Fci Americas Technology Inc.

Samtec Incorporated

Fci, Inc.

Fci Usa, Inc.

Jonathan Earl Buck

Douglas Michael Johnescu

Stuart Craig Stoner

Stephen B Smith

Steven E Minich

Randall Eugene Musser

John Allen Mongold

Chadrick Paul Faith

Stefaan Hendrik Jozef Sercu

Arkady Y Zerebilov

Gary Ellsworth Biddle

Hung-Wei Lord

Jan De Geest

Deborah A Ingram

Jignesh H Shah

Norman S McMorrow

Jean Karlo Williams Barnet

Jason John Ellison

Madhumitha Rengarajan

Lewis Robin Johnson

Keith R Guetig

Mark Edwin Lauermann

Robert Douglas Fulton

Christopher J Kolivoski

Brian Richard Vicich

Charles M Gross

John M Spickler

Mark R Gray

Alan Raistrick

Lee William Potteiger

Clarence L Clyatt, Iii

Donald K Harper

Istvan Novak

Kevin R Meredith

Steven E Minch

Burrell G Best

Andrew Woodson

Jason Ruzzi

Dana J Bergey

Contact wafer

A substrate reinforcement or stiffener can be toolless, slide-on, slide-off, and removable. A hold down can carry pre-attached solder balls, solder units, or fusible elements. Fusible elements can be shaped to reduce thermal and mechanical stresses when reflowed onto a substrate. A heat-producing article can include a heat-dissipation material selectively located on, or immediately adjacent to, a heat-producing article. Clips with a plurality of fingers can be added to power conductors. Graphene strips, graphene coatings, or nanomaterials can be applied to electrically non-conductive articles and are able to selectively direct unwanted heat away from the heat-producing article. Electro-magnetic interference can be reduced by selective placement of voids in a shield of an electrical component.

Managing unwanted heat, mechanical stresses and EMI in electrical connectors and printed circuit boards

Electrical contact arrangement

An electrical connector includes first and second adjacent electrical contacts that each define respective first and second mating ends, the first mating end of a first one of the first and second adjacent electrical contacts defines a first contact surface, the second mating end of a second one of the first and second adjacent electrical contacts defines a second contact surface electrically isolated from the first contact surface; and a dielectric material positioned between the first and second adjacent electrical contacts. When a mating connector applies a force to the first contact surface and the second contact surface, the first and second mating ends and the dielectric material all move in a first direction.

Overmolded lead frame providing contact support and impedance matching properties

Contact

An orthogonal electrical connector system includes vertical electrical connectors that are configured to e mated to each other so as to place respective pluralities of first and second substrates that are oriented orthogonal to each other in data communication with each other through the mated electrical connectors. Other connector systems are also disclosed.

Electrical connector system

Connector

A cable connector system can include a board connector that attaches to a die package, a cable connector that attaches to the board connector, and a 1RU panel I/O connector attached to the cable connector.

Cable connector systems

Electrical connector

Modular block type of board connector having two different types of RF connectors and an optical cable with an optical connector. A RF connector with built-in impedance tuning and automatic biasing.

Connector with linear coaxial, right angle coaxial and optical connectors

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Jonathan Earl Buck