Cheng Uei Precision Industry Co., Ltd.

Proconn Technology Co., Ltd.

Chin-Te Chiu

Mei-Chuan Yang

Hung-Chi Wang

Hung-chi Wang

Ning-lang Cheng

Cora Yang

Richard Huang

Rich Liu

A lamp holder connector adapted for connecting with a lamp includes a first holder, a second holder, a connecting part, at least two buckling ears, a first terminal assembled in the first holder and a second terminal assembled in the second holder to electrically connect with the first terminal. Two opposite sides of the first holder defines two restraining arms. The second holder defines an accommodating chamber for receiving the connecting part therein. The connecting part defines an accommodating space for receiving the first holder therein. The two buckling ears are pivotally fastened to two sides of the connecting part. Two tops of the two buckling ears are matched with the restraining arms. Each buckling ear has at least one propping portion projecting into the accommodating space to prop up the first holder under rotating actions of the buckling ears when the lamp holder connector is disassembled.

Lamp holder connector

A hinge includes a first connector which has a hollow pivotal sleeve with a channel penetrating therethrough, a coupling flap and a locating strip spaced from each other in a parallel relation and connected with two opposite edges of the channel respectively, a resilient tube pivotally received within and circumferentially biasing against the pivotal sleeve to produce a friction resistance force therebetween, two second connectors fastened to two opposite ends of the resilient tube, and a fastening element for holding the locating strip and the coupling flap closely together and adjust a space between the locating strip and the coupling flap to further regulate the friction resistance force. So the first connector may be positioned at any desired angle relative to the second connectors by means of the friction resistance force between the resilient tube and the pivotal sleeve.

Hinge

Lampholder connector

CCFL connector assembly

An illuminated keypad includes a baseboard, a plurality of keys protruded from the baseboard, a plurality of sets of light guiding bars and a plurality of light-emitting components. Each set of light guiding bars is disposed under the baseboard. Each light guiding bar has a portion extending toward one key. The light-emitting components are disposed under the baseboard corresponding to the respective sets of light guiding bars. Thus light emitted from the light-emitting components is transmitted to the keys for illuminating through the respective light guiding bars. According to an aspect of the invention, each set of light guiding bars are arranged to be X-shaped. According to another aspect of the invention, each set of light guiding bars are arranged in a line.

Illuminated keypad

A key with binding structure includes an elastic key body and a membrane board bound to each other by an adhesive. The elastic key body has an operation portion extending upward there-from for being accessible and a supporting portion protruding downward there-from. A loop groove is defined in a bottom surface of the supporting portion. The membrane board has a top surface from which a projecting wall is projected. The projecting wall is wedged into the loop groove. In assembling, the loop groove absorbs the superfluous adhesive, thereby preventing the adhesive from overflowing. The engagement between the projecting wall and the loop groove performs positioning of the elastic key body and a membrane board, so a fixture for location is not needed in assembling.

Key with binding structure

An electrical connector ( ) includes an elongate molded plastic housing ( ) with a pair of rows of terminal cavities ( ) spaced along the length of the housing and a terminal ( ) fitted in each cavity. Each terminal ( ) includes an integral body ( ) stamp-formed from thin metal strip. The body ( ) comprises a front base ( ) and a middle base ( ). An elongate flat tail ( ) extends longitudinally backwardly away from the body ( ). A pair of spring arms ( ) extends upwardly from lateral sides of the middle base ( ).

Electrical connector with improved terminals

A flexible board electrical connector includes a housing with two integral lower barb elements, and a front cover, which rotates on the housing between open and closed positions. Each of the lower barb elements has a vertical plate portion, and a lateral projection that extends laterally from an upper end of the vertical plate portion. When the cover is at the closed position, two retaining projections of the cover engage the lateral projections of the housing, thereby preventing upward removal of the retaining projections of the cover from the housing. The cover has two integral pivot pins on two end portions thereof, which are mounted respectively and rotatably within two accommodating spaces in the housing. Preferably, the housing further includes two integral upper barb elements, each of which has a horizontal plate portion, and a downward projection that extends downwardly from a front end of the horizontal plate portion into an inlet of a pivot accommodating space in the housing. The downward projections are shaped and positioned so that the pivot pins can pass through the downward projections into the accommodating spaces, thereby subsequently preventing removal of the pivot pins from the accommodating spaces.

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Tu-Cheng, Taiwan

Chin-Te Chiu