Advanced-connectek Inc.

Chenbro Micom Co., Ltd.

Sunjett Corporation

Sheng-Chan Lin

Chien-Wen Wang

Han-Chung Chien

Hao-Hsiang Hsu

Wei Wan

Shu-Lin Duan

Chiung-Wei Lin

An-Hsin Chen

Pin-Yuan Hou

Wen-Hsien Tsai

Ching-Tien Chen

Fu-Yi Xu

Fei-Wu Dong

Pei-Hsuan Huang

Pao-Lung Wang

Tsung Hsun Chiang

Tsung-Hsun Chiang

A server system comprises a deck, a front panel arranged on the deck and defining a collecting space; two doors arranged on opposite sides of the deck, and being perpendicular to the front panel; two receiving frame structures arranged between the doors in a back to back arrangement, and configured to receive multiple rows and columns of a plurality of storage drives horizontally, wherein two periphery corridors are each defined between one of the doors and one of the receiving frame structure facing the one door; two circuit boards arranged between the two receiving frame structures, wherein the two circuit boards comprise a plurality of slits, wherein a central corridor is defined between the two circuit boards; a storage cover disposed above the deck over the two periphery corridors, the central corridor, the two receiving frame structures, and the two circuit boards.

Server system

An enclosure for receiving a plurality of storage components is provided. The enclosure includes a deck, a top cover, a front panel, a stress distributing member, and a pair of component housings. The front panel is disposed between the deck and the top cover disposed over the deck. The stress distributing member traverses an entire width of the deck and is fastened to the deck and the top cover. A front section is defined between the front panel and the stress distributing member. The component housings are arranged in the front section. Each of the component housings has a front end facing outward the enclosure and a back end facing inward the enclosure. Each of the component housings is configured to receive at least a set of one or more of the storage components, and ends of the stress distributing member extend beyond the front ends of the component housings.

A server system comprises a base, a front panel () arranged on the base and defining a collecting space; two doors () arranged on opposite sides of the base, and being perpendicular to the front panel; two storage cases () arranged between the doors in a back to back arrangement, and configured to receive multiple rows and columns of a plurality of storage drives horizontally, wherein two first corridors are each defined between one of the doors and one of the storage case facing the one door; two circuit boards () arranged between the two storage cases, wherein the two circuit boards comprise a plurality of slits, wherein a second corridor is defined between the two circuit boards; a storage cover () disposed above the base over the two first corridors, the second corridor, the two storage cases, and the two circuit boards.

A hard-disk pulling device includes two separating plates, a cover member, a hook portion and a linkage mechanism. A receiving space is defined between the separating plates for receiving a hard disk unit. The cover member is pivotally connected to one of the separating plates to selectively cover the receiving space. The linkage mechanism includes a first linking rod pivotally connected to the cover member, and a second linking rod pivotally connected to the first linking rod and the separating plate. The hook portion is connected to one end of the linkage mechanism facing away from the cover member for directly abutting against the hard disk unit. When the cover member is rotated to pull the hook portion through the linkage mechanism, the hook portion pushes the hard disk unit out of the receiving space.

Hard-disk pulling device

A plug connector is for connecting to a receptacle connector. The receptacle connector comprises two resilient plates. The plug connector has an insulating housing and a metal shell. The insulating housing includes a tongue portion and a base portion for accommodating and connecting the terminals. The metal shell has a top plate, bottom plate, and two side plates. Multiple recesses, protrusions or elongated recesses are selectively formed on at least one of the top plate, the bottom plate for connecting the resilient plates. These can avoid electromagnetic interference, dusts or any external substances from attaching to the insulating house and also ensure a high quality of the insertion force and the extraction force after frequent uses.

Plug connector

A connector socket has an insulation body having thereon multiple terminals, a metal body having a receiving hole defined to receive therein the insulation body, spring clips formed on side faces thereof and having protrusions formed on the spring clips for extension and accommodation in the windows of the connector plug so as to enhance engagement with the connector plug and a protection casing for receiving therein the metal body and the insulation body to block electromagnetic interference to/from the terminals.

Interference free connector socket

A connector includes an insulated body with a slot to receive therein a terminal module and a casing entirely enclosing the insulated body. An arm has at least two extensions respectively adapted to two oppositely formed sidewalls of the insulated body and each is provided with a boss formed on a distal end of the at least two extensions. At least two through holes are adapted to be defined in each of the two sidewalls of the insulated body to receive therein the bosses.

Connector module with persistent contact force

An electrical connector has an insulative housing, a plurality of terminals and a metal shell. The terminals are mounted through the insulative housing and each terminal has a mounting section, a contacting section and a soldering section. The soldering sections of all the terminals are arranged in triangular patterns. Each soldering section is located in a tip of one triangular pattern. Distances between one soldering section and adjacent soldering sections are substantially identical. The triangular patterns of the soldering section stabilize the impedance of the operating electrical connector. Therefore, the electrical connector is stable and reliable.

Electrical connector with terminal soldering pattern

A receptacle connector comprises an inner housing, multiple first pins, multiple second pins, an outer housing, an inner casing and an outer casing. The first pins and the second pins are mounted through the inner housing. The outer housing is mounted around the inner casing. The outer casing is a folded sheet of metal and is mounted around the outer housing.

Receptacle connector

A charge circuit having multi charge stages for charging at least one battery includes: a first current generating circuit for generating a first charge power having a first charge current in pulse form with a first frequency and a first charge voltage to charge the at least one battery; a voltage generating circuit connected to the first current generating circuit for controlling the first charge power having a first charge current in pulse form with a first frequency and a first charge voltage; a voltage control circuit connected to the voltage generating circuit for generating a first constant voltage and/or a second constant voltage; and a second current generating circuit connected to the voltage generating circuit for generating a variant power comprising a variant current in pulse form with a second frequency wherein a charge voltage included in the variant power varies with the second frequency.

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