Lotes Co., Ltd

Yong Quan Wu

Ted Ju

Zuo Feng Jin

Chang Wei Huang

Tung Ming Ho

Chien Chih Ho

Chin Chi Lin

You Hua Cai

Jun Wang

Zhi Yong Zhou

Chien Hung Ho

Martinson Robert Ronald

An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes a body, having a plurality of accommodating slots penetrating the body, where a slot wall of at least one of the accommodating slots protrudes inward to form a boss, and the boss has a stopping corner; and a plurality of conductive terminals, correspondingly accommodated in the accommodating slots. At least one of the conductive terminals has an inclined portion, formed by tapering one side of the conductive terminal, wherein the inclined portion is adjacent to the stopping corner, the inclined portion is not parallel to a top surface of the boss, and the inclined portion is at least partially located above the stopping corner and configured to limit the conductive terminal from moving downward.

Electrical connector

An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes a body, having multiple accommodating slots, and multiple conductive terminals, correspondingly accommodated in the accommodating slots. Each conductive terminal includes: a base portion; an elastic arm, formed by extending upward from the base portion and used for abutting the chip module; a strip connecting portion, formed by extending upward from the base portion and used for being connected to a strip; an extending portion, formed by bending and extending from one side of the base portion, where the extending portion is located below the strip connecting portion and does not interfere with the accommodating slot; and a conducting portion, used for being electrically connected to the circuit board.

Electrical connector capable of improving high frequency performance

An electrical connector includes a body, multiple terminals and a shell. The body includes a mating cavity defined by a top plate, a bottom plate and two side plates. The top plate and the bottom plate are respectively provided with multiple accommodating grooves, which include a wider first accommodating groove and a narrower second accommodating groove. Each terminal has an elastic portion accommodated in a corresponding accommodating groove. A first clearance is provided between the elastic portion and a side of the first accommodating groove close to the corresponding side plate. A second clearance is provided between the elastic portion and a side of the second accommodating groove close to the first accommodating groove. The first clearance is greater than the second clearance The shell has a top wall and two side walls. A mating port being defined by the front ends thereof is larger than the mating cavity.

Electrical connector preventing a terminal from being damaged by excess extrusion

An electrical connector configured to electrically connect to a chip module includes: a body, provided with at least one accommodating hole, where the body has a protruding block provided to protrude upward from one side of the accommodating hole, and the protruding block is configured to support the chip module upward; and at least one terminal, correspondingly accommodated in the at least one accommodating hole. The terminal includes a base, accommodated in the accommodating hole; an elastic arm, formed by extending forward from the base, located at one side of the protruding block, and configured to be electrically connected with the chip module; and a through slot, running vertically through the elastic arm. The protruding block has a rear end. The base is located behind the rear end, and the through slot extends forward beyond the rear end.

A method for manufacturing a shielded connector includes: providing a body having an upper surface, a lower surface, a signal accommodating hole and a ground accommodating hole; plating a metal layer on the upper surface of the body and inner walls of the signal accommodating hole and the ground accommodating hole; forming an isolating region in the area around the signal accommodating hole to divide the metal layer into a first metal layer and a second metal layer; electrifying the first metal layer with an electroplating treatment so as to increase a thickness of the first metal layer, where the second metal layer is not thickened; partially removing the metal layer, so as to completely remove the second metal layer and decrease the thickness of the first metal layer; and installing a signal terminal and a ground terminal correspondingly in the signal accommodating hole and the ground accommodating hole, respectively.

Method for manufacturing shielded connector

An electrical connector includes at least one body, a frame having at least one accommodating area for accommodating the body, a supporting cover, multiple signal terminals, and at least one grounding terminal. The body has an upper surface and a lower surface which are both smooth planes, multiple signal receiving slots and at least one grounding receiving slot. A conducting layer is disposed at the upper surface and extends to the grounding receiving slot. The upper surface has an isolation area at a position adjacent to the periphery of each signal receiving slot. The isolation area does not have the conducting layer. The supporting cover is assembled to the frame, covers the body, and used for supporting the chip module disposed on the supporting cover. The terminals are respectively received in the receiving slots, and passing through the supporting cover to be electrically connected to the chip module.

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