-in position, at least the actuating projection is at least partially arranged inside the spring clip.
  • the spring clip and/or the further spring clip is advantageously arranged at a distance from the contact element and/or the further contact element.
  • the actuating element is actuated, in particular when the actuating element is pushed in, along the cable insertion direction, at least the actuating projection can slide at least in sections along at least the spring clamp and, viewed in the cable insertion direction, can slide at least partially behind at least the spring clamp in order to produce at least the spring clamp connection.
  • the retracted position of the Actuating element can press the spring clip and / or the other spring clip against the contact element and / or the other contact element.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device has a housing unit which, in an assembled state, surrounds the contacting unit at least in sections.
  • a compact construction can thereby be provided. This in turn can increase efficiency, specifically with regard to product efficiency and/or cost efficiency and/or manufacturing efficiency.
  • handling of a single-pair Ethernet connector device can be increased for at least one user and/or fitter.
  • the housing unit can surround the contacting unit in the circumferential direction by at least 20%, advantageously at least 50%, and preferably at least 80%. Particularly preferably, the housing unit completely surrounds the contacting unit, at least in the assembled state.
  • the housing unit has a first housing element and at least one second housing element, which can be moved relative to one another in order to actuate the contacting unit for contacting at least the line wire.
  • a construction can thus be optimized and a particularly simple, efficient and rapid termination of at least one line core can be provided.
  • numerals such as “first” and “second” preceding certain terms are used only to distinguish objects and/or to relate objects to one another and do not imply a total number and number present /or ranking of objects.
  • a “second” object does not necessarily imply the existence of a "first” object.
  • the first housing element may be movable relative to the second housing element, whereby the second housing element or at least one component/component of the second housing element could form a fixed and/or stable reference base relative to which the first housing element is movable.
  • the second housing element be movable relative to the first housing member, wherein the first housing member or at least one component/component of the first housing member could form a fixed and/or stable reference base relative to which the second housing member is movable.
  • the first housing element is preferably provided to hold and/or carry at least the contact element.
  • the contact element is at least partially arranged and/or fixed on/in the first housing element.
  • the first housing element can additionally be provided to hold and/or carry at least the further contact element.
  • the further contact element is at least partially arranged and/or fixed on/in the first housing element.
  • the first housing element can have at least one receiving channel for the line wire of the cable.
  • the contact element can be arranged at least in sections in the receiving channel of the first housing element.
  • the line core can be arranged in the receiving channel for termination. In the terminated state, the line core is preferably arranged in the receiving channel of the first housing element and connected to the contact element.
  • the first housing element can have at least one additional receiving channel for the additional line core of the cable.
  • the further contact element can be arranged at least in sections in the further receiving channel of the first housing element.
  • the additional line core can be arranged in the additional receiving channel for termination.
  • the additional line conductor is advantageously arranged in the additional receiving channel of the first housing element and is connected to the additional contact element.
  • the contact element and/or the further contact element could be connected by means of a non-positive and/or positive connection, such as a snap-in connection and/or plug-in connection and/or rotary connection and/or screw connection and/or Velcro connection, and/or a material connection, for example an adhesive joint and/or welded joint, be connected to the first housing element. It would also be conceivable for the contact element and the further contact element to be formed in one piece with the first housing element.
  • the second housing element can hold and/or accommodate the contacting unit for producing at least the spring clamp connection.
  • the Contacting unit at least partially arranged and / or fixed to the second housing element.
  • the spring clip can be arranged and/or fixed on the second housing element.
  • the second spring clip is preferably arranged and/or fixed on the second housing element.
  • the spring clamp and/or the further spring clamp could be connected by means of a non-positive and/or positive connection, such as a snap-in connection and/or plug-in connection and/or rotary connection and/or screw connection and/or Velcro connection, and/or a material-to-material connection, for example an adhesive joint and/or welded joint, be connected to the second housing element. It would also be conceivable for the spring clamp and/or the further spring clamp to be formed at least partially in one piece with the second housing element.
  • the spring clamp connection and/or the further spring clamp connection for terminating the line core and/or the further line core can be provided.
  • the movement of the first housing element and the second housing element relative to each other can be, for example, a tilting, rotating, pivoting, lever, pushing and/or pulling movement. It would also be conceivable for the first housing element and the second housing element to be completely separable and/or detachable from one another. The first housing element and the second housing element could be plugged together and/or pressed together and/or pushed into one another for contacting at least the line core of the cable.
  • the first housing element and the second housing element are preferably connected to one another at least in sections, in particular permanently, in at least one application state.
  • the housing unit can have at least one swivel and/or rotary bearing through which the swivel axis runs.
  • the swivel and/or rotary bearing can be formed at least partially in one piece, in particular in one piece, with the first housing element and/or the second housing element.
  • first housing element and the second housing element are mounted pivotably relative to one another about a pivot axis, a particularly flexible and user-friendly construction for termination can be provided.
  • This in turn can be an efficiency, in terms of a product and / or cost and / or Assembly and/or disassembly and/or work efficiency can be increased and handling for a user and/or fitter can be improved.
  • first housing element and the second housing element are rotatable relative to one another about an axis of rotation, the pivot axis being the axis of rotation.
  • the pivot axis can run at least in sections through the first housing element and at least the second housing element.
  • the first housing element and/or the second housing element can each be pivoted and/or rotated about the pivot axis by at least 30°, advantageously at least 50°, preferably at least 90° and in particular by no more than 180° and particularly preferably by no more than 260° relative to one another be stored.
  • the first housing element and/or the second housing element preferably forms the actuating element.
  • the first housing element and/or the second housing element can be actuated for terminating the line core and/or at least the additional line core, specifically for producing the spring clamp connection and/or the additional spring clamp connection.
  • the first housing element and/or the second housing element can be actuated relative to the cable insertion direction, specifically movable, for example pivoting and/or rotating and/or tilting. In an initial state of the housing unit, the first housing element and the second housing element can contact one another at least in sections, in particular lie on top of one another and/or be fixed to one another.
  • the user and/or fitter can pivot and/or twist open and/or open the second housing element relative to the first housing element in order to terminate the cable core and/or the additional cable core.
  • the cable core In an opened and/or pivoted-open state of the housing unit, the cable core can be laid and/or pushed and/or plugged into the receiving channel of the first housing element.
  • the line wire in the receiving channel preferably makes contact with the contact element at least in sections.
  • the additional cable core can be inserted and/or pushed and/or plugged into the additional receiving channel of the first housing element.
  • the further conductor in the further receiving channel preferably makes contact with the further contact element at least in sections.
  • the housing unit After arranging the line core in the receiving channel and/or arranging the additional line core in the further receiving channel, the housing unit can be folded shut, and can be transferred back to the initial state.
  • the second housing element can be pivoted and/or rotated relative to the first housing element, specifically for transferring the housing unit into the initial state and also a closed state.
  • the first housing element and the second housing element could be fixed to one another in the initial state, specifically by means of a non-positive and/or positive connection, such as a latching connection and/or plug-in connection and/or rotary connection and/or Screw connection and/or Velcro connection.
  • the contacting unit In the initial state, namely in the closed state, the contacting unit can contact the line core by means of the spring clamp connection. Furthermore, in the initial state, namely in the closed state, the contacting unit can make contact with the further line wire by means of the further spring clamp connection.
  • the spring clip In the initial state, namely in the closed state, the spring clip can press onto the line core and make contact with it.
  • the spring clip preferably presses the line core in the receiving channel against the contact element.
  • the further spring clamp can press onto the further line wire and make contact with it.
  • the additional spring clip presses the additional line core in the additional receiving channel against the additional contact element.
  • the housing unit has an extension of at most 8 mm, advantageously at most 7 mm and preferably at most 5 mm, which is at least essentially perpendicular to a cable insertion direction, in particular the named cable insertion direction.
  • miniaturization of a single-pair Ethernet connector device can be optimized with regard to a housing unit and/or a contacting unit, advantageously at least the spring clip and/or at least one contact element. This in turn can increase efficiency, specifically with regard to product efficiency and/or cost efficiency and/or manufacturing efficiency.
  • the extension can be a direction and/or a length.
  • the extension is a width extension of the single pair Ethernet connector device, especially the housing unit.
  • a “width extension” of an object should be understood to mean an extension of the object in a width extension direction of the object.
  • the "width direction" of the object is a direction which is parallel to a preferably third-longest edge and/or side of one, in particular the smallest mentioned, just about enclosing the object, in particular an imaginary cuboid.
  • Said extent is advantageously aligned at least substantially perpendicularly to said main extent along the main direction of extent of the single-pair Ethernet connector device.
  • “at least essentially perpendicular” should be understood to mean an angle of between 85° and 95°, preferably between 88° and 92° and particularly advantageously of 90°.
  • the housing unit has a further extension of at most 13 mm, advantageously at most 12 mm, preferably at most 10 mm, which is at least essentially perpendicular to the cable insertion direction and to the extension, a construction can be further improved and a miniaturization of a single-pair Ethernet connector device, be further optimized with regard to a housing unit and/or a contacting unit, advantageously at least the spring clip and/or at least one contact element.
  • a reduction in the connection density and/or the ability to be stacked can advantageously be dispensed with.
  • the further extent can be a direction and/or a length.
  • the further extension is a height extension of the single-pair Ethernet connector device, in particular of the housing unit.
  • a “height extension” of an object is to be understood as meaning an extension of the object in a direction of height extension of the object.
  • the "height direction" of the object is a direction which is parallel to a preferably second-longest edge and/or side of one, in particular the smallest mentioned, just about enclosing the object, in particular an imaginary cuboid.
  • the further extension is aligned at least essentially perpendicularly to the main extension mentioned along the main extension direction of the single-pair Ethernet connector device.
  • Main extension direction a longitudinal extension direction of the single pair Ethernet connector device.
  • the "longitudinal direction" of an object is a direction which is parallel to a longest edge and/or side of the smallest, in particular imaginary, cuboid just surrounding the object.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device has a shielding unit which, in an assembled state, at least partially surrounds the contacting unit and the actuating element, in particular with respect to a cable insertion direction in the circumferential direction.
  • a shielding unit which, in an assembled state, at least partially surrounds the contacting unit and the actuating element, in particular with respect to a cable insertion direction in the circumferential direction.
  • the shielding unit is particularly preferably part of the housing unit.
  • the shielding unit forms the housing unit at least to a large extent.
  • the housing unit can be designed in one piece, in particular in one piece, with the shielding unit.
  • the first housing element and/or the second housing element can at least partially have the shielding unit.
  • the first housing element and/or the second housing element is formed at least partially and advantageously completely in one piece, in particular in one piece, with the shielding unit.
  • the shielding unit is preferably provided to prevent transmission of electrical and/or electromagnetic, in particular high-frequency, interference signals from an environment to at least the line core, in particular the line core and/or the additional line core, or from at least the line core, in particular the line core and/or of the further line core, to an environment, in particular to electrical and/or electronic devices arranged adjacent in the environment, to be reduced, preferably minimized.
  • the shielding unit is at least largely or entirely made of metal.
  • the shielding unit preferably comprises a shielding plate.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device has a strain relief unit which is at least partially formed in one piece with the shielding unit.
  • a compact construction can be provided and screening of at least one line core of a cable can be combined with strain relief for the cable.
  • an advantageous strain relief of the cable can be achieved.
  • efficiency and safety can be further increased.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device it would also be conceivable for the single-pair Ethernet connector device to have a strain relief unit, which is designed as a component that is separate from the shielding unit.
  • the housing unit can have at least one holding element.
  • the housing unit advantageously also has a further holding element.
  • the holding element and/or the further holding element can be part of the strain relief unit.
  • the holding element and/or the further holding element is/are preferably configured as a protruding arm/arms.
  • the cable is advantageously arranged between the holding element and the further holding element.
  • the holding element and the further holding element particularly preferably fix the cable from opposite sides.
  • the strain relief unit has a fixing element for fixing the holding element and/or the further holding element to the cable.
  • the fixing element is preferably designed as a cable tie. Alternatively and/or additionally, other non-positive and/or positive and/or material connections for fixing the holding element and/or the further holding element to the cable would also be conceivable.
  • the actuating element it might be conceivable for the actuating element to be arranged completely in the housing unit, in particular the shielding unit, at least in the pushed-in position.
  • the actuation element has an actuation area which is arranged outside a shielding area of the shielding unit.
  • efficiency specifically with regard to assembly and/or disassembly and/or product and/or work efficiency, can be increased and effort, specifically assembly and/or disassembly effort, can be reduced.
  • the actuating element can advantageously be actuated relative to the housing unit parallel to the cable insertion direction.
  • the actuating element in the pushed-in position, is arranged at least to a large extent in the housing unit.
  • the actuation element can have a handle area, which is arranged inside the actuation area, advantageously outside the housing unit.
  • the actuating element preferably has at least one actuating tab which is arranged outside of the housing unit.
  • the actuating tab is preferably part of the grip area.
  • the actuating tab is in contact with the housing unit, in particular when the actuating element is in the pulled-out position and/or in the pushed-in position.
  • the actuating tab has a main extension direction which extends parallel to the main extension direction of the contacting unit, in particular parallel to a main extension direction of the housing unit. It would also be conceivable for the actuating element to have further actuating tabs, in particular at least one further actuating tab, which is advantageously arranged on an opposite side to the actuating tab on the housing unit.
  • the invention is based on a single-pair Ethernet connector kit for terminating, in particular for field assembly, a single-pair Ethernet connector on a cable.
  • a single pair Ethernet plug connector kit for terminating, in particular for field assembly, a single-pair Ethernet connector on a cable.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector device and/or the single pair Ethernet connector and/or the single pair Ethernet connector kit should not be limited to the application and embodiment described above.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector device and/or the single pair Ethernet connector and/or the single pair Ethernet connector kit can have one of a number of individual elements mentioned herein to fulfill a functionality described herein , components and/or units have a different number.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector 14 is present as a single pair Ethernet connector educated.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector 14 has a single-pair Ethernet connector device 16, which in the present case is designed accordingly as a single-pair Ethernet connector device. In this exemplary embodiment, it is a single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 according to the IEC 63171-1, -2, -4, -5, -6 or -7 standard.
  • the single pair Ethernet plug connector 14 is intended to be at least partially plugged into the single pair Ethernet socket 50 .
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 has a plug-in unit 72 which is provided for plugging into a corresponding socket unit 76 of the single-pair Ethernet socket 50 (cf. figure 1 ).
  • the single pair Ethernet plug connector 14 can be plugged into the single pair Ethernet socket 50 along a plugging direction 78 .
  • the plug-in unit 72 can be plugged into the socket unit 76 along the plug-in direction 78 (cf. figure 1 ).
  • the plug-in unit 72 has exactly two pins, namely a pin 96 and a further pin 97.
  • the plug-in unit 72 does not have an additional shield pin.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 is provided for terminating at least one line core 20 of a cable 18 .
  • the present cable 18 has exactly two line cores, specifically the line core 20 and another line core 21 .
  • the cable 18 may be part of the single pair Ethernet connector system 10 or may be an accessory formed independently of the single pair Ethernet connector system 10 .
  • the cable 18 is a network cable.
  • the use of the term line wire 20 and/or additional line wire 21 refers to that part of a conductor and/or an additional conductor of the cable 18 which/which is/are stripped, namely free of an insulation layer and / or sheathing of the cable 18, preferably at least the conductor and / or at least the other conductor are.
  • FIG 2 shows an exploded view of the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16.
  • the present single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 includes a contacting unit 26 for contacting line core 20 by means of a spring clamp connection. Furthermore, the contacting unit 26 is provided for contacting at least the additional line core 21 of the cable 18 by means of an additional spring clamp connection. In the present case, the contacting unit 26 is intended to provide the spring clamp connection and the further spring clamp connection in accordance with the IEC 60352-7 standard.
  • the contacting unit 26 has a spring clip 35 .
  • the spring clamp 35 is intended to provide the spring clamp connection. Furthermore, the contacting unit 26 has a further spring clip 36 .
  • the additional spring clamp 36 is intended to provide the additional spring clamp connection.
  • the spring clip 35 and the further spring clip 36 are at least partially, in the present case completely, formed in one piece. Alternatively, they could Spring clamp 35 and the other spring clamp 36 can also be configured separately from one another.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 has a contact element 80 for making contact with the line core 20 .
  • the contacting unit 26 is intended to contact the line core 20 in a terminated state with the contact element 80 by means of the spring clamp connection.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 has a further contact element 82 for making contact with the further line wire 21 .
  • the contacting unit 26 is intended to contact the additional line core 21 in the terminated state with the additional contact element 82 by means of the additional spring clamp connection.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 has an actuating element 28, by means of which the contacting unit 26 can be actuated.
  • the operation of the actuator 28 will be described further below.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector device 16 has a housing unit 52 .
  • the housing unit 52 surrounds the contacting unit 26 at least in sections and has an extension 53 perpendicular to a cable insertion direction 30 of at most 8 mm.
  • the extension 53 is to be understood here as a length and/or a direction.
  • cable insertion direction 30 runs parallel to a main extension direction of single-pair Ethernet connector device 16, preferably contacting unit 26.
  • Extension 53 is oriented perpendicular to a main extension of single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 along the main extension direction.
  • the extension 53 in this exemplary embodiment is a width extension of the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16.
  • the cable insertion direction 30 runs parallel to the plug-in direction 78 (cf. figure 1 ).
  • the housing unit 52 has a further extension 56 perpendicular to the cable insertion direction 30 and to the extension 53 of at most 13 mm.
  • the further extension 56 is to be understood here as a length and/or a direction.
  • the further extension 56 is perpendicular to the main extension of the single pair Ethernet connector device 16 along the main extension direction aligned.
  • the further extent 56 is a vertical extent of the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 (cf. figure 1 ).
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 has a shielding unit 60 which, in an assembled state, surrounds the contacting unit 26 and the actuating element 28 at least in sections, in the present case with respect to the cable insertion direction 30 in the circumferential direction.
  • the shielding unit 60 is part of the housing unit 52. Furthermore, the shielding unit 60 forms the housing unit 52 at least to a large extent.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 has a strain relief unit 70 which is at least partially formed in one piece with the shielding unit 60 .
  • the housing unit 52 has at least one holding element 86.
  • the housing unit 52 has a further holding element 88 .
  • the holding element 86 and the further holding element 88 are part of the strain relief unit 70.
  • the holding element 86 and the further holding element 88 are designed as two protruding arms, between which the cable 18 is arranged in the assembled state (cf. figures 1 and 5 ).
  • the holding element 86 and the further holding element 88 fix the cable 18 in the assembled state from opposite sides.
  • the holding element 86 and the further holding element 88 each have teeth for fixing to a sheath of the cable 18 .
  • the strain relief unit 70 has a fixing element 84 for improved fixing of the holding element 86 and the further holding element 88 on the cable 18 .
  • the fixing element 84 is designed as a cable tie.
  • FIG 4 the mechanism for actuating the contacting unit 26 is shown schematically using four images a to d.
  • Two views of the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 are shown for each position of the actuating element 28, once closed in a three-dimensional view (cf. figure 4 , a and c) and once in a sectional view (cf. Figure 4, b and d ). While the first two views (cf. figure 4 , a and b) show a pulled-out position of the actuating element 28, clarify the other two views according to FIG Figure 4, c and d a pushed-in position of the actuating element 28.
  • the spring clamp connection and the further spring clamp connection could be produced and/or released independently of one another.
  • the spring clamp connection and the further spring clamp connection can at least be produced simultaneously.
  • the spring clamp connection and the further spring clamp connection can be separated at the same time.
  • the actuating element 28 for actuating the contacting unit 26 can be moved parallel to the cable insertion direction 30 .
  • cable insertion direction 30 is a direction parallel to the already mentioned main extension direction of single-pair Ethernet connector device 16 (cf. figure 1 ).
  • the actuating element 28 can be operated without tools.
  • the actuating element 28 can be actuated by hand parallel to the cable insertion direction 30 , namely it can be moved.
  • the actuating element 28 can be pushed/pushed along the cable insertion direction 30 and/or pulled counter to the cable insertion direction 30 .
  • the actuating element 28 has an actuating area 66 which is arranged outside of a shielding area 62 of the shielding unit 60 .
  • the actuating element 28 has an actuating tab 98 which is arranged outside of the housing unit 52 and rests against the housing unit 52, namely the shielding element 60.
  • the actuating element 28 can be actuated more simply and conveniently by means of the actuating tab 98 .
  • the actuating element 28 can be actuated, specifically pulled, into the pulled-out position counter to the cable insertion direction 30 .
  • the actuating element 28 In the pulled-out position, the actuating element 28 is arranged at least in sections at a distance from at least the contact element 80 and/or the further contact element 82 .
  • the released spring clamp connection and / or further spring clamp connection and / or separated As in Figure 4b can be seen, in the pulled-out position of the actuating element 28 is the Released spring clamp connection and / or further spring clamp connection and / or separated.
  • the actuating element 28 has at least one actuating projection 32 . According to figure 2 It can be seen that the actuator 28 has four actuator projections in this exemplary embodiment. In the present case, only one actuating projection 32 is provided with a reference number.
  • At least the actuating projection 32 bears against at least the spring clip 35 during actuation.
  • actuating projection 32 slides at least in sections along spring clamp 35 and lifts spring clamp 35 at least in sections in order to close at least the spring clamp connection loosen and/or cancel and/or separate.
  • the actuating projection 32 presses against the spring clip 35 and thus enables at least the cable core 20 to be inserted (cf. figure 4 , a and b).
  • the spring clip 35 In the pulled-out position of the actuating element 28, the spring clip 35 is arranged at a distance from the contact element 80 (cf. Figure 4b ).
  • At least the line wire 20 can be guided at least partially through the actuating element 28 for contacting purposes along the cable insertion direction 30 .
  • the actuating element 28 has an opening 90 .
  • the line wire 20 can be guided through the opening 90 (cf. figure 5 ).
  • the additional line wire 21 can be guided at least partially through the actuating element 28 for contacting purposes along the cable insertion direction 30 .
  • the actuating element 28 has a further opening 92 .
  • the additional line wire 21 can be guided through the additional opening 92 .
  • actuating element 28 When actuating element 28 is actuated, namely when actuating element 28 is pushed in along cable insertion direction 30, at least spring clip 35 tensions along the spring clip 35 and, viewed in the cable insertion direction 30, slides at least partially behind at least the Spring clamp 35 in order to produce at least the spring clamp connection.
  • the spring clamp connection When the spring clamp connection is established, at least the actuating projection 32 is arranged at least partially within the spring clamp 35 (cf. Figure 4, c and d ).
  • the actuating projection 32 In the pushed-in position of the actuating element 28 , at least the actuating projection 32 is at least partially arranged within the spring clip 35 . In the pushed-in position of the actuating element 28, the spring clip 35 presses against the contact element 80 (cf. Figure 4d ).
  • FIG 5 1 shows the terminated state of at least the line core 20.
  • the actuating element 28 In the terminated state the actuating element 28 is in the pushed-in position and at least the actuating projection 32 is at least partially arranged inside the spring clip 35.
  • the spring clip 35 presses the line wire 20 against the contact element 80.
  • the spring clip 35 presses the line wire 20 down against the contact element 80.
  • the actuating element 28 can be actuated again against the cable insertion direction 30 into the pulled-out position, and although draggable.
  • the figure 6 a single pair Ethernet connector kit 12 for terminating, specifically for field termination, the single pair Ethernet connector 14 on the cable 18.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector kit 12 includes at least the single pair Ethernet connector assembly 16
  • figure 7 14 shows a single pair Ethernet connector 14a in an alternative embodiment of the invention.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector 14a is designed as a single-pair Ethernet connector.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector 14a has a single pair Ethernet connector device 16a.
  • the figure 7 a single-pair Ethernet connector kit 12a for terminating, specifically for field assembly, the single-pair Ethernet connector 14a on a cable 18a.
  • the single pair Ethernet connector kit 12a includes at least the single pair Ethernet connector device 16a.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16a is provided for terminating at least one line core 20a of the cable 18a.
  • the present cable 18a has exactly two line cores, namely the line core 20a and another line core 21a.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16a has a contacting unit 26a for contacting the line core 20a by means of a spring clamp connection. Furthermore, the contacting unit 26a is provided for contacting at least the additional conductor 21a of the cable 18a by means of an additional spring clamp connection.
  • the contacting unit 26a has a spring clip 35a.
  • the spring clip 35a is provided to provide the spring clip connection.
  • the contacting unit 26a has a further spring clip 36a.
  • the further spring clip 36a is intended to provide the further spring clip connection.
  • the spring clip 35a and the further spring clip 36a are at least partially, in the present case completely, formed in one piece.
  • the spring clamp 35a and the further spring clamp 36a could also be designed separately from one another.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16a has a contact element 80a for making contact with the line core 20a.
  • the contacting unit 26a is intended to contact the line core 20a in a terminated state with the contact element 80a by means of the spring clamp connection.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16a has a further contact element 82a for making contact with the further line wire 21a.
  • the contacting unit 26a is intended to contact the further line core 21a in the terminated state with the further contact element 82a by means of the further spring clamp connection.
  • FIG 7 1 shows an open, specifically a swung open and/or swung open state of a housing unit 52a of the single pair Ethernet connector device 16a.
  • the housing unit 52a present a first housing element 100a and at least a second housing member 102a.
  • the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a can be moved relative to one another in order to actuate the contacting unit 26a for contacting the line core 20a and/or the further line core 21a.
  • the second housing element 102a can be moved relative to the first housing element 100a, with the first housing element 100a or at least one component/component of the first housing element 100a forming a fixed and/or stable reference base, relative to which the second housing element 102a can be moved.
  • the Figures 7 to 9 each branch the opened and / or pivoted state of the housing unit 52a from different positions, wherein figure 9 has a sectional view.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16a has a shielding unit 60a which, in an assembled state, surrounds the contacting unit 26a and the actuating element 28a at least in sections, in the present case with respect to a cable insertion direction 30a in the circumferential direction.
  • the housing unit 52a is formed in one piece, in particular in one piece with the shielding unit 60a.
  • the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a at least partially have the shielding unit 60a.
  • the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a are formed at least partially in one piece, in particular in one piece, with the shielding unit 60a.
  • the first housing element 100a is intended to hold and/or carry at least the contact element 80a.
  • the contact element 80a is at least partially arranged and/or fixed on/in the first housing element 100a.
  • the first housing element 100a is additionally provided to hold and/or carry at least the further contact element 82a.
  • the further contact element 82a is at least partially arranged and/or fixed on/in the first housing element 100a.
  • the first housing element 100a has at least one receiving channel 108a for the line wire 20a of the cable 18a.
  • the contact element 80a is arranged at least in sections in the receiving channel 108a of the first housing element 100a (cf. figures 8 and 9 ).
  • the line wire 20a can be arranged in the receiving channel 108a for termination.
  • the first housing element 100a has at least one additional receiving channel 110a for the additional line wire 21a of the cable 18a.
  • the further contact element 82a is at least partially in the further receiving channel 110a of the first housing element 100a (cf. figure 9 ).
  • the additional line wire 21a can be arranged in the additional receiving channel 110a for termination.
  • the contacting unit 26a for producing at least the spring clamp connection is at least partially arranged and/or fixed in the second housing element 102a.
  • the spring clip 35a is arranged and/or fixed on the second housing element 102a.
  • the second spring clip 36a is additionally arranged and/or fixed on the second housing element 102a.
  • the spring clip 35a and/or the further spring clip 36a is/are connected by means of a non-positive and/or positive connection, such as a snap-in connection and/or plug-in connection and/or rotary connection and/or screw connection and/or Velcro connection, and/or a material connection , For example, an adhesive bond and / or weld, connected to the second housing element 102a.
  • the spring clamp connection and/or the further spring clamp connection for terminating the line core 20a and/or the further line core 21a is provided by moving and/or actuating the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a relative to one another.
  • the movement of the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a relative to one another can be, for example, a tilting, rotating, pivoting, lever, pushing and/or pulling movement.
  • the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a are mounted pivotably relative to one another about a pivot axis 106a.
  • the pivot axis 106a runs through the first housing element 100a and at least the second housing element 102a (cf. figures 7 and 8th ).
  • the first housing element 100a and/or the second housing element 102a can each be pivoted and/or rotated about the pivot axis 106a by at least 30°, in the present case at least 50°, relative to one another.
  • the single-pair Ethernet connector device 16a has an actuating element 28a, by means of which the contacting unit 26a can be actuated.
  • the second housing element 102a forms the actuating element 28a.
  • the first housing element 100a can also form the actuating element 28a.
  • the second housing element 102a can be actuated to terminate the line wire 20a and/or the further line wire 21a, namely to produce the spring clamp connection and/or the further spring clamp connection.
  • the line wire 20a can be inserted and/or inserted and/or plugged into the receiving channel 108a of the first housing element 100a, specifically in the cable insertion direction 30a.
  • the line core 20a contacts the contact element 80a at least in sections (cf. figure 12 ).
  • the additional cable core 21a can be inserted and/or inserted and/or plugged into the additional receiving channel 110a of the first housing element 100a, specifically in the cable insertion direction 30a.
  • the further line core 21a makes contact with the further contact element 82a at least in sections in the further receiving channel 110a.
  • the housing unit 52a can be folded shut.
  • the Figures 10 to 12 show the closed state of the housing unit 52a.
  • the closed state of the housing unit 52a describes an initial state of the housing unit 52a, from which the housing unit 52a can be reversibly converted into the opened and/or pivoted state.
  • the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a make contact at least in sections.
  • a user and/or fitter can pivot and/or twist open and/or open the second housing element 102a relative to the first housing element 100a in order to terminate the line core 20a and/or the further line core 21a.
  • the second housing member 102a is reversibly pivotable and/or rotatable relative to the first housing member 100a for transfer from the unfolded and / or pivoted state in the initial state, namely in the closed state of the housing unit 52a.
  • the first housing element 100a and the second housing element 102a are fixed to one another in the initial state, specifically by means of a non-positive and/or positive connection, such as the present case with a latching connection.
  • the termination namely the contacting of the line wire 20a clarifies.
  • the contacting unit 26a contacts the line core 20a by means of the spring clamp connection.
  • the contacting unit 26a makes contact in the initial state, namely in the closed state, by means of the further spring clamp connection, the further line core 21a.
  • the spring clip 35a presses onto the line wire 20a and makes contact with it.
  • the spring clip 35a presses the line wire 20a in the receiving channel 108a against the contact element 80a (cf. figure 12 ).

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EP22215093.0A 2021-12-21 2022-12-20 Dispositif de connecteur ethernet à paire unique, connecteur ethernet à paire unique, kit de connecteur ethernet à paire unique Pending EP4203196A1 (fr)

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