Electrical connectors – Including or for use with coaxial cable
Patent
1990-05-31
1991-02-05
McGlynn, Joseph H.
Electrical connectors
Including or for use with coaxial cable
439752, H01R 1300
Patent
active
049901044
ABSTRACT:
In accordance with the present invention, an electrical connector 20 has a dielectric housing for receiving at least one coaxial contact 60. The housing has at least one coaxial contact receiving passage 48 and a pair of tines 50 extending angularly toward the profile of each other into the profile of the passage 48. A coaxial contact 60 is received and secured in the passage 48. The coaxial contact 60 has an electrically conductive shell 72 with an electrically isolated concentric center contact 66 therein. The shell 72 has a surface 88 facing rearwardly of the contact 60. The surface 88 is adapted to engage ends 56 of the tines 50 to releasably secure the coaxial contact 60 in the passage 48. Alternate embodiment plug and receptacle contacts are disclosed for power applications.
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AMP Incorporated
McGlynn Joseph H.
Smith David L.
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