Banks and Acquirers International Holding

Ingenico Group

Régis Baptiste

Vincent Hernandez

Jean-Louis Sarradin

Dominique Cazou

A connector for connecting an electrical termination to a printed circuit. The connector has the shape of a metal plate including: a peripheral area for fastening the connector on the printed circuit; a central orifice for inserting the electrical termination; retaining tabs for retaining the electrical termination, each retaining tab extending from the peripheral area towards the central orifice, and includes an elastically deformable portion attaching the retaining tab to the peripheral area and a free end forming an edge of the central orifice, the free end comprising a curve and a sharp edge, the curve and the sharp edge being respectively positioned opposite to each other so that the curve is oriented towards a first face, called removable assembly face, of the metal plate, and that the sharp edge is oriented towards a second face, called permanent assembly face, of the metal plate, opposite to the first face.

Connector for connecting an electrical termination on a printed circuit, corresponding assembly methods

A system including a structural part of an internal architecture of an electronic terminal, constituted by a rigid material and a radio communications antenna. According to the invention, the system wherein the radio communications antenna is constituted by a previously bent rigid metal wire forming at least one turn around the structural part; and in that the internal structural part includes, on its periphery, means for gripping and guiding the rigid metal wire constituting the radio communications antenna.

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Viarmes, France

Régis Baptiste