Threaded connector

Joint structure

Threaded connector

The present invention relates to a joint structure, and more particularly to a coaxial cable joint structure having good electrical connectivity.

At present, TV reception is dominated by cable TV. The cable TV signal is connected to the receiving TV using a coaxial cable. This coaxial cable uses a digital hard disk recorder with a Screw-on F-Type connectors and Cable TV decoders, a cassette recorder/digital video disc (VCR/DVD) ( Hard disk digital recorders), satellite receivers, video games, TV signal distribution splitters, and switches.

Conventional rotary F-type connector grounding electrical continuity often has poor contact problems, because the nut of the F-type connector is connected with the screw interface connector of the above device, the inner sleeve of the nut and the F-type connector The barrel is not in full contact, and the inner sleeve is not in contact with the thread interface connector. The poor contact causes the grounding property of the connector body and the thread interface connector to be deteriorated, and the electrical signal transmission performance is degraded, causing poor contact therebetween. get over.

The creative coaxial cable connector is provided with a metal piece on the nut, the inner sleeve, the outer sleeve or the joint, and the metal piece is integrally formed with the nut, the inner sleeve or the outer sleeve, respectively, by the elasticity of the metal piece The nut can be reliably contacted with the inner sleeve to prevent electrical contact failure.

The present invention is a coaxial cable connector adapted to engage an electronic device having a threaded surface of a joint, the coaxial cable connector including an inner sleeve, an outer sleeve coaxially disposed outside the inner sleeve, a screw a cap sleeve is disposed on the inner sleeve, wherein a threaded portion of the nut is adapted to engage the threaded surface, and when the nut is engaged with the joint, an outer flange of the inner sleeve is located at the nut Between the inner flange and the joint of the electronic device, the inner sleeve includes a first metal piece and an inner sleeve body, and the inner sleeve body is integrally formed with the first metal piece. The first metal piece is located between the outer flange and the inner flange, and a first groove is located between the first metal piece and the outer flange.

The present invention is a coaxial cable connector adapted to engage an electronic device having a threaded surface of a joint, the coaxial cable connector including an inner sleeve, an outer sleeve coaxially disposed outside the inner sleeve, a screw a cap sleeve is disposed on the inner sleeve, wherein a threaded portion of the nut is adapted to engage the threaded surface, and when the nut is engaged with the joint, an outer flange of the inner sleeve is located at the nut An inner flange and the joint of the electronic device, wherein when the nut is engaged with the joint, a first metal piece of the inner sleeve contacts the joint, and when the nut is not connected with the joint When engaged, the first metal sheet is inclined from the inside to the outside in a first radial direction away from the body of one of the inner sleeves.

The present invention is a coaxial cable connector adapted to engage an electronic device having a threaded surface of a joint, the coaxial cable connector including an inner sleeve, an outer sleeve coaxially disposed outside the inner sleeve, a screw a cap sleeve is disposed on the inner sleeve, wherein a threaded portion of the nut is adapted to engage the threaded surface, and when the nut is engaged with the joint, an outer flange of the inner sleeve is located at the nut Between an inner flange and the joint of the electronic device, the nut includes a first metal piece integrally coupled to the body of the nut, the first metal piece being located on the body and the outer body Between the sleeves, and the first The metal sheet is slanted in a first radial direction and outwardly away from the body of the nut, and the inner flange abuts the body of the inner sleeve.

A coaxial cable connector adapted to engage a connector of a electronic device having a threaded surface, the coaxial cable connector including an inner sleeve, an outer sleeve coaxially disposed outside the inner sleeve, and a nut sleeve In the inner sleeve, wherein one of the threaded portions of the nut is adapted to engage the threaded surface, and when the nut is engaged with the joint, one of the outer flanges of the inner sleeve is located in one of the nuts Between the edge and the joint of the electronic device, the outer sleeve includes a first metal piece integrally coupled to a body of the outer sleeve, the first metal piece being located at the outer sleeve and the outer sleeve Between the nuts, the first sheet of metal is inclined in a first radial direction and outwardly away from the body of the outer sleeve.

A connector adapted to be disposed on an electronic device, the connector having a threaded surface adapted to engage a coaxial cable connector, the shaft cable connector including an inner sleeve, an outer sleeve coaxially disposed on the inner sleeve Externally, a nut is sleeved on the inner sleeve, wherein a threaded portion of the nut is adapted to engage the threaded surface, and when the nut is engaged with the joint, an outer flange of the inner sleeve is located Between an inner flange of the nut and the joint of the electronic device, the first metal piece of the joint contacts the inner sleeve when the nut is engaged with the joint, and the nut is When not engaged with the joint, the first sheet of metal is inclined in a first radial direction and outwardly away from a body of the joint.

These and other components, steps, features, advantages and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of the accompanying drawings.

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Figure 1 is a perspective view, partly in section, of the coaxial cable connector of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2a is a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2b is an exploded cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2c is a perspective view of the inner sleeve of the first embodiment of the creation.

2d and 2e are schematic views of different numbers of metal sheets in the first embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2f is a cross-sectional view showing the completion of the assembly of the coaxial cable connector of the first embodiment of the present invention.

2g and 2h are schematic views showing the steps of coupling the coaxial cable connector of the first embodiment to the joint.

Figure 3a is a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the second embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 3b is a cross-sectional view of the inner sleeve of the second embodiment of the present invention.

3c and 3d are schematic views of different numbers of metal sheets in the second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3e is a cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the second embodiment of the present invention after being joined to the joint.

Figure 4a is a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the third embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4b is an exploded cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the third embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4c is a perspective view of the inner sleeve of the third embodiment of the present invention.

4d and 4e are schematic views of different numbers of metal sheets in the third embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4f is a cross-sectional view showing the completion of the assembly of the coaxial cable connector of the third embodiment of the present invention.

4g and 4h are schematic views showing the steps of coupling the coaxial cable connector of the third embodiment to the joint.

Fig. 5a is a cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5b is an exploded cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 5c is a perspective view of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5d and Fig. 5e are schematic views showing different numbers of metal sheets in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 5f is a cross-sectional view showing the completion of the assembly of the coaxial cable connector of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5g and Fig. 5h are schematic diagrams showing the steps of coupling the coaxial cable connector of the fourth embodiment to the joint.

Figure 6a is a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6b is an exploded cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6c is a perspective view of the nut of the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

6d and 6e are schematic views of different numbers of metal sheets in the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6f is a cross-sectional view showing the completion of the assembly of the coaxial cable connector of the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

6g and 6h are schematic views showing the steps of coupling the coaxial cable connector of the fifth embodiment to the joint.

Figure 6i is an exploded cross-sectional view showing another aspect of the coaxial cable connector of the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 6j is a schematic view showing the steps of coupling the coaxial cable connector of another aspect of the fifth embodiment to the joint.

Fig. 7a is a cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the sixth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7b is an exploded cross-sectional view showing the coaxial cable connector of the sixth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 7c is a perspective view of the inner sleeve of the sixth embodiment of the present invention.

7d and 7e are schematic views of different numbers of first metal sheets in the sixth embodiment of the present invention.

7f and 7g are schematic views of different numbers of first metal sheets of the sixth embodiment.

Fig. 7h is a cross-sectional view showing the completion of the assembly of the coaxial cable connector of the sixth embodiment of the present invention.

7i and 7j are schematic views showing the steps of coupling the coaxial cable connector of the sixth embodiment to the joint.

Figure 8a is a cross-sectional view of the joint of the seventh embodiment of the present invention.

Figures 8b and 8c are schematic views of different numbers of metal sheets of the seventh embodiment of the present invention.

8d and 8e are schematic diagrams showing the steps of combining the connector of the seventh embodiment with the coaxial cable connector.

Figure 9a is a cross-sectional view showing the first assembled coaxial cable connector of the eighth embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 9b is a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the second combined embodiment of the eighth embodiment of the present invention.

Although certain embodiments have been shown in the drawings, the embodiments of the embodiments of the present invention And other embodiments described herein.

The drawings reveal illustrative embodiments of the present work. It does not describe all of the embodiments. Other embodiments may be used in addition or instead. In order to save space or more effectively explain, obvious or unnecessary details may be omitted. Instead, some embodiments may be implemented without revealing all the details. When the same number appears in different figures, it refers to the same or similar components or steps.

The present invention may be more fully understood from the following description, which is considered to be illustrative and not restrictive. These drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale, but rather emphasize the principles of the present invention.

Illustrative embodiments are now described. Other embodiments may be used in addition or instead. In order to save space or render more efficiently, obvious or unnecessary details may be omitted. Instead, some embodiments may be implemented without revealing all the details.

The present invention is a coaxial cable connector, wherein the cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable is as shown in FIG. 1 , and the coaxial cable includes a metal wire 1 , an insulating layer 3 covering the metal wire 1 , and a thin insulating layer 3 . a metal layer 5, a metal braid layer 7 covering the thin metal layer 5, and a plastic skin layer 9 covering the metal braid layer 7, wherein the metal wire 1 is made of copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold or copper Alloy, copper-tin alloy, Copper-nickel alloy or other conductive polymer or non-metal conductor, etc., and the thin metal layer 5 is made of an aluminum-containing metal layer, a copper-containing metal layer or a conductive layer containing a conductive material, such as an aluminum foil package. a cladding or copper foil cladding layer, wherein the thin metal layer 5 has electrical shielding effect to reduce interference, and the metal braid layer 7 includes two layers of a woven layer, a three layer woven layer (Tri-shield) and four layers. Different coating forms such as a woven (Quad), the material of the metal woven layer 7 is, for example, aluminum, aluminum alloy, copper or copper alloy.

The present invention has several embodiments, and the embodiments can be combined with each other. The following embodiments of the present invention are described in order:

First embodiment:

Please refer to FIGS. 2a, 2b and 2c, which are a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the first embodiment, an exploded cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector, and a perspective view of the inner sleeve. The coaxial cable connector includes a coaxial inner sleeve 10, an outer sleeve 12, a nut 14 and a metal ring 19, wherein the inner sleeve 10 and the outer sleeve 12 are coaxially arranged and accommodate the first one. The coaxial cable shown in the figure, the inner sleeve 10, the nut 14 and the metal ring 19 are made of a conductive material, such as copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy. Or other conductive polymer or non-metal conductor, etc., the surface of the inner sleeve 10, the nut 14 and the metal ring 19 can be electroplated, electrolessly plated or covered with a layer of anti-rust metal, the material of which includes a copper, Neodymium, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive or non-metallic conductors. The outer sleeve 12 of the present embodiment is, for example, a plastic material, but may be replaced with a metal material such as copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other electrical conductivity. Good polymer or non-metallic conductors, etc.

Referring to FIG. 2b and FIG. 2c, the inner sleeve 10 of the embodiment has an inner sleeve body 100 and two metal sheets 102. The inner sleeve body 100 is integrally formed with the two metal sheets 102. Cylinder The body 100 has a through hole 101, a first outer flange 104, a first groove 106, a second groove 108, a second outer flange 110, a third outer flange 112, and a first surface 114. a second surface 116 and a rear end extension 118, wherein the first trench 106 is located between the first outer flange 104 and the metal sheet 102, and the second trench 108 is located between the metal sheet 102 and the second outer flange 110. Between the second outer flange 110 and the third outer flange 112, the first surface 114 is the surface of the second outer flange 110 and is located between the second groove 108 and the second surface 116. . And each metal piece 102 is connected to the inner sleeve body 100 at both ends, and each metal piece 102 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 104, and the outer diameter of each metal piece 102 has an arc of, for example, 120 degrees. Between 180 degrees. An angle a between the metal piece 102 and one of the radial directions of the inner sleeve 10 is an acute angle, for example, between 10 degrees and 40 degrees, between 15 degrees and 60 degrees, and between 20 degrees and 80 degrees. The metal piece 102 is inclined toward the second outer flange 110. Further, the thickness of the metal piece 102 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm), between 0.3 and 2 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 3 millimeters, and the first groove 106 is formed by the radial direction of the inner sleeve 100. The inner and outer portions are gradually widened, and the second groove 108 is gradually narrowed from the inside to the outside in the radial direction of the inner sleeve 100, and the minimum width of the first groove 106 (located at the bottom of the first groove 106) is, for example, Between 0.1 and 1 millimeter (mm), between 0.3 and 1.5 mm, and between 0.5 and 2 mm, the maximum width of the second trench 108 (located at the top of the second trench 106) is, for example, between 0.1 and 1 mm. Between (mm), between 0.3 and 1.5 mm and between 0.5 and 2 mm, and the depth of the first trench 106 is, for example, between 0.5 and 2 millimeters (mm), and the depth of the second trench 108 is, for example, Between 0.25 and 1 millimeter (mm), a radial distance between the tip of the metal sheet 102 and one of the axes of the inner sleeve 100 is substantially equal to or smaller than the outer diameter surface of the first outer flange 104 to the inner sleeve 100. A radial distance between the axes is greater than a radial distance between the second surface 116 of the second outer flange 110 and the axis of the inner sleeve 100.

In addition, the number of the metal sheets 102 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of the metal sheets 102 may be one, three, or four. For example, when the number of the metal sheets 102 is four, refer to the second drawing. The inner ends of each of the metal sheets 102 are connected to the inner sleeve body 100, and each of the metal sheets 102 is recessed. The line 1021 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 104, and the outer diameter of each of the metal sheets 102 has an arc of, for example, between 50 degrees and 110 degrees. If the number of the metal pieces 102 is one piece, as shown in FIG. 2e, the shape of the metal piece 102 is connected to the inner sleeve body 100 at both ends, and the metal piece 102 is away from the first outer flange by a concave fold line 1021. The direction of the concave direction of 104 is such that the outer diameter of the metal piece 102 has an arc of, for example, between 150 degrees and 300 degrees.

The outer sleeve 12 of the present embodiment has a through hole 121, an inner flange 122, a deformable portion 125, a recess 127 and a rear end extension 124. The nut 14 of this embodiment has a through hole 141, an inner flange 142 and a threaded portion 144. The inner diameter of the rear end extension 124 is greater than the outer diameter of the rear end extension 118, wherein the nut 14 is of any type such as a hex nut, a square nut, a ring nut, an airfoil nut, and the like. The connector can be locked to the electronic device with a wrench or other tool.

Referring to FIG. 2f at the same time, the assembly method of the embodiment is to lay the metal ring 19 around the outer sleeve 12, wherein the inner surface of the side wall of the metal ring 19 near the middle and rear sections has an inclined surface, so that the metal ring The hole of the 19 is closer to the middle and the rear section, and the aperture of the metal ring 19 is gradually larger. The inner surface of the metal ring 19 is inclined toward the inner surface of the middle and rear sections, so that the socket of the metal ring 19 is closer to the middle and rear sections. Gradually increasing, wherein the inclined surface of the metal ring 19 and the axial direction of one of the metal rings have a first inclination angle, the first inclination angle is, for example, 5 to 45 degrees, and the outer sleeve 12 includes a slope. One of the deformable portions 125 has a second inclined angle between the inclined surface of the deformable portion 125 and one of the axial directions of the outer sleeve 12, and the second inclined angle is, for example, between 5 and 45 degrees. Further, a groove 127 is provided on the rear side of the inclined surface of the deformable portion 125 so as to surround the outer sleeve 12, whereby the deformable portion 125 is easily deformed. At this time, the inclined surface of the metal ring 19 abuts against the inclined surface of the deformable portion 125. Next, the rear end extension 118 of the inner sleeve body 100 is passed through the through hole 141 of the nut 14 and the inner flange 142 is sleeved around the first surface 114 of the inner sleeve body 100, and then the rear end extension 118 is Passing through the perforation 121 of the outer sleeve 12, and The inner flange 122 of the outer sleeve 12 is sleeved on the second surface 116, and the inner flange 122 is tightly engaged on the second surface 116 and the second outer flange 110 and the third portion in a tight fit manner. Between the outer flanges 112, at this time, the rear end extension portion 118 and the rear end extension portion 124 form an annular hollow and have a concentric surrounding relationship. In addition, when the assembly is completed, the elastic force of the metal piece 102 is against the inner flange 142 of the nut 14, so that the nut 14 abuts the inner flange 122 of the outer sleeve 12, and the inner flange 142 of the nut 14 can be The first outer flange 104 of the inner sleeve 10 and the inner flange 122 of the outer sleeve 12 are freely rotatable, and the axial movement of the nut 14 is restricted by the elastic force of the metal piece 102, and the snail can be transmitted through the metal piece 102. The cap 14 is electrically connected to the inner sleeve 10, that is, electrically grounded.

When the coaxial cable is mounted on the coaxial cable connector, the braided layer 7 of the coaxial cable and the plastic skin layer 9 are pressed to form between the rear end portion 118 of the inner sleeve 10 and the rear end portion 124 of the outer sleeve 12. In the gap, at this time, part of the braid layer 7 will overturn the outer surface of the covered plastic skin layer 9, and the metal wire 1, the insulating layer 3 and the thin metal layer 5 of the coaxial cable (not shown in the 2f figure) From the rear end of the perforation 101, it is threaded into the front end of the perforation 101 of the inner sleeve 10, wherein the wire 1 extends into the space formed by the threaded portion 144 of the nut 14. Then, the metal ring 19 is moved axially backward, so that the deformable portion 125 of the outer sleeve 12 is deformed inwardly to press the plastic skin layer 9 of the coaxial cable, thereby fixing the coaxial cable, and the metal ring 19 is at the rear end. By a stepped portion 129 of the outer sleeve 12, the stepped portion 129 is the side wall of the recess 127 near the rear end before the deformable portion 125 has been deformed.

Mounting the coaxial cable connector to a connector 500, the connector 500 can be disposed on an electronic device, or an intermediate adapter of an extended coaxial cable, or a T-type or F-type adapter, wherein the assembly step, Referring to Figures 2g and 2h, the connector 500 has a threaded portion 502 for threading the wire 1 in the center of the coaxial cable into the connector 500, and then rotating the nut 14 to the sleeve 10 of the coaxial cable connector. The first outer flange 104 slowly approaches the joint 500. At this time, the inner flange 142 of the nut 14 is pressed by the elastic force of the metal piece 102, so that the inner flange of the nut 14 and the joint 500 are engaged. 142 has always been with the coat The inner flange 122 of the barrel 12 is in contact. When the engagement is completed, the angle a between the metal piece 102 and the radial direction of the inner sleeve 10 is gradually reduced, and the inner flange 142 of the nut 14 is no longer in contact with the inner flange 122 of the outer sleeve 12. . When the nut 14 is engaged with the joint 500, the angle a between the metal sheet 102 and the radial direction of the inner sleeve 10 becomes 0 degrees, or the metal piece 102 may even be inclined toward the first outer flange 104. . Therefore, after the coaxial cable connector is installed to the connector 500, the metal piece 102 and the inner flange 142 of the nut 14 are kept in contact at all times, forming a good electrical connection, so that the coaxial cable connector is accidentally pulled during use, resulting in a nut. 14 When the connector 500 is not tightly connected, a good ground electrical connection is still provided to ensure signal transmission quality.

Second embodiment:

Please refer to FIGS. 3a and 3b, which are cross-sectional views of the coaxial cable connector of the second embodiment and a cross-sectional view of the inner sleeve. The second embodiment is similar to the first embodiment, and the elements in the present embodiment have the same reference numerals as those of the first embodiment, and the description of the elements in the first embodiment can be referred to. The two metal sheets 103 are integrally formed with the inner sleeve 10, the difference being that the two metal sheets 103 are respectively disposed on the first surface 114 of the second outer flange 110, and only between the metal sheet 103 and the first outer flange 104 Having a trench 107 different from the first trench 106 and the second trench 108 on both sides of the metal strip 102 of the first embodiment, and the thickness of the metal strip 103 is between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm). Between 0.3 and 2 mm and between 0.5 and 3 mm, the groove 107 is gradually narrowed from the inside to the outside in the radial direction of the inner sleeve 100 to a minimum width, and the minimum width is maintained to the bottom of the groove 107. The minimum width of the trenches 107 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1 millimeter (mm), between 0.3 and 1.5 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 2 millimeters, and the maximum width of the trenches 107 (located at the top of the second trenches 107), for example Between 0.1 and 1 millimeter (mm), between 0.3 and 1.5 mm and between 0.5 and 2 mm, the depth of the groove 107 is, for example, between 0.25 and 1 mm, and the top end of the metal piece 103 is A radial distance between one of the axes of the inner sleeve 100 is substantially equal to or smaller than the outer diameter surface of the first outer flange 104 to a radial distance between the axes of the inner sleeve 100, but greater than a radial distance between the second surface 116 of the second outer flange 110 and the axis of the inner sleeve 100, and the metal piece 103 is from the inside out An angle b between the direction of extension and a radial direction is an acute angle, and the metal piece 103 is radially inclined from the inside to the outside in the opposite direction of the first outer flange 104. The angle a is between 10 and 40 degrees. Between 15 degrees and 60 degrees and between 20 degrees and 80 degrees.

In addition, the number of the metal sheets 103 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of the metal sheets 103 may be one, three or four. For example, when the number of the metal sheets 103 is four, please refer to the figure 3c. The inner ends of each of the metal sheets 103 are connected to the inner sleeve body 100, and each of the metal sheets 103 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 104 by a concave fold line 1031, and the outer diameter of each metal piece 103 is curved. For example between 50 degrees and 110 degrees. If the number of the metal sheets 103 is one, as shown in FIG. 3d, the shape of the metal piece 103 is connected to the inner sleeve body 100 at both ends, and the metal piece 103 is away from the first outer flange by a concave fold line 1031. The direction of the concave direction of 104 is such that the outer diameter of the metal piece 103 has an arc of, for example, between 150 degrees and 300 degrees. In addition, other elements of the embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment, and will not be repeatedly described herein.

The coaxial cable connector of this embodiment is assembled in the same manner as the first embodiment. The metal piece 103 on the first surface 114 is pressed against the inner flange 142 of the nut 14 by the elastic force of the metal piece 103 after the assembly is completed. The nut 14 is in contact with the inner flange 122 of the outer sleeve 12, and the inner flange 142 of the nut 14 is freely rotatable between the inner sleeve 10 and the outer sleeve 12, but the snail is restrained by the elastic force of the metal piece 103. The axial movement of the cap 14 is performed.

Referring to FIG. 3e, the coaxial cable connector of the present embodiment is mounted to the joint 500 in the same manner as the first embodiment, wherein a radial direction between the metal piece 103 and the inner sleeve 10 during the joining process is shown. The angle a will gradually shrink. When the nut 14 and the joint 500 are locked and engaged, the inner flange 142 of the nut 14 will slightly move toward the joint 500, so that the inner flange 142 does not contact the outer sleeve. The inner flange 104 of the cylinder 12 and the angle a between the metal piece 103 and the radial direction of the inner sleeve 10 become 0 degrees. After the coaxial cable connector is mounted to the joint 500, the metal piece 103 and the nut 14 are inside. The flange 142 will remain in contact at all times, forming a good electrical connection, allowing the coaxial cable connector to be pulled inadvertently during use, thereby providing good grounding electrical properties when the nut 14 is not tightly coupled to the connector 500. Connect to ensure signal quality.

Third embodiment:

Please refer to FIGS. 4a, 4b and 4c, which are a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the third embodiment, an exploded cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector, and a perspective view of the inner sleeve. The outer sleeve 12, the nut 14 and the metal ring 19 of the third embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment. Please refer to the first embodiment, and the components in the embodiment are not repeated here. The elements of the first embodiment have the same reference numerals, and the description of the elements in the first embodiment can be referred to. The third embodiment differs from the first embodiment in the structure of the inner sleeve 10. The inner sleeve 30 of the embodiment has an inner sleeve body 300 and two metal sheets 302. The inner sleeve body 100 is integrally formed with the metal piece 302. The inner sleeve body 300 has a through hole 301 and a first convex portion. a rim 304, a second outer flange 310, a third outer flange 312, a first surface 314, a second surface 316 and a rear end extension 318, wherein the metal sheet 302 is tied to the first outer flange The front end of the 304, the second surface 316 is located between the second outer flange 310 and the third outer flange 312, and the first surface 314 is the surface of the second outer flange 310. And each metal piece 302 is connected to the inner sleeve body 300 at both ends, and each metal piece 302 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 304 with respect to one of the concave fold lines 3021, and each metal piece 302 is The curvature of the outer diameter is, for example, between 120 and 180 degrees. A gap 303 is defined between each of the metal sheets 302 and the first outer flange 304. The notch 303 radially cuts through one of the inner sleeves 30 and separates the inner diameter of the metal piece 302 from the inner sleeve body. 300 and the outer diameter of the metal piece 302 and the inner sleeve body 300, and in the radial direction perpendicular to the concave fold line 3021, the distance between the outer diameter of the spaced metal piece 302 and the inner sleeve body 300 is greater than Separating the inner diameter of the metal piece 302 from the inner sleeve body 300, that is, separating The distance between the metal piece 302 and the inner sleeve body 300 is gradually widened from the inside to the outside in the radial direction, wherein an angle c between each metal piece 302 and one of the radial directions of the inner sleeve 30 is An acute angle, and the metal piece 302 is inclined away from the first outer flange 304, such as between 20 degrees and 60 degrees, between 30 degrees and 70 degrees, and between 45 degrees and 80 degrees. In addition, the thickness of the metal piece 302 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm), between 0.3 and 2 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 3 millimeters, and the depth of the notch 303 is between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm). Between 0.3 and 2 mm and between 0.5 and 3 mm.

In addition, the number of metal pieces 302 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of metal pieces 302 may be one, three, or four. For example, when the number of metal pieces 302 is four, refer to FIG. 4d. The inner ends of each of the metal sheets 302 are connected to the inner sleeve body 300, and each of the metal sheets 302 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 304 with a concave fold line 3021, and the outer diameter of each metal piece 302 is curved. For example between 50 degrees and 110 degrees. If the number of the metal pieces 302 is one piece, as shown in FIG. 4e, the shape of the metal piece 302 is connected to the inner sleeve body 300 at both ends, and the metal piece 302 is moved away from the first outer flange by a concave fold line 3021. The direction of the recess is 304, and the outer diameter of the metal piece 302 has an arc of, for example, between 150 and 300 degrees.

Referring to FIG. 4f at the same time, the assembly method of the embodiment firstly sleeves the metal ring 19 around the outer sleeve 12, wherein the inner surface of the side wall of the metal ring 19 near the middle and rear sections has an inclined surface, so that the metal The hole of the ring 19 is gradually enlarged toward the rear of the middle and rear sections, wherein the inclined surface of the metal ring 19 and the axial direction of one of the metal rings have a first inclination angle, and the first inclination angle is, for example, 5 degrees to 45 degrees, the outer sleeve 12 includes a deformable portion 125 having an inclined surface, and the inclined surface of the deformable portion 125 and the axial direction of the outer sleeve 12 have a second inclination angle. The two tilt angles are, for example, between 5 and 45 degrees. Further, a groove 127 is provided on the rear side of the inclined surface of the deformable portion 125 so as to surround the outer sleeve 12, whereby the deformable portion 125 is easily deformed. At this time, the inclined surface of the metal ring 19 abuts against the inclined surface of the deformable portion 125. Next, the inner sleeve body 300 rear end extension 318 is passed through the nut 14 The hole 141 is disposed, and the inner flange 142 is sleeved around the first surface 314 of the inner sleeve body 300, and then the rear end extension portion 318 is passed through the through hole 121 of the outer sleeve 12, and the inner sleeve 12 is convex. The rim 122 is sleeved on the second surface 116 and the inner flange 122 is tightly engaged on the second surface 316 and between the second outer flange 310 and the third outer flange 312 in a tight fit manner. The rear end extension 318 and the rear end extension 124 form an annular hollow and are in a concentric wrap relationship. The inner flange 142 of the nut 14 is sandwiched between the first outer flange 304 of the inner sleeve 30 and the inner flange 122 of the outer sleeve 12 and is between the first outer flange 304 and the inner flange 122. Free to rotate and move.

When the coaxial cable is mounted on the coaxial cable connector, the braided layer 7 of the coaxial cable and the plastic skin layer 9 are pressed to form between the rear end portion 318 of the inner sleeve 30 and the rear end portion 124 of the outer sleeve 12. In the gap, at this time, part of the braid layer 7 will overturn the outer surface of the part of the plastic skin layer 9, and the metal wire 1, the insulating layer 3 and the thin metal layer 5 of the coaxial cable (not shown in Fig. 4f) From the rear end of the perforation 301, it is threaded into the front end of the perforation 301 of the inner sleeve 30, wherein the wire 1 extends into the space formed by the threaded portion 144 of the nut 14. Then, the metal ring 19 is moved axially backward, so that the deformable portion 125 of the outer sleeve 12 is deformed inwardly to press the plastic skin layer 9 of the coaxial cable, thereby fixing the coaxial cable, and the metal ring 19 is at the rear end. By a stepped portion 129 of the outer sleeve 12, the stepped portion 129 is the side wall of the recess 127 near the rear end before the deformable portion 125 has been deformed.

The coaxial cable connector of the embodiment is installed to a connector 500. The connector 500 can be disposed on an electronic device, or an intermediate adapter of an extended coaxial cable, or a T-type or F-type adapter. For the assembly step, as shown in FIG. 4g and FIG. 4h, the connector 500 has a threaded portion 502 for threading the metal wire 1 at the center of the coaxial cable into the connector 500, and then rotating the nut 14 to make the coaxial cable connector The first outer flange 304 of the inner sleeve 30 slowly approaches the joint 500, and the metal piece 302 located at the front end of the first outer flange 304 is in contact with one end of the threaded portion 502, while the metal piece 302 and the inner sleeve 30 are An angle a between the radial directions will gradually decrease, and when the nut 14 and the joint 500 are locked and engaged, the surface of the joint 500 will be pressed. The metal piece 302 is forced to make the angle a between the metal piece 302 and the radial direction of the inner sleeve 30 nearly 0 degrees, and one surface of the metal piece 302 is attached to the surface of the joint 500. Therefore, after the coaxial cable connector is installed to the connector 500, the metal piece 302 is kept in contact with the metal surface of the connector 500, forming a good electrical connection path, even if the coaxial cable connector is accidentally pulled during use, causing the nut 14 and the connector 500. When not connected, the metal piece 302 will continue to contact the metal surface of the joint 500 due to the elastic force, and still maintain a good conductive path, and at the same time provide a good ground electrical connection, thereby ensuring signal transmission quality.

Fourth embodiment:

Please refer to FIG. 5a, FIG. 5b and FIG. 5c, which are a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the fourth embodiment, an exploded cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector, and a perspective view of the outer sleeve. The coaxial cable connector includes an inner sleeve 40, an outer sleeve 42 and a nut 44, wherein the inner sleeve 40 and the outer sleeve 42 coaxially receive the coaxial cable as shown in FIG. The material of the inner sleeve 40, the outer sleeve 42 and the nut 44 is made of a conductive material, such as copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other good electrical conductivity. The surface of the inner sleeve 40, the outer sleeve 42 and the nut 44 may be plated, electrolessly plated or covered with a layer of rustproof metal, the material of which includes a copper, bismuth, silver, or the like. Nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive polymer or non-metal conductor, etc., wherein the nut 44 is of a hexagonal nut, a square nut, and a ring. Any type of nut, such as a nut or wing nut, can be locked to the electronics with a wrench or other tool.

The inner sleeve 40 of the present embodiment has a through hole 401, an outer flange 404, a surface 406 and a rear end extension 408. The nut 44 of this embodiment has a through hole 441, an inner flange 442 and a threaded portion 444. The sleeve 42 has an outer sleeve body 420 and two metal sheets 422. The sleeve body 420 is integrally formed with the two metal sheets 422. The sleeve body 420 has a through hole 421 and a convex portion. a rim 424 and a rear end extension 428, wherein the metal piece 422 is fastened to the front end of the inner flange 424, and each metal piece 422 is connected to the outer sleeve body 420 at both ends, and each metal piece 422 is correspondingly concave. The fold line 4221 is concavely folded away from the inner flange 424, and the outer diameter of each of the metal sheets 422 is, for example, between 120 degrees and 180 degrees. A gap 423 is defined between each of the metal sheets 422 and the inner flange 424. The gap 423 radially cuts through one of the outer sleeves 42 and separates the inner diameter of the metal piece 422 from the outer sleeve body 420. The outer diameter of the metal piece 422 is spaced apart from the outer sleeve body 420, and in a radial direction perpendicular to the concave fold line 4221, the distance between the outer diameter of the spaced metal piece 422 and the outer sleeve body 420 is greater than the distance The distance between the inner diameter of the metal piece 422 and the outer sleeve body 420, that is, the distance between the partition metal piece 422 and the outer sleeve body 420 is gradually widened from the inside to the outside in the radial direction. An angle d between each of the metal sheets 422 and one of the radial directions of the outer sleeve 42 is an acute angle, and the metal piece 422 is inclined away from the inner flange 424. The angle d is, for example, between 20 degrees and 60 degrees. Between degrees, between 30 degrees and 70 degrees and between 45 degrees and 80 degrees. In addition, the thickness of the metal piece 422 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm), between 0.3 and 2 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 3 millimeters, and the depth of the notch 423 is between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm). Between 0.3 and 2 mm and between 0.5 and 3 mm.

In addition, the number of metal sheets 422 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of metal sheets 422 may be one, three or four. For example, when the number of metal sheets 422 is four, please refer to FIG. 5d. The outer ends of each of the metal sheets 422 are connected to the outer sleeve body 420. Each of the metal sheets 422 is concavely folded away from the inner flange 424 with reference to a concave fold line 4221, and the outer diameter of each metal piece 422 is, for example, Between 50 degrees and 110 degrees. If the number of the metal pieces 422 is one piece, as shown in FIG. 5e, the shape of the metal piece 422 is connected to the outer sleeve body 420 at both ends, and the metal piece 422 is away from the inner flange 424 with a concave fold line 4221 as a reference. The direction is concavely folded, and the outer diameter of the metal piece 422 has an arc of, for example, between 150 degrees and 300 degrees.

Please also refer to FIG. 5f, the assembly method of this embodiment is after the inner sleeve 40 The end extension 408 passes through the perforation 441 of the nut 44 and encloses the inner flange 442 around the surface 406 of the inner sleeve 40, and then passes the rear end extension 408 through the perforation 421 of the outer sleeve 42 and The inner flange 424 of the outer sleeve 42 is sleeved over the surface 406 and the inner flange 424 is tightly engaged on the surface 406 in a tight fit, with the rear end extension 408 and the rear end extension 428 They form an annular hollow and are in a concentric relationship. In addition, when the assembly is completed, the elastic force of the metal piece 422 is against the inner flange 442 of the nut 44, so that the nut 44 is in contact with the outer flange 404 of the inner sleeve 40, and the inner flange 442 of the nut 44 can be included. The sleeve 40 and the outer sleeve 42 are free to rotate, but the axial movement of the nut 44 is restricted by the elastic force of the metal piece 422.

When the coaxial cable is mounted on the coaxial cable connector, the braided layer 7 of the coaxial cable and the plastic skin layer 9 are pressed to form between the rear end portion 408 of the inner sleeve 40 and the rear end portion 428 of the outer sleeve 42. In the gap, at this time, part of the woven layer 7 will overturn the outer surface of the part of the plastic skin layer 9, and the metal wire 1, the insulating layer 3 and the thin metal layer 5 of the coaxial cable (not shown in Fig. 5f) From the rear end of the perforation 401, it is threaded into the front end of the perforation 401 of the inner sleeve 40, wherein the wire 1 extends into the space formed by the threaded portion 444 of the nut 44. Next, the outer sleeve 42 is radially pressed by the tool, and the outer sleeve 42 is deformed inwardly to press the plastic skin layer 9 of the coaxial cable to fix the coaxial cable.

Mounting the coaxial cable connector to a connector 500, the connector 500 can be disposed on an electronic device, or an intermediate adapter of an extended coaxial cable, or a T-type or F-type adapter, wherein the assembly step, Referring to FIGS. 5g and 5h, the connector 500 has a threaded portion 502 for threading the wire 1 at the center of the coaxial cable into the connector 500, and then rotating the nut 44 to the sleeve 40 of the coaxial cable connector. The outer flange 404 is slowly approached to the joint 500. At this time, the inner flange 442 of the nut 44 is pressed by the elastic force of the metal piece 422, so that the inner flange of the nut 44 is engaged during the engagement of the nut 44 with the joint 500. The 442 is always in contact with the outer flange 404 of the inner sleeve 40, wherein the engagement of the nut 44 with the joint 500 is completed, and an angle d between the radial direction of the metal piece 422 and the outer sleeve 42 does not change, the nut Within 44, the flange 442 continues to The outer flange 404 of the inner sleeve 40 contacts to form a good electrical connection, so that the coaxial cable connector is inadvertently pulled during use, thereby providing good grounding when the nut 44 and the joint 500 are not tightly connected. ) Electrical connection to ensure signal transmission quality.

Fifth embodiment:

Please refer to FIGS. 6a, 6b and 6c, which are a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the fifth embodiment, an exploded cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector, and a perspective view of the nut. The coaxial cable connector includes an inner sleeve 60, an outer sleeve 62 and a nut 64. The inner sleeve 60 and the outer sleeve 62 receive the coaxial cable as shown in FIG. 1 coaxially. The inner sleeve 60, the outer sleeve 62 and the nut 64 are made of a conductive material, such as copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other good electrical conductivity. The surface of the inner sleeve 60, the outer sleeve 62 and the nut 64 may be plated, electrolessly plated or covered with a layer of rustproof metal, the material of which includes a copper, bismuth, silver, or the like. Nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive polymer or non-metallic conductor, etc., wherein the nut 64 is of a hexagonal nut, a square nut, and a ring. Any type of nut, such as a nut or wing nut, can be locked to the electronics with a wrench or other tool. .

The inner sleeve 60 of the present embodiment has a through hole 601, an outer flange 604, a surface 606 and a rear end extension 608. The sleeve 62 of the present embodiment has a through hole 621, an inner flange 622 and a rear end extension 624. The nut 64 of the embodiment has a nut body 640 and two metal sheets 642. The nut body 640 is integrally formed with the two metal sheets 642. The nut body 640 has a through hole 641, a threaded portion 644 and a convex portion. The edge 646, the metal piece 642 is fastened to the rear end of the inner flange 646, and each metal piece 642 is connected to the nut body 640 at both ends, and each metal piece 642 is away from the inner concave line 6421. The direction of the flange 646 is concavely folded, and the outer diameter of each of the metal pieces 642 is, for example, between 120 degrees and 180 degrees. There is a notch 643 between each of the metal pieces 642 and the inner flange 646. The notch 643 is cut radially through one of the nuts 64. The tube wall is spaced apart from the inner diameter of the metal piece 642 and the outer diameter of the nut body 640 and the partition metal piece 642 and the nut body 640, and is spaced apart from the metal piece 642 in a radial direction perpendicular to the concave fold line 6421. The distance between the outer diameter and the nut body 640 is greater than the distance between the inner diameter of the separating metal piece 642 and the nut body 640, that is, the distance between the separating metal piece 642 and the nut body 640 is The radial direction gradually widens from the inside to the outside. An angle e between each of the metal pieces 642 and one of the radial directions of the nut 64 is an acute angle, and the metal piece 642 is inclined away from the inner flange 646. The angle e is, for example, between 20 degrees and 60 degrees. Between 30 degrees and 70 degrees and between 45 degrees and 80 degrees. In addition, the thickness of the metal piece 642 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm), between 0.3 and 2 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 3 millimeters, and the thickness of the notch 643 is between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm). Between 0.3 and 2 mm and between 0.5 and 3 mm.

In addition, the number of metal sheets 642 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of metal sheets 642 may also be one, three or four. For example, when the number of metal sheets 642 is four, please refer to FIG. 6d. The ends of each of the metal pieces 642 are connected to the nut body 640. Each of the metal pieces 642 is concavely folded away from the inner flange 646 with reference to a concave fold line 6421. The curvature of the outer diameter of each metal piece 642 is, for example, 50 degrees to 110 degrees. If the number of the metal pieces 642 is one piece, as shown in FIG. 5e, the shape of the metal piece 642 is connected to the nut body 640 at both ends, and the metal piece 642 is oriented away from the inner flange 646 with a concave fold line 6421. The concave fold, the outer diameter of the metal piece 642 has an arc of, for example, between 150 degrees and 300 degrees.

Referring to FIG. 6f at the same time, the assembly mode of the embodiment is such that the rear end extension 608 of the inner sleeve 64 passes through the through hole 641 of the nut 64 and the inner flange 646 is sleeved on the surface 606 of the inner sleeve 60. At the periphery, the rear end extension 608 is then passed through the through hole 621 of the outer sleeve 62, and the inner flange 622 of the outer sleeve 62 is sleeved over the surface 606, and the inner flange 622 is tightly fitted in a tight fit manner. The engagement is on the surface 606, and the rear end extension 608 and the rear end extension 624 form an annular hollow and are in a concentric wrap relationship. In addition, when the assembly is completed, the elastic force of the metal piece 642 is pressed against the inner flange 622 of the outer sleeve 62, and further The nut 64 is caused to abut against the outer flange 604 of the inner sleeve 60, while the inner flange 646 of the nut 64 is free to rotate between the inner sleeve 60 and the outer sleeve 62, but the nut is restricted by the elastic force of the metal piece 642. 64 axial movement.

When the coaxial cable is mounted on the coaxial cable connector, the braided layer 7 of the coaxial cable and the plastic skin layer 9 are pressed to form between the rear end portion 608 of the inner sleeve 60 and the rear end portion 624 of the outer sleeve 62. In the gap, at this time, part of the braid layer 7 will overturn the outer surface of the part of the plastic skin layer 9 and the metal wire 1, the insulating layer 3 and the thin metal layer 5 of the coaxial cable (not shown in Fig. 6f). From the rear end of the perforation 601, the front end of the perforation 601 of the inner sleeve 60 is inserted, wherein the wire 1 extends into the space formed by the threaded portion 644 of the nut 44. Next, the outer sleeve 62 is radially pressed by the tool, and the outer sleeve 62 is deformed inwardly to press the plastic skin layer 9 of the coaxial cable to fix the coaxial cable.

Mounting the coaxial cable connector to a connector 500, the connector 500 can be disposed on an electronic device, or an intermediate adapter of an extended coaxial cable, or a T-type or F-type adapter, wherein the assembly step, Referring to Figures 6g and 6h, the connector 500 has a threaded portion 502 for threading the wire 1 at the center of the coaxial cable into the connector 500, and then rotating the nut 64 to the sleeve 60 of the coaxial cable connector. The outer flange 604 slowly approaches the joint 500. At this time, the inner flange 646 of the nut 64 is pressed by the elastic force of the metal piece 642, so that the inner flange of the nut 64 is engaged during the engagement of the nut 64 with the joint 500. 646 is always in contact with the outer flange 604 of the inner sleeve 60, wherein the engagement of the nut 64 with the joint 500 is completed, and an angle e between the radial direction of the metal piece 642 and the outer sleeve 62 does not change, the nut The flange 646 continues to contact the outer flange 604 of the inner sleeve 60 within 64 to form a good electrical connection such that the coaxial cable connector is inadvertently pulled during use causing the nut 44 and the joint 500 not to be tightly connected. Still provide a good ground electrical connection to ensure signal transmission Quality.

Referring to FIGS. 6i and 6j, the outer sleeve 62 of the present embodiment is made of metal. However, users skilled in the art can also replace the metal with a sleeve 66 other than a non-metallic material or a non-conductive material. The outer sleeve 62 of the material, in addition, the sleeve 66 has a first metal ring 19 and a second metal ring 662. The sleeve body 664, an inner flange 665, a through hole 666, a deformable portion 661, a groove 667 and a rear end extension 668 are provided in a non-metallic or non-conductive material. The second metal ring 662 is disposed. A side surface is exposed on the inner flange 665 of the outer sleeve body 664, and a lower surface of the second metal ring 662 is exposed in the through hole 628. The material of the second metal ring 662 is, for example, copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, Tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive polymer or non-metallic conductor, etc., the surface of the second metal ring 662 can also be electroplated, electrolessly plated or covered with a layer of anti-rust The metal layer is made of a copper, tantalum, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive or non-metallic conductor.

The inner sleeve 60 of the embodiment has a through hole 601, an outer flange 604, a first surface 605, a second surface 607 and a rear end extension 608. The coaxial cable connector is assembled in a first metal. The ring 19 is mounted to the outer sleeve 66. The manner of mounting is described in the first embodiment. After the outer sleeve 66 is provided with the metal ring 19, the inner sleeve 64 rear end extension 608 is passed through the nut 64. The perforations 641 and the inner flange 646 are placed around the outer surface 605 of the inner sleeve 60, and then the rear end extension 608 is passed through the perforations 666 of the outer sleeve 66 and the inner sleeve 66 is convex. The edge 665 is sleeved on the second surface 607, and the inner flange 665 is tightly engaged on the second surface 607 in a tight fit manner, and a loop is formed between the rear end extension 608 and the rear end extension 668. Hollow and concentric. In addition, when the assembly is completed, the elastic force of the metal piece 642 is against the second metal ring 662, so that the nut 64 is in contact with the outer flange 604 of the inner sleeve 60, and the inner flange 646 of the nut 64 can be the inner sleeve 60. Free rotation with the outer sleeve 62, but the axial movement of the nut 64 is restricted by the elastic force of the metal piece 642.

When the coaxial cable is installed in the coaxial cable connector, the braided layer 7 of the coaxial cable and the plastic skin layer 9 are pressed to form between the rear end portion 608 of the inner sleeve 60 and the rear end portion 668 of the outer sleeve 66. In the gap, at this time, part of the woven layer 7 will overturn the outer surface of the part of the plastic skin layer 9 The metal wire 1, the insulating layer 3 and the thin metal layer 5 of the coaxial cable (not shown in Fig. 6j) will pass through the front end of the through hole 601 of the inner sleeve 60 from the rear end of the through hole 601, wherein the metal wire 1 extends to the snail. The space formed by the threaded portion 644 of the cap 64. Then, the metal ring 19 is moved axially backward, so that the deformable portion 661 of the outer sleeve 66 is deformed inwardly to press the plastic skin layer 9 of the coaxial cable, thereby fixing the coaxial cable, and the metal ring 19 is at the rear end. By a stepped portion 669 of the outer sleeve 66, the stepped portion 669 is the side wall of the recess 667 near the rear end before the deformable portion 661 has been deformed.

Therefore, after the shaft cable connector 20 of the embodiment is engaged with the joint 500, the elastic force of the metal piece 642 is pressed against the second metal ring 662 while the inner flange 646 of the nut 64 continues to be convex with the inner sleeve 60. The edge 604 contacts, forming a good electrical connection, so that the coaxial cable connector is inadvertently pulled during use, so that the nut 64 and the connector 500 are not tightly connected, and still provide a good ground electrical connection, thereby ensuring Signal transmission quality.

Sixth embodiment:

Please refer to FIG. 7a, FIG. 7b and FIG. 7c, which are a cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector of the sixth embodiment, an exploded cross-sectional view of the coaxial cable connector, and a perspective view of the inner sleeve. The coaxial cable connector includes an inner sleeve 70, an outer sleeve 72 and a nut 74 and a metal ring 19, wherein the inner sleeve 70 and the outer sleeve 72 are accommodated in a coaxial arrangement as in the first The coaxial cable shown in the figure, the inner sleeve 70 nut 74 and the metal ring 19 are made of a conductive material such as copper, tantalum, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper alloy, copper tin alloy, copper nickel alloy or Other conductive or non-metallic conductors, etc., the surface of the inner sleeve 70, the nut 74 and the metal ring 19 may be electroplated, electrolessly plated or covered with a layer of anti-rust metal, the material of which includes a copper and tantalum. , silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive polymer or non-metallic conductor, etc., wherein the type of the nut 74 is a hex nut, a square snail Any type of nut such as a cap, a ring nut, or a wing nut can be locked to the electronic device by a wrench or other tool. The sleeve 72 is made of a plastic material, for example, but can also be replaced by a plastic material. It is replaced by a metal material such as copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive or non-metallic conductor.

Referring to FIGS. 7b and 7c, the inner sleeve 70 of the embodiment has an inner sleeve body 700 and two first metal sheets 702 and two second metal sheets 703. The inner sleeve body 700 and the first sleeve body A metal piece 702 and a second metal piece 703 are integrally formed. The inner sleeve body 700 has a through hole 701, a first outer flange 704, a first groove 706, a second groove 708, and a second outer portion. a flange 710, a third outer flange 712, a first surface 714, a second surface 716, and a rear end extension 718, wherein the first groove 706 is located at the first outer flange 704 and the first metal piece 702 Between the first metal sheet 702 and the second outer flange 710, the second surface 716 is located between the second outer flange 710 and the third outer flange 712. The first surface 714 is The second outer flange 710 is surfaced and located between the second trench 708 and the second surface 716. And each of the first metal pieces 702 is connected to the inner sleeve body 700 at both ends, and each of the metal pieces 702 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 704, and the outer diameter of each of the first metal pieces 702 is, for example, Between 120 degrees and 180 degrees. Two of the second metal pieces 703 are fastened to the front end of the first outer flange 704.

An angle f between the first metal piece 702 and one of the radial directions of the inner sleeve 70 is an acute angle, and the angle f is, for example, between 10 degrees and 40 degrees, between 15 degrees and 60 degrees, and 20 degrees to Between 80 degrees, the first metal piece 702 is inclined toward the second outer flange 710. Further, the thickness of the first metal piece 702 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm), between 0.3 and 2 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 3 millimeters, and the first groove 706 is in the radial direction of the inner sleeve 700. The upper portion is gradually widened from the inside to the outside, and the second groove 708 is gradually narrowed from the inside to the outside in the radial direction of the inner sleeve 700, and the minimum width of the first groove 706 (located at the bottom of the first groove 706) For example, between 0.1 and 1 millimeter (mm), between 0.3 and 1.5 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 2 millimeters, the maximum width of the second trench 708 (located at the top of the second trench 106) is, for example, between 0.1 and Between 1 millimeter (mm), between 0.3 and 1.5 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 2 millimeters, and the depth of the first trench 706 is, for example, Between 0.5 and 2 millimeters (mm), the depth of the second trench 708 is, for example, between 0.25 and 1 millimeter (mm), a diameter from the tip of the first metal piece 702 to one of the axes of the inner sleeve 700 The distance is substantially equal to or less than a radial distance from the outer diameter surface of the first outer flange 704 to the axis of the inner sleeve 700, but greater than the second surface 716 of the second outer flange 710 to the inner sleeve 700 a radial distance between the axes.

Each of the second metal pieces 703 is connected to the inner sleeve body 700 at both ends, and each of the second metal pieces 703 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 704 with respect to one of the concave fold lines 7031. The curvature of the outer diameter of the second metal piece 703 is, for example, between 120 degrees and 180 degrees. A gap 705 is defined between each of the second metal sheets 703 and the first outer flange 704. The notch 705 radially cuts through one of the inner sleeves 70 and separates the inner diameter of the second metal piece 703. The inner sleeve body 700 and the outer diameter of the second metal piece 703 are spaced apart from the inner sleeve body 700, and the outer diameter and the inner sleeve of the second metal piece 703 are spaced apart in a radial direction perpendicular to the concave fold line 7031. The distance between the bodies 700 is greater than the distance between the inner diameter of the second metal piece 703 and the inner sleeve body 700, that is, the distance between the second metal piece 703 and the inner sleeve body 700 is The radial direction gradually widens from the inside to the outside. An angle f between each of the second metal piece 703 and one of the radial directions of the inner sleeve 70 is an acute angle, and the second metal piece 703 is inclined away from the first outer flange 704. Between 20 degrees and 60 degrees, between 30 degrees and 70 degrees and between 45 degrees and 80 degrees. In addition, the thickness of the second metal piece 703 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm), between 0.3 and 2 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 3 millimeters, and the gap 705 is between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters. Between mm, between 0.3 and 2 mm and between 0.5 and 3 mm.

The number of the first metal sheets 702 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of the first metal sheets 702 may also be one, three or four. For example, when the number of the first metal sheets 702 is four, please refer to the seventh. As shown, each end of the first metal piece 702 is connected to the inner sleeve body 700, and each of the first metal pieces 702 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 704 with reference to a concave fold line 7021. The curvature of the outer diameter of the first metal piece 702 is, for example, between 50 degrees and 110 degrees. If the number of first metal pieces 702 is one piece When the shape of the first metal piece 702 is connected to the inner sleeve body 700, the first metal piece 702 is oriented away from the first outer flange 704 with reference to a concave fold line 7021. The concave fold, the outer diameter of the first metal piece 702 has an arc of, for example, between 150 degrees and 300 degrees.

The number of the second metal sheets 703 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of the second metal sheets 703 may be one, three or four. For example, when the number of the second metal sheets 703 is four, please refer to the 7f. As shown, each end of the second metal piece 703 is connected to the inner sleeve body 700, and each of the second metal pieces 703 is concavely folded away from the first outer flange 704 with a concave fold line 7031 as a reference. The curvature of the outer diameter of the second metal piece 703 is, for example, between 50 degrees and 110 degrees. If the number of the second metal sheets 703 is one, as shown in FIG. 7g, the second metal piece 703 is connected to the inner sleeve body 700 at both ends, and the second metal piece 703 is based on a concave fold line 7031. The arc of the outer diameter of the second metal piece 703 is, for example, between 150 degrees and 300 degrees away from the direction of the first outer flange 704.

The sleeve 72 of the present embodiment has a through hole 721, an inner flange 722, a deformable portion 725, a groove 727 and a rear end extension portion 724. The nut 74 of this embodiment has a through hole 741, an inner flange 742 and a threaded portion 744. The inner diameter of the rear end extension 724 is greater than the outer diameter of the rear end extension 718, wherein the nut 74 is of any type such as a hex nut, a square nut, a ring nut, an airfoil nut, and the like. The connector can be locked to the electronic device with a wrench or other tool.

Referring to FIG. 7h at the same time, the assembly method of the embodiment is to lay the metal ring 19 around the outer sleeve 72, wherein the inner surface of the metal ring 19 near the middle rear portion has an inclined surface, so that the metal ring The hole of the 19 is gradually enlarged toward the rear of the middle and rear sections, wherein the inclined surface of the metal ring 19 and the axial direction of one of the metal rings have a first inclination angle, and the first inclination angle is, for example, 5 The outer sleeve 72 includes a deformable portion 725 having an inclined surface, and the inclined surface of the deformable portion 725 and the axial direction of the outer sleeve 72 have a second inclination angle, the second Tilt angle From 5 degrees to 45 degrees. Further, a groove 727 is provided on the rear side of the inclined surface of the deformable portion 725 so as to surround the outer sleeve 72, whereby the deformable portion 725 is easily deformed. At this time, the inclined surface of the metal ring 19 abuts against the inclined surface of the deformable portion 725. Next, the inner sleeve body 700 rear end extension 718 is passed through the through hole 741 of the nut 74, and the inner flange 742 is fitted around the first surface 714 of the inner sleeve body 700, and then the rear end extension 718 is used. Through the through hole 721 of the outer sleeve 72, the inner flange 722 of the outer sleeve 72 is sleeved on the second surface 716, and the inner flange 722 is tightly engaged on the second surface 716 in a tight fit manner. Between the upper and second outer flanges 710 and the third outer flange 712, the rear end extension 718 and the rear end extension 724 form an annular hollow and are concentrically wrapped. In addition, when the assembly is completed, the elastic force of the first metal piece 702 is against the inner flange 742 of the nut 74, so that the nut 74 abuts the inner flange 722 of the outer sleeve 72, and the inner flange of the nut 74 742 is free to rotate between the first outer flange 704 of the inner sleeve 70 and the inner flange 722 of the outer sleeve 72, and the axial movement of the nut 74 by the elastic force of the first metal piece 702 passes through the first The metal piece 702 can maintain the nut 74 and the inner sleeve 70 electrically connected, that is, electrically grounded.

When the coaxial cable is mounted on the coaxial cable connector, the braided layer 7 of the coaxial cable and the plastic skin layer 9 are pressed to form between the rear end portion 718 of the inner sleeve 70 and the rear end portion 724 of the outer sleeve 72. In the gap, at this time, part of the braid layer 7 will overturn the outer surface of the covered plastic skin layer 9, and the metal wire 1, the insulating layer 3 and the thin metal layer 5 of the coaxial cable (not shown in the 2f figure) From the rear end of the perforation 701, it is threaded into the front end of the perforation 701 of the inner sleeve 70, wherein the wire 1 extends into the space formed by the threaded portion 744 of the nut 74. Then, the metal ring 19 is moved axially backward, so that the deformable portion 725 of the outer sleeve 72 is deformed inwardly to press the plastic skin layer 9 of the coaxial cable, thereby fixing the coaxial cable, and the metal ring 19 is at the rear end. By a stepped portion 729 of the outer sleeve 72, the stepped portion 729 is the side wall of the recess 727 near the rear end before the deformable portion 725 has been deformed.

Mounting the coaxial cable connector to a connector 500, the connector 500 can be disposed on an electronic device, or an intermediate adapter of an extended coaxial cable, or a T-type or F-type adapter, wherein the connector For the mounting step, as shown in Figures 7i and 7j, the connector 500 has a threaded portion 502 for threading the wire 1 in the center of the coaxial cable into the connector 500, and then rotating the nut 74 into the coaxial cable connector. The first outer flange 704 of the sleeve 70 slowly approaches the joint 500. At this time, the inner flange 742 of the nut 74 is pressed by the elastic force of the first metal piece 702, and the nut 74 is engaged with the joint 500 at the beginning of the process. The flange 742 is always in contact with the inner flange 722 of the outer sleeve 72, while the second metal piece 703 located at the front end of the first outer flange 704 is in contact with one end of the threaded portion 502 while the second metal An angle b between the direction in which the sheet 703 extends from the inside to the outside and a radial direction is gradually reduced. In addition, when the engagement is completed, an angle between the radial direction of the first metal piece 702 and the inner sleeve 70 is a. Gradually shrinking, the inner flange 742 of the nut 74 is no longer in contact with the inner flange 722 of the outer sleeve 72. When the nut 74 is engaged with the joint 500, the angle f between the radial direction of the first metal piece 702 and the inner sleeve 70 becomes 0 degrees, or the first metal piece 702 may even go to the first outer flange. The direction of the 704 is inclined, and the surface of the joint 500 presses the second metal piece 703 such that the angle g between the radial direction of the second metal piece 703 and the inner sleeve 70 becomes nearly 0 degrees, and the second metal piece 703 A surface conforms to the surface of the joint 500. Therefore, after the coaxial cable connector is installed to the connector 500, the first metal piece 702 and the inner flange 742 of the nut 74 are kept in contact at all times to form a good electrical connection, and the second metal piece 703 is also connected to the joint 500. The metal surface remains in contact at all times, forming another way of making a good electrical connection, allowing the coaxial cable connector to be pulled inadvertently during use, resulting in two good grounds when the nut 74 is not tightly coupled to the connector 500. Electrical connection to ensure signal transmission quality.

Seventh embodiment:

Referring to FIG. 8a, which is a cross-sectional view of the connector 500, one of the first ends 501 of the connector 500 is connected or disposed on an electronic device and a second end 503 is connected to a coaxial cable connector, or The connector 500 is an intermediate adapter of an extended coaxial cable or a T- or F-type adapter The first end portion 501 and the second end portion 503 have a threaded portion 502 therebetween, and the two metal sheets 504 are disposed at the second end portion 503. The metal piece 504 is integrally formed with the joint 500, and each metal piece 504 is formed. The two ends are connected to the surface of the second end 503, and each of the metal pieces 504 is concavely folded away from the second end 503 with respect to one of the concave fold lines 5041. The curvature of the outer diameter of each metal piece 504 is, for example. Between 120 degrees and 180 degrees. There is a notch 506 between each of the metal pieces 504 and the second end 503. The notch 506 radially cuts through one of the pipe walls of the joint 500, and separates the inner diameter of the metal piece 504 from the joint 500 and the metal piece. The outer diameter of the 504 is different from the joint 500, and in the radial direction perpendicular to the concave fold line 5041, the distance between the outer diameter of the partition metal piece 504 and the joint 500 is greater than the inner diameter of the partition metal piece 504 and the joint 500. The distance between the spacers, that is, the distance between the barrier metal piece 504 and the joint 500, gradually widens from the inside to the outside in the radial direction, wherein each of the metal sheets 504 and one of the joints 500 has a radial direction. The angle h is an acute angle, and the metal piece 504 is inclined away from the second end 503. The angle h is, for example, between 20 degrees and 60 degrees, between 30 degrees and 70 degrees, and between 45 degrees and 80 degrees. . In addition, the thickness of the metal piece 504 is, for example, between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm), between 0.3 and 2 millimeters, and between 0.5 and 3 millimeters, and the gap 506 is between 0.1 and 1.5 millimeters (mm). Between 0.3 and 2 mm and between 0.5 and 3 mm.

The material of the joint 500 and the metal piece 504 is made of a conductive material, such as copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive polymer or non-metal. The conductors and the like, and the surface of the joint 500 and the metal piece 504 can be electroplated, electrolessly plated or covered with a layer of rustproof metal, and the material thereof comprises a copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper alloy, copper tin alloy. , copper-nickel alloy or other conductive or non-metallic conductors.

In addition, the number of metal sheets 504 in this embodiment may be two, but the number of metal sheets 504 may also be one, three or four. For example, when the number of metal sheets 504 is four, please refer to FIG. 8b. The ends of each of the metal sheets 504 are connected to the joint 500. Each of the metal sheets 504 is concavely folded away from the joint 500 by a concave fold line 5041. The outer diameter of each of the metal sheets 504 is, for example, 50 degrees. Between 110 degrees. If the number of the metal pieces 504 is one piece, as shown in FIG. 8c, the two ends of the shape of the metal piece 504 are connected to the joint 500, and the metal piece 504 is concavely folded away from the joint 500 with reference to a concave fold line 5041. The outer diameter of the metal piece 504 has an arc of, for example, between 150 and 300 degrees.

When the connector 500 is connected to a coaxial cable connector, as shown in Figures 8d and 8e, the coaxial cable connector includes an inner sleeve 80, an outer sleeve 82, a metal ring 19 and a screw. The cap 84, wherein the inner sleeve 80 and the outer sleeve 82 receive the coaxial cable as shown in FIG. 1 coaxially, and the inner sleeve 80, the metal ring 19 and the nut 84 are made of a conductive material, such as copper., silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other conductive polymer or non-metallic conductor, etc., inner sleeve 80, metal ring 19 and nut 84 The surface can be electroplated, electrolessly plated or covered with a layer of rust-proof metal, including copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper-gold alloy, copper-tin alloy, copper-nickel alloy or other polymer with good conductivity. Or a non-metallic conductor, etc., the sleeve 82 of the present embodiment is, for example, a plastic material, but may be replaced with a metal material such as copper, bismuth, silver, nickel, tin, gold, copper alloy, copper tin alloy. , copper-nickel alloy or other conductive or non-metallic conductors. In addition, the nut 84 is of any type such as a hex nut, a square nut, a ring nut, a wing nut, etc., and the connector can be locked to the electronic device by a wrench or other tool.

The inner sleeve 80 of the embodiment has a first outer flange 804, a second outer flange 810, a third outer flange 812, a first surface 814, a second surface 816 and a rear end extension. 818, the second surface 816 is located between the second outer flange 810 and the third outer flange 812, and the first surface 814 is the surface of the second outer flange 810. The nut 84 of the present embodiment has an inner flange 842 and a threaded portion 844, wherein the inner flange 842 is located on the first surface 814 of the inner sleeve 80. The outer sleeve 82 of this embodiment has an inner flange 822 and a rear end extension 824. The inner flange 822 of the outer sleeve 82 is located on the second surface 816 and is disposed between the second outer flange 810 and the third outer flange 812, and is tightly engaged in the second tight fit. table In the face 816, the rear end extension 818 and the rear end extension 824 form an annular hollow and concentric wrap relationship, and the coaxial cable connector can provide a coaxial cable installation, wherein the coaxial cable is provided. Referring to the first embodiment described above, it will not be repeated here.

The connector 500 of the present embodiment can be connected to a coaxial cable connector, wherein the assembly step causes the metal wire 1 at the center of the coaxial cable to penetrate into the connector 500, and then rotates the nut 84 to make the first sleeve 80 of the coaxial cable connector The outer flange 804 slowly approaches the joint 500, at which point the metal sheet 504 at the second end 503 will contact the first outer flange 804 while the radial direction of the metal sheet 504 and the first outer flange 804 An angle a will gradually become smaller. When the nut 84 and the joint 500 are locked and engaged, the surface of the first outer flange 804 will press the metal piece 504 to make the radial direction of the metal piece 504 and the first outer flange 804. The angle a between them becomes almost 0 degrees, and one surface of the metal piece 504 is in contact with the surface of the first outer flange 804. Therefore, after the coaxial cable connector is installed to the connector 500, the metal piece 504 is kept in contact with the surface of the first outer flange 804 of the inner sleeve 80, forming a good electrical connection, even if the coaxial cable connector is accidentally pulled during use. When the nut 84 and the joint 500 are not tightly connected, the metal piece 504 continuously contacts the surface of the first outer flange 804 of the inner sleeve 80 due to the elastic force, maintaining a good conductive path while providing a good ground electrical connection. To ensure signal transmission quality.

In addition, the coaxial cable connectors disclosed in the first, second, fourth and fifth embodiments can be combined with the joints disclosed in the embodiment, so that the metal piece 504 can be combined with the inner sleeve 10 of the first embodiment. The surface of the first outer flange 104, the surface of the first outer flange 104 of the inner sleeve 10 of the second embodiment, the surface of the first outer flange 404 of the inner sleeve 40 of the fourth embodiment or the fifth embodiment The surface of the first outer flange 604 of the inner sleeve 60 remains in contact at all times.

Eighth embodiment:

Each of the above seven embodiments has different characteristics, and each of the features provides a good electrical connection path when the coaxial cable connector and the connector are joined. Therefore, those skilled in the art can implement the above seven implementations. The disclosed structure and description are combined with each other, as shown in Fig. 9a, which combines the nut 64 disclosed in the fifth embodiment with the inner sleeve 30 of the third embodiment, as shown in Fig. 9b. The outer sleeve 42 of the fourth embodiment and the inner sleeve 30 of the third embodiment are combined with each other. In this embodiment, two combinations are described, and the component descriptions of the two methods are disclosed to the corresponding embodiments. The disclosure structure and description of the above seven embodiments are combined with each other, and the purpose thereof is to provide two good electrical connection paths when the coaxial cable connector and the joint are joined. Ensure signal quality.

While the embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art The scope of applicability of the present invention is defined by the scope of the appended claims and their equivalents. The scope of the present invention is defined by the scope of the claimed patent application. It should be noted that the word "comprising" does not exclude other elements, and the word "a" does not exclude a plurality.

All metrics, values, grades, positions, magnitudes, dimensions and other specifications set forth in this specification (including the scope of the claims) are approximation rather than precise. The above is intended to have a reasonable range of functionality associated therewith and which is consistent with the skill of the art.