Tyco Electronics Corporation

Te Connectivity Corporation

Te Connectivity Germany Gmbh

Tyco Electronics Japan G.k.

Tyco Electronics Amp Gmbh

Raymond Dennis Boyer

John Mark Myer

Charles Dudley Copper

John Wesley Hall

Helge Schmidt

Ned Corman

David B Weaver

Daniel Briner Shreffler

Uwe Blümmel

Chad William Morgan

Wayne Samuel Davis

John Joseph Consoli

Masayuki Aizawa

Michael James Horning

George J Dubniczki

Vincent Ruminski

Edward Lee Hengst

Thomas Edward Messenger

Andrew Michael Homick

Ned Eugene Corman

Uwe Blummel

Electrical connector includes a connector housing configured to engage a mating connector during a mating operation. The electrical connector also includes a plurality of electrical contacts coupled to the connector housing. Each of the electrical contacts includes a proximal base coupled to the connector housing and an elongated body that extends from the proximal base to a distal end. The elongated body includes an outer plating that comprises a precious metal. The outer plating forms interstitial regions that define an array of cavities. The interstitial regions form an exterior surface of the corresponding electrical contact that engages a corresponding contact of the mating connector during the mating operation.

Electrical connector having electrical contacts that include a precious metal plating

A header assembly of a mezzanine connector system may include a main housing defining signal channels extending through the main housing and ground channels extending into a first surface of the main housing, a plurality of signal modules, and a plurality of ground shields. At least a portion of each of the plurality of signal modules is retained within a respective one of the signal channels. At least a portion of each of the plurality of ground shields is retained within at least one of the ground channels.

Electrical connector assembly having signal modules and ground shields

An electrical terminal () having an electrical contact () and a crimp barrel () configured to be crimped around an end of a wire. The crimp barrel () includes a base () and opposing side walls () that define an opening () of the crimp barrel (). The side walls () extend outwardly from the base () to ends () and include base segments () and end segments (). A sealing wing () extends from the end of at least one of the side walls (). The side walls () are configured to be folded over the wire when crimped such that a gap is defined between the end segment () and the base segment () of at least one of the side walls (). The sealing wing () is configured to extend within the gap between the end segment () and the base segment () when the side walls () are crimped over the end of the wire.

Electrical terminal for terminating a wire

An electrical terminal is provided for terminating a wire. The electrical terminal includes an electrical contact and a crimp barrel extending from the electrical contact. The crimp barrel is configured to be crimped around an end of the wire. The crimp barrel includes a base and opposing side walls that extend from the base. The base and the side walls define an opening of the crimp barrel that is configured to receive the end of the wire therein. The side walls extend outwardly from the base to ends. The side walls include base segments that extend from the base and end segments that extend from the base segments and include the ends. A sealing wing extends from the end of at least one of the side walls. The side walls are configured to be folded over when crimped over the end of the wire such that a gap is defined between the end segment and the base segment of at least one of the side walls. The sealing wing is configured to extend within the gap between the end segment and the base segment of the corresponding side wall when the side walls are crimped over the end of the wire.

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