A device that includes a first board, a second board, and coaxial cable coupled to the first board and the second board. The coaxial cable includes a multi-line coaxial cable configured to provide at least two electrical paths for electrical currents between the first board and the second board. A first plug is coupled to the first board. A second plug is coupled to the second board. The coaxial cable includes a first receptacle and a second receptacle. The first receptacle is configured to couple to the first plug. The second receptacle is configured to couple to the second plug. The coaxial cable is configured to provide (i) a first electrical path for a first electrical current between the first board and the second board, and (ii) a second electrical path for a second electrical current between the first board and the second board.

A sunken FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit) connector includes an FPC connector and a circuit board, which are fixedly connected to each other, wherein the FPC connector comprises an insulating plastic base, an outer shell, wiring terminals and an FFC; the outer shell comprises a top plate, a bottom plate, and a connecting plate; an installation notch adapted to the shape of the FPC connector is provided on the circuit board; and a left bending fixed arm and a right bending fixed arm respectively extend upward from the left and right ends of the bottom plate. When being put in place relative to the installation notch, the FPC connector is welded and fixed with the circuit board by means of the left bending fixed arm and the right bending fixed arm, respectively.

An electrical connector includes an insulative portion, a plurality of terminals supported by the insulative portion and are disposed in a row, and a lossy member. Each of the terminals includes a first end, a mounting end, and an intermediate portion. The lossy member includes a body portion elongated in a row direction and a plurality of projections extending from the body portion toward the first ends of a subset of the terminals. Each of the terminals includes a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, with the first face including a first contact region. The projections of the lossy member are aligned with the second surfaces of the subset of terminals. Upon mating the electrical connector to a complementary connector, the terminals may deflect towards the projections of the lossy member, improving contact with the lossy member and thus improving its effectiveness.

A connector includes a first insulator having a through-hole for contact, a contact held by the first insulator and having a projecting portion inserted into the through-hole for contact, and a receiving member disposed on a side of a second surface of the first insulator and surrounding the projecting portion of the contact, the flexible conductor being disposed along the second surface of the first insulator, the contact including an extending portion formed on another end of the projecting portion and disposed on the side of the second surface of the first insulator to extend outside of the through-hole for contact along the second surface, a part of the flexible conductor being held between the extending portion of the contact and the receiving member to contact the extending portion, whereby the contact is electrically connected to the flexible conductor.

Provided is a connector that can prevent excessive stress from arising at a connecting site between a flat cable and a terminal. The connector is provided with a flat cable (60) that has a hole (64) serving as a receiving section, a housing (10) that has an installation surface (19) where the flat cable (60) is arranged and a projecting section (21) projecting out from the installation surface (19) and is inserted into the hole (64), and a terminal (90) that is connected to a conductor section (70) of the flat cable (60) and is locked onto the housing (10). In an assembled state, the flat cable (60) has, at a portion enclosing the projecting section (21) or a portion arranged between the terminal (90) and the projecting section (21), an excess length section (66) that is extra long as compared to a case of having been disposed along the installation surface (19) of the housing (10).

A FPCB connector including a first main body to which a first FPCB is coupled, and a second main body to which a second FPCB is coupled, the second main body being coupled to and electrically connected to the first main body. At least one of the first main body and the second main body is coupled to the first FPCB or the second FPCB without soldering.

Provided is a connector including at least one plate-like housing body, a plurality of groove-like terminal housing chambers each opened in an upper surface of the housing body and parallelly arranged, a plurality of connection terminals provided at ends of a plurality of electrical wirings and housed and disposed in the terminal housing chambers, respectively, and a cover part overlapping with the upper surface of the housing body to cover the terminal housing chambers, wherein an elastic locking claw, which allows each of the connection terminals to be inserted into each of the terminal housing chambers by elastic deformation and is locked to each of the connection terminals to prevent each of the connection terminals from coming out of each of the terminal housing chambers by elastic restoring, is provided to protrude from a bottom surface of each of the terminal housing chambers.

An implantable electrical connecting device includes a first elastic multi-ply layer and a second elastic multi-ply layer. The first elastic multi-ply layer has a first electrically conductive layer and a plurality of first electrical contacts electrically conductively connected to the first electrically conductive layer of the first elastic multi-ply layer. The second elastic multi-ply layer has a first electrically conductive layer and a plurality of second electrical contacts electrically conductively connected to the first electrically conductive layer of the second elastic multi-ply layer. The second electrical contacts make contact with the first electrical contacts.

A method of forming an electrical cable assembly includes providing a multiconductor flat cable comprising wires arranged in a coplanar fashion with each other and encased within a planar dielectric structure, cutting a slot in the planar dielectric structure intermediate the wires, thereby forming wing features in the dielectric structure extending from the wires, removing portions of the dielectric structure from ends of the wires, wherein portions of wing features remain, attaching the exposed wires to terminals, wherein the terminals define prongs, and attaching the portions of the wing features to by inserting the prongs within holes defined in the portions of the wing features, thereby retaining the wires to the terminals.

A connector includes a pushing member including a projection and a pushing member-side flange formed at a root portion of the projection, and a contact having a projection accommodating portion, the pushing member-side flange including a pair of fixing portions separately arranged on opposite sides of the root portion of the projection across the projection, when the projection is inserted into the projection accommodating portion together with the flexible conductor with a part of the flexible conductor being laid along a lateral surface of the projection being fixed by the pair of fixing portions, the part of the flexible conductor laid along the lateral surface of the projection being sandwiched between the lateral surface of the projection and an inner surface of the projection accommodating portion to contact the inner surface of the projection accommodating portion, whereby the contact is electrically connected to the flexible conductor.