Shielded Push-Pull Connector with Shielding Spring
The integration of a shield spring with a tab-shaped protrusion into shielded push-pull connectors enhances shielding properties by forming a loop through the shield portion, effectively reducing electromagnetic interference and improving signal integrity.
JP2025508202APending Publication Date: 2025-03-21BELDEN DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
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Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2024554988
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Priority Date
- 2022-03-14
- Filing Date
- 2023-03-10
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-21
AI Technical Summary
Technical Problem
Existing shielded push-pull connectors lack enhanced shielding properties, which can lead to electromagnetic interference and reduced signal integrity.
Method used
The introduction of a shield spring with a tab-shaped protrusion that fits into a corresponding recess on the snap ring, forming a circumferential protrusion that enhances shielding by forming a loop through the shield portion of the push-pull connector to the built-in connector, and is electrically connected to the shield portion of the cable.
Benefits of technology
This configuration significantly improves the shielding effectiveness of the push-pull connector, reducing electromagnetic interference and enhancing signal integrity by ensuring continuous electrical contact under spring action.
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Abstract
A shielded push-pull connector (1) having a shield spring (11), the shield spring (11) having tab-shaped protrusions (15, 16) on the front side as viewed in the insertion direction, the snap ring (10) having a tab-shaped recess corresponding to the tab-shaped protrusions (15, 16) of the shield spring (11), the tab-shaped protrusions (15, 16) of the shield spring (11) being disposed in the tab-shaped recess, whereby the tab-shaped protrusions (15, 16) of the shield spring (11) together with the tab-shaped protrusions (15, 16) of the snap ring (10) form a completely circumferential protrusion that abuts against an undercut portion (24) of the built-in connector, and at this time, the shield spring (11) made of a metallic material forms a loop through the shield portion of the push-pull connector (1) to the built-in connector, and the shield spring (11) is electrically connected directly or indirectly to the shield portion of the cable in which the push-pull connector (1) is disposed.
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