A connector includes a base, a protruding portion protruding from a surface of the base, sidewalls surrounding the protruding portion, and a conductive member. The sidewalls include a first and second sidewalls extending parallel to one another in a first direction, a third sidewall extending in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction, and a fourth sidewall extending in the second direction. A conductive member includes a first reinforcing portion covering the first sidewall, a second reinforcing portion covering a region including a corner where the third sidewall and the first sidewall are in contact, a third reinforcing portion covering a region including a corner where the fourth sidewall and the first sidewall are in contact, and a contact portion covering one end of the protruding portion. The conductive member integrally forms the first reinforcing portion, the second reinforcing portion, the third reinforcing portion, and the contact portion.

An interconnection mechanism for LED bar lighting includes a plug mechanism and a socket mechanism. The plug mechanism includes a hollow socket, a plug, and a connection pin. The hollow socket includes a hollow plug barrel, a stop ring, a wedge importing ring, and at least one open. A slope of the wedge importing ring extends toward a free end of the hollow plug barrel. The connection pin includes at least one plug locating ring, at least one socket locating ring, and at least one socket locating bar. The plug locating ring is arranged between the stop ring and the wedge importing ring for fixing the relative position of the connection pin and the hollow socket. The socket mechanism includes a hollow socket barrel, and a locating slot. The socket locating bar is engaged with the locating slot so as to fix the relative position of the connection pin and the hollow socket barrel.

A connector to easily and correctly join an electrical component to a printed circuit board is provided. The connector comprises a generally C-shaped electrically conductive element that provides for connection alternatively to the positive and negative terminals of a device depending on the orientation of the connector. As a result of the shapes of the ends of the connector, a device can only be plugged in one way. The connector can be made from a single sheet of electrically conductive material bent generally into a “C” shape, with specific tabs and cuts made therein. The connector includes a tab that allows for quick and automated connection to a printed circuit board, and an element to prevent connectors from interlocking while in a loose and unconnected state as, during manufacturing, plating, or storage, allowing them to be added to a board using automated procedures for quick, accurate and low cost construction.

A connector to easily and correctly join an electrical component to a printed circuit board is provided. The connector comprises a generally C-shaped electrically conductive element that provides for connection alternatively to the positive and negative terminals of a device depending on the orientation of the connector. As a result of the shapes of the ends of the connector, a device can only be plugged in one way. The connector can be made from a single sheet of electrically conductive material bent generally into a “C” shape, with specific tabs and cuts made therein. The connector includes a tab that allows for quick and automated connection to a printed circuit board, and an element to prevent connectors from interlocking while in a loose and unconnected state as, during manufacturing, plating, or storage, allowing them to be added to a board using automated procedures for quick, accurate and low cost construction.

An apparatus that is used to enclose and stack electrical components in varying configurations. The configurations are achieved by easily manipulating the way the apparatus is stacked. The stacking of apparatus' is achieved easily, and with little cost in manufacturing.

An apparatus that is used to enclose and stack electrical components in varying configurations. The configurations are achieved by easily manipulating the way the apparatus is stacked. The stacking of apparatus' is achieved easily, and with little cost in manufacturing.

An optical module, a communication device, and a Power over Ethernet (PoE) device are provided. The optical module includes a housing, an optical component, and a power supply component. The housing has a first socket and a second socket. The optical component also includes a first optical connector, an optical-to-electrical conversion component, and a second optical connector that are sequentially connected. The power supply component includes a first electrical connector, a power supply line, and a second electrical connector that are sequentially connected. The first socket is configured to insert a composite cable that matches the optical module. A power connector of the composite cable can be connected to the communication device by using the optical module, and the power connector of the composite cable does not need to be inserted into the communication device, so that panel space of the communication device can be reduced and miniaturization facilitated.

An optical module, a communication device, and a Power over Ethernet (PoE) device are provided. The optical module includes a housing, an optical component, and a power supply component. The housing has a first socket and a second socket. The optical component also includes a first optical connector, an optical-to-electrical conversion component, and a second optical connector that are sequentially connected. The power supply component includes a first electrical connector, a power supply line, and a second electrical connector that are sequentially connected. The first socket is configured to insert a composite cable that matches the optical module. A power connector of the composite cable can be connected to the communication device by using the optical module, and the power connector of the composite cable does not need to be inserted into the communication device, so that panel space of the communication device can be reduced and miniaturization facilitated.

An electrical connector assembly includes: a plug connector including an insulative housing, plural conductive terminals arranged in two rows and affixed to the insulative housing, and a metal shell enclosing the insulative housing, the insulative housing comprising a top wall having plural first grooves, and each conductive terminal comprising a fixed portion affixed to a corresponding first groove and exposed to the metal shell; and a receptacle connector including an insulative body, plural mating terminals affixed to the insulative body, and a shielding shell enclosing the insulative body, the shielding shell having a tuber extending inwardly; wherein the tuber resists against a surface of the metal shell when the plug connector is mated with the receptacle connector.

An electrical connector assembly includes: a plug connector including an insulative housing, plural conductive terminals arranged in two rows and affixed to the insulative housing, and a metal shell enclosing the insulative housing, the insulative housing comprising a top wall having plural first grooves, and each conductive terminal comprising a fixed portion affixed to a corresponding first groove and exposed to the metal shell; and a receptacle connector including an insulative body, plural mating terminals affixed to the insulative body, and a shielding shell enclosing the insulative body, the shielding shell having a tuber extending inwardly; wherein the tuber resists against a surface of the metal shell when the plug connector is mated with the receptacle connector.