A high-speed connector for an automobile includes a cable connector, a board connector connected to the cable connector, and sliding blocks provided on two sides of the cable connector. The sliding blocks are separate or are integrated. The cable connector includes a housing, a contact body and a cable. The contact body is installed in the housing. The contact body is in contact with the board connector to achieve an electric connection. The cable is connected to the contact body and protrudes out of the housing. The housing includes a main body portion and side snap-fit plates provided on two sides of the main body portion. A side snap-fit groove is provided on the side snap-fit plate. Side snap-fit clasps are provided on two sides of the board terminal connector. The sliding blocks are installed on the side snap-fit plates and slide upwards and downwards along the side snap-fit plates.

The present disclosure provides a female connector and a connector combination. The female connector is connected to a PCB board internally provided with a signal layer and a ground layer, a surface of the PCB board being provided with conductive pads connected to the signal layer and the ground layer; the female connector includes: a female terminal including a first end and a second end; the second end being provided with a plurality of differential signal pairs arranged at intervals and ground pins each located between any adjacent two of the differential signal pairs; the differential signal pairs being connectable to the signal layer through the conductive pads, and the ground pins being connectable to the ground layer through the conductive pads; a high-frequency radiation area being formed in the vicinity of a joint between the differential signal pair and the conductive pad when the first end is mated with the male connector or the gold finger circuit board; and a wave-absorbing material disposed in a spatial range covered by the high-frequency radiation area. By selectively disposing a wave-absorbing material in an area where a high-frequency radiation is easily generated during the use of the connector, crosstalk signals are absorbed, while normally transmitted electrical signals are retained, and an overall weight of the connector is light.

A wire-clamping connector assembly includes a wire-clamping connector and a mating connector. The wire-clamping connector includes a first main body that has a retaining groove, a cover, a conductive cable, and multiple first and second conductive terminals that are embedded in the first main body. The second and the first conductive terminals are opposite to each other and are in a staggered arrangement. Each of the first conductive terminals has one of multiple first upper contact portions, and each of the second conductive terminals has one of multiple second upper contact portions. The conductive cable is disposed on the first main body. The cover is disposed on the conductive cable, and is detachably fixed to the first main body. Each conductor in the conductive cable is in electrical contact with one of the first upper contact portions or one of the second upper contact portions.

The present invention relates to an FPC connector housing, more particular to a DDRS connector housing. The invention also relates to a method for producing the connector housing as well as to a cavity mold suitable for the production of the connector housing. The cavity mold comprises a double gating system with centrally positioned injection gates. The connector housing can be used in a connector for mounting on a flexible printed circuit (FPC) assembled in various kinds of electrical and/or electronic devices.

A spring clip has a first beam and a second beam connected to the first beam. The second beam is resiliently deflectable toward the first beam from a relaxed position distal from the first beam to a compressed position proximal to the first beam. The second beam has a spring latch disposed at an end of the second beam and extending toward the first beam. The spring latch engages the first beam to secure the second beam in the compressed position.

Provided are terminal-free connectors for flexible interconnect circuits. A connector for connecting to a flexible interconnect circuit comprises a base comprising a housing chamber defined by at least a first side wall and a second side wall that are oppositely positioned about the base. A circuit clamp is coupled to the base via a first hinge, and is configured to move between a released position and a clamped position. A cover piece is coupled to the base via a second hinge, and is configured to move between an open position and a closed position. The circuit clamp is configured to secure the flexible interconnect circuit between the base and the circuit clamp in the clamped position. One or more protrusions on the circuit clamp are each configured to interface with a socket within the first or second side wall to secure the circuit clamp in the clamped position.

The locking members have an upper arm portion that extends in the forward-backward direction, a mountable portion that is mounted to the housing downwardly of the upper arm portion, and a strut portion that extends upwardly from the mountable portion and is coupled to the upper arm portion, the upper arm portion has a pressure-receiving arm portion that extends forwardly from the top end of the strut portion and a locking arm portion that extends toward the rear from the top end of the strut portion, the locking arm portion has an engaging portion positioned so as to permit engagement with the flat-type conductor when the movable member is in the closed position, the pressure-receiving arm portion has its front end portion located downwardly of the other parts while forming a pressure receiving portion.

The locking members have an upper arm portion, a mountable portion, and a strut portion; the upper arm portion has a. pressure-receiving arm portion and a locking arm portion; the mountable portion has an upper clamping portion and a lower clamping portion that extend in the forward-backward direction, and a coupling portion that couples the upper clamping portion and the lower clamping portion, with the upper clamping portion being resiliently displaceable in the up-down direction, and the mounting portion of the housing being clamped by the upper clamping portion and lower clamping portion in the up-down direction; the strut portion extends upwardly from the upper clamping portion and is coupled to the upper arm portion; the movable member has cam portions located above the pressure-receiving arm portions; and the cam portions depress the pressure-receiving arm portions downward when the movable member moves from the closed position to the open position.

Terminals have a retained portion located forwardly of a receiving space and retained in a housing, and a contact arm portion that extends toward the rear from the retained portion; a contact arm portion has a contact portion that protrudes toward the receiving space in the connector thickness direction perpendicular to the forward-backward direction and the terminal array direction and is capable of contacting the counterpart connect body; a contact portion faces the interior surface of the receiving space across a gap in the connector thickness direction; the terminals have an extension portion located forwardly of the contact portion; the extension portion has a reflective portion in the rear end portion thereof; the reflective portion has a rear end face within a range that includes the protruding end of the contact portion when viewed from the rear; and the rear end face is formed as a reflecting surface.

A connector for a flat flexible cable or flat printed cable includes a housing portion and a plurality of terminals. The housing portion includes a plurality of terminal receiving passageways each receiving a contact portion of one of the plurality of terminals. A plurality of conductors exposed in a window extending through an insulation material of the flat flexible cable are each clamped in a terminating portion of one of the plurality of terminals by a clamping force applied thereon by a cover selectively fixable with respect to the housing portion.