Geometrical instruments
Patent
1981-10-05
1983-10-11
McGlynn, Joseph H.
Geometrical instruments
339276T, H01R 1108
Patent
active
044088213
ABSTRACT:
An electrical connector is disclosed for terminating semi-rigid coaxial cable, and comprises a grip ring having a continuous rearward end with multiple spline fingers extending forwardly therefrom and grooves on its inner surface, and a bored tubular shell member having a contoured internal diameter to accept the cable and the grip ring and grooves extending along an outer part of the bore of the shell member. The cable is drawn through the grip ring and the shell member, and as the grip ring is press inserted into a rearward end of the shell member, the spline fingers resiliently deflect inwardly along the shell member contour, and embed into the outer semi-rigid cable sheath to establish electrical contact therewith and the grooved bore score the outside surface of the grip ring during its movement into engagement with the cable sheath which causes the grooves of the grip ring to score the cable sheath, thereby providing antitorque connection therebetween.
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AMP Incorporated
LaRue Adrian J.
McGlynn Joseph H.
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