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EP0892997B1
EP0892997B1 EP97915368A EP97915368A EP0892997B1 EP 0892997 B1 EP0892997 B1 EP 0892997B1 EP 97915368 A EP97915368 A EP 97915368A EP 97915368 A EP97915368 A EP 97915368A EP 0892997 B1 EP0892997 B1 EP 0892997B1
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plug connector
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Bernhard Allgaier
Bernd Hagmann
Michael Fritton
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Hirschmann Electronics GmbH and Co KG
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R9/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, e.g. terminal strips or terminal blocks; Terminals or binding posts mounted upon a base or in a case; Bases therefor
    • H01R9/03—Connectors arranged to contact a plurality of the conductors of a multiconductor cable, e.g. tapping connections
    • H01R9/031—Connectors arranged to contact a plurality of the conductors of a multiconductor cable, e.g. tapping connections for multiphase cables, e.g. with contact members penetrating insulation of a plurality of conductors
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R4/00—Electrically-conductive connections between two or more conductive members in direct contact, i.e. touching one another; Means for effecting or maintaining such contact; Electrically-conductive connections having two or more spaced connecting locations for conductors and using contact members penetrating insulation
    • H01R4/24—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands
    • H01R4/2416—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands the contact members having insulation-cutting edges, e.g. of tuning fork type
    • H01R4/242—Connections using contact members penetrating or cutting insulation or cable strands the contact members having insulation-cutting edges, e.g. of tuning fork type the contact members being plates having a single slot
    • H01R4/2425—Flat plates, e.g. multi-layered flat plates
    • H01R4/2429—Flat plates, e.g. multi-layered flat plates mounted in an insulating base
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R2107/00—Four or more poles

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  • the invention relates to a cable connector according to the preamble of claim 1, as is already known for example from DE 42 14 711 C 1 in a multi-pole version.
  • the contact elements are manufactured as low-cost stamped and bent parts, and reliable contacts are made without stray wire strands and with automated wire feed.
  • the contact elements are only suitable for one-time assembly, since they are clawed in the contact carrier and would damage it if it was pulled out violently to release the wire contact.
  • this fixed design means that only cable cores of a very specific diameter corresponding to the clamping slot width can be connected. This means that a special cable connector is required for each type of cable.
  • the full length of the contact elements are to be inserted radially into the contact carrier, which must have correspondingly large openings for this purpose, which presents considerable difficulties in the case of overmolded designs or requires additional sealing measures.
  • the contact elements cannot be optimally designed with regard to the material selection and the material costs, so that only a compromise between the most favorable properties of the insulation displacement connector and plug contact can be achieved.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of a cable connector of the type mentioned Art in such a way that the contact elements in a simple and inexpensive Way can be used for different wire diameters and the cable connector can also be overmolded with little effort.
  • the above described should Get advantages of the cable connector known from DE 42 14 711 C1 stay.
  • the plug-in contact part can be firmly and tightly inserted in the contact carrier, which means that the connector design according to the invention is also particularly suitable for extrusion coating, because no encapsulation material gets into the plug-in contact area of the contact carrier and, in contrast to the prior art, no additional sealing measures have to be taken for this .
  • the connector design according to the invention is also particularly suitable for extrusion coating, because no encapsulation material gets into the plug-in contact area of the contact carrier and, in contrast to the prior art, no additional sealing measures have to be taken for this .
  • a cable connector that can be assembled or an overmolded connector can be produced, which additionally enables a reduction in storage.
  • the contact plates are not guided in the longitudinal direction of the cable core, so that the correct position and clean contacting of the cable core transverse to the longitudinal axis of the plug contact element is not guaranteed.
  • the plug contact according to the US patent is not suitable for overmolding.
  • the two clamping legs formed by the insulation displacement slot are also somewhat elastic transversely to the insulation displacement slot and can therefore be compressed somewhat at least at the free ends.
  • This property is used in an embodiment according to claim 5 in the following way: When the contact plate is pressed in, the clamping legs are pressed together to such an extent that they can be inserted with the latching lugs ahead through the recess in the connection-side end part of the plug-in contact part. After passing through the recess, the clamping limbs spring up to their desired distance, as a result of which the latching lugs engage behind the edge sections of the recess, that is to say the insulation displacement parts are pre-latched and are therefore captively arranged in the contact element.
  • the locking lugs have a conical insertion bevel.
  • the clamping leg ends are slightly compressed using a simple tool.
  • the adjacent outer parts correspond the desired contact target position of the contact plate at which the optimal terminal connection reached and shearing of the cable core at the top of the blind hole is effective is prevented.
  • a tool for pulling out the contact plate be introduced.
  • the extension could also be omitted entirely or designed so that no tool intervention exists between it and the connection-side end part of the plug contact part. In this case it is advantageous, according to claim 10, to engage a tool through a corresponding recess or a breakthrough in the protruding outwardly beyond the connection-side end part Section of the contact plate.
  • a further advantageous construction of the insulation displacement part consists in execute the extension according to the contact plate, the width of the two contact slots can be of different sizes, so that two by simply turning the insulation displacement part Core diameters are covered.
  • connection-side end part of the plug-in contact part Due to a particularly advantageous embodiment of the connection-side end part of the plug-in contact part according to claim 12, the two clamping legs of the contact plate are kept stable in their desired position, thereby effectively preventing expansion when the cable core penetrates. In this way, not only is a consistently high contact force of the insulation displacement part ensured, but also an undesired sliding back of the contact plate and thus a loosening of the contacting is avoided simply and safely.
  • the clamping legs can be made narrower without reducing the required contact force. This enables a smaller design, which meets a basic requirement for connectors.
  • this design ensures a permanently secure conductive connection between the plug-in contact part and the insulation displacement part, even with strong shaking movements, as a result of which the relevant advantage of a one-piece design of the contact elements is retained despite the two-part construction according to the invention.
  • the cable connector according to claim 13 is simple clean guidance of both the cable cores and the contact plate. That is always ensures that the insulation displacement contact is optimally in the right place the cable wires and in the intended area of the insulation displacement slot.
  • the U-shaped insulating part can accordingly Claim 15 can be made in one piece with this cover part. It protrudes when the cover part is installed on the face side up to the inserted contact plate in a contact chamber of the Contact carrier. The end face of the edge part of the blind hole extends from the plug side also almost to the inserted contact plate, so that between the two end faces a slot-like recess for inserting the contact plate is formed.
  • the insulating part In comparison to the described embodiment according to claim 14, in which the U-shaped insulating part is integral with the contact carrier, the insulating part itself therefore does not have to have a slot. Together with its arrangement on the cover part, this enables faster, more reliable and more cost-effective production, in particular through much simpler tools and production steps (for example in the injection molding process).
  • the insertion of the cable core is completely problem-free, because it only has to be pushed through the through-opening, which is expediently adapted to the core cross-section and provided with an insertion funnel, and thereby slides automatically through the U-shaped insulating part into the blind hole.
  • the cover part and the contact carrier can be either fixed or releasably connected to one another according to claims 18 and 19.
  • the first solution which can be realized by overmolding, gluing or plastic welding, is inexpensive and particularly suitable for tight cable connectors
  • the second version e.g. made by screw, clip or snap-in connection, enables the same contact carrier with different cover parts to be used, which insertion openings for different have strong cable cores.
  • this releasability allows the insulation displacement parts to be replaced in a simple manner (if necessary also individually) for those whose contact plates have insulation displacement slots of different dimensions. This enables a high degree of adaptability to a wide variety of applications.
  • the cover part has at least one recess which, when the cable connector is installed, engages in an end projection of the contact carrier. It is particularly expedient if, according to claim 21, the contact chamber partition walls of the contact carrier, which are present anyway, engage in adapted groove-shaped recesses in the cover part and gaps between the U-shaped insulating parts. This not only simplifies assembly by means of exact positioning and fixing of the cover part on the contact carrier, but also a particularly simple coding option without an additional part and also with a symmetrical construction of the cable connector and identically designed U-shaped insulating parts.
  • a cable connector in which all contact elements are arranged according to claim 22 are, is particularly easy to use in an advantageous manner. It is useful to all Contact elements should also be arranged in one plane, so that the axial length of the cable connector is as low as possible.
  • the contact plate according to claim 24 a corresponding number of insulation displacement slots and an equal number of blind holes. According to the diameters of the cable wires to be connected the slot widths can be the same or different.
  • the cable connector is not overmolded, it usually has the contact carrier closely comprehensive, e.g. B. in the form of a grip sleeve formed housing.
  • the contact carrier closely comprehensive, e.g. B. in the form of a grip sleeve formed housing.
  • a structure according to claim 25 particularly cheap because after the application of the grip sleeve without the slightest additional effort, an additional securing of the insulation displacement part in the Target contact position is reached and thus permanent, secure contacting of the cable cores is also guaranteed if the cable connector is exposed to strong vibrations is.
  • the contact plate to be inserted through its recess (especially without a support according to claim 3) is unstable in the vertical direction and an exact insertion for contacting the cable core is difficult.
  • a secure guidance of the insulation displacement part in the desired direction is ensured in a simple manner even if the force exerted on this for inserting or removing the insulation displacement part does not act, or only partially, in the desired direction, so that at the same time tilting is effectively prevented.
  • the guidance in the plane perpendicular to the plug axis is achieved by guide surfaces along which the connection-side and the plug-side surface of the guide arms slide. The distance between the guide surfaces is slightly larger than the material thickness of the guide arms, so that both easy sliding and adequate guidance of the guide arms is achieved in the plane mentioned.
  • the insulation displacement part is simple and inexpensive to set up and manufacture if it - e.g. as a stamped sheet metal part - is made in one piece (claim 29).
  • a particularly advantageous embodiment of the insulation displacement part is specified in claim 30.
  • This to an education according to claim 5 alternative realization of a captive the arrangement of the insulation displacement part has the advantage that the clamping legs no need for protruding tabs protruding outwards.
  • This is the side Space requirement of the insulation displacement part is minimized, so that the contact chambers are also weaker can be executed.
  • the outer edges of the clamping legs can slide along the entire length of the partition walls and thereby further improve the guidance of the insulation displacement part.
  • the clamping legs do not have to be resilient (transversely to the insulation displacement slot), so that a much larger selection of materials is available for the insulation displacement part and, in particular, rigid materials can be selected, which moreover ensure a defined crushing of the wires in the insulation displacement slot.
  • the holding shoulders can be designed as parts of the contact carrier, but this would make its structure more complex and would only permit rigid materials for the insulation displacement part to a limited extent.
  • An advantageous embodiment of the cable connector therefore consists, according to claim (31), as a holding shoulder area of already existing on the cover part, for example - as described - to form a groove-shaped recess for receiving a contact chamber partition wall existing.
  • the guide arms are approximately as long as the clamping legs of the contact plate. In this way, a maximum extension length of the guide arms is achieved, so that even when using thicker cable wires, the contact plate can be pushed back so far that the cable wire can be pulled out of the cable connector.
  • the loosening of a wire contact by pulling out the insulation displacement part is special easy to handle by inserting a simple tool between the extension of the Insulation displacement part and the base wall of the connection-side end part of the plug contact part. This is facilitated without additional effort in that according to claim 33 of the extension a slightly bent tab is extended.
  • the cable connector 1 consists of a plastic contact carrier 2, four contact elements 3 arranged therein for electrical connection the stranded wires 4 of four insulated cable wires 5 of a cable 6 and one of the contact carriers 2 housing in the area of the cable connection, designed as a grip sleeve 7.
  • the contact elements 3 each consist of a plug contact part 8 and a separate one Insulation displacement part 9.
  • Each plug contact part 8 is on the plug side as a blade contact 10 for insertion formed in adapted sockets of a mating connector, not shown, and has an approximately U-shaped connection-side end part 11 with a base wall 12 and two side walls 13 on.
  • the insulation displacement part 9 consists of a contact plate 14 and a protruding therefrom at right angles Extension 15.
  • the contact plate 14 is an insulation displacement with an insulation displacement slot 16, which has an inlet slope 17 for the safe insertion of a cable core 5 has.
  • the clamping legs 18 formed by the insulation displacement slot 16 wear on free end protruding outwards 19.
  • the base wall 12 there is a slot-shaped recess running transversely to the direction of insertion 20 attached through which the contact plate 14 into the interior of the connection-side end part 11 as far can be inserted until the extension 15 with angled outer parts 21 on the outer surface the base wall 12 abuts.
  • the width of the recess 20 corresponds approximately to that of the contact plate 14 and is less than the clear mutual distance of the locking lugs 19.
  • the contact plate 14 When the contact plate 14 is inserted, it slides on the side edges of the recess 20 along, whereby the free end portions of the clamping legs 18 so far compressed elastically be that the contact plate 14 is inserted through the recess 20 can be. Then snap the clamping legs 18 apart, so that the locking lugs 19 engage behind the lateral edge portions of the recess 20 with locking shoulders 23 and the insulation displacement part 9 captive, however - in contrast to the prior art one-piece contact elements - detachable in the plug-in contact part if necessary using a simple tool is arranged (pre-locking position).
  • the contact carrier 2 has four blind holes running in the axial direction of the cable connector 1 24 for inserting the free end sections of the insulated cable wires 5, which are on the connection side in U-shaped, open towards insulation displacement part 9, with contact carrier 2 continue one-piece guide parts 25, the shape and dimensions of the cable cores 5 adapted are.
  • they each have a slot 26 into which the Contact plate 14 can be inserted at the front for clean guidance transversely to the connector axis A.
  • the guide parts 25 are arranged in pairs with a common base and open Recesses 27 of the contact carrier 2 through which the insulation displacement parts 9 are introduced can be.
  • the contact carrier 2 has four axial bushings 28 for inserting the knife contacts 10 on. They are dimensioned such that their walls due to the elasticity of the plastic of the contact carrier 2 bear under pressure on the knife contacts 10 and thereby one Sealing effect. This is e.g. B. then advantageous if an injection molding instead of the housing 7 is provided because an undesired penetration of extrusion material into the plug area is effectively prevented without additional effort.
  • the extensions 15 are so far in the recesses 27 of the contact carrier 2 inserted that its outermost parts with the outer contour of the contact carrier 2 are flush.
  • this is a further safeguarding of the contact target position all insulation displacement parts 9 achieved and at the same time ensured that these positions have actually been taken up by the insulation displacement parts 9 during their assembly, because otherwise the last assembly step, namely sliding the handle sleeve 7 on the contact carrier 2 could not be carried out due to the above parts.
  • the cable connector according to the second embodiment also consists of a Plastic contact carrier 2, four contact elements 3 arranged therein for electrical connection the stranded wires 4 of four insulated cable wires 5 of a cable 6 and one of the Contact carrier 2 in the area of the cable connection closely encompassing, designed as a grip sleeve Housing 7.
  • the contact elements 3 also each consist of a plug contact part 8 and a separate one Insulation displacement part 9.
  • Each plug contact part 8 is on the plug side as a blade contact 10 for Inserted into adapted sockets of a mating connector, not shown and has an approximately U-shaped connection-side end part 11 with a base wall 12 and two Side walls 13 on.
  • the insulation displacement part 9 consists of a contact plate 14 and a protruding therefrom at right angles Extension 15.
  • the contact plate 14 is an insulation displacement with an insulation displacement slot 16, which has an inlet slope 17 for the secure insertion of a cable core 5 having.
  • the clamping legs 18 formed by the insulation displacement slot 16 bear no latches.
  • the extension 15 has two integral with it, parallel to the clamping legs 18 and with these approximately the same length guide arms 31, the free end pieces 32 are angled in the connection-side direction by 90 °.
  • the guide arms 31 each have a connection-side surface 33, a plug-side surface 34 and an inner and an outer longitudinal edge 35, 35 '.
  • the plug-side surfaces 34 rest on the connection-side end face 36 of the connection-side end part 11 of the plug contact part 8.
  • the area of the extension 15 lying between the guide arms 31 is extended as a tab 37 which is bent outwards at a small angle.
  • the base wall 12 of the plug contact part 8 there is a cross-section to the plug direction slot-shaped recess 20 through which the contact plate 14 into the interior of the connection-side end part 11 can be inserted until the extension 15 on the outer surface the base wall 12 abuts.
  • the width of the recess 20 is slightly larger than that the contact plate 14.
  • the contact carrier 2 has four contact chambers 40 separated from one another by partitions 39, in which the insulation displacement contacting of the stranded wire cores 4 of the cable cores 5 with the contact elements 3 takes place. They are on the connection side and - for actuating the insulation displacement parts 9 - open on the side. An axial blind hole 24 is provided in each contact chamber 40, into which the associated insulated cable core 5 can be inserted.
  • a cover part 41 made of plastic is provided in this cable connector 1, which after the introduction of the contact elements 3 in the contact carrier 2 with the latter is firmly connected by plastic welding.
  • the cover part 41 has four through openings 42 with insertion funnel 43, which protrudes as a U-shaped plug Continue guide parts 25, the wire receiving areas in shape and dimension of the cable loader 5 are adapted.
  • the cover part 41 also has four L-shaped walls 45, the short legs 46 of which are each include an axial groove-shaped recess 47.
  • the guide parts 25 are in pairs separated from one another by gaps 48, 48 ′, which run perpendicular to the cutouts 47. These recesses 47 and gaps 48, 48 'are arranged such that they are joined together of cover part 41 and contact carrier 2, the connection-side end regions of the partitions 39 of the contact chambers 40. This means that the correct assignment is identical trained and axially symmetrically arranged guide parts 25 and contact chambers 40 and a clean alignment of guide parts 25 and blind holes 24 guaranteed and an exact pre-fixation for the welding process is also achieved.
  • connection-side surfaces 33 of the guide arms 31 bear against the end surfaces 49 of the L-shaped walls 45.
  • the guide arms 31 are thus guided in the axial direction between these end faces 49 and the connection-side end faces 36 of the end part 11 of the plug-in contact part 8, and tilting in the recess 20 is reliably avoided.
  • the same advantage is achieved by guiding the side edges 38 of the clamping legs 18 of the contact plate 14 on the side walls 13 of the connection-side end part 11 of the plug-in contact part 8 and the inner longitudinal edges 35 of the guide arms 31 on the guide parts 25 and at the same time the outer longitudinal edges 35 'of the Guide arms 31 achieved on the inner surfaces of the chamber partitions 39.
  • the wall parts 50 of the longer legs 51 projecting laterally beyond the guide parts 25 the walls 45 also serve as a stop for the pulled (opened) insulation displacement parts 9, which are thereby captive in a simple manner.
  • Insulation displacement part 9 is not designed to be resilient, but can be made of rigid, a defined one Material ensuring clamping force.
  • assembly can be carried out quickly and safely using the following assembly steps: After insertion of the contact plate 14 of the insulation displacement parts 9 through the recesses of the plug contact parts 8, the contact elements 3 thus completed are inserted with their knife contacts 10 through the openings provided in the contact carrier 2. Then the cover part 41 is placed on the contact carrier 2 so that the cross-shaped partitions 39 engage in the groove-shaped recesses 47 of the L-shaped walls 45 and in the gaps 48, 48 'between the guide parts 25 and an inner cover surface 52 on a corresponding one contact surface of the contact carrier 2 rests. Cover part 41 and contact carrier 42 are now welded. The cable connection can then be made with the contact carrier 2 completely pre-assembled and closed with the cover part 41.
  • the insulation displacement parts 9 are first pulled out of the end part 11 of the plug contact part 8 until the end pieces 32 stop on the wall parts 50 of the walls 45.
  • a simple tool for example a screwdriver
  • the four non-stripped cable wires 5 are inserted into the lead-through openings 42 of the cover part 41 and, at the same time, are inserted into the blind holes 24 up to the stop by guiding the entire cable 6.
  • the stranded wires 4 with the insulation displacement parts 9 are now only to be pressed into the contact chambers, which can be done using a simple plier-like tool.
  • the assembly of the cable connector 1 is finally completed by inserting the connected contact carrier 2 into a housing 7.

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