Patent classifications
H01R12/737
ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
An electrical connector includes an insulation housing, a plurality of rows of terminals, and a plurality of corresponding fixing parts. The plurality of rows of terminals are sequentially and fixedly arranged in parallel on the insulation housing. The plurality of fixing parts are assembled to the insulation housing for structurally constraining the corresponding rows of terminals. An electrical connector manufacturing method includes fixing a plurality of first terminals on an insulation housing in a row, assembling a first fixing part to the insulation housing to structurally constrain the row of first terminals, fixing a plurality of second terminals on the insulation housing in a row, assembling a second fixing part to the insulation housing to structurally constrain the row of second terminals, and so on, so as to obtain one like the above electrical connector. The electrical connector can provide data transmission in compliance with PCIe 4.0 standard.
MATING TERMINAL MODULE, MATING BACKPLANE CONNECTOR, AND BACKPLANE CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY WITH IMPROVED IMPEDANCE STABILIZATION
A mating terminal module includes a number of mating conductive terminals. Each mating conductive terminal includes a mating portion. The mating conductive terminals include a first mating signal terminal and a second mating signal terminal. The first mating signal terminal further includes a first connecting portion. The second mating signal terminal further includes a second connecting portion. The first connecting portion extends in a direction toward the second connecting portion, and the second connecting portion extends in a direction toward the first connecting portion. The present disclosure also discloses a mating backplane connector and a backplane connector assembly having the mating terminal module. Compared with the prior art, the present disclosure can achieve a better effect of impedance stabilization.
CONNECTOR ASSEMBLY WITH HIGHER SPACE UTILIZATION
A connector assembly includes a card connector and a first backplane connector. The card connector includes a first terminal module, a second terminal module and a circuit board card. The circuit board card connects the first terminal module and the second terminal module to form a receiving cavity. The first backplane connector is received in the receiving cavity. The present disclosure can make full use of space to improve space utilization of the connector assembly.
COMPUTING CARD SYSTEM WITH ACCESSIBLE INTERNAL LAYERS AND EDGE INTERCONNECTS FOR AN INFORMATION HANDLING SYSTEM
A computing card for an information handling system, the computing card system including a computing card, including: a first side including: a first body surface, the first body surface including a first plurality of conductive pads configured to connect respectively with a first set of pins of a computing card receptacle; a first indented surface configured to connect with a second set of pins of the computing card receptacle; a first connecting surface defined between the first body surface and the first indented surface; a bottom surface; and a plurality of internal layers, wherein one or more of the internal layers are exposed at the first indented surface, and are connected to the bottom surface.
Electrical connection system comprising a primary connection device and a secondary connection device
Electrical connection system comprising a primary connection device and a secondary connection device, the primary connection device comprising a shielded cap and primary conductive contacts which extend at least partially inside the shielded cap, the secondary connection device comprising a secondary electrical board which has a secondary mass surface, secondary conductive contacts which extend from an installation surface of the secondary electrical board which is surrounded by the secondary mass surface, and a resilient conductive material which is attached to the secondary mass surface, the electrical connection system being arranged so that the primary conductive contacts are electrically connected to the secondary electrical contacts inside the shielded cap and the shielded cap extends on the resilient conductive material by compressing it.
Low crosstalk card edge connector
An electrical connector includes a first set of conductors, a first overmolding in physical contact with a body portion of each of the first set of conductors, a second set of conductors, a second overmolding in physical contact with the body portion of each of the second set of conductors, and a spacer in contact with the first overmolding and the second overmolding. A gap is present between the spacer and at least one of the first set of conductors and a gap between the spacer and at least one of the second set of conductors.
Compact, reliable card edge connector
The present disclosure provides an electrical connector. The electrical connector includes an insulating body and one or more reinforcing members. The insulating body comprises a pair of side portions which extend in a longitudinal direction, and a pair of tower portions which are connected to respective ends of the pair of side portions. The pair of side portions and the pair of tower portions form a longitudinal card slot. The ends of the card slot extend into the pair of tower portions respectively. A reinforcing member may be arranged in a tower portion. When an electronic card is inserted into the card slot, the one or more reinforcing members can maintain the shape of the tower portions and prevent deformation or cracking of the tower portions when the electronic card is impacted by an external force.
HIGH-FREQUENCY ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
An electrical connector comprises an insulative shell having a floor; a first plurality of contacts extending through the floor, wherein the first plurality of contacts are disposed in a plurality of columns; a second plurality of contacts extending through the floor, wherein the second plurality of contacts are interspersed with the first plurality of contacts within the plurality of columns; and a conductive member adjacent the floor. The conductive member comprises a first plurality of openings, wherein the first plurality of contacts extend through the openings of the first plurality of openings; a second plurality of openings, wherein the second plurality of contacts extend through the openings of the second plurality of openings; and a first plurality of tabs, extending into openings in the insulative shell.
High speed, high density electrical connector with shielded signal paths
A modular electrical connector with separately shielded signal conductor pairs. The connector may be assembled from modules, each containing a pair of signal conductors with surrounding partially or fully conductive material. Modules of different sizes may be assembled into wafers, which are then assembled into a connector. Wafers may include lossy material. In some embodiments, shielding members of two mating connectors may each have compliant members along their distal portions, such that, the shielding members engage at points of contact at multiple locations, some of which are adjacent the mating edge of each of the mating shielding members.
FIELD INSTALLABLE CARD EDGE CONNECTOR
A field installable connector that conforms to standard physical requirements while providing high performance at high speeds. The connector includes a housing holding conductive elements configured for pressure mount to a printed circuit board. The housing has a mating surface, a mounting surface opposite the mating surface in a vertical direction, and a slot extending through the mating surface. Each conductive element has a mating end curving into the slot, and a mounting end extending out of the mounting surface at an angle to the vertical direction. The mounting end has a contact surface configured to make contact with a contact pad on the board. The housing includes holes aligned with holes of the board such that a connecting member can extend through the aligned holes to secure the housing to the board and provide force for sufficient contact between conductive elements and respective contact pads.