Yamaichi Electronics Co., Ltd.

Other

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Kabushiki Kaishi Toshiba

Yamaichi Electronics Usa, Inc.

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Minolta Company, Ltd.

Hitachi Metals, Ltd.

Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited

Mellanox Technologies, Ltd.

Nextronics Engineering Corp.

Toshiyasu Ito

Yosuke Takai

Shigeru Sato

Takeshi Nishimura

Masaaki Saito

Minoru Ohara

Hiroshi Iwasaki

Yasuhiro Ono

Taichi Enjoji

Osamu Shimizu

Takashi Torii

Takahiro Sakamoto

Toshihumi Takada

Hiroaki Kukita

Jie Zhang

Satoru Yoshida

Yoshinori Sunaga

Masaru Kobayashi

Koji Kikuchi

Masashi Tanaka

Hou-An Su

Ryo Nagase

Kinya Yamazaki

Yoshihide Kuroki

Hiromasa Tanobe

Masaaki Ooya

Tao Wang

Izumi Fukasaku

Seiji Shishikura

Donald Eric Thompson

Junichi Asada

Hai-Wen Yang

Yoshihisa Sakai

Yoshiharu Ishii

Noriaki Furuta

Hideki Kawai

Hiroaki Kuribayashi

Masaaki Oya

Isao Baba

Xiaohui Li

Akio Miyata

Hideo Taguchi

Kiyoshi Abe

Kazutaka Taguchi

Fumihito Ikegami

Toshitaka Kuroda

Yoshiya Yamada

Xuan Luo

Hai-Yang Xiao

Toshifumi Takada

Keita Nozawa

Hayane Suzuki

Shunsuke Morita

A plug connector inserted in or extracted from a receptacle connector includes a casing and a lever member attached to the casing. The lever member has a fulcrum part supported pivotably to the casing, an engaging part that is located closer to the receptacle connector than the fulcrum part in an insertion-extraction direction and that can engage with an engaged part of the receptacle connector, and an operating part that is located on the opposite side from the receptacle connector with respect to the fulcrum part in the insertion-extraction direction and that, when pressed, can release the engaging part from engagement with the engaged part.

Plug connector and receptacle connector, and method of extracting plug connector

Receptacle cage

A connector that is mounted on an external mount substrate and in or from which an external pluggable substrate is inserted or extracted in an insertion-extraction direction Die includes: pin groups each including a plurality of aligned contact pins; an outer housing holding the pin groups and a frame attached to the outer housing. The outer housing has a main body and a protruding part which protrudes in the insertion-extraction direction Die from the main body and in which a slot opening in or from which the pluggable substrate is inserted or extracted is formed. The frame surrounds the whole circumference of the protruding part and is installed on an installation surface of the main body substantially orthogonal to the insertion-extraction direction Die.

Connector and assembly method of connector

According to an embodiment, a high-speed transmission device includes a substrate, a control device on the substrate, a first connector, a second connector; and a cable assembly between the first connector and the second connector. The first connector is disposed at a position near the control device on the substrate and electrically connected to the control device via the substrate. The second connector is disposed at a position away from the control device on the substrate and equipped with an apparatus for transmitting/receiving a signal to and from the control device. The cable assembly includes a cable row, a paddle card substrate and a first conductive resin cover. Cables each transmitting a differential signal are arranged side by side in the cable row. The cables each comprise an internal conductor and an external conductor.

High-speed transmission device, cable assembly, and high-speed transmission connector

Provided are a cage assembly and a receptacle assembly that can efficiently cool a heat sink. An embodiment includes: a cageconfigured to house an optical module; and a heat sinkconfigured to thermally contact with the optical module, the cagehas a port walldefining a port Sp in which the optical moduleis housed, a first adjacent walldefining a first adjacent space Sthat is adjacent to the port Sp in the second direction, and a second adjacent walldefining a second adjacent space Sthat is adjacent to the port Sp in the third direction and in which the optical moduleis not housed, and the heat sinkis housed in the first adjacent space S

Cage assembly and receptacle assembly

A connector for high-speed transmission includes a housing, a column of contacts and a metal member in the contacts. The housing includes an opening portion to be fitted into an external communication partner. The contact has a contact portion in contact with the communication partner, a first linear portion extending rearward from a rear end of the contact portion, a second linear portion bent and extending from a rear end of the first linear portion and a terminal portion soldered to an external substrate. The metal member shorts the contact for ground and is bent so as to avoid contacts other than the contact for ground. The metal member has a bent portion bent in a U-shape across the contacts other than the contact for ground, and is connected to the first and/or the second linear portion of the contact for ground.

Connector for high-speed transmission

A high-speed transmission connector includes a connector housing with a slot, upper and lower plate portions facing each other across the slot, first and second contact rows arranged face to face with each other within the connector housing, first and second caps supported in a hole of the upper plate portion and the lower plate portion, respectively. Each contact of the first and second contact row includes a receiving portion to receive a header of an external communication device. The receiving portion includes a receiving tip end portion facing an insertion side of the header and a curved portion extending from a rear end of the receiving tip end portion and bent in an arch shape.

Connector

Receptacle assembly panel

A connector () includes: a first connector part () having a first module side connection part connected to one end of an OSFP module in the front (F), having a first substrate side connection part connected to a substrate, and installed on the substrate; a second connector part () provided at a position such that the first module side connection part is interposed between the substrate and the second connector part (), having a second module side connection part connected to one end of an OSFP module at the front (F), having a second substrate side connection part connected to the substrate, and stacked on the first connector part (); and an intermediate part () provided between the first connector part () and the second connector part (), and a cooling flow path in which air flows from the front (F) side toward the rear (R) side of the connector () is formed in the intermediate part ().

Connector for photoelectric conversion module and connector assembly for photoelectric conversion module

A socket includes a housing and a plurality of contacts. The housing is formed in a box-shape with an opening and is provided with a matrix of through holes at a bottom portion. The plurality of contacts includes ground contacts and signal contacts which are arranged so as to be aligned alternately in a predetermined array direction by one or a plurality of them and are passed through the through holes. The ground contacts adjacent to each other in the array direction are short-circuited.

Socket

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Togane, Japan

Toshiyasu Ito