Device for connecting to the end of a cable

Claim 1

A device for connecting to the end of a electrical coaxial cable having stranded wires centrally located within a outer conductor and surrounded by an outer insulated sheath comprising: a hollow cylindrical sleeve nut having an internal threads disposed within said sleeve nut terminating in a shoulder, said shoulder having a diameter smaller than said threads, said sleeve nut adapted to receive the cable through the shoulder end of said sleeve nut; a cylindrical sleeve having internal gripping means and a diameter larger than said shoulder, the free end of the cable being placed through said sleeve with said sleeve abutting said shoulder and being located radially inwardly from said threads, said gripping means being in contact with the outer insulated sheath to prevent the cable from sliding out of said sleeve; and a cylindrical plug having external threads adapted to cooperate with said sleeve nut threads and including a centrally disposed contact pin electrically insulated from said cylindrical plug and a pointed contact coupled to said contact pin, said pointed contact having saw-tooth profiling along its length, and a cylindrical blade contact that concentrically surrounds said pointed contact, the diameter of the cylindrical blade contact corresponding to the diameter of the outer conductor of the coaxial cable, said pointed contact projects beyond said cylindrical blade contact, so that said sleeve nut threads and said plug threads rotatably engage to wedge said cylindrical plug between said sleeve nut and said sleeve, radially compressing said sleeve and said gripping means to prevent the end of the cable from sliding out of said sleeve while said pointed contact simultaneously penetrates the stranded wires, whereby the compressive force of said sleeve increases the intensity of the electrical terminal contacts against said pointed contact with saw-tooth profiling along its length and seals the contact points hermetically against the external environment.

Claim 2

A device for connecting to the end of a electrical coaxial cable having stranded wires centrally located within a outer conductor and surrounded by an outer insulated sheath comprising: a hollow cylindrical sleeve nut having an internal threads disposed within said sleeve nut terminating in a shoulder, said shoulder having a diameter smaller than said threads, said sleeve nut adapted to receive the cable through the shoulder end of said sleeve nut; a cylindrical sleeve having internal gripping means and a diameter larger than said shoulder, the free end of the cable being placed through said sleeve with said sleeve abutting said shoulder and being located radially inwardly from said threads, said gripping means being in contact with the outer insulated sheath to prevent the cable from sliding out of said sleeve; and a cylindrical plug having external threads adapted to cooperate with said sleeve nut threads and including a centrally disposed contact pin electrically insulated from said cylindrical plug and a pointed contact coupled to said contact pin, said pointed contact having saw-tooth profiling along its length, and a cylindrical blade contact that concentrically surrounds said pointed contact, the diameter of the cylindrical blade contact corresponding to the diameter of the outer conductor of the coaxial cable, said pointed contact projects beyond said cylindrical blade contact, so that said sleeve nut threads and said plug threads rotatably engage to wedge said cylindrical plug between said sleeve nut and said sleeve, radially compressing said sleeve and said gripping means to prevent the end of the cable from sliding out of said sleeve while said pointed contact simultaneously penetrates the stranded wires, whereby the compressive force of said sleeve increases the intensity of the electrical terminal contacts against said pointed contact with saw-tooth profiling along its length and seals the contact points hermetically against the external environment.

Claim 7

A device for connecting to the end of a straight cut electrical cable having stranded wires centrally located within an outer insulated sheath comprising: a hollow cylindrical sleeve nut having internal threads disposed within said sleeve nut terminating in a shoulder, said shoulder having a diameter smaller than said threads, said sleeve nut adapted to receive the cable with the outer insulated sheath through the shoulder end of said sleeve nut; a cylindrical sleeve having internal gripping means and a diameter larger than said shoulder, the free end of the cable with the outer insulated sheath being placed through said sleeve with said sleeve abutting said shoulder and being located radially inwardly from said threads, said gripping means being in contact with the outer insulated sheath to prevent the cable from sliding out of said sleeve, said cylindrical sleeve including a conical outer surface disposed radially outwardly from the free end of the cable; and a cylindrical plug separate from said cylindrical sleeve, said plug having a conical inner surface and external threads adapted to cooperate with said sleeve nut threads and including a centrally disposed contact pin electrically insulated from said cylindrical plug and a pointed contact coupled to said contact pin, so that said sleeve nut threads and said plug threads rotatably engage to slide said conical inner surface past said conical outer surface and wedge said cylindrical plug radially between said sleeve nut and said sleeve, radially compressing said sleeve and said gripping means to prevent the free end of the cable from sliding out of said sleeve while said shoulder pushes said sleeve and cable over said pointed contact, wherein said pointed contact penetrates the stranded wires.

Claim 8

A device for connecting to the end of a straight cut electrical cable having stranded wires centrally located within an outer insulated sheath comprising: a hollow cylindrical sleeve nut having internal threads disposed within said sleeve nut terminating in a shoulder, said shoulder having a diameter smaller than said threads, said sleeve nut adapted to receive the cable with the outer insulated sheath through the shoulder end of said sleeve nut; a cylindrical sleeve having internal gripping means and a diameter larger than said shoulder, the free end of the cable with the outer insulated sheath being placed through said sleeve with said sleeve abutting said shoulder and being located radially inwardly from said threads, said gripping means being in contact with the outer insulated sheath to prevent the cable from sliding out of said sleeve, said cylindrical sleeve including a conical outer surface disposed radially outwardly from the free end of the cable; and a cylindrical plug separate from said cylindrical sleeve, said plug having a conical inner surface and external threads adapted to cooperate with said sleeve nut threads and including a centrally disposed contact pin electrically insulated from said cylindrical plug and a pointed contact coupled to said contact pin, so that said sleeve nut threads and said plug threads rotatably engage to slide said conical inner surface past said conical outer surface and wedge said cylindrical plug radially between said sleeve nut and said sleeve, radially compressing said sleeve and said gripping means to prevent the free end of the cable from sliding out of said sleeve while said shoulder pushes said sleeve and cable over said pointed contact, wherein said pointed contact penetrates the stranded wires.