Patent classifications
H01R12/57
CONNECTOR, CONNECTOR MODULE, AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS
A connector (50) according to the present disclosure is a connector (50) to be mounted on a circuit board (CB2) and to be connected to a mating connector (10) including a first shield member (40). The connector (50) includes an insulator (60), a contact (70a) attached to the insulator (60), and a second shield member (80) attached to the insulator (60) on a same side as the contact (70a). The second shield member (80) includes a base portion (81b) that is adjacent to the contact (70a) in a first direction perpendicular to a connecting direction in which the mating connector (10) and the connector (50) are to be connected, a mount portion (86b) that is formed on a side of the base portion (81b) opposite to the contact (70a) in the first direction and that is to be mounted on the circuit board (CB2), and a contacting portion (85b) that extends from the mount portion (86b) toward a connection side in the connecting direction and that is to be in contact with the first shield member (40).
CONNECTOR, CONNECTOR MODULE, AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS
A connector (50) according to the present disclosure is a connector (50) to be mounted on a circuit board (CB2) and to be connected to a mating connector (10) including a first shield member (40). The connector (50) includes an insulator (60), a contact (70a) attached to the insulator (60), and a second shield member (80) attached to the insulator (60) on a same side as the contact (70a). The second shield member (80) includes a base portion (81b) that is adjacent to the contact (70a) in a first direction perpendicular to a connecting direction in which the mating connector (10) and the connector (50) are to be connected, a mount portion (86b) that is formed on a side of the base portion (81b) opposite to the contact (70a) in the first direction and that is to be mounted on the circuit board (CB2), and a contacting portion (85b) that extends from the mount portion (86b) toward a connection side in the connecting direction and that is to be in contact with the first shield member (40).
CONNECTOR CABLE
A connector cable includes a plurality of contacts placed in a row and a plurality of cables connected to the plurality of contacts. The plurality of cables includes at least three pairs of high-speed differential signal lines for transmitting high-speed differential signals, at least one non-high-speed differential signal line for transmitting a non-high-speed differential signal, and a plurality of ground terminals. The plurality of ground terminals is allocated to contacts on both ends among the plurality of contacts and a contact between two pairs of high-speed differential signal lines or between one pair of high-speed differential signal lines and one non-high-speed differential signal line to limit the number of consecutive pairs of high-speed differential signal lines to two.
Connector with top- and bottom-stitched contacts
To help maintain and improve signal integrity, a connector housing can include one or more of the following: asymmetric keying features, asymmetric alignment features, and alternating stitched contacts. First and second contact rows and third and fourth contact rows can each have a first row pitch, and the second and the third contact rows can have a second, greater row pitch. First and second keying structures can be positioned non-symmetrically about both longitudinal and median centerlines of the connector housing. If first, second, third, and fourth contacts all lie on a common centerline of the connector housing, the first and the third contacts can be inserted in a first direction, and the second and the fourth contacts can be inserted in a second, opposite direction. First and second contact securing structures can engage the connector housing at different heights of the connector housing.
Auxiliary device for functional expansion and signal acquisition of testing system
An auxiliary device for functional expansion and signal acquisition of a testing system is provided with a pogo pin attaching device including at least one spiral spring loop, at least one fastening member, and at least one cable. The fastening member includes at least one limiting hole and at least one fastening hole. The spiral spring loop is disposed in the limiting hole. The cable passes through the fastening hole to electrically connect to the spiral spring loop.
Auxiliary device for functional expansion and signal acquisition of testing system
An auxiliary device for functional expansion and signal acquisition of a testing system is provided with a pogo pin attaching device including at least one spiral spring loop, at least one fastening member, and at least one cable. The fastening member includes at least one limiting hole and at least one fastening hole. The spiral spring loop is disposed in the limiting hole. The cable passes through the fastening hole to electrically connect to the spiral spring loop.
Socket for high-speed transmission
A socket having a housing, a plurality of contacts, a plurality of insulating members and a plurality of conductive resin members is described. The housing is in a box shape with an opening and is provided with a matrix of penetration holes at a bottom portion. The plurality of contacts include contacts for ground and respective pairs of contacts for high-speed differential transmission. The plurality of insulating members support the plurality of contacts and are pressed into the housing so that the contacts are exposed on an opposite side of the opening from the penetration holes of the housing. The plurality of conductive resin members are fitted at positions of the plurality of insulating members in contact with the contacts for ground.
Board connector
A board connector A includes a housing 10 to be mounted on a circuit board P, and first and second terminal fittings 21, 31 mounted in the housing. The first and second terminal fittings 21, 31 include first and second board connecting portions 22, 32 projecting from a facing surface 15 of the housing 10 facing the circuit board P and to be surface-mounted on the circuit board P. The first and second board connecting portions 22, 32 extend in a direction intersecting a facing direction of the circuit board P and the facing surface 15. A jig accommodating portion 16 recessed from a region of the facing surface 15 not facing the first and second board connecting portions 22, 32 is formed in a region of the facing surface 15 facing the first and second board connecting portions 22, 32.
Board connector
A board connector A includes a housing 10 to be mounted on a circuit board P, and first and second terminal fittings 21, 31 mounted in the housing. The first and second terminal fittings 21, 31 include first and second board connecting portions 22, 32 projecting from a facing surface 15 of the housing 10 facing the circuit board P and to be surface-mounted on the circuit board P. The first and second board connecting portions 22, 32 extend in a direction intersecting a facing direction of the circuit board P and the facing surface 15. A jig accommodating portion 16 recessed from a region of the facing surface 15 not facing the first and second board connecting portions 22, 32 is formed in a region of the facing surface 15 facing the first and second board connecting portions 22, 32.
Low profile electrical connector system with differential pair cable interface
An electrical connector includes a differential signal pair. A portion of each terminal is disposed in an insulative housing and an electrically conductive shield extends around at least a portion of the terminals and a least a portion of the housing. The housing may have a lower surface and a projection extending downward from the lower surface between a portion of a vertical section of each of the terminals. The terminals may have an angled section including a vertical portion having a first width, an angled portion narrower than the vertical portion, and a horizontal portion narrower than the angled portion. The housing may have a housing mating component spaced from a housing body component and aligned with but spaced from the terminals. The terminals may have a planar termination section with a first portion wider than a second portion.