EP1173905B1 - Connecteur du type a entrees/sorties avec des cables blindes mis a la masse et procede de realisation et de montage d'un tel connecteur - Google Patents
Connecteur du type a entrees/sorties avec des cables blindes mis a la masse et procede de realisation et de montage d'un tel connecteur Download PDFInfo
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- the invention relates to an input-output type connector with shielded cables earthed, and more particularly a connector whose inputs-outputs are cables of the coaxial type or of the so-called "twinaxis" type, or Similar.
- the invention also relates to a method for producing such a connector.
- the structure of a conventional coaxial cable comprises a conductor central, called core, constituted by a solid wire, generally copper.
- Blade central unit is surrounded by an electrically insulating dielectric material which separates from an external cylindrical screen, generally a metallic braid, forming a second conductor of a pair. The whole is surrounded by a sheath protection made of electrical insulating material.
- electrically insulating dielectric material which separates from an external cylindrical screen, generally a metallic braid, forming a second conductor of a pair.
- the whole is surrounded by a sheath protection made of electrical insulating material.
- There are more complex structures comprising several central conductors and at least one metallic screen, for example example the so-called "twinaxe" structure comprising two central conductors massive.
- coaxial cables or the like are associated with a number of electrical characteristics critical: in particular a characteristic impedance, a range of frequencies of use, attenuation, reflection coefficient or wave rate stationary ("TOS"), etc.
- TOS reflection coefficient or wave rate stationary
- bushing connectors complementary types, male and female.
- Each pair of connectors establishes a coaxial (or multicoaxial, connection if there are several cables connector output). We then take advantage of the presence of these connectors to perform the "earthing" function of the coaxial cables which pass through them.
- connectors having at least an output by coaxial cable or similar, ensuring the function of connecting the shielding metallic exterior of the cable (s) to the mechanical earth of the equipment supporting the connector, but not having the disadvantages of devices of the known art, some of which have just been recalled.
- the aforementioned organ is made up of a single and simple piece, consisting of a metal frame, which will be called “foil” below, comprising a portion enveloping the connector and arranged extensions between the connector and the mechanical structure of equipment that supports this connector. More precisely, the foil is mounted pinched between the structure mechanical of the equipment, support of a standard connector, and this connector.
- the equipment comprises a flat wall provided with an opening intended to receive the body of the connector and means for fixing the latter.
- the front of the connector allows mechanical and electrical coupling with a complementary type connector.
- the coaxial cable (s) come out towards the back of the connector body, to and from other internal organs to equipment.
- the front part of the coaxial cables is provided with contacts also coaxial, intended to receive contacts of the complementary type.
- the foil itself comprises a wall surrounding the rear of the connector and extending forwards by wings lateral, preferably constituted by legs, the legs comprising themselves end folds pinched between the front of the connector body and the back of the equipment support wall.
- the back wall of the foil has one or more holes. In each hole is threaded a coaxial cable or similar, forming one of the inputs / outputs of the connector. Each cable coaxial is stripped, as necessary, at these holes and is welded to the tinsel.
- the invention therefore relates to a connector of the type comprising a body main fixed form, fixing means and at least one entry and / or output by a cable comprising at least one external shielding and exiting by a so-called rear face of the connector, said connector being intended to be mounted on a wall of electrically conductive material of electrical equipment and / or electronic and secured this wall by said fixing means, characterized in that each of said external cable shields is rendered accessible from the outside in a specific area at the end of said cable close to said rear face, in that it comprises a frame of material electrical conductor having at least one rear wall provided with as much of openings than cables, so that they can be threaded thereon, and wings side with end folds to be inserted and pinched between said fixing means and said wall of electrically conductive material, when the connector is secured to this wall, and in that said zones accessible from outside of said shield are electrically coupled to said rear wall of the frame at the level of said orifices, so as to establish a electrical continuity between said wall of electrically conductive material and
- the invention also relates to a method for producing such a connector.
- Figure 1 illustrates, in exploded view, an example of connector structure standard 1, the body 10 of which is substantially cylindrical in shape, attachment to a wall 2 of equipment (not shown), which has been shown than a fraction.
- the connector 1 is provided with three coaxial contacts (not visible) opening on the front face 101. These contacts are extended, on the rear face 100, by three coaxial cables 3, conveying signals, from and / or to other organs (not shown), arranged inside of connector support equipment 1.
- standard here designates a connector 1 does not offer the function of earthing between the screen of shielding (not visible in FIG. 1) of the coaxial cables 3 and the support wall 2 of equipment.
- the orifice 20 is circular in shape and slightly in diameter greater than that of the body 10.
- the body 10 of the connector 1 is further provided a peripheral fixing plate 102 attached thereto or a member similar, for example of substantially square or rectangular shape.
- This plate 102 is arranged in a plane orthogonal to the axis of symmetry ⁇ of the body 10 and made integral with it, for example by welding during manufacture.
- a removable counterplate 103 is also often provided, comprising an orifice circular central 1031 to be able to be threaded on the body 10.
- the plates 102 and 103 also have fixing holes (of which only those, 1030, of the plate 103 are visible in Figure 1), for example arranged at the four corners.
- the wall 2 also includes orifices or cutouts 200 intended for fixing the connector 1, made on the periphery of the orifice principal 20. These orifices or cutouts 200 are arranged in space, one by relative to each other around the center of symmetry C of the orifice 20, to be in correspondence with the orifices of the plates 102 and 103, for example 1030.
- the final assembly of the connector 1 on the wall 2 is obtained by inserting its body 10 in the orifice 20, until the plate 102 comes in support on the wall 2. It is then enough to match the orifices of this plate 102 and the orifices 210 of the wall 2, as well as those, 1030, of the plate 103, and to use conventional screw-nut type bodies (not shown) to lock the connector 1 on the wall 2.
- the plywood 103 can be arranged against the plate 102 as illustrated in FIG. 1, or, in a embodiment not shown, threaded onto the body 10, on the other side of the wall 2 (by convention the front face), before tightening by the screw-nut type members.
- the wall 2 is then pinched between the plates 102 and 103.
- a standard type connector does not inherently provide the earthing of the shielding of the rear coaxial cables 3, i.e. a coupling between this shielding is the wall 2, which is assumed to be metallic. Yes this function must be ensured, it is then necessary to use a so-called connector "grounding”, as has been recalled, which allows this grounding of intrinsically.
- this type of connector has many disadvantages.
- FIG. 2A illustrates in more detail an example of coaxial cable 3 provided at its end with a coaxial contact 4 intended to be inserted into the body 10 of connector 1, as will be shown with reference to FIG. 2B.
- the coaxial cable 3, as indicated, usually includes an external sheath protection 30, made of electrically insulating material. This sheath 30 covers the shield 31, generally consisting of a metallic braid, with tight mesh.
- the cable 3 is stripped in a zone Zd at a predetermined distance d from the end of the coaxial contact 4. This operation constitutes a first step of mounting a connector 1 according to the invention.
- FIG. 2B illustrates a standard connector 1, of the type of that shown in FIG. 1.
- the coaxial contacts 4 are not yet inserted in the body 10 of the connector 1, by its rear face 100, d on the other hand, according to one of the characteristics specific to the invention, the cables 3 comprise a stripped zone Zd .
- the contacts 4 are inserted into the longitudinal channels 1000 provided for this purpose (parallel to the axis ⁇ ) and opening on the rear face 100 of the body 10 of the connector 1. These channels 1000, parallel at the axis ⁇ , pass through the body 10 right through, so as to also open out on the front face 101.
- the length of the contacts 4 is generally less than the length of the body 10 of the connector 1. As a result, part of the end of the cables 3 carrying the contacts 4 is also pressed in channels 1000.
- the contacts 4 are shown fully depressed in Figure 2C. we can also put on the body 10 the plywood 103. These operations are common, per se, with similar operations necessary to making a connector according to known art ( Figure 1).
- FIG. 2C also shows an essential element of a connector 1 according to the invention.
- a metal frame 5 which has been called “tinsel”, comprising a substantially planar rear wall 50.
- This rear face 50 is provided with orifices 500 having the same spatial configuration as the orifices 1000 (FIG. 2B), so that the rear wall 50 can be threaded over the cables.
- the distance d is such that the stripped zone Zd is outside the body 10 of the connector 1, but in the immediate vicinity of the rear face 100, when the foil is threaded on the cables 3, as it will be shown opposite Figures 2D and 2E.
- the orifices 500 advantageously have a circular section, of diameter slightly greater than the external diameter of the sheath 30.
- the foils 5 are provided with flaps 51, folded back substantially 90 degrees from the wall 50, and having a second fold 52 at their ends, also at 90 degrees and inward.
- the flaps are formed by legs of small width, for example four legs at the high ends and bottom of the rear wall 50, on both sides thereof. The length of the legs is such that the end folds 52 trap the fixed plate 102 and pass in front of this plate, when the foil is in place (see figures 2D and 2E).
- FIG. 2C illustrates the foil 5 before being put in place, that is to say before being threaded on the coaxial cables 3. Also shown in this figure are fixing holes 1020 of the plate 102.
- Figure 2D illustrates the assembly "connector1 - foil 5" mounted.
- the last operation, before fitting connector 1 and its foil 5 on the structure 2 consists in welding the shielding (braids 31) on the rear face 50 of the foil.
- This step also specific to the invention, makes it possible to ensure good electrical continuity between the shield 31 and the foil 5.
- This operation can be carried out in a known manner, for example by soldering using an induction iron.
- the body 10 of the connector 1 is threaded into the opening 20.
- the wall 2 is then brought to bear on the front face of the fixing plate 102 (position 2 ′: arrow F ). It should be understood, however, that this is a relative movement. In reality, it is the connector 1 which is subject to a translational movement.
- the invention relates to connectors different shapes: circular, rectangular, etc. It goes without saying, in these conditions, that the exact shape of the foil 5 and its dimensions are also depending on the configuration of the connector considered. This aspect remains at the reach of the skilled person, without the need to develop it further.
- a standard connector typically costs 300 F and a special connector of the so-called type "grouding" 2000 F, the additional cost due to the foil alone is around 200 F. It follows that a connector according to the invention, provided with its foil, typically amounts to 500 F, or four times less than a "grounding" connector with characteristics equivalent.
- a connector according to the invention made on the basis a standard connector and the metal frame which was called foil, therefore does not present the dangers inherent in a single or almost single source : unsecured sustainability, risk of stock-out, etc.
- the additional volume of the connector according to the invention compared to a standard connector is very small: additional thickness of the order of 5 mm on the back, plus the thickness of the material on the front (the folds of the tabs being arranged between the front face of the connector and the rear face of the equipment wall), i.e. 2 mm in the example described.
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- leur coût est élevé : typiquement de l'ordre de 2 à 3 kF, coût que l'on doit comparer à des connecteurs de la même famille (c'est-à-dire présentant des fonctions, hors mise à la masse, équivalentes), soit typiquement de l'ordre de 0,5 kF (soit dans un rapport de l'ordre de 1 à 5) ;
- dans de nombreux cas, il n'existe qu'une seule source d'approvisonnement (un seul fabricant et/ou distributeur), ce qui n'est généralement pas admissible il existe alors des risques sérieux de rupture de stock ;
- de façon corrélative, la pérennité d'approvisionnement est faible, lorsqu'elle repose sur l'existence d'une seule source d'approvisionnement ;
- les délais d'approvisionnement sont généralement longs, typiquement de l'ordre de 6 à 8 mois ; et
- les connecteurs remplissant la double fonction précitée existent dans peu de familles de connecteurs de type "équipement", ce qui restreint le choix des modèles.
- d'assurer la fonction dite "grounding" précitée, ou mise à la masse ;
- de pouvoir s'adapter à toutes les familles de connecteurs standards, qu'ils soient de forme générale circulaire ou rectangulaire ;
- de présenter un volume d'encombrement minimum sur l'arrière du connecteur ;
- de permettre un montage et un démontage aisés ;
- de n'exiger qu'un surcoût faible par rapport à un connecteur standard n'offrant pas la fonction de mise à la masse ; et
- d'assurer une continuité de masse inférieure à 10 mΩ, comme dans l'art connu.
- il assure la fonction mise à la masse ou "grounding", ce avec une continuité galvanique typique inférieure ou égale à 2,5 mΩ ;
- le volume supplémentaire sur l'arrière du connecteur, dû au dispositions de l'invention, est très faible ;
- le montage et/ou le démontage d'un tel organe est aisé, comme il le sera montré plus en détail ; et
- le surcoût dû à l'invention est faible, que ce soit en termes de matière supplémentaire nécessaire et de coût additionnel lors du processus de fabrication (les étapes de fabrication spécifiques à l'invention ne présentant pas de complexité notable).
- la figure 1 illustre schématiquement, en éclaté, un exemple de connecteur standard à contacts coaxiaux, de section circulaire, destiné à âtre monté sur une paroi d'un équipement ; et
- la figure 2A à 2E illustrent les principales phases de réalisation d'un connecteur conforme à l'invention.
- matériau constituant le clinquant 5 : cupro bérylium (par exemple connu sous la référence commerciale "UBE 2") ;
- traitement de surface : nickelage chimique et étamage local par trempage de matériau de référence commerciale "SN15/CU10", pour permettre le brasage de la face arrière 50 sur le blindage 31 ;
- épaisseur typique 0,2 mm ;
- diamètre des orifices 500 = diamètre des câbles 3 (gaine 30) + 1 mm ;
- surface de pincement (pattes d'extrémité 52) répartie entre les points de fixation : 200 mm2 minimum ; et
- distance entre la face arrière 100 du corps 10 du connecteur 1 et la face de brasage 50 du clinquant : 5 mm minimum.
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- Connecteur du type comprenant un corps principal de forme déterminée, des moyens de fixation en partie solidaires du corps principal et au moins une entrée et/ou sortie avec un câble comportant au moins un blindage externe et sortant par une face dite arrière du connecteur, ledit connecteur étant destiné à être monté sur une paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité d'un équipement électrique et/ou électronique et assujetti à cette paroi par lesdits moyens de fixation, caractérisé en ce que chacun desdits blindages externes (31) de câble (3) est rendu accessible de l'extérieur dans une zone (Zd) de longueur déterminée à une distance prédéterminée (d) de l'extrémité dudit câble (3) proche de ladite face arrière (100), en ce qu'il comprend une armature (5) en matériau conducteur de l'électricité comportant au moins une paroi arrière (50) munie d'autant d'orifices (500) que de câbles (3), de manière à pouvoir être enfilés sur ceux-ci, et des ailes latérales (51) comportant des replis d'extrémité (52) vers l'intérieur destinés à être insérés et pincés entre lesdits moyens de fixation (102) et ladite paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité (2), lorsque le connecteur (1) est assujetti à cette paroi (2), et en ce que lesdites zones accessibles de l'extérieur (Zd) dudit blindage (31) sont couplées électriquement à ladite paroi arrière (50) de l'armature (5) au niveau desdits orifices (500), de manière à établir une continuité électrique entre ladite paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité (2) et ledit blindage (31), lorsque le connecteur (1) est assujetti à cette paroi (2).
- Connecteur selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce que ladite paroi arrière (50) de ladite armature (5) est substantiellement plane et de forme rectangulaire, en ce que lesdites ailes latérales sont constituées par quatre pattes (51), deux par côtés, présentant un premier repli de 90 degrés par rapport à ladite paroi arrière de l'armature, et un second repli, d'extrémité (52), de 90 degrés vers l'intérieur, de manière à ce que, lorsque ladite armature (5) est enfilée sur chacun desdits câbles blindés (3), lesdits replis d'extrémité (52) soient disposés entre lesdits moyens de fixation (102) et ladite paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité (2), lorsque le connecteur (1) y est assujetti.
- Connecteur selon la revendication 2, caractérisé en ce que lesdits moyens de fixation comprennent au moins une plaque (102) sensiblement rectangulaire solidaire dudit corps principal (10), en ce que ladite paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité (2) comporte un orifice (20) permettant l'insertion dudit corps principal (10), de manière à ce que ladite plaque (102) puisse être appuyée sur l'une de ses faces et que lesdits replis d'extrémité (52) soient pincés entre cette plaque (102) et la paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité (2), et en ce qu'il est prévu des moyens supplémentaires (1020, 200) pour fixer ladite plaque (102) à cette paroi (2).
- Connecteur selon la revendication 3, caractérisé en ce que lesdits moyens de fixation complémentaires comprennent des orifices (1020, 200) réalisés en périphérie dudit orifice (20) de ladite paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité (2) et de ladite plaque (102), et des organes de type vis-écrou coopérant avec ces orifices (1020, 200) pour réaliser l'assujettissement de ladite paroi (2) et de ladite plaque (102).
- Connecteur selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 4, caractérisé en ce que ledit blindage (31) de câble (3) étant recouvert d'une gaine protectrice (30) en matériau isolant électriquement, chacun desdits câbles (3) comporte une zone dénudée (Zd) proche de l'extrémité commune avec ladite face arrière (100) du connecteur (1) de manière à rendre ledit blindage (31) accessible de l'extérieur et à permettre ledit couplage électrique avec ladite paroi arrière (50) de ladite armature (5).
- Connecteur selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 5, caractérisé en ce que ledit couplage électrique entre ladite paroi arrière (50) de ladite armature (5) et ledit blindage (31) est constitué par une brasure.
- Connecteur selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 6, caractérisé en ce que chacun desdits câbles blindés (3) est un câble de type coaxial comprenant une âme centrale entourée par une tresse métallique (31) formant ledit blindage.
- Connecteur selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 7, caractérisé en ce que le matériau constituant ladite armature (5) est à base de cupro béryllium.
- Procédé de réalisation et de montage d'un connecteur selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, caractérisé en ce qu'il comprend au moins les étapes suivantes :chacun desdits câbles blindés (3) étant muni, sur une extrémité, d'un élément de contact (4) le prolongeant et ledit blindage (31) étant recouvert d'une gaine protectrice (30) en matériau isolant électriquement, une étape de dénudage d'une zone de longueur déterminée (Zd) à une distance prédéterminée (d) dudit élément de contact ;ledit corps principal (10) étant muni de canaux longitudinaux (1000) le transperçant de part en part, une étape d'insertion chacun desdits éléments de contacts (4) à l'intérieur de ces canaux (1000) de manière à ce que le câble blindé (3) qui lui est relié ressorte par ladite face arrière (100) du connecteur (1) ;une étape consistant en l'enfilement de ladite paroi arrière (50) de ladite armature (5) sur chacun desdits câbles blindés (3), ces câbles (3) passant au travers desdits orifices (500) de la paroi arrière (50) et le positionnement desdits replis d'extrémité (52) devant lesdits moyens de fixation (102) du connecteur (1) ; etla soudure de ladite paroi arrière sur ladite zone dénudée de blindage de chaque câble blindé (3), de manière à établir une continuité électrique entre ladite armature (5) et chacune desdits blindages (31).
- Procédé selon la revendication 9, caractérisé en ce que ladite étape de soudure consiste en un brasage à l'aide d'un fer à induction.
- Procédé selon les revendications 9 ou 10, caractérisé en ce qu'il comprend une étape subséquente consistant à insérer ledit corps principal (10) dans un orifice (20) de ladite paroi en matériau conducteur de l'électricité (2) et à y assujettir ledit connecteur (1), par l'intermédiaire desdits moyens de fixation (102, 200), de manière à pincer lesdits replis d'extrémité (52) de ladite armature (5) entre lesdits moyens de fixation (102) dudit connecteur (1) et ladite paroi (2).
- Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 9 à 11, caractérisé en ce qu'il comprend une étape préliminaire de traitement de surface du matériau constituant ladite armature (5) et en ce que ledit traitement consiste en un nickelage chimique et un étamage local par trempage, de manière à permettre ledit brasage.
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