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Dismountable coaxial coupling

  • US 4,973,265 A
  • Filed: 07/20/1989
  • Issued: 11/27/1990
  • Est. Priority Date: 07/21/1988
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A high frequency coupling for coupling two coaxial cables, said coupling being assembled of a cylindrical housing with two open ends, whereby the respective cables in the open ends can be connected together in the housing by means of clamping means, characterized in that the clamping means include at least a contact socket, to be provided on a freed end of the cable, between an inner conductor and an outer conductor of the cable extending coaxially relative to the inner conductor, and a conical conductive clamping socket to be provided round the outer conductor, and that the clamping means include a tightening nut which, by being screwed into the open end of the housing, squeezes the clamping socket on the outer conductor of the cable which is supported by the contact socket, said clamping means further including a conductive contact socket, open at two opposed head ends, whose head ends are each provided with longitudinal cuts for receiving the free inner conductors of the cables in a tight fit, and further characterized in that the clamping means include a conductive cylindrical adapter having two open ends, whereby the first end of the adapter is provided with screw thread which corresponds with screw thread provided on the second end of the housing, and whereby the second end of the adapter is provided with screw thread which corresponds with screw thread provided on the tightening nut, that a narrowing conical surface is provided in the adapter, said conical surface, by co-operating with the conical clamping socket, exerting the clamping force to be directed radially inwards on the outer conductor when the tightening nut is provided on the adapter, and that an insulating insert is provided between the contact socket and the adapter.

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