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Plug-in connector with a bushing

  • US 6,780,068 B2
  • Filed: 11/26/2002
  • Issued: 08/24/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/15/2000
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. Plug-in connector (1) comprising a bushing (2) and with an insulating member (3) arranged in the bushing (2) in a use position, and elongate contacts (4) which are fixed in holes or bores (6) located in the insulating member via projections on the contacts which engage in recesses (7), the projections extend transverse to an extension direction of the contacts (4) in the use position, the contacts or the bores (6) with the contacts (4) being located cylindrically concentric with a middle of the bushing (2) or of the insulating member and thus are located at an equal distance from an inner side of the bushing (2) or a surface (3a) of the insulating member (3), a further contact (41) being arranged in an interior of the imaginary cylinder, parallel to the other contacts (4), within a hole or bore (6), wherein the insulating member (3) has at least one groove (8) that extends around the outer surface (3a) and opens outwardly that intersects or passes through the holes or bores (6) for the contacts (4) over a portion of a radial extent thereof on a side facing the outer surface (3a) of the insulating member, and the groove (8) is arranged on the insulating member (3) at a height at which the recesses (7) of the contacts (4) are located in the use position, and a latching or retaining ring (9) is provided, formed of an insulating material and extending at least over a portion of the entire circumference of the insulating member (3), that fits into the groove (8) of the insulating member (3), and simultaneously engages in the use position as a projection into the recesses (7) of the contacts (4), and the retaining ring (9) includes at least one inwardly-projecting retaining tongue (10) which in the use position engages into a channel or perforation (11) extending inwardly from the groove (8) and projects to within a recess (7) of the further contact (41) located in the interior of the cylindrical and the hole or bore (6) receiving the contact (41).

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