EP4070414A1 - Buchsenkörper - Google Patents
BuchsenkörperInfo
- Publication number
- EP4070414A1 EP4070414A1 EP20815813.9A EP20815813A EP4070414A1 EP 4070414 A1 EP4070414 A1 EP 4070414A1 EP 20815813 A EP20815813 A EP 20815813A EP 4070414 A1 EP4070414 A1 EP 4070414A1
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- EP
- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- socket
- indentation
- socket body
- spring tab
- central axis
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
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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
- H01R11/00—Individual connecting elements providing two or more spaced connecting locations for conductive members which are, or may be, thereby interconnected, e.g. end pieces for wires or cables supported by the wire or cable and having means for facilitating electrical connection to some other wire, terminal, or conductive member, blocks of binding posts
- H01R11/11—End pieces or tapping pieces for wires, supported by the wire and for facilitating electrical connection to some other wire, terminal or conductive member
- H01R11/28—End pieces consisting of a ferrule or sleeve
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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
- H01R13/00—Details of coupling devices of the kinds covered by groups H01R12/70 or H01R24/00 - H01R33/00
- H01R13/02—Contact members
- H01R13/10—Sockets for co-operation with pins or blades
- H01R13/11—Resilient sockets
- H01R13/111—Resilient sockets co-operating with pins having a circular transverse section
Definitions
- the present invention relates to a socket body according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for producing a corresponding socket body according to claim 15.
- Socket bodies for electrical plug connections are known from the prior art. Such socket bodies have a socket opening into which a plug pin can be inserted. An electrical contact is established between the socket body and the plug pin between the outside of the plug pin and the inside of the socket opening.
- the invention is based on an object of specifying a socket body which overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art.
- it is an object of the present invention to specify a socket body which has a spring tab which creates improved contact properties for a plug pin.
- a socket body comprises a socket space, delimited by a socket wall and extending along a central axis, for receiving a plug pin.
- the socket space has a socket opening through which the plug pin can be pushed into the socket space.
- At least one incision extends through the socket wall in such a way that at least one spring tab is formed, which spring tab is bent into the socket space.
- the front of the spring tab has an edge facing the socket space.
- the spring clip has at least one in particular exactly one indentation, which is designed in such a way that a contact point, in particular a contact point, for contacting a plug pin to be inserted into the socket space is formed laterally to the indentation.
- the indentation creates determined contact points or contact points which improve the electrical contact between the socket body and the plug pin.
- the determined contact is advantageous for the actual contact process, in which the plug pin is pushed into the socket space, because the mechanical abrasion in the area of the edge can be reduced compared to an edge without an indentation. This enables a higher number of mating cycles with constant contact properties.
- At least one of the indentations is located in the middle of the spring pocket, viewed in the direction of the central axis.
- the indentation lies centrally in the edge which delimits the spring tab.
- an arrangement that is symmetrical with respect to the connector pin can be created in the direction of the central axis, which optimizes the forces when the connector pin is pushed in.
- the plug pin is slightly centered in the socket area.
- the spring pocket has an edge facing the socket space on the front, said indentation being arranged at the edge.
- a socket body comprises a socket space, delimited by a socket wall and extending along a central axis, for receiving a plug pin.
- the socket space has a socket opening through which the plug pin can be pushed into the socket space.
- At least one incision extends through the socket wall, seen in cross-section transversely to the central axis, at an angle inclined to the central axis, in such a way that at least one spring tab is formed, which spring tab is bent into the socket space.
- the front of the spring tab has an edge facing the socket space.
- the spring tab has at least one, in particular exactly one, indentation at the edge, which is designed in such a way that a contact point for contacting a plug pin to be inserted into the socket is formed on the side of the indentation.
- the indentation also makes a possible one Burr on the edge, which remains on the spring clip due to the manufacturing process, is removed at least at the contact point at which the spring pocket comes into contact with the connector pin.
- the burr is deburred through the indentation. Such a burr typically increases mechanical wear.
- the at least one indentation preferably completely interrupts the edge in the area of the indentation . This means that the edge is essentially no longer present in the area of the indentation due to the arrangement of the indentation.
- the at least one indentation preferably extends into a front surface of the spring tab facing the socket opening and / or into a wall surface of the spring tab facing the socket opening.
- the front area is the area that can be seen when looking over the socket opening into the socket area.
- the at least one indentation particularly preferably extends into a front surface of the spring clip facing the socket opening and into a wall surface of the spring pocket facing the socket opening. This ensures that the edge is reliably interrupted during the manufacturing process.
- the at least one indentation extends from the edge in a direction transverse to the central axis essentially completely over the front surface or that the at least one indentation extends from the edge in a direction transverse to the central axis over a maximum of half the front surface.
- the direction transverse to the central axis can also be understood as a radial direction.
- the contact points are preferably formed on the edge; in particular, the contact points each lie at an end point of the edge which forms the transition to the indentation.
- a third contact point is preferably provided by the surface of the socket wall with respect to the central axis opposite the indentation with the two contact points.
- the contact points are preferably located such that the contact points are the corner points of an isosceles, acute triangle. This ensures that the contact points are each connected to the connector pin at three points.
- the third contact point is provided by a contact line.
- the third contact point is preferably located between the two contact points, viewed in the direction of the central axis, in such a way that a line which extends at right angles to the central axis and through the third contact point runs centrally between the two contact points provided by the indentation. In this way, symmetrical contact with respect to the plug pin can be provided.
- the incision preferably extends in cross-section, viewed transversely to the central axis, at an angle ⁇ at an angle to the central axis.
- the incision preferably runs over a first section with the angle inclined at an angle to the central axis and in a second section parallel to the central axis.
- the second section can be dispensed with. If the angle a runs steeply to the central axis, the second section is advantageous for the spring action of the spring tab.
- said incision surfaces of the section running at an angle to the central axis are part of a surface of a planar cylinder section, which cylinder section runs at an angle to the central axis.
- the incision can, however, also be a rounded incision which, through the rounding, also runs at an angle to the central axis in small sections.
- the free end of the spring tab is oriented towards the socket opening. This means that the plug body already comes into contact with the pencil case when it is pushed into the socket space at a relatively shallow depth of insertion. This increases the required insertion force by leaps and bounds, which enables a defined insertion procedure.
- the free end of the spring tab can also be oriented away from the socket opening.
- the number of incisions can be variable depending on the embodiment, which also varies the number of spring tabs. This means that at least one further incision forms a further spring tab, which is designed essentially the same as the said first spring tab. In these variants, two or three or four or even more incisions and the corresponding number of spring tabs are conceivable.
- the incisions are preferably arranged distributed around the circumference of the socket body, the spacings between the incisions being the same in each case. It is also possible to have several incisions in the direction of the central axis are arranged at a distance from one another.
- the electrical contact is provided either between the plug pin pushed into the socket space and between the surface of the socket space and the spring tab; or between the plug pin pushed into the socket space and between the spring tab.
- the incision is preferably arranged in such a way that a cylindrical guide section extending from the end face of the socket body into the socket space is formed for receiving the plug pin, which cylindrical guide section has an inner wall running completely around the central axis.
- the socket opening is first adjoined by the cylindrical guide section, with the spring tab then protruding into the socket area with increasing depth into the socket area.
- this means that the socket opening is adjoined by a cylindrical guide section which accordingly guides the plug pin with its inner wall when it is pushed into the socket opening.
- the incision is preferably delimited on the upper side by the upper incision surface and on the underside by a lower incision surface, which incision surfaces preferably extend parallel to one another when the spring tab is unbent.
- the spring tab is preferably in such a way that the free end of the upper incision surface comes into contact with the lower incision surface. This contact enables a simple yet specific deformation of the spring tab during the manufacture of the socket body.
- the spring tab is preferably located in such a way that the free end of the upper incision surface does not come into contact with the lower incision surface.
- the incision is thus essentially delimited by the upper and lower incision surfaces.
- the designation above and below is to be understood in connection with the incision surfaces to the effect that the lower incision surface, viewed in cross section, lies closer to the socket space than the upper incision surface.
- the incision surfaces preferably each extend through the jacket surface into the socket body. In other embodiments it is also conceivable that at least the lower incision surface extends from the end face of the socket body into the socket body. This means that the incision extends from the jacket surface and the end surface into the socket body.
- the incision extends completely through the socket body, seen transversely to the central axis and parallel to its incision surfaces; and / or that the incision has a incision width which is less than 10% of the maximum incision depth viewed in the direction of the central axis; and / or that the incision, viewed in cross section, is at an angle a of 30 ° to 60 °, in particular at an angle of 40 ° to 50 °, in particular 45 °, to the central axis.
- the incision width is preferably greater in the case of socket bodies with larger diameters than in the case of socket bodies with smaller diameters. This means that in the case of a socket body with a large diameter an incision with a larger incision width is provided, while in the case of a socket body with a small diameter an incision with a smaller incision width is provided.
- the recess surface and the said incision surfaces are preferably flat surfaces.
- a flat surface is understood to mean a surface which extends in a plane.
- the spring tab has a wall surface facing the socket space, the wall surface facing the socket space having an area with a reduced diameter, and the indentation extending into the wall area in the area with the reduced diameter.
- the area with the reduced diameter preferably has a diameter which is smaller than the diameter of the socket opening.
- the wall surface extends conically to a cylindrical section which adjoins the socket opening, up to the reduced diameter, and then again widens conically. The indentation is then arranged in the transition between the two cones.
- Said region preferably has a minimum internal diameter, the indentation extending through this minimum internal diameter as seen in the direction of the central axis.
- At least two spring pockets which spring tabs are evenly distributed around the circumference. At least three spring tabs are particularly preferably present, which ensure good centering and contacting of the plug in the socket space.
- the at least one spring tab is preferably connected at the end to the socket wall and that the area with the reduced diameter lies between the two connection points.
- the incision preferably runs parallel to the central axis.
- the spring tab is provided by two incisions on the side of the spring tab.
- the spring tab is preferably arranged in such a way that a cylindrical guide section extending from the end face of the socket body into the socket space is formed for receiving the plug pin, which cylindrical guide section has an inner wall running completely around the central axis. Seen in the direction of insertion, the socket opening is first adjoined by the cylindrical guide section, with the spring tab then protruding into the socket area with increasing depth into the socket area. In other words, this means that the socket opening is adjoined by a cylindrical guide section which accordingly guides the plug pin with its inner wall when it is pushed into the socket opening.
- This has the advantage that the center axis of the plug pin is aligned collinear to the center axis of the socket space before the plug pin meets the spring tab.
- the indentation preferably extends with respect to the circumference of the socket space over a circumferential angle of a maximum of 25 °, in particular a maximum of 10 °, in particular a maximum of 5 °.
- the circumferential angle is preferably dependent on the diameter of the socket opening. In the case of a large diameter, the circumferential angle is preferably also larger, while in the case of a smaller diameter the circumferential angle is also smaller.
- the at least one indentation can be produced in various ways.
- the at least one indentation is provided by an embossing point.
- the indentation can be produced, for example, by an embossing pin which is guided over the socket opening through the socket space to the edge. By applying appropriate force to the die, the edge is deformed so that the said indentation is created.
- the at least one indentation is provided by plastic deformation and / or machining of the edge.
- a corresponding tool such as a deburrer
- the socket space or the socket opening preferably defines a geometric envelope cylinder with a circular cross-section, the indentation lying exclusively in the interior of the envelope cylinder.
- the envelope cylinder preferably has the diameter of the socket opening.
- the socket body with the incision and the spring tab is preferably produced in a first step during production; and in a second step the indentation is produced, a tool for producing the indentation being guided over the socket opening into the socket space up to the edge.
- a method for producing a socket body according to the above description is characterized in that, in a first step, the socket body with the incision and the spring tab is produced; and that the indentation is produced in a second step, a tool for producing the indentation being guided over the socket opening into the socket space to the location of the indentation or to the edge or through a narrowing of the diameter.
- Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a socket body according to a first embodiment of the present invention prior to the attachment of a
- FIG. 2 shows another perspective view of the socket body according to FIG. 1; 3 shows the view according to FIG. 1 after the indentation has been made; FIG. 4 shows the view according to FIG. 2 after the indentation has been made; 5 shows a front view of the socket body according to FIGS. 3 to 4; and FIG. 6 shows a sectional view of the socket body according to FIGS. 3 to 4.
- FIG. 7 shows a perspective view of a socket body according to a second
- FIG. 8 shows a further perspective view of the socket body according to FIG. 7; 9 shows the view according to FIG. 7 after the indentation has been made; 10 shows the view according to FIG. 8 after the indentation has been made; 11 shows a front view of the socket body according to FIGS. 9 to 10; and FIG. 12 shows a sectional view of the socket body according to FIGS. 9 to 10.
- a socket body 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention is shown and in the figures 7 to 12 a socket body 1 according to a second embodiment of the present invention is shown.
- the same parts have the same reference numerals.
- the socket body 1 is made of an electrically conductive material and is used to accommodate a plug pin (not shown in the figures), with electrical contact being able to be established between the socket body 1 and the plug pin.
- FIGS. 1 to 2 show the socket body 1 in an intermediate step during manufacture.
- FIGS. 3 to 6 show the fully manufactured socket body 1.
- the socket body 1 according to both embodiments comprises a socket space 3, delimited by a socket wall 2 and extending along a central axis M, for receiving a plug pin.
- the socket space 3 is followed by a contact section 19.
- the contact section 19 is connected to a further electrical conductor not shown in the figures, such as, for example, a cable.
- the socket space 3 has a socket opening 6 via which the plug pin can be pushed into the socket space 3.
- the socket body 1 has at least one incision 4 in the socket wall 2, with which a spring tab 5 is formed.
- the spring clip 5 according to the first embodiment has a free end 17 with which the spring clip 5 protrudes into the socket space 3 and the spring clip 5 according to the second embodiment is connected at the end to the socket wall 2, the spring clip 5 facing the socket space 3 Wall surface 11 protrudes into socket space 3.
- the incision 4 extends through the socket wall 2, viewed transversely to the central axis M, at an angle ⁇ at an angle a to the central axis M, in such a way that at least one spring tab 5 is formed.
- the spring tab 5 is bent into the socket opening 3 and protrudes into the socket space 3.
- An electrical contact between the plug pin and the socket body 1 can be established between the spring tab 5 and the plug pin to be pushed into the socket space 3.
- the spring tab 5 On the front side, the spring tab 5 has an edge 7 facing the socket space 3. This is the edge 7 with which the plug pin comes into contact during the insertion process.
- the edge 7 is a continuous one Edge, which is shown in Figures 1 and 2.
- the edge 7 accordingly has no interruption. Due to the production, it cannot be ruled out that the edge 7 has a ridge which is disadvantageous for the plugging process. This is particularly true with regard to abrasion and uncontrolled electrical contact.
- the spring tab 5 has at least one, in particular precisely one, indentation 8 at the edge 7.
- the indentation 8 interrupts the edge 7 after it has been produced.
- the indentation 8 is shown in FIGS. 3 to 6.
- the indentation 8 is arranged in such a way that a contact point 9 for contacting a plug pin to be inserted into the socket space 3 is formed on the side of the indentation 8.
- the contact point 9 is formed by the end of the edge 7 at the transition from the edge 7 to the indentation 8.
- the indentation 8 shown in the figures is an indentation 8 which extends into the spring tab 5 from the front. This means that the indentation 8 is arranged at the free end 17 of the spring tab 5.
- the free end 17 is the end that is not fixed. Opposite the free end 17 is the fixed end 18 of the spring clip, via which the spring clip 5 is connected to the socket body 1.
- the free end 17 is oriented towards the socket opening 6, so that the plug pin first comes into contact with the free end 17, that is to say with the edge 7 and the indentation 8, during the insertion process. As the insertion process continues, the connector pin is then pushed in the direction of the fixed end 18.
- the indentation 8 is a mechanical indentation which can also be referred to as a dent or recess.
- the expression “indentation” is understood to mean a structure which extends into the spring tab 5 and provides a corresponding cavity, which can be very small. Viewed from the front in the direction of the central axis M, the indentation 8 lies centrally on the spring tab 5. This can be seen well from FIG. The indentation 8 lies directly above the central axis M.
- the at least one indentation 8 completely interrupts the edge 7 in the area of the indentation 8. This means that the edge 7, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, is completely interrupted by the indentation, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 6. The edge 7 no longer exists in the area of the indentation 8.
- the spring tab 5 has a front surface 10 which is visible from the front through the socket opening 6, and a wall surface 11 which faces towards the socket space 3.
- the indentation 8 extends here into the front surface 10 and into the wall surface 11. It is therefore an indentation 8 which, starting from the edge 7, extends both into the front surface 10 and into the wall surface 11.
- the indentation 8 extends radially essentially completely over the front surface 10 or else, depending on the design of the spring tab 5 the indentation 8 extends from the edge 7 in the radial direction by a maximum of half of the front surface 10 over the front surface 10.
- the indentation 8 extends with respect to the circumference of the socket space 3 over a circumferential angle ⁇ of a maximum of 25 °, in particular a maximum of 10 ° or a maximum of 5 °, around the circumference. It is therefore a very small area in which the indentation 8 is present.
- the at least one indentation 8 is preferably provided by an embossing point.
- An embossing point can be created by plastic deformation.
- the indentation 8 is provided by plastic deformation and / or machining of the edge 7.
- contact points 9 are formed on the edge 7; in particular, the contact points 9 are each provided at an end point 12 of the edge 7, which forms the transition to the indentation 8.
- a third contact point 13 is arranged with respect to the central axis M opposite the indentation 8.
- the plug pin is in electrical contact with the socket body 1 via three contact points 9, 13.
- the third contact point 13 is essentially provided by the surface 14 of the socket wall 2 opposite the two contact points 9 or opposite the indentation 8.
- the third contact point 13 can be point-shaped or linear.
- the third contact point 13 is seen in the direction of the central axis M between the two contact points 9, such that a line L, which extends at right angles to the central axis M and through the third contact point 13, runs centrally between the two contact points 9 provided by the indentation 8 .
- a triangle is spanned between the contact points 9 and 13, which is an acute-angled triangle.
- Advantageous electrical contact with respect to the plug pin can be achieved through these three contact points.
- a further incision can also form a further spring tab 5, which is designed essentially the same as the spring tab described above, including the indentation 8.
- a further spring tab 5 which is designed essentially the same as the spring tab described above, including the indentation 8.
- two spring tabs 5 are arranged opposite one another or more than two spring pockets 5 are arranged in regular angular sections to one another.
- the third contact point would not be provided by the surface of the socket space 3, but rather by the additional spring tabs or the contact points 9 arranged laterally to the indentations 8.
- the socket space 3 defines a geometric envelope cylinder with a circular cross-section.
- the Indentation 8 lies exclusively in the interior of the envelope cylinder.
- the envelope cylinder can be recognized from FIG.
- the enveloping cylinder bears the reference symbol H.
- Such an arrangement of the indentation is advantageous because the indentation 8 can be made by inserting a tool through the socket opening 6.
- the incision runs over a first section 15 at an angle a to the central axis M at an angle.
- the incision 4 then runs parallel to the central axis M.
- Other shapes of incisions such as, for example, a curved incision, would also be conceivable.
- FIGS. The second embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. Identical parts are provided with the same reference symbols and reference is made to the description above.
- FIGS. 7 to 8 show the socket body 1 in an intermediate step during manufacture.
- FIGS. 9 to 12 show the fully manufactured socket body 1.
- the second embodiment has at least one spring clip 5, which is firmly connected to the socket body 1 at its two ends 20.
- three spring tabs 5 are arranged.
- the spring tab 5 protrudes radially into the socket space 3.
- the spring tab 5 has a wall surface 11 facing the socket space.
- the wall surface 11 has a region 21 with a reduced diameter.
- Said indentation 8 is arranged in this region 21 with the reduced diameter.
- the indentation extends in the direction of the central axis M through the area 21 with the reduced diameter and in the radial direction into the wall surface 11. In this case, two contact points, in particular two contact points 9, are created at the narrowest point on the side of said indentation.
- the area 21 with the reduced diameter has a diameter which is smaller with respect to the diameter of the socket opening 6.
- the wall surface 11 extends conically as seen from the socket opening 6 down to the minimum diameter and then widens again conically.
- the indentation 8 is arranged in the area of the minimum diameter.
- the at least one spring tab is bent away from the central axis M transversely to the central axis M.
- the at least one spring tab 5 is provided by two incisions 4 lying parallel to one another and parallel to the central axis M.
- the incisions 4 extend completely through the socket wall 2 from the outside.
- the circumferential angle ⁇ of the indentation is also shown.
- the indentation 8 extends with respect to the circumference of the socket space 3 over a circumferential angle ⁇ of a maximum of 25 °, in particular of a maximum of 10 ° or a maximum of 5 °, around the circumference. It is therefore a very small area in which the indentation 8 is present.
- the angle can also be greater than 10 °.
- the indentation 8 extends through the said region 21 with the reduced diameter.
- the indentation 8 extends from the smallest diameter, which theoretically forms a line, viewed in the direction of the socket opening 6 and in the direction of the contact section 19.
- a method for producing a socket body 1 according to the above description according to both embodiments is carried out as follows: In a first step, the socket body 1 with the incision 4 and the spring tab 5 is produced. In a second step, the indentation 8 is produced, a tool for producing the indentation 8 being guided over the socket opening 6 into the socket space 3 up to the location of the indentation.
- the tool can be a cutting tool or an embossing pin.
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