ELEMENTO DE CONECTOR DE ENCHUFE COAXIAL PARA LA CONEXION CON UNA PLACA DE CIRCUITOS IMPRESOS

EL ELEMENTO CONECTOR COAXIAL PRESENTA UN PIVOTE DE PRESION CENTRAL (5), ASI COMO AL MENOS DOS PIVOTES DE PRESION PERIFERICOS (7) PARA EL CONTACTO SIN SOLDADURA DEL CONDUCTOR INTERIOR (1) Y DEL CONDUCTOR EXTERIOR (2) CON EN EL CIRCUITO IMPRESO (8). SOBRE LOS PIVOTES DE PRESION PERIFERICOS (7) SE HA DISPUESTO UN CASQUILLO BLINDADO ADICIONAL (10) AXIALMENTE DESPLAZABLE, CUYO BORDE INTERIOR SE SOLAPA CON EL CONDUCTOR EXTERIOR (2). AL SER INSERTADO EL ELEMENTO CONECTOR EN LOS TALADROS DEL CIRCUITO IMPRESO, EL CASQUILLO BLINDADO SE DESPLAZA SEGUN LAS NECESIDADES, LOGRANDOSE UN BUEN CONTACTO ENTRE EL CIRCUITO IMPRESO Y EL CONDUCTOR EXTERIOR (2), INDEPENDIENTEMENTE DE LA PROFUNDIDAD DE INSERCION Y DE LAS TOLERANCIAS, POR LO QUE SE GARANTIZA UN BUEN HERMETISMO PARA FRECUENCIAS ALTAS DEL CONECTOR. PCT No. PCT/DE91/00698 Sec. 371 Date Mar. 22, 1993 Sec. 102(e) Date Mar. 22, 1993 PCT Filed Sep. 4, 1991 PCT Pub. No. WO92/05606 PCT Pub. Date Apr. 2, 1992The coaxial plug connector element has a central push-in pin (5) and at least two peripheral push-in pins (7) for making a non-soldered contact between the inner conductor (1) and the outer conductor (2), respectively, and a printed circuit beard (8). An additional shielding sleeve (10) whose inner edge overlaps the outer conductor (2) is arranged on the peripheral push-in pins (7) such that it can move axially. When the plug connector component is pushed into the holes in the printed circuit board, the shielding sleeve is moved as needed and, regardless of the depth of insertion and the tolerances, provides a good contact with the printed circuit board and the outer conductor (2), ensuring that the plug connection provides reliable radio frequency shielding.