The present disclosure provides a connector assembly. The connector assembly includes a wire-end connector. The wire-end connector includes a wafer, a shield plate and a twin-ax cable. The wafer includes a frame and a terminal group. The terminal group is supported by the frame. The terminal group includes a signal terminal pair and a ground plate. The ground plate includes a ground terminal on both sides of the signal terminal pair. The shield plate is electrically connected to the ground plate. The shield plate includes an opening that penetrates the shield plate. The twin-ax cable includes a pair of conductors and a ground portion. The pair of conductors extend into the opening of the shield plate and are electrically connected to the signal terminal pair. The ground portion electrically connects at least one of the shield plate and the ground plate.

This application discloses an electronic tag lock, which includes: a housing, a lock cable, a control circuit board, and a clamping mechanism arranged in the housing; the clamping mechanism includes several clamping components electrically connected to the control circuit board, the clamping components abut against outer circumference of the lock cable, the clamping components and the lock cable are electrically connected.

This application discloses an electronic tag lock, which includes: a housing, a lock cable, a control circuit board, and a clamping mechanism arranged in the housing; the clamping mechanism includes several clamping components electrically connected to the control circuit board, the clamping components abut against outer circumference of the lock cable, the clamping components and the lock cable are electrically connected.

An electrical communication system includes a plurality of cable connectors that are configured to mate with the same electrical connector or electrical connectors having substantially identical mating interfaces. The cable connectors can be configured as an electrical cable connector, an optical cable connector, and a hybrid cable connector that includes both optical and electrical communication.

An electrical communication system includes a plurality of cable connectors that are configured to mate with the same electrical connector or electrical connectors having substantially identical mating interfaces. The cable connectors can be configured as an electrical cable connector, an optical cable connector, and a hybrid cable connector that includes both optical and electrical communication.

A connector includes a metal shell, a terminal module fixed to the metal shell, and a cable electrically connected to the terminal module. The metal shell includes a main body and a shielding plate integrally formed with the main body. The terminal module includes a first terminal module and a second terminal module disposed on opposite sides of the shielding plate, respectively. By providing the first terminal module and the second terminal module on the opposite sides of the shielding plate, the signal shielding of the first terminal module and the second terminal module can be improved. Besides, by arranging the shielding plate and the main body integrally, the manufacturing cost can be saved. A connector assembly having the connector is also disclosed.

A connector includes a metal shell, a terminal module fixed to the metal shell, and a cable electrically connected to the terminal module. The metal shell includes a main body and a shielding plate integrally formed with the main body. The terminal module includes a first terminal module and a second terminal module disposed on opposite sides of the shielding plate, respectively. By providing the first terminal module and the second terminal module on the opposite sides of the shielding plate, the signal shielding of the first terminal module and the second terminal module can be improved. Besides, by arranging the shielding plate and the main body integrally, the manufacturing cost can be saved. A connector assembly having the connector is also disclosed.

An electrical connector assembly can include a plug connector mountable to a planar substrate and a receptacle connector configured to receive a plurality of cables and that can mate with the plug connector. The plug connector may include a first inline terminal row and a second inline terminal row exposed on a mounting face to conductively contact the planar substrate. The receptacle connector can include a plurality of terminals having termination ends aligned in common wafer plane that can be conductively terminated with the plurality of cables. The plug connector and the electrical connector are configured to establish electrical channels from the termination ends coplanar with the common wafer plan to the first and second inline terminal rows.

The described connector assemblies are useful in wire-to-board systems. Some assemblies include a free-end connector that is attached to a twin-ax cable, and a fixed-end connector that is attached to a board. Embodiments include a free-end terminal set including a first signal terminal, a second signal terminal and a ground plate. The ground plate has a horseshoe shape and provides a ground terminal on opposing sides of the first and second signal terminals. Additionally, embodiments include a locking system between the free-end connector and fixed-end connector, and lead designs for the fixed-end connector utilizing a similar horseshoe shape as that used for the ground plate of the free-end connector.

A terminal block includes an insulative seat, a flexible arm latch and a slider. The insulative seat has a slot and a sliding trough. A longitudinal direction of the sliding trough is parallel to a depth direction of the slot. The flexible arm latch is disposed on the insulative seat. A longitudinal direction of the flexible arm latch is parallel to the depth direction of the slot. The flexible arm latch has a first interfering portion and a hook. The slider is disposed in the sliding trough and longitudinally movable along the sliding trough. The slider has a second interfering portion. Either the first interfering portion or the second interfering portion is a slope. The first and second interfering portions abut against each other to push the slope to deflect the flexible arm latch to make the hook retract when the slider is traveling toward the slot.