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Connector for coaxial television cable
Assignee: ARMEX CABLE Corp A CORP OF MI
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Filing: 1984-03-15
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Granted: 1986-06-03
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Expires: 2004-03-15
Abstract
Abstract A connector assembly for coaxial television cable used especially for signal connection between two housing mounts. A conductor rod has a multiple-land dielectric spool molded centrally between the ends leaving exposed conductive ends extending from the spool. A housing for the rod consists of two enclosing elements joined by a threaded collar and having threaded extensions to be received in a housing mount.
Inventors
- 👤 Thomas J. Drew
- 👤 Frank S. Day
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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Last Synchronized
2026-10-23 20:05
CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01R; H01R24/00; H01R24/38; H01R24/40; H01R13/00; H01R13/46; H01R13/52; H01R13/62; H01R13/622; H01R2103/00
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
287 words
For use with coaxial cable television line housings which are formed of conductive metal, closely spaced, and each having aligned threaded recesses, a housing-to-housing connection for the internal conductor of a coaxial television cable which comprises: (a) a first conductive connector element having a threaded end to be received in a threaded recess of one housing and having a central bore, said bore having an inturned lip at the outer end, (b) a second conductive connector element having a threaded end to be received in a threaded recess of a second housing and having a central bore to align with the bore of said first element, said bore having an inturned lip at the outer end, (c) means to secure said connector elements together with said bores in alignment comprising a collar engaging an annular shoulder on one element and threadingly engaging threads on an inner end of the other of said elements, and (d) a separable, integral conductor and insulator unit to be removably captured within said connector elements comprising a length of straight, solid conductor wire having a diameter much smaller than said bores to connect the internal conductor of a coaxial cable of said spaced housings and having a length to project out of the threaded ends of each of said connector elements and into said spaced housings, and an axial and radial locator molded on and bonded to said conductor wire centrally between the ends having a spool land at each end fitting within said aligned bores of said connector elements and confined axially between said lips of said bores, the intermediate portions of said locator covering said wire and having a diameter reduced from that of said bores and said spool lands.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
287 words
For use with coaxial cable television line housings which are formed of conductive metal, closely spaced, and each having aligned threaded recesses, a housing-to-housing connection for the internal conductor of a coaxial television cable which comprises: (a) a first conductive connector element having a threaded end to be received in a threaded recess of one housing and having a central bore, said bore having an inturned lip at the outer end, (b) a second conductive connector element having a threaded end to be received in a threaded recess of a second housing and having a central bore to align with the bore of said first element, said bore having an inturned lip at the outer end, (c) means to secure said connector elements together with said bores in alignment comprising a collar engaging an annular shoulder on one element and threadingly engaging threads on an inner end of the other of said elements, and (d) a separable, integral conductor and insulator unit to be removably captured within said connector elements comprising a length of straight, solid conductor wire having a diameter much smaller than said bores to connect the internal conductor of a coaxial cable of said spaced housings and having a length to project out of the threaded ends of each of said connector elements and into said spaced housings, and an axial and radial locator molded on and bonded to said conductor wire centrally between the ends having a spool land at each end fitting within said aligned bores of said connector elements and confined axially between said lips of said bores, the intermediate portions of said locator covering said wire and having a diameter reduced from that of said bores and said spool lands.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
117 words
A conductor component to be utilized to connect the internal conductor of coaxial television cables of separate, spaced-apart cable housings which comprises a straight solid conductor wire, and a dielectric locator sheath molded on and bonded to said wire centrally between the ends thereof leaving wire extensions at each end and having radial spacer lands at each end of the sheath, said lands having a diameter substantially larger than said sheath, said lands and said sheath to be removably confined within a pair of mechanically joined conductive connector elements, one of which is affixed to each of said separate cable housings and with the wire extensions at each end extending into different ones of the cable housings.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
117 words
A conductor component to be utilized to connect the internal conductor of coaxial television cables of separate, spaced-apart cable housings which comprises a straight solid conductor wire, and a dielectric locator sheath molded on and bonded to said wire centrally between the ends thereof leaving wire extensions at each end and having radial spacer lands at each end of the sheath, said lands having a diameter substantially larger than said sheath, said lands and said sheath to be removably confined within a pair of mechanically joined conductive connector elements, one of which is affixed to each of said separate cable housings and with the wire extensions at each end extending into different ones of the cable housings.
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