WO2011129271A1 - コネクタの製造方法 - Google Patents
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- H01R4/00—Electrically-conductive connections between two or more conductive members in direct contact, i.e. touching one another; Means for effecting or maintaining such contact; Electrically-conductive connections having two or more spaced connecting locations for conductors and using contact members penetrating insulation
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- the present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a connector for electromagnetic shielding, including an assembly process such as connecting a terminal to an electric wire in a state where the electric wire is passed through a housing.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a connector for transmitting electrical output to or from a receptacle connector, particularly in a vehicle, and includes a housing body and a housing cover that can be attached to the housing body.
- the housing body is divided into insulating resin housings, the housing body insertion area can be connected to the receptacle connector, and is inclined with respect to the cable area of the housing cover at a position where the electric cable (shielded wire) can be fixed. In other words, it is described that the electric cable is bent in a 90 ° direction.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a method for manufacturing a connector that can be set in a housing without any looseness in a state where terminals are insulated, and can be easily assembled with good workability as a whole.
- a method of manufacturing a connector according to claim 1 of the present invention comprises a lower part of the cylindrical wall of a conductive housing having a back wall that continues to the annular wall and a cylindrical wall that continues to the lower side of the back wall.
- the shield wire is passed through the opening from the opening to the front opening of the annular wall in a curved shape, the shield terminal is movably extrapolated from the tip of the shield wire, and the core wire and the braid are exposed by peeling the tip of the shield wire
- An L-shaped terminal is connected to the core wire, an insulating L-shaped inner housing is attached to the outside of the L-shaped terminal, the shield terminal is connected to the braid, and the shielded wire is passed through in the opposite direction.
- the method includes the step of pulling to house the vertical portion of the inner housing in the conductive housing and projecting the horizontal portion of the inner housing from the front opening.
- an L-shaped terminal is connected to the shielded electric wire in a state where the shielded electric wire penetrates the conductive housing, the L-shaped terminal is insulated from the outside by the inner housing, and the shielded electric wire is pulled back to the lower opening side.
- the inner housing that houses the terminals is drawn into the conductive housing, and the L-shaped inner housing is smoothly and easily set in the conductive housing.
- the inner housing is preferably a split type.
- the connector manufacturing method according to claim 2 is the connector manufacturing method according to claim 1, wherein the shield terminal includes an annular portion for braid connection, a plate portion following the annular portion, and a protruding piece of the plate portion. And a step of inserting a bolt into the hole of the projecting piece and screwing and fixing the shield terminal to the back wall side of the conductive housing.
- the annular portion of the shield terminal is positioned in the vicinity of the vertical portion of the inner housing, the plate portion is positioned along the vertical portion of the inner housing, and the projecting piece is a bolt in the vicinity of the vertical portion of the inner housing.
- the L-shaped terminal is set (temporarily fixed) to the conductive housing without rattling in a state where the L-shaped terminal is accommodated in the inner housing. Screwing is performed by inserting a tool such as a screwdriver from the front opening of the conductive housing.
- the connector manufacturing method according to claim 3 is the connector manufacturing method according to claim 2, wherein an insulating outer housing having a conductive shield shell mounted inside is set outside the horizontal portion of the inner housing. And a step of fixing the flange portion of the shield shell and the outer housing to the flange portion outside the annular wall of the conductive housing by bolting.
- the shield shell and the outer housing are simultaneously fixed to the conductive housing by tightening together. It is preferable that the inner housing is fixed by sandwiching the vertical flange between the conductive housing and the flange of the outer housing (shield shell).
- a shell packing is attached between the conductive housing and the shield shell, or a housing packing is attached between the shield shell and the outer housing.
- the connector manufacturing method according to claim 4 is the connector manufacturing method according to claim 3, wherein a wire seal is extrapolated to the shielded electric wire before the shielded electric wire is penetrated through the conductive housing.
- the method includes a step of moving the wire seal along the shielded electric wire after being attached, mounting the wire seal in the cylindrical wall of the conductive housing, and holding the wire seal with a holder.
- the wire seal is brought into close contact with the cylindrical portion of the conductive housing and is held without being pulled out by the holder.
- the wire seal prevents water from entering the inner housing along the electric wire.
- the shielded electric wire can be easily penetrated through the conductive housing in a single or near state, and in this state, the L-shaped terminal and the inner housing are assembled and the shielded electric wire is pulled.
- the L-shaped terminal and the inner housing can be smoothly and easily accommodated in the conductive housing in the assembled state.
- operativity of a connector can be improved.
- the L-shaped terminal can be set on the conductive housing without rattling while the L-shaped terminal is insulated by the inner housing. This improves the workability of assembling parts such as the outer housing in the subsequent process.
- the shield shell and the outer housing can be fixed to the conductive housing with good workability. At this time, for example, if the inner housing is sandwiched between the conductive housing with a shield shell, the inner housing can be firmly fixed.
- the wire seal is smoothly and reliably assembled along the shielded electric wire in a state where the inner housing on the terminal side of the shielded electric wire is disposed and fixed in the conductive housing and the outer housing. Can do.
- the state which inserts an electric wire in a conductive housing at the 1st process in the manufacturing method of the connector concerning the present invention is shown, (a) is an exploded perspective view and (b) is a perspective view after insertion. It is a perspective view which shows the state which extrapolated the shield terminal etc. of the electric wire similarly at the 2nd process. It is a perspective view which shows the state which similarly connected the L-shaped terminal to the electric wire at the 3rd process. It is a perspective view which shows the state which similarly attached the inner housing to the L-shaped terminal at the 4th process. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows one form of an inner housing. It is a perspective view which similarly shows an inner housing assembly.
- FIG. 10A is a perspective view after the mounting, showing a state where the rear holder is mounted on the conductive housing in the tenth step. It is a perspective view which shows the state which mounted
- FIG. 1 to 14 show an embodiment of a connector manufacturing (assembling) method according to the present invention.
- each shielded electric wire 2 is inserted (penetrated) through a conductive housing 1 made of metal (aluminum).
- the conductive housing 1 includes a front annular wall (a wall) 3 and a bulging wall (back wall) 4 that bulges behind the annular wall 3 and continues integrally (FIG. 1 (b)).
- the vertical through-hole 5a in the cylindrical wall 5 communicates with the front opening 3a of the annular wall 3 through the space 4a in the bulging wall 4 (FIG. 1 (b)).
- Each shielded electric wire 2 has an existing outer sheath, a conductive metal braid (shield part) inside the outer sheath, an insulating inner skin inside the braid, and a conductive core wire inside the inner skin.
- An annular synthetic rubber wire seal 7 is preliminarily inserted around the outer periphery of the outer skin.
- each electric wire 2 is inserted from the lower opening of the cylindrical wall 5 of the conductive housing 1 (in place of the reference numeral 5a), and the front opening of the annular wall 3 passes through the inner space 4a of the bulging wall 4. It penetrates 3a.
- Each electric wire 2 is smoothly slidably contacted from the inner space 4a of the bulging wall 4 along the inclined surface 4b of the outlet wall 4 and smoothly curved in an arc shape toward the front opening 3a of the annular wall 3.
- the inclined surface 4 b of the bulging wall 4 faces the upper opening (not shown) of the cylindrical wall 5 obliquely.
- the bending angle of the electric wire 2 is 90 ° or less (for example, about 45 ° or less).
- the wire seal 7 is positioned below the cylinder wall 5 without being fitted to the cylinder wall 5.
- a conductive metal shield sleeve 8 and a conductive metal shield terminal 9 are sequentially extrapolated to each electric wire 2 (each electric wire 2 is passed through the shield sleeve 8 and the shield terminal 9).
- the braid 2a and the core wire 2b are exposed by peeling the part (terminal).
- the shield sleeve 8 and the shield terminal 9 are movable along the outer sheath of the electric wire 2.
- the shield sleeve 8 is formed in an annular shape, and has a lower flange portion 8a and an upper main portion (substitute with reference numeral 8).
- the shield terminal 9 includes an annular portion 9a, an elongated plate portion 9c extending upwardly from the flange 9b on the upper side of the annular portion 9a, and a projecting piece 9d with a hole 9e perpendicular to the tip of the plate portion 9c.
- each L-shaped terminal 11 is crimped and connected to the core 2 b of each electric wire 2.
- the terminal 11 is connected by a manual terminal crimping machine (not shown).
- the L-shaped terminal 11 includes an upper horizontal female electrical contact portion 11a, a lower vertical electric wire connection portion (crimp piece portion) 11b, and a plate portion 11c bent in an L shape that connects the both 11a and 11b. It consists of.
- each inner housing 12 made of insulating resin is mounted on the outside of each L-shaped terminal 11.
- the inner housing 12 is divided into left and right parts to accommodate the L-shaped terminals 11 (FIG. 3), and then joined and locked together.
- the inner housing 12 is formed in an L shape that can be divided into left and right, and each of the divided housings 12 a and 12 b has an upper horizontal divided cylinder portion 13 having a semicircular cross section and a lower vertical portion. Insertion of a horizontal mating male terminal provided on a divided cylindrical portion 14 having a rectangular cross section, a terminal accommodating portion (groove-shaped space) 15 in both divided cylindrical portions 13 and 14, and a front wall 16 of the horizontal divided cylindrical portion 13.
- the locking frame piece 20 and the locking means such as the locking claw 21 are provided.
- a groove 19 a for positioning and joining to the conductive housing 1 is formed in the block portion 19.
- the inner housing 12 can be divided into upper and lower parts. In this case, the divided housings may be integrated in parallel.
- a pair of horizontal divided tube portions 13 are combined to form a horizontal tube portion (horizontal portion) 13, and a pair of vertical divided tube portions 14 are combined to form a vertical tube portion (vertical portion) 14.
- the shield sleeve 8 and the shield terminal 9 are moved upward along the electric wire 2, the braid 2a of the electric wire 2 is folded downward and overlapped on the shield sleeve 8, and the braid 2a is folded back.
- the shield terminal 9 is crimped and connected from above the part.
- the upward extension plate portion 9 c of the shield terminal 9 is positioned in parallel with the electric wire 2 in the vicinity of the vertical tube portion 13 of the inner housing 12.
- the inner housing assembly 12 ′ is accommodated in the conductive housing 1 as shown in FIG. 8 by pulling the electric wire 2 downward as indicated by an arrow (in the direction opposite to the insertion direction of the electric wire 2 in FIG. 1). .
- the inner housing assembly 12 ′ includes an inner housing 12 and an L-shaped terminal 11. From the state of FIG. 7, the electric wire 2 smoothly contacts the inside of the cylindrical wall 5 of the conductive housing 1 and the inner peripheral portion of the annular wall 3. The inner housing assembly 12 ′ is smoothly drawn into the conductive housing 1 from the vertical cylindrical portion 14.
- the block portion 19 at the rear of the inner housing 12 abuts against the wall surface 21 in the bulging wall 4 of the conductive housing 1 to prevent further pull-in.
- the vertical cylindrical portion 14 of the inner housing 12 is accommodated in the bulging wall 4 and the cylindrical wall 5, and the horizontal cylindrical portion 13 protrudes from the front opening 3 a of the annular wall 3.
- reference numeral 11 denotes an L-shaped terminal.
- the shield terminal 9 is accommodated in the cylindrical wall 5.
- the bolt 22 is inserted from the front opening 3 a of the annular wall 3 into the hole 9 e of the projecting piece 9 d of the upper end of the plate portion 9 c of the shield terminal 9 (FIG. 7).
- the shield terminal 9 is fixed to the conductive housing 1 by being screwed into the screw hole of the (back wall) 4.
- the inner housing assembly 12 ′ is easily fixed to the conductive housing 1 integrally with the shield terminal 9.
- the screw hole is formed inside the horizontal cylindrical portion 23 in the bulging wall 4.
- the protruding piece 9d of the shield terminal 9 of the left end electric wire 2 faces left.
- the left end electric wire 2 is turned left and right as shown in FIG. 4 (the annular portion 9a is rotated 180 °).
- the two shield terminals 9 can be fixed to the conductive housing 1 with one bolt 22 (FIG. 9), with the projecting pieces 9 d of the shield terminal 9 overlapped with the projecting pieces 9 d of the shield terminal 9 of the central electric wire 2. Since the projecting piece 9d is disposed at the center in the width direction of the plate portion 9c, the shield terminal 9 can be reversed and used.
- the groove 19 a of the block portion 19 at the rear end of the inner housing 12 is positioned by engaging with the horizontal rib 24 in the bulging wall 4 of the conductive housing 1.
- the upper and lower flanges 18 of the inner housing 12 are pressed by the flanges of the outer housing described later.
- the conductive housing 1 and the inner housing assembly 12 ' constitute a conductive housing assembly 1'.
- a shell packing 26 is fitted into an oblong circumferential groove 25 on the front side of the annular wall 3 of the conductive housing 1, and the outer housing (front housing made of insulating resin shown in FIG. 11 is inserted into the conductive housing 1 from above. Also, an assembly (outer housing assembly) 27 ′ of 27, a shield shell 28 made of conductive metal and a housing packing 29 is assembled and fastened with bolts 30.
- the shield shell 28 includes an oval horizontal cylindrical portion 31 and a vertical flange 32 at the rear end of the cylindrical portion 31, and the flange 32 includes an annular convex portion 33 bulging rearward. And an outwardly perforated gavel 34.
- the outer housing 27 includes an oval horizontal main body 35 and a vertical flange 36 at the rear end of the main body 25, and the left and right sides of the main body 35 are notched in a slit shape.
- a shaft portion 37 is protruded from the shaft.
- the collar part 36 has a perforated small collar part 38.
- An annular convex portion 39 that engages with the circumferential groove 33 a of the shield shell 28 is provided on the rear surface of the flange portion 36.
- the housing packing 29 has a locking projection 29 a that fits into the hole 40 of the flange portion 32 of the shield shell 28, and is attached to the outer periphery of the cylindrical portion 31.
- the annular convex portion 33 of the shield shell 28 is positioned by being engaged with the shell packing 26 (outside or inside of the shell packing 26) in the circumferential groove 25 of the conductive housing 1 (FIG. 10).
- the flange portions 36 and 32 of the outer housing 27 and the shield shell 28 are overlapped in the front-rear direction, and the flange portion 18 of the inner housing 12 in the conductive housing 1 in FIG. And fix between.
- the small flange portions 38, 34 of the outer housing 27 and the shield shell 28 are overlapped, and the bolt 30 is inserted into the holes 38 a, 34 a of each small flange portion, thereby screwing the small flange portion 6 of the conductive housing 1.
- the outer housing assembly 27 ' is fixed to the conductive housing 1 as shown in FIG.
- the horizontal cylindrical portion 13 of the inner housing 12 is inserted along the inner surface of the cylindrical portion 31 of the shield shell 28 and is located in the inner space of the outer housing 27.
- the wire seal 7 is moved upward along the electric wire 2, and the outer peripheral lip 7 a is inserted into and in close contact with the vertical cylindrical wall 5 of the conductive housing 1.
- the inner peripheral lip of the wire seal 7 is in close contact with the outer skin of the electric wire 2.
- a pair of front and rear divided holders 42 a and 42 b are assembled to the outside of the short (may be longer) corrugated tube 41 made of synthetic resin attached to the electric wire 2, and the corrugated tube 41 is assembled.
- the circumferential grooves 41a are engaged with the circumferential protrusions 43 in the divided holders 42a and 42b, and at the same time, the divided holders 42a and 42b are combined and locked with each other by locking means such as the protrusion 44 and the frame piece 45.
- the rear holder assembly 42 ′ composed of the rear holder 42 and the corrugated tube 41 is pulled up along the electric wire 2, and the upward locking frame piece 46 of the rear holder 42 is attached to the cylindrical wall 5 of the conductive housing 1. Engage with the lower protrusion 47 (FIG. 10). The rear holder 42 prevents the cable seal 7 (FIG. 12) from falling off.
- a substantially U-shaped lever 48 for fitting a connector with a low insertion force is assembled to the shaft portion 37 of the outer housing 27 to complete the connector 50, that is, the shield waterproof connector.
- the lever 48 has a cam hole 49 that engages with a driven protrusion (not shown) of the mating connector housing that enters the slit 36 of the outer housing 27.
- the shield sleeve 8 is used.
- the shield sleeve 8 can be eliminated and the annular portion 9a of the shield terminal 9 can be directly crimped and connected to the braid 2a of the electric wire 2.
- the “shield terminal” in claim 1 includes the case where the shield sleeve 8 is added and the case where the shield sleeve 8 is not added.
- the shell packing 29, the housing packing 26, and the cable seal 7 are used for waterproofing. However, when the waterproofing is not necessary, these sealing members can be eliminated.
- the connector-fitting lever 48 is mounted. However, the lever 48 is not necessary when the connector (50) is pressed by hand and connected to the mating connector without using the lever 48.
- the method for manufacturing a connector according to the present invention can be used for easily assembling a connector for an electromagnetic shield.
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Description
2 シールド電線
2a 編組
2b 芯線
3 環状壁
3a 前部開口
4 膨出壁(背壁)
5 筒壁
5a 下部開口
6 小鍔部(鍔部)
7 ワイヤシール
9 シールド端子
9a 環状部
9c 板部
9d 突片
9e 孔
11 L字端子
12 インナハウジング
13 水平な筒部(水平部)
14 垂直な筒部(垂直部)
22 ボルト
27 アウタハウジング
28 シールドシェル
32,36 鍔部
42 リヤホルダ(ホルダ)
50 コネクタ
Claims (4)
- 環状壁に続く背壁と該背壁の下側に続く筒壁とを有する導電ハウジングの該筒壁の下部開口から該環状壁の前部開口にシールド電線を湾曲状に貫通させ、該シールド電線の先端からシールド端子を移動自在に外挿し、該シールド電線の先端部を皮剥きして芯線と編組を露出させ、該芯線にL字端子を接続し、該L字端子の外側に絶縁性のL字型のインナハウジングを装着し、該編組に該シールド端子を接続し、該シールド電線を貫通反対方向に引っ張って該インナハウジングの垂直部を該導電ハウジング内に収容し、該インナハウジングの水平部を該前部開口から突出させる工程を含むことを特徴とするコネクタの製造方法。
- 前記シールド端子は編組接続用の環状部と該環状部に続く板部と該板部の突片とを備え、該突片の孔にボルトを挿通して前記導電ハウジングの背壁側に該シールド端子をねじ締め固定する工程を含むことを特徴とする請求項1記載のコネクタの製造方法。
- 導電性のシールドシェルを内側に装着した絶縁性のアウタハウジングを前記インナハウジングの水平部の外側にセットして、該シールドシェルと該アウタハウジングとの鍔部を前記導電ハウジングの環状壁の鍔部にボルト締めで固定する工程を含むことを特徴とする請求項2記載のコネクタの製造方法。
- 前記シールド電線を前記導電ハウジングに貫通させる前に該シールド電線にワイヤシールを外挿させ、前記アウタハウジングの組付後に該ワイヤシールを該シールド電線に沿って移動させて該導電ハウジングの前記筒壁内に装着してホルダで保持させる工程を含むことを特徴とする請求項3記載のコネクタの製造方法。
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