The invention provides an easy lock connector with unlock structure applied to a flat wire and a circuit board. The flat wire has a notch and a ground wire on the two sides of a head end respectively. The easy-lock connector includes an upper housing, a lower housing, a rubber core and a terminal. After the notch of the flat wire is buckled by a stopper of the lower housing, by pressing a pressing member of the upper housing, the pressing member applies an external force to an elastic member of the lower housing to deform the elastic member. An extension arm of the lower housing is linked by the elastic member to cause the stopper to act in one direction so as to release the state of the stopper from locking the gap. In another embodiment, the easy-lock connector can also achieve an electromagnetic shielding effect by adding a shielding iron shell.

An interconnect system includes various anti-backout latches that are movable between an engaged position and a disengaged position. When in the engaged position, the anti-backout latches can be configured to prevent an interconnect module, such as an optical transceiver, from becoming unmated from a host module. When in the disengaged position, the anti-backout latches permit the interconnect module to become unmated from a host module. Securement members are also disclosed that secure a heat sink to a module housing of the interconnect module.

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 device for inserting a flexible printed circuit board into a connector includes: a gripper to which the flexible printed circuit board is securable; a deformer movably connected to the gripper; and a transporter connected to the gripper and the deformer. Movement of the deformer relative to the gripper, applies a transformation force from the deformer to a portion of the flexible printed circuit board to bend the portion about edges of the gripper, and transportation of the transporter transports the gripper together with the flexible printed circuit board which has the portion of the flexible printed circuit board which is bent about the edges of the gripper, toward the connector, and inserts the flexible printed circuit board into the connector.

In a connector, a main locking structure and an auxiliary locking structure are provided between a housing and a cover for maintaining the housing and the cover in a completely assembled state by locking the move of the cover in the connector removal direction with respect to the housing. The main locking structure includes: a first main locking body provided to a first housing sidewall and a second housing sidewall; and a second main locking body provided to a first cover sidewall and a second cover sidewall and engaged with the first main locking body. The auxiliary locking structure includes: a first auxiliary locking body provided to the first housing sidewall and the second housing sidewall; and a second auxiliary locking body provided to the first cover sidewall and the second cover sidewall on a second opening side than the second main locking body is

A connector (10) according to this disclosure includes an insulator (20) into/from which a connection object (60) can be inserted/removed and an actuator (50) capable of rotating between a closed position where the actuator closes relative to the insulator (20) and an opened position where the actuator opens relative to the insulator (20). The actuator (50) rotates from the removal side to the insertion side of the connection object (60) with respect to the insulator (20) when moving from the closed position to the opened position and holds the opened position independently.

A medical sensor patch connector assembly can include a medical patch having a first side, a second side opposite the first side, and a hole connecting the first side and the second side. The medical sensor patch connector assembly can include a connector including a first clamping member having a first contact surface in contact with the first side of the medial patch and a tab protruding through the hole in the medical patch. The connector can include a second clamping member having a second contact surface in contact with the second side of the medical patch.

A connector (10) comprises: an insulator having an insertion groove into and from which a connection object (60) is insertable and removable; an actuator configured to rotate between an unlock position in which the connection object (60) is insertable and removable and a lock position in which the actuator presses the connection object (60), with respect to the insulator; and a contact held by the insulator and configured to be in contact with the connection object (60), wherein the contact includes: a first contact portion configured to be in contact with the connection object (60); and a second elastic portion configured to engage with a cam portion formed in the actuator and bias the actuator toward the lock position, the actuator includes: an operation portion configured to be operated toward the unlock position; and a support portion protruding more in a direction opposite to the operation portion than the cam portion, and configured to be in contact with the connection object (60) inserted in the insertion groove in the unlock position of the actuator.

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.

An interconnect system includes various anti-backout latches that are movable between an engaged position and a disengaged position. When in the engaged position, the anti-backout latches can be configured to prevent an interconnect module, such as an optical transceiver, from becoming unmated from a host module. When in the disengaged position, the anti-backout latches permit the interconnect module to become unmated from a host module. Securement members are also disclosed that secure a heat sink to a module housing of the interconnect module.