Cheng Uei Precision Industry Co., Ltd.

Chih-Lin Yang

Hsin-Tsung Ho

Chin-Chou Wang

Kuo-Chin Lin

Sheng-Nan Yu

Li-Nien Hsu

An electrical connector includes a main body, a plurality of terminals fastened to the main body, an outer shielding shell surrounding the main body together with the terminals, and a cover covered outside the outer shielding shell. The main body is mounted to a circuit board. Rear ends of the terminals are mounted to the circuit board. Front ends of the terminals are exposed out of the main body. A rear end of the cover defines a resilient plate. A rear edge of the resilient plate is bent perpendicular to the resilient plate to form a rear plate. The resilient plate is separably mounted to an outside of the outer shielding shell to make the rear plate disposed behind or above the main body and the outer shielding shell.

Electrical connector having an outer shielding covered by a cover with a resilient plate extending upward and rearward

An electrical connector includes an insulating housing defining an inserting chamber and terminal grooves communicating with the inserting chamber, electrical terminals of which each has an elastic arm received in the terminal groove and a contact portion protruding towards the inserting chamber at a front end of the elastic arm, and a pressing member slidably sleeved round a front of the insulating housing. A plurality of pressing boards are protruded at inner sides of the pressing member and projects in the terminal grooves to resist against the elastic arms. The contact portions are located in the terminal grooves when the pressing member is at an initial position. After a mating connector is mated with the electrical connector, push the pressing member rearward to make the pressing blocks press the elastic arms so as to make the contact portions project into the inserting chamber and contact with the mating connector.

Electrical connector

An electrical connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of terminals and a shielding shell. The insulating housing has a top wall, a bottom wall, a rear wall and two side walls together forming an inserting chamber thereamong. The top wall and the bottom wall respectively define a plurality of first terminal grooves and second terminal grooves which are opened symmetrically about the inserting chamber and communicate with the inserting chamber. The terminals include the first terminals and the second terminals. The first terminals and the second terminals are respectively inserted frontward in the first terminal grooves and the second terminal grooves of the insulating housing to be arranged in two rows in vertical direction. The first terminals and the second terminals are symmetrical in structure and arrangement about the inserting chamber. The shielding shell encloses the insulating housing.

An electrical connector includes an insulating body, a plurality of terminals, a metal slice and an internal shell. The insulating body is divided into an upper half body and a lower half body which have the same structure to make the insulating body symmetric about the horizontal center plane thereof. Two face-to-face faces of the upper half body and the lower half body are respectively concaved upward and downward to form a pair of receiving cavities which together form a holding slot. The metal slice is held in the holding slot. The terminals are integrated in the upper half body and the lower half body of the insulating body. The internal shell sheathes outside the insulating body with front ends of the terminals being exposed outside through the internal shell.

Plug connector

Receptacle connector

A bandoleer of article carriers includes a carrier band, and a plurality of carrier racks connected with a bottom edge of the carrier band each by means of a connecting plate and arranged at regular intervals. Each carrier rack shows a substantially inverted-V shape and has a pair of elastic arms extending downward from two ends of a bottom edge of the connecting plate and gradually inclined away from each other. Two distal ends of the elastic arms protrude oppositely to each other to form a pair of hook portions. Upper portions of two opposite side edges of the connecting plate oppositely protrude sideward to form two blocking portions. Lower portions of the two opposite side edges of the connecting plate oppositely protrude sideward and then are bent towards two opposite directions perpendicular to the plane of the connecting plate to form two lying-L shaped resisting portions.

Bandoleer of article carriers

A plug connector includes an insulating housing of which a rear surface is provided with a plurality of insertion holes, a plurality of terminals disposed in the insulating housing and each having a soldering tail projected beyond the rear surface of the insulating housing, and a propping lid which has a base block mounted against the rear surface of the insulating housing, and a plurality of insertion bolts protruded forwards from a front face of the base block for being inserted into the corresponding insertion holes to make the propping lid detachably mounted to the insulating housing. The soldering tails can be soldered with cables respectively by means of being positioned against a top and a bottom of the base block, or directly soldered onto a printed circuit board by means of demounting the propping lid from the insulating housing to set the soldering tails free.

Provided is a wiring connector, including a insulating housing, a wiring contact and a rotary push member. The insulating housing disposes a limiting portion in a receiving cavity and forms and inserting hole on the limiting portion. The wiring contact is mounted in the receiving cavity and includes a clamping portion. The rotary push member is rotatably mounted on the insulating housing and forms a through hole. The rotary push member can be rotated to make the through hole face the inserting hole. One end of the cable can be inserted into the through hole and the inserting hole and be clamped in the clamping portion. The wiring connector can clamp the cable by the clamping portion and fix the cable to the insulating housing by rotating the rotary push member, so that saving the soldering process and enhancing a reliability of connection between the wiring contact and the cable.

Wiring connector

A plug connector includes an insulating housing having a base body and a tongue portion protruded forwards from the base body, a propping lid which has a base block mounted to a rear of the base body and two insertion bolts protruded forwards from two opposite ends of a front face of the base block with a locking bump protruded at a front of an outside thereof, and a shielding shell having a casing sleeved to the tongue portion. A pair of fastening cavities is opened at two opposite sides of the base body for receiving the insertion bolts therein. The casing has two opposite side strips each elongated rearwards to form a clamping arm with a rear being provided with a locking hole. The clamping arm is inserted into the fastening cavity and coupled with the insertion bolt via the locking bump buckled in the locking hole.

A battery connector is adapted for being assembled to a printed circuit board. The battery connector includes an insulating housing, two holding elements and a plurality of terminals. The insulating housing has two opposite side surfaces. The insulating housing defines a plurality of terminal cavities and receiving grooves. Two holding grooves are opened in two opposite ends of the insulating housing. Each side surface of the insulating housing protrudes sideward to form a locating piece. Each holding element has a base plate mounted to the holding groove and a holding piece projecting out of the holding groove to be inserted into the printed circuit board. The terminals are respectively received in the terminal cavities. Each terminal has two contacting portions having an interstice therebetween and facing towards the receiving groove, and a soldering portion projecting out of the terminal cavity to be inserted in the printed circuit board.

Battery connector

A battery connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of contacts engaged into the insulating housing along a vertical direction and a pair board lock engaged into the insulating housing along a horizontal direction. The insulating housing includes a plurality of contact slits defined at a front surface thereof, extended towards a rear surface thereof and penetrated a bottom surface thereof, and a pair of fixing slits defined at the rear surface and penetrated the bottom surface. Each contact includes a contact plate protruded from the front surface and a soldering leg protruded from the bottom surface. Each board lock includes a pair of locking legs protruded from the bottom surface. Because the contacts and the board locks are engaged with the insulating housing along two directions to improve the strength of the battery connector to against a lateral force applied on the contacts.

Battery connector with board lock

A battery connector includes a housing and a plurality of contacts. The housing includes a plurality of first slits formed on a front surface, a plurality of through channels extended from the first slits respectively and penetrated a rear surface, a plurality of first fixing channels extended from first slits respectively and towards the rear surface and a plurality of second slits connected to the through channels respectively. The contacts are received in the first slits respectively. Each of the contacts includes a base board, a supporting section extended downwardly the base board, a foot section extended to below the base board, a first fixing section extended from the base board and received in each of the through channels, and a second fixing section extended from the first fixing section and received in each of the second slits of the housing.

An electrical connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of contacts and a locking member. A pair of slots is defined in the opposite ends of the housing. A longitudinal groove is formed on a top surface of the housing with two ends connecting the slots respectively. A transversal groove is formed on the top surface and intersects the longitudinal groove perpendicularly. A narrow hole is defined in the transversal groove. The locking member has a main beam and a pair of straight mounting legs. The main beam has a fixed portion extended downwardly from a portion thereof. Each mounting leg passes through the slot. The distal end of the mounting leg extends out of the housing. The main beam is secured in the longitudinal groove. The fixed portion is secured in the narrow hole of the housing.

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