Molex Corporation

Shinichi Tadokoro

Minoru Fukushima

Hidehiro Ii

Shuji Kajinuma

Hiroyuki Hagita

Masahiro Henmi

Disclosed is an improved electrical connector system for connecting metal leads protruding from a glass sealed electrical device to another circuit member. An array of conductors side by side at regular intervals are stamped from a thin sheet of metal with a melting point that is generally equal to that of the metal of the protruding glass-sealed metal leads. The conductor array has pieces of insulation tape applied to its opposite surfaces, holding the array together. The array may have pieces of insulation tape arranged so that the mid point of the conductors will be exposed providing a heat-radiating area. The one end of the conductor is fused to the metal leads by laser beam welding.

Lead wire arrangement for LCD having glass sealed wires

An electrical connector arrangement for connecting the exposed conductors of a mating end of a printed circuit member in which an interior mating area for the printed circuit member is defined between left and right side walls of a housing. The top wall has an opening communicating with the interior mating area. Latch members are mounted in the left and right side walls, respectively. The latch members are outwardly displaced to accommodate the downward movement of the mating end of the printed circuit member. The mating end of the printed circuit member is held in position, after the completion of the downward movement, by the force exerted on one surface of the circuit member from terminal conductor engaging ends contacting the exposed conductors and by the opposite force exerted on the opposite surface of the circuit member by resilient top ends of the latch members, thereby assuring the electrical connection.

Electrical connector for connecting flexible printed circuit board

An electrical connector is disclosed with a contact housing for receiving terminal mating sections of a plurality of terminals and a tail housing, separate from the contact housing, for receiving solder tail sections of the terminals. A flexible connecting section is formed between the terminal mating and solder tail sections of each terminal. A protective bar extends from the terminal mating section toward the tail housing. An arm extends from the protective bar which is inserted into a mounting recess formed in the tail housing without contacting any surfaces of the mounting recess under normal conditions.

Electrical connector for connecting printed circuit boards

An electrical connector for connecting a cable having a pair of coaxial lines each including a core wire and an outer sheath wire to electrical equipment. The connector includes a dielectric holder housing therein a pair of core wire terminals and a pair of sheath wire terminals. A conductive pipe surrounds the holder and an electrical connection is established between the conductive pipe and the sheath wire terminals via a resilient member extending from the sheath wire terminals. Core wires of the coaxial lines are connected mechanically and electrically to the core wire terminals and the sheath wires of the coaxial lines are connected mechanically and electrically to the conductive pipe which provides an electrical connection path to the sheath wire terminals.

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Fujisawa, Japan

Shinichi Tadokoro