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`City of New York, State of New York, County of New York
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`to the best of my
`1, Angela Lo, hereby certify that the following document is,
`knowledge and belief, a true and accurate translation from Japanese into English.
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`JP2000-040564
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`Angela Lo
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`Sworn to before me this
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`Tuesday, June 28, 2016
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`Signature, Notary Public
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`CORNING EXHIBIT 1007
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`CORNING EXHIBIT 1007
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`(12) Unexamined Patent
`Application (A)
`
`FI
`H01R 17/04
`
`(11) Publication No.
`JP2000-40564
`(P2000-40564A)
`(43) Date of Publication of Application:
`February 8, 2000
`Theme Code(s) (for reference)
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`510J
`510H
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`(19) Japan Patent Office (JP)
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`
`
`Identification
`Symbol(s)
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`(51) Int. Cl.7
` H01R 24/12
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`24/10
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`Request for Examination: Not Requested Number of Claims: 1 OL (Total 4 Pages)
`(71) Applicant:
`000006817
`(21) Application No.: H10-207806
`Yagi Antenna Co., Ltd.
`
`1-6-10 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku,
`(22) Application Date:
`Tokyo
`Noriyuki Goake
`C/O Yagi Antenna Co., Ltd., 1406
`Hasunuma, Omiya, Saitama
`Prefecture
`Takayuki Asano
`C/O Yagi Antenna Co., Ltd., 1406
`Hasunuma, Omiya, Saitama
`Prefecture
`100058479
`Patent Attorney Takehiko Suzue
`(and 5 others)
`
`July 23, 1998
`
`
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`(72) Inventor:
`
`(72) Inventor:
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`(74) Representative:
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`Insulator
`
`Skin
`
`Outer
`conductor
`
`Retaining ring
`Threaded
`groove
`
`Connect-
`ing part
`
`Coaxial plug
`
`Groove
`Extended
`portion
`Contact
`spring
`
`Center
`conductor
`
`Connect-
`Connecting
`ing groove
`protrusion
`Coaxial plug sleeve
`Coaxial cable
`
`Coaxial plug
`nut
`
`
`
`(54) [Title of Invention] Coaxial plug for electronic
`equipment
`
`(57) [Abstract]
`[Problem] To effectively prevent contamination with ingress
`noise by ensuring contact between external shells that are
`grounding parts even when attached to a coaxial connector.
`[Means of Resolution] Coaxial plug 1 comprises nut 2,
`sleeve 3 and retaining ring 4. Nut 2 has formed on its inside a
`threaded groove 5 that screws together with a coaxial
`connector, and is open at its head part, and the peripheral
`edge of this opening is formed in a ring shape to serve as a
`connecting part 6 to sleeve 3. This connecting part 6 is
`further provided with a connecting protrusion 8 along its
`inner peripheral surface. In coaxial plug nut 2, an attachment
`port for the coaxial connector is extended, and a groove 9 is
`formed on the inner peripheral surface of the extended part
`2a thereof to provide a contact spring 10 which abuts the
`coaxial connector. In sleeve 3, the end part of the side that
`connects with nut 2 is projected to form a connecting groove
`7, and the connecting protrusion 8 of connecting part 6 is
`brought into contact with the outer peripheral surface of this
`connecting groove 7 so that nut 2 and sleeve 3 are
`continuously
`electrically
`connected.
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`

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`(2)
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`[Scope of Claims]
`[Claim 1] In the context of a coaxial plug wherein a ring shaped
`connecting part fitted to the head part of a coaxial plug nut is
`rotatably connected to a connecting groove provided in the outer
`periphery of the distal end portion of a coaxial plug sleeve, and a
`coaxial connector is attached by means of a threaded groove formed
`on the inside of the aforementioned nut, a coaxial plug for
`electronic equipment characterized by being equipped with a
`connecting protrusion provided along the inner peripheral surface of
`the connecting portion of the aforementioned nut, which makes
`sliding contact with the peripheral surface of the connecting groove
`that is formed in the aforementioned sleeve, an extension portion
`that is formed by the extension of the attachment port of the coaxial
`connector, a groove that is provided on the inside of this extension
`portion, a contact spring that is provided inside this groove and
`presses against the aforementioned coaxial connector, and a
`retaining ring fitted to the aforementioned sleeve that fixes the
`position of the coaxial cable.
`[Detailed Description of the Invention]
`[0001]
`[Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to a
`coaxial plug for electronic equipment that minimizes ingress noise
`when the connector is connected to, for instance, a CATV device.
`[0002]
`[Prior Art] Previously, for instance in the context of a CATV system,
`etc, the coaxial plug that is attached to the coaxial connector of an
`electronic device has been constituted as shown in Figure 3. Figure
`3 is a drawing that shows a partial cutaway of an existing coaxial
`plug 1. The aforementioned coaxial plug 1 comprises coaxial plug
`nut 2, coaxial plug sleeve 3 and retaining ring 4. The
`aforementioned coaxial plug nut 2 has formed on its inside a
`threaded groove 5 that screws together with a coaxial connector, and
`is open at its head part, and the peripheral edge of this opening is
`formed in a ring shape to serve as a connecting part 6 to sleeve 3.
`Meanwhile, coaxial plug sleeve 3 protrudes at the end portion of the
`side which connects to coaxial plug nut 2 to form connecting groove
`7, and the ring shaped connecting part 6 of the aforementioned
`coaxial plug nut 2 is positioned from the outside of this connecting
`groove 7 to connect it with coaxial plug nut 2. In this case, the ring
`shaped connecting part 6 of coaxial plug nut 2 is provided slidably
`within the connecting groove 7 of coaxial plug sleeve 3. That is to
`say, coaxial plug nut 2 is connected rotatably with respect to coaxial
`plug sleeve 3.
`[0003] And, coaxial cable 11 is attached to the aforementioned
`coaxial plug 1. This coaxial cable 11 comprises skin 12, outer
`conductor (braided wire) 13, insulator 14 and central conductor 15.
`[0004] In the case that coaxial cable 11 is connected to the
`aforementioned coaxial plug 1, the distal end of coaxial plug sleeve
`3 is inserted between outer conductor 13 and insulator 14 of coaxial
`cable 11, and is fixed by crimping from the outside of skin 12 with
`retaining ring 4. In this manner, a ground connection is made with
`outer conductor 13 of coaxial cable 11.
`[0005] To connect the coaxial plug 1 constituted as above to the
`coaxial connector of a device, the threaded part of the coaxial
`connector is inserted into the threaded groove 5 of coaxial plug nut
`2, and coaxial plug nut 2 is rotated to affix the two together. At this
`time, the central conductor 15 of the coaxial cable 11 electrically
`connected by pressing it against the center contact of the coaxial
`connector.
`[0006] [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] When the above
`existing coaxial plug 1 is attached to the coaxial connector of an
`electronic device, while rotating coaxial plug nut 2 to fasten the
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`threaded part of the coaxial connector, the contact between the
`external shells which are the grounding parts is not made reliably,
`and is in an extremely unstable state. That is to say, under the above
`existing coaxial plug 1, when tightening has not been completed
`during connection with a coaxial connector, the contacts between
`coaxial plug nut 2 and coaxial plug sleeve 3, and between coaxial
`plug nut 2 and the coaxial connector are not made reliably. When
`the aforementioned coaxial plug 1 is attached to the coaxial
`connector of an electronic device, in particular the coaxial
`connector of an electronic device in the context of a CATV system,
`the problem exists that if contact between the outer shells which are
`the grounding parts is in a state which is not sufficient, the
`connector will be in an open condition, resulting in the influx of
`external noise becoming extremely high, and causing interference in
`the form of ingress noise to the CATV system.
`[0007] The present invention has been made in order to resolve the
`above problem, and aims to provide a coaxial plug for electronic
`equipment that allows reliable contact between the outer shells that
`are the grounding parts even while being attached to a coaxial
`connector, reliably preventing contamination with ingress noise.
`[0008] [Means of Resolving the Problems] In the context of a
`coaxial plug wherein a ring shaped connecting part fitted to the head
`part of a coaxial plug nut is rotatably connected to a connecting
`groove provided in the outer periphery of the distal end portion of a
`coaxial plug sleeve, and a coaxial connector is attached by means of
`a threaded groove formed on the inside of the aforementioned nut,
`the present invention is characterized by being equipped with a
`connecting protrusion provided along the inner peripheral surface of
`the connecting portion of the aforementioned nut, which makes
`sliding contact with the peripheral surface of the connecting groove
`that is formed in the aforementioned sleeve, an extension portion
`that is formed by the extension of the attachment port of the coaxial
`connector, a groove that is provided on the inside of this extension
`portion, a contact spring that is provided inside this groove and
`presses against the aforementioned coaxial connector, and a
`retaining ring fitted to the aforementioned sleeve that fixes the
`position of the coaxial cable.
`Invention] Hereinafter, one
`the
`[0009]
`[Embodiments of
`embodiment of the present invention is explained with reference to
`the drawings.
`[0010] Figure 1 is a partial cross sectional view that shows the
`construction of the coaxial plug for electronic equipment of one
`embodiment of the present invention, while Figure 2 is a partial
`cross sectional view that shows the state of the coaxial plug of the
`said embodiment in the state of being connected to a coaxial
`connector.
`[0011] Coaxial plug 1 comprises coaxial plug nut 2, coaxial plug
`sleeve 3 and retaining ring 4. The aforementioned coaxial plug nut 2
`has formed on its inside a threaded groove 5 that screws together
`with a coaxial connector, and is open at its head part, and the
`peripheral edge of this opening is formed in a ring shape to serve as
`a connecting part 6 to sleeve 3. This ring shaped connecting part 6 is
`further provided with a connecting protrusion 8 along its inner
`peripheral surface. In addition, the aforementioned coaxial plug nut
`2 is formed by extension of the attachment side of the coaxial
`connector, and groove 9 is formed along the inside peripheral
`surface of this extended part 2a, and contact spring 10 is provided
`inside this groove 9. This contact spring 10 protrudes slightly from
`the inner peripheral surface of the aforementioned extended part 2a,
`such that upon attachment with a coaxial connector, it abuts with the
`said coaxial connector.
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`
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`[0012] Meanwhile, coaxial plug sleeve 3 protrudes at the end
`portion of the side which connects to coaxial plug nut 2 to form
`connecting groove 7, and the ring shaped connecting part 6 of the
`aforementioned coaxial plug nut 2 is positioned from the outside of
`this connecting groove 7 to rotatably connect it with coaxial plug
`nut 2. In this case, each dimension of the connecting protrusion 8
`provided to ring shaped connecting part 6 is set such that it makes
`sliding contact with the peripheral surface of the connecting groove
`7 of coaxial plug sleeve 3, in order that coaxial plug nut 2 and
`coaxial plug sleeve 3 are continuously electrically connected.
`Moreover, in the case that the aforementioned coaxial plug sleeve 3
`is connected to coaxial plug nut 2, the outer diameter of the end
`portion on the side that connects with coaxial plug nut 2 of coaxial
`plug sleeve 3 is formed to match the diameter of ring shaped
`connecting protrusion 8 of coaxial plug nut 2, such that after the
`distal end portion thereof is inserted into ring shaped connecting
`protrusion 8, a tapered fixture is pressed into and expands in this
`inserted end portion from the front end opening of coaxial plug nut
`2 in order to connect it to coaxial plug nut 2.
`[0013] And, coaxial cable 11 is attached to the aforementioned
`coaxial plug 1. This coaxial cable 11 comprises skin 12, outer
`conductor (braided wire) 13, insulator 14 and central conductor 15.
`[0014] In the case that coaxial cable 11 is connected to the
`aforementioned coaxial plug 1, the distal end of coaxial plug sleeve
`3 is inserted between outer conductor 13 and insulator 14 of coaxial
`cable 11, and is fixed by crimping from the outside of skin 12 with
`retaining ring 4. In this manner, a ground connection is made with
`outer conductor 13 of coaxial cable 11. In addition, although central
`conductor 15 of coaxial cable 11 is inserted within coaxial plug 1,
`the position of its tip is set to be sited slightly inwards from contact
`spring 10.
`[0015] And, as shown in Figure 2, the aforementioned coaxial plug
`1 is attached to coaxial connector 21. This coaxial connector 21 has
`a threaded part 23 that screws together with the threaded groove 5
`of the aforementioned coaxial plug nut 2 on the outside of shell 22.
`Furthermore, the central section of the aforementioned shell 22 is
`provided with a female center contact 24 that makes contact with
`the central conductor 15 of coaxial cable 11.
`[0016] In the case that the coaxial plug 1 constituted as above is
`attached to the coaxial connector 21 of an electronic device, when
`extended part 2a of coaxial plug nut 2 is inserted into coaxial
`connector 21, firstly, contact spring 10 presses against threaded part
`23 of coaxial connector 21, and coaxial plug nut 2 and coaxial
`connector 21 are electrically connected. In addition, coaxial plug
`nut 2 and coaxial plug sleeve 3 are electrically connected by the
`connecting protrusion 8 provided to the ring shaped connecting part
`6 of coaxial plug nut 2. Accordingly, when coaxial plug 1 is
`connected to coaxial connector 21, the outer shells that are the
`grounding parts maintain a reliably connected state.
`
`
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`(3)
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`JP2000-40564A
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`[0017] In the above state, coaxial connector 21 is further inserted
`into coaxial plug nut 2, and threaded part 23 of coaxial connector 21
`is brought into contact with threaded groove 5 while coaxial plug
`nut 2 is rotated, in order to fix the two together by fastening. At this
`time, the central conductor 15 of the coaxial cable 11 electrically
`connected by pressing it against the female center contact 24 of the
`coaxial connector. In addition, even in the state wherein the
`aforementioned coaxial plug nut 2 is being rotated to fasten it to
`coaxial connector 21, the external shells are maintained in a state of
`reliable contact by means of the connecting protrusion 8 and contact
`spring 10 provided to the aforementioned ring shaped connecting
`part 6. Consequently, even when coaxial plug 1 and coaxial
`connector 21 are connected, the influx of external noise from
`between coaxial plug nut 2 and shell 22 of coaxial connector 21,
`and between coaxial plug nut 2 and coaxial plug sleeve 3 is able to
`be prevented, and even when used in, for instance, a CATV system,
`interference caused by ingress noise is able to be reliably prevented.
`[0018] [Effects of the Invention] Under the present invention as
`explained in detail above, in the context of a coaxial plug in which a
`coaxial plug nut is combined with a coaxial plug sleeve, a
`connecting protrusion is provided to the connecting part of the nut
`combined with the aforementioned sleeve to make it constantly
`contact the aforementioned sleeve, and, the aforementioned nut
`extends from the attachment port of the coaxial connector, and a
`contact spring is provided to this attachment port such that it abuts
`the outer peripheral surface of a coaxial connector, and thereby,
`when connecting the coaxial plug to a coaxial connector, reliable
`contact is able to be made between the external shells which are the
`grounding parts, and contamination with ingress noise is able to be
`reliably prevented.
`[Brief Description of the Drawings]
`[Figure 1] A partial cross sectional view that shows the construction
`of the coaxial plug for electronic equipment of one embodiment of
`the present invention.
`[Figure 2] A partial cross sectional view that shows the coaxial plug
`for electronic equipment of the said embodiment in the state of
`being connected to a coaxial connector
`[Figure 3] A partial cross sectional view that shows the construction
`of an existing coaxial plug for electronic equipment.
`[Explanation of the Reference Numerals]
`1. Coaxial plug
`2. Coaxial plug nut
`2a. Extended portion of coaxial plug nut
`3. Coaxial plug sleeve
`4. Retaining ring
`5. Threaded groove
`6. Ring shaped connecting part
`7. Connecting groove
`8. Connecting protrusion
`9. Groove
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`10. Contact spring
`11. Coaxial cable
`12. Skin
`13. Outer conductor
`14. Insulator
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`(4)
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`15. Center conductor
`21. Coaxial connector
`22. Shell
`23. Threaded part
`24. Female center contact
`[Figure 1]
`
`
`
`Insulator Insulator
`
`Skin
`
`Outer
`conductor
`
`Retaining ring
`Threaded
`groove
`
`Connect-
`ing part
`
`Coaxial plug
`
`Groove
`Extended
`portion
`Contact
`spring
`
`Center
`conductor
`
`Connect-
`ing groove
`Coaxial plug sleeve
`Coaxial cable
`[Figure 2]
`
`Connecting
`protrusion
`
`Coaxial plug
`nut
`
`Coaxial connector
`
`Threaded
`part
`
`Shell
`
`Female center contact
`
`[Figure 3]
`
`
`
`
`
`Connect-
`Insulator
`ing part
`Retaining ring
`
`Threaded
`groove
`
`Coaxial plug
`
`Skin
`
`Outer
`conductor
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`Coaxial
`cable
`
`Center
`conductor
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`Connect-
`ing groove
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`Coaxial plug
`nut
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`Coaxial plug sleeve

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