A pin terminal assembly includes a pin terminal having a retention section and a cavity adaptor formed of a non-conductive material and engaging the retention section. The cavity adaptor has an outer shape corresponding to a cavity of a housing in which the pin terminal is inserted. The cavity adaptor retains the pin terminal in the cavity.

It is aimed to reduce friction resistance generated in a resilient contact portion. A shield connector is provided with a dielectric for accommodating an inner conductor, a tubular outer conductor for surrounding the dielectric, a resilient contact portion formed in the outer conductor, and a cut portion formed in the outer conductor and enabling a supporting portion supporting the resilient contact portion, out of the outer conductor, to be resiliently deformed. If the resilient contact portion contacts a mating outer conductor and is resiliently deformed, the supporting portion supporting the resilient contact portion is resiliently deformed by a reaction force from the mating outer conductor. Since a resilient deformation amount of the resilient contact portion is reduced by as much as the supporting portion is resiliently deformed, friction resistance generated in the resilient contact portion is reduced.

An insulating housing and an electrical connector including the insulating housing are provided. The electrical connector, for transmitting power and signal with a mating electrical connector, comprises a body portion, a plurality of power terminals, a power mating portion, at least one signal terminal, and a signal mating portion. The power mating portion has a plurality of column bodies extending from a front surface thereof and accommodating the plurality of power terminals therein. The signal mating portion is connected with the body portion and located over one side of the power mating portion and accommodating at least one signal terminal.

An electric connector comprises a male terminal and a female terminal. The male terminal comprises a first connecting member, a first elastic member, a first wire opening, and a first connecting opening. The first elastic member comprises a first elastic arm extending towards the first connecting member and being configured to be inserted through the first wire opening, and the first connecting member is configured to be inserted through the first connecting opening. The female terminal comprises a second connecting member, a second elastic member, a second wire opening, and a second connecting opening. The second elastic member comprises a second elastic arm extending towards the second connecting member and being configured to be inserted though the second wire opening, and the second connecting member is configured to extend through the second connecting opening. The first connecting member and the second connecting member are in electrical contact with each other.

A connector is provided with a housing into which a terminal fitting is inserted, and a retainer to be mounted into the housing. The retainer includes a rear stop portion for restricting a rearward movement of the terminal fitting and a front stop portion for restricting a forward movement of the terminal fitting.

An electrical connector includes an insulative housing, and a pair of contacts which are secured together by a clamp mounted within the housing. Each electrical contact includes a planar body, spring fingers extending from a first end of the body, and a coupling extending from the body to couple the electrical contacts to the housing. A first deflection zone between the clamp and first ends of the spring fingers allows the spring fingers to deflect in a lateral direction to receive the conductive component within the receiving space. A second deflection zone between the first ends of the spring fingers and the second ends of the bodies allow the bodies and spring fingers to deflect in the lateral direction when the conductive component is received within the receiving space, but the conductive component is not directly aligned with the receiving space.

A connector 10 is provided with: a connector housing 11 having formed therein first cavities 16 extending in a front-back direction; first terminals 12 accommodated inside the first cavities 16; a front mask 13 attached to a front end part of the connector housing 11; and a lid member 14 attached to an upper surface of the connector housing 11. The connector 10 is configured such that the front mask 13 is attached to the connector housing 11 from above, the lid member 14 covers at least a portion of an upper surface of the front mask 13, the front mask 13 has front cavities 35 extending in the front-back direction, and front end parts of the first terminals 12 are accommodated inside the front cavities 35.

A connector is provided with a first housing, a second housing to be stacked on and coupled to the first housing and a mating housing to be connected to the first housing and the second housing. The mating housing includes a projecting portion to be arranged between first and second facing surfaces of the first housing and the second housing and capable of contacting the respective facing surfaces of the first housing and the second housing.

A connector configured to provide signal and power connections reliably and economically in a compact space. The connector may include terminals each comprising a mating portion and a mounting portion opposite the mating portion. The terminals may be arranged with multiple rows of signal terminals and power terminals aligned in one row and on opposite sides of the signal rows. The mounting portions of the terminals may be configured to receive cables in some embodiments, and mount to a board in some other embodiments.

A shell assembly includes a shell including a depression and a flange, which go around a circumference of the shell, and the shell assemblies are arranged in N rows×M columns and fixed to a housing. The housing includes: N×M pieces of insertion holes into which respective ends of the shell assemblies are inserted; an engagement portion that is formed on an inner surface of each of the insertion holes on a position, which is closer to an obliquely-adjacent insertion hole of the insertion holes, and is engaged with the depression; and a slit that is formed by cutting the housing in a direction orthogonal to an extension direction of the insertion holes and includes a first groove and a second groove formed on an inner surface thereof.