J.s.t.mfg. Co.,ltd.

Eishu Nakayama

Kinji Nakamura

Masato Wada

The DIP connector of the present invention comprises a housing being provided with a receiving chamber into which a counterpart member being to be fitted, and a contact being fitted in a storing concaved part being concaved from the receiving chamber. The storing concaved part is bounded by a bottom wall, and a first wall and a second wall on both the ends in a width direction and third walls on both sides in a depth direction, of the housing. The bottom wall is provided with a support wall dividing the storing concaved part into a first concaved part and a second concaved part. The contact comprises a bent part straddling on the support wall and one end, in the width direction, of said bent part being to be fitted, in the first concaved part, an intermediate part extending in the width direction from the bent part and being to be stored in the second concaved part, a spring piece rising from the intermediate part in the height direction, and a lead being provided on the fitted-in part of the bent part or on the intermediate part, penetrating the bottom wall and extending.

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Osaka, Japan

Eishu Nakayama