A power divider including an input port receiving an electrical power input, a coupled port transmitting a portion of the power input, and a transmitted port transferring a remaining portion of the power input from the input port. A first conductor produces an electrical field and electrically connects the input port to the transmitted port. And, a second conductor, disposed within electrical field of the first conductor, electrically connects to the coupled port, the second conductor. The first and second conductors are configured to be variably spaced to vary the coupling factor between the input and transmitted portions of the input power.

A cable TV coaxial video and network transmitter includes: a top cover having plural signal transmitting ports at peripheral positions thereof; plural connection guiding seats, wherein the bottom surfaces thereof are respectively protruded with a conductive pin; a bottom cover, combined with the top cover, and the interior thereof is installed with a printed circuit board; and plural insertion seats, fastened on the printed circuit board corresponding to the conductive pins, wherein one side of each of the insertion seats is formed with at least one connection leg, and the other side thereof is formed with an elastic clipping end having the interior formed with a pair of clamping segments, the contact length and the contact area between the pair of clamping segments and each of the conductive pins can be determined according to the dimension of the pair of clamping segments.

A connector assembly includes a first connector and a second connector. The first connector includes a first insulating body, a number of first conductive terminals, and an adapter circuit board. The adapter circuit board includes an input end and an output end. The input end includes an input portion electrically connected to the first conductive terminals. The output end includes an insertion portion protruding beyond the first insulating body. The second connector includes a second insulating body and a number of second conductive terminals. The first connector and the second connector further include locking structures to prevent the first connector from being separated from the second connector.

A cable tap structurally configured to provide enhanced protection against radio frequency interference and environmental conditions. The cable tap may include a first housing portion, a second housing portion configured to attach to the first housing portion, and a barrier portion supported on the second housing portion and structurally configured to extend into an interior of the first and second housing portions when the first and second housing portions are in a loose condition to form a physical barrier to inhibit radio frequency interference and block the ingress of rain and debris into the interior to provide enhanced protection against radio frequency interference and environmental conditions when the first and second housing portions are in the loose condition.

A connector assembly includes a first connector and a second connector. The first connector includes a first insulating body, a number of first conductive terminals, and an adapter circuit board. The adapter circuit board includes an input end and an output end. The input end includes an input portion electrically connected to the first conductive terminals. The output end includes an insertion portion protruding beyond the first insulating body. The second connector includes a second insulating body and a number of second conductive terminals. The first connector and the second connector further include locking structures to prevent the first connector from being separated from the second connector.

A connector assembly includes a first connector and a second connector. The first connector includes a first insulating body, a number of first conductive terminals, and a circuit board. The circuit board includes an input end and an output end. The input end includes an input portion electrically connected to the first conductive terminals. The output end includes an insertion portion protruding beyond the first insulating body. The second connector includes a second insulating body and a number of second conductive terminals. The first connector and the second connector further include locking structures to prevent the first connector from being separated from the second connector.