A cable assembly includes a connector head electrically coupled to a plurality of conductors disposed in a cable, the connector head having a plug and a conductor interface; an outer shell including a first portion encasing the plug of the connector head, and a second portion encasing the conductor interface of the connector end; an inner shell including a connector end encasing the second portion of the outer shell, and a cable end encasing a portion of the cable and including an injection gate; and conductive resin including a first portion disposed inside the connector end of the inner shell, and a second portion disposed inside and outside the cable end of the inner shell; wherein inside and outside portions of the second portion of the conductive resin are connected through the injection gate.

An electrical connector including an insulating body, a plurality of terminals disposed in the insulating body, a first metallic shell enclosing the insulating body to form an interface for being plugged by another electrical connector, and a second metallic shell is provided. The first metallic shell has a first soldering leg close to the interface, and the second metallic shell encloses the first metallic shell, wherein the first soldering leg extends away from the insulating body, penetrates the second metallic shell and protrudes out of the second metallic shell.

The present application relates to an electrical connector and an electronic product. The electrical connector includes a metal terminal; an insulating body configured to fixing the metal terminal; a metal shield covering an outer side of at least a portion of the insulating body; a metal latch connected to the insulating body, and provided with a ground terminal thereon, and wherein the insulating body, the metal shield, and the metal latch enclose an accommodating space; and a brazing solder disposed at least partially within the accommodating space, and the brazing solder being configured to be melted during welding and to fixedly connect the metal shield and the metal latch after being cooled, such that the metal shield is electrically connect to the metal latch.

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.

A method can be applied for manufacturing an electrical connector on an end portion of a multi-wire electrical cable whose wires are surrounded annularly in cross section in the end portion by an outer conductor. The outer conductor is partially radially compressed toward the wires by at least one die, and is also partially provided with an overmold in an injection mold. In the method, after the outer conductor is deformed, the die is positioned on the outer conductor in such a way that the die partially bounds a mold cavity to be filled with a plasticized molding compound to form the overmold. At least one mold part of the injection mold is moved toward the outer conductor and the mold part is positioned in a vicinity of the outer conductor so to further bound the mold cavity.

A coaxial cable connector includes a connector body having a longitudinal axis passing through first and second opposed body ends, a connector center conductor for transporting a signal through the connector, and a coil spring that is coiled about the longitudinal axis. The second body end is for engaging a male coaxial cable connector, and the coil spring urges an electromagnetic shield to protrude from the second body end.

A coaxial cable connector includes a connector body having a longitudinal axis passing through first and second opposed body ends, a connector center conductor for transporting a signal through the connector, and a coil spring that is coiled about the longitudinal axis. The second body end is for engaging a male coaxial cable connector, and the coil spring urges an electromagnetic shield to protrude from the second body end.

A hermetic terminal (110) includes a barrier wall (12) to be joined to a housing (11), a body (15) that is to be connected to a signal ground and is fixed to the barrier wall (12) via a first insulator (13), and a signal line (16) passing through the body (15) and fixed to the body (15) via a second insulator (14). When the barrier wall (12) is joined to the housing (11), a space (28) is formed between an inner wall of the housing (11) and a surface (31) of the body (15) intersecting an end face (29) of the body (15) positioned towards the inside of the housing (11).

A fitting-equipped conductive sheet including: a conductive sheet material in which a plurality of conductive strands are aligned planarly; and a plate-shaped conductive fitting attached to ends of the plurality of conductive strands, wherein the conductive fitting includes a folded-back portion, and a first sandwiching portion and a second sandwiching portion that are folded back with the folded-back portion as a starting point and the first sandwiching portion and the second sandwiching portion are opposed to each other.

A contact assembly includes a contact array having contacts including signal contacts and ground contacts. The signal contacts include signal intermediate portions extending between signal mating beams and signal contact tails. The ground contacts include ground intermediate portions extending between ground mating beams and ground contact tails. The contact assembly includes front and rear contact holders. The contact assembly includes a ground bus bridge extending between each of the ground contacts to electrically common each of the ground contacts. The ground bus bridge is integral with the ground contacts and extends across the signal intermediate portions in close proximity to the signal intermediate portions for resonance control of signals transmitted along the signal contacts.