An assembly including an electrically conductive strip extending along a longitudinal axis, including a first carrier layer having a first face and a second face opposite the first face; a first electrically conductive track placed on the first face or the second face of the first carrier layer; an electrical connector with a first clamping portion and a second clamping portion that are securely fastened to each other and that define a clamping region for clamping the electrically conductive strip. The first and second clamping portions clamp the electrically conductive strip. At least one of the first and second clamping portions includes a first contact segment making electrical contact with the first electrically conductive track.

A flexible connecting structure comprises a first circuit board and a second circuit board. The second circuit board is configured on a bottom of the first circuit hoard. A plurality of first signal traces configured longitudinally on the first circuit board. A plurality of second signal traces configured longitudinally on the second circuit board. A first end of the first circuit board and a first end of the second circuit board is fixed with each other through a plurality of metal balls, and a second end of the second circuit board floats, deflectable up and down.

A flexible connecting structure comprises a first circuit board and a second circuit board. The second circuit board is configured on a bottom of the first circuit hoard. A plurality of first signal traces configured longitudinally on the first circuit board. A plurality of second signal traces configured longitudinally on the second circuit board. A first end of the first circuit board and a first end of the second circuit board is fixed with each other through a plurality of metal balls, and a second end of the second circuit board floats, deflectable up and down.

A flat flexible cable assembly comprises a flat flexible cable including a plurality of conductors embedded within an insulation material, and a seal directly bonded to an exterior of the flat flexible cable continuously about its perimeter.

A flat flexible cable assembly comprises a flat flexible cable including a plurality of conductors embedded within an insulation material, and a seal directly bonded to an exterior of the flat flexible cable continuously about its perimeter.

An electrical connector including an insulative housing, a plurality of contacts retained in the housing. The housing forms a mating surface for mating with an electronic part, and a supporting/mounting surface on which an FPC is seated. The contact includes a contacting section exposed upon the mating surface, a soldering section extending through the FPC, and a connecting section between the contacting section and the soldering section. A metallic shell is attached upon the housing, facing the FPC direction in the vertical direction to restrict movement of the FPC in a vertical direction. The contacts may be bent after assembly to expose the soldering sections at the mounting face.

A connector includes a housing and a terminal held in the housing and to be mounted on a mounting member. The terminal includes a main body part inserted into a space formed in the housing and a mounting part provided continuously from the main body part and to be mounted on the mounting member. The main body part includes a bottom wall and a side wall provided continuously from the bottom wall. A groove is formed in the space. A tip of the side wall is inserted into the groove, and the groove guides insertion of the main body part into the space. The space includes an insertion opening opened toward the outside of the housing and an insertion main cavity which communicates with the insertion opening and in which to house the main body part of the terminal. The groove is formed in the insertion main cavity.

A conducting arrangement comprises a first electrical conductor element having a first contact section with a first material and a second electrical conductor element having a second contact section welded to the first contact section. A side of the second contact section facing the first contact section has a predefined microstructure with a recess. The first material of the first contact section at least partially fills the recess of the predefined microstructure.

A connector includes a first insulator having a protrusion portion formed on a first retaining surface, a second insulator having a recess portion formed at a second retaining surface, and a spring member retained in one of the first insulator and the second insulator, the spring member being disposed between the protrusion portion and the recess portion and has a pressing portion that is elastically displaceable in a first direction, a sheet type conductive member and an electric wire being sandwiched between the first retaining surface and the second retaining surface, at least a part of the protrusion portion being accommodated in the recess portion, a conductor portion of the electric wire and a flexible conductor of the sheet type conductive member being pressed against each other in the first direction by the pressing portion within the recess portion.

A connector includes a first insulator having a protrusion portion formed on a first retaining surface, a second insulator having a recess portion formed at a second retaining surface, and a spring member retained in one of the first insulator and the second insulator, the spring member being disposed between the protrusion portion and the recess portion and has a pressing portion that is elastically displaceable in a first direction, a sheet type conductive member and an electric wire being sandwiched between the first retaining surface and the second retaining surface, at least a part of the protrusion portion being accommodated in the recess portion, a conductor portion of the electric wire and a flexible conductor of the sheet type conductive member being pressed against each other in the first direction by the pressing portion within the recess portion.