Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited

Yazaki Corporation

Kazuhiro Fujino

Koji Hayashi

Nobukazu Kato

Keiji Hamada

Keigo Tsubo

Ryusuke Murayama

Takumi Nakagishi

Yukiko Sato

Kazuhito Hisamatsu

Toshio Masumoto

Kazukuni Hisatomi

Masahito Ozaki

Tomohiko Tamada

A first shielding case of a receptacle respectively has arms extending to a forward side to be forwardly folded back from proximal ends fixed to a back end of an upper surface wall, stopper walls formed on free ends of the arms and projecting from outside to inside of the first shielding case and abut on an unauthorized plug in inserting the unauthorized plug, plug pickup parts formed on the free ends of the arms and are integrally formed in parallel with the stopper walls and projecting from outside to inside of the first shielding case and abut on an authorized plug in of inserting the authorized plug, and holes formed near to an opening of the upper surface wall, the holes into which the stopper walls and the plug pickup parts are inserted, on both ends of a width direction.

Wrong insertion preventive structure of connector

A connector includes a housing and terminal fittings attached to a printed circuit board. The terminal fittings form two terminal rows. In the terminal rows, one end parts of the terminal fittings are piled in a fitting plate part of the housing to which a mate side connector is fitted in a mutually parallel state and arranged in parallel with a surface of the printed circuit board. Central parts of the terminal fittings are bent. The other end parts are connected to a conductor pattern of the printed circuit board. In the other end parts of the terminal fittings, outward bent parts are provided which are bent outward in the direction of width of the housing. Tip ends of the other end parts of all the terminal fittings are arranged with spaces left between them along the direction of width of the housing.

Connector

In a connector adapted to be connected to a mating object in a first direction, a plurality of contacts arranged in a second direction intersecting the first direction. Each of the contacts includes a contacting portion to be contacted with a mating object and an intermediate portion between the contacting portion and a terminal portion. The contacts includes a plurality of paired signal contacts and a plurality of ground contacts. A combination of the paired signal contacts in one of the rows and the ground contact in the other row forms a first set. A combination of the paired signal contacts in the other row and the ground contact in the one row forms a second set. Adjacent ones of the intermediate portions in the first and the second sets are shifted in position from each other in the first direction.

Electrical connector with signal paired contacts and ground contacts arranged to minimize occurance of crosstalk

In a shielded-cable connector ( ) for use in connecting a mating connector with a shielded cable ( ), a metal plate ( ) is used to face a side surface of the shielded cable. A positioning portion ( ) is engaged with an insulating inner sheath ( ) of the shielded cable. Thus, a predetermined positional relationship is given between the metal plate and a core wire ( ) of the shielded cable. The core wire is connected to a contact ( ) held by an insulator housing ( ). The contact has a contacting portion ( ) to be connected to the mating connector and a cable connecting portion to be connected to the core wire.

Shielded-cable connector improved in transmission characteristics

In order to prevent damage to an electroconductive member during an assembly process or when using electronic equipment, a hinge connector is constituted primarily by a main unit connector assembly to be connected to a connector of a computer main unit, an LCD connector assembly to which an FPC from an LCD is connected, and an electroconductive member to be installed in these connector assemblies. The electroconductive member is comprised of connections provided at both ends and a flexible portion located between the connections. The flexible portion has a plurality of slits that extend in a direction for connecting the connections so that the flexible portion is contractible in the foregoing direction.

Hinge connector extensible to a longitudinal direction

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Tokyo, Japan

Kazuhiro Fujino