Patent classifications
H01R24/44
Hermetically seated controlled impedance feedthrough assembly
An assembly for passing controlled impedance electrical signals between two different environments via feedthroughs in an electrically-conductive feedthrough block. The feedthrough has a signal coupling, a dielectric spacer surrounding the signal coupling, and a ground coupling surrounding the dielectric. The feedthrough is sealed to hermetically separate the two environments. One or both ends of the dielectric are recessed from the face of the block forming a gap. The gaps is filled with a potting material to form the hermetic seal.
Hermetically seated controlled impedance feedthrough assembly
An assembly for passing controlled impedance electrical signals between two different environments via feedthroughs in an electrically-conductive feedthrough block. The feedthrough has a signal coupling, a dielectric spacer surrounding the signal coupling, and a ground coupling surrounding the dielectric. The feedthrough is sealed to hermetically separate the two environments. One or both ends of the dielectric are recessed from the face of the block forming a gap. The gaps is filled with a potting material to form the hermetic seal.
Impedance-Matched High-Current G-Type RF Connector
An electrical connecter (400), such as a jack, has a mating end (402), a first barrel (404), an optional collar (406), a second barrel (408), a body end (410), a center receptacle (412), a first solid dielectric (502) at the mating end of the first barrel, and second solid dielectric (504) at the body end (410) of the second barrel. The first section of the barrel has a smooth and uniform outer wall (404A). This allows the inner diameter (DIS) of the first section of the barrel to be increased without reducing the thickness (T) of the first section of the barrel below a minimum value, and allows the outer diameter (DOC) of the center conductor in the vicinity of the first section of the barrel to be increased to provide for a greater current-handling capability. This provides for maintaining a desired impedance even with the greater current-handling capability.
Impedance-Matched High-Current G-Type RF Connector
An electrical connecter (400), such as a jack, has a mating end (402), a first barrel (404), an optional collar (406), a second barrel (408), a body end (410), a center receptacle (412), a first solid dielectric (502) at the mating end of the first barrel, and second solid dielectric (504) at the body end (410) of the second barrel. The first section of the barrel has a smooth and uniform outer wall (404A). This allows the inner diameter (DIS) of the first section of the barrel to be increased without reducing the thickness (T) of the first section of the barrel below a minimum value, and allows the outer diameter (DOC) of the center conductor in the vicinity of the first section of the barrel to be increased to provide for a greater current-handling capability. This provides for maintaining a desired impedance even with the greater current-handling capability.
Waveguide to coaxial conductor pin connector
Connecting a waveguide and a coaxial conductor pin is disclosed. In an embodiment, a connector includes: a body, wherein the body includes a first interface configured to couple to the waveguide and a second interface configured to couple to the coaxial conductor pin; a cavity within the body, wherein the cavity takes up a region between the first interface and the second interface; and an impedance transformation structure located in the cavity.
Waveguide to coaxial conductor pin connector
Connecting a waveguide and a coaxial conductor pin is disclosed. In an embodiment, a connector includes: a body, wherein the body includes a first interface configured to couple to the waveguide and a second interface configured to couple to the coaxial conductor pin; a cavity within the body, wherein the cavity takes up a region between the first interface and the second interface; and an impedance transformation structure located in the cavity.
Coaxial RF connector
A coaxial RF connector with inner and outer conductors has an outer conductor with a plurality of longitudinal slits forming a plurality of spring loaded contact elements. A contact sleeve is arranged movable in axial direction surrounding coaxially the outer conductor. The contact sleeve has a radial contact face which is in contact with the spring loaded contact elements and an axial contact face which has a plane orthogonal to the center axis of the connector for contacting a counter connector.
Coaxial RF connector
A coaxial RF connector with inner and outer conductors has an outer conductor with a plurality of longitudinal slits forming a plurality of spring loaded contact elements. A contact sleeve is arranged movable in axial direction surrounding coaxially the outer conductor. The contact sleeve has a radial contact face which is in contact with the spring loaded contact elements and an axial contact face which has a plane orthogonal to the center axis of the connector for contacting a counter connector.
RADIO-FREQUENCY COAXIAL CONNECTOR
A radio-frequency coaxial connector, comprising a radio-frequency plug and a radio-frequency socket. The radio-frequency plug comprises a tubular plug outer conductor, a plurality of first conductor plates are axially arranged inside the plug outer conductor along the plug outer conductor, and a second conductor plate is fixedly provided at the central axis of the plug outer conductor. The radio-frequency socket comprises a tubular socket shell, a front end of the socket shell is provided with a first slot matching a first conductor plate, a tuning fork-shaped socket inner conductor is provided at the central axis of the socket shell, the head end of the socket inner conductor is provided with a second slot matching the second conductor plate, and an insulation sleeve is filled between the tail part of the socket inner conductor and the inner wall of the socket shell.
RADIO-FREQUENCY COAXIAL CONNECTOR
A radio-frequency coaxial connector, comprising a radio-frequency plug and a radio-frequency socket. The radio-frequency plug comprises a tubular plug outer conductor, a plurality of first conductor plates are axially arranged inside the plug outer conductor along the plug outer conductor, and a second conductor plate is fixedly provided at the central axis of the plug outer conductor. The radio-frequency socket comprises a tubular socket shell, a front end of the socket shell is provided with a first slot matching a first conductor plate, a tuning fork-shaped socket inner conductor is provided at the central axis of the socket shell, the head end of the socket inner conductor is provided with a second slot matching the second conductor plate, and an insulation sleeve is filled between the tail part of the socket inner conductor and the inner wall of the socket shell.