An edge card connector assembly has a harness-side portion connectable to a cable and a card-side portion adapted to receive a planar structure edgewise therein in a plane of entry. The edge card connector has a plurality of resilient electrical contacting members extending through the wall and is adapted for electrical connection with the cable in the harness-side portion and with the planar structure in the card-side portion. Upper and lower contacting members are disposed above and below the plane, respectively, such that the received planar structure impinges on the contacting members to urge the upper and lower contacting members away from the plane, and the upper and lower contacting members exert opposing holding pressure on the upper and lower surfaces of the planar structure at respective contact points.

An edge card connector assembly has a harness-side portion connectable to a cable and a card-side portion adapted to receive a planar structure edgewise therein in a plane of entry. The edge card connector has a plurality of resilient electrical contacting members extending through the wall and is adapted for electrical connection with the cable in the harness-side portion and with the planar structure in the card-side portion. Upper and lower contacting members are disposed above and below the plane, respectively, such that the received planar structure impinges on the contacting members to urge the upper and lower contacting members away from the plane, and the upper and lower contacting members exert opposing holding pressure on the upper and lower surfaces of the planar structure at respective contact points.

Connectors for linear lighting are disclosed. These connectors are adapted to electrically connect two strips of linear lighting, or a single strip of linear lighting and an appropriate number of wires. At least the portions of the connectors that accept the strips of linear lighting have sloped ramps that provide strain relief to the strips of linear lighting. Additionally, pivoting connectors that allow their sides to rotate relative to one another are disclosed.

Connectors for linear lighting are disclosed. These connectors are adapted to electrically connect two strips of linear lighting, or a single strip of linear lighting and an appropriate number of wires. At least the portions of the connectors that accept the strips of linear lighting have sloped ramps that provide strain relief to the strips of linear lighting. Additionally, pivoting connectors that allow their sides to rotate relative to one another are disclosed.

An electrical connector assembly is provided with a conductive body with a first aperture formed therein, and a second aperture formed therein intersecting the first aperture. A first post has an aperture formed radially therethrough. The first post is sized to be received within the first aperture of the conductive body with an end of the first post accessible externally from the conductive body for receipt of a first electrical connector. A fastener is sized to be received within the second aperture of the conductive body and extend through the aperture in the first post to retain the first post in the conductive body for electrical communication between the first electrical connector and the conductive body. A second post is exposed externally from the conductive body for receipt of a second electrical connector for electrical communication with the first electrical connector.

An electrical connector assembly includes a circuit board; a first connector which includes a first insulating body and a first terminal group, where the first terminal group is provided on the first insulating body along a longitudinal direction, the first terminal group includes multiple first signal terminals and at least one first power terminal, and the first power terminal is closer to one of two edges of the first connector along the longitudinal direction than the first signal terminal; a chip provided on the circuit board and electrically connected to the first signal terminals; and a filter provided on the circuit board and electrically connected to the first power terminal. The filter is arranged right behind the first power terminal. The chip is provided right behind the first signal terminals.

An alignment member is provided for an electrical connector that provides electrical communication between a plurality of electrical conductors. The alignment member includes a first portion adapted to engage an opening of the connector block; a passageway for receiving one of the electrical conductors; and a second portion that is movable to adjust a dimension of the passageway.

An alignment member is provided for an electrical connector that provides electrical communication between a plurality of electrical conductors. The alignment member includes a first portion adapted to engage an opening of the connector block; a passageway for receiving one of the electrical conductors; and a second portion that is movable to adjust a dimension of the passageway.

An electrical connector comprises a plurality of terminals, a housing holding the plurality of terminals, and a movable member. The movable member moves with respect to the housing and the terminals between a front position and a rear position along a mating direction in which the housing is mated with a mating housing. The movable member includes an opening wall having a plurality of openings into which the terminals move in and out along the mating direction according to a movement of the movable member and an insulation wall disposed frontward of the opening wall in the mating direction. The insulation wall is disposed between a portion of the terminals protruding from the openings adjacent to each other in the rear position of the movable member.

An electrical connector comprises a plurality of terminals, a housing holding the plurality of terminals, and a movable member. The movable member moves with respect to the housing and the terminals between a front position and a rear position along a mating direction in which the housing is mated with a mating housing. The movable member includes an opening wall having a plurality of openings into which the terminals move in and out along the mating direction according to a movement of the movable member and an insulation wall disposed frontward of the opening wall in the mating direction. The insulation wall is disposed between a portion of the terminals protruding from the openings adjacent to each other in the rear position of the movable member.