Omron Corporation

Yusuke Shimura

Hirokazu Hoshino

Naoyuki Kimura

A connector has a plug mounted on a lower surface of a printed circuit board, and a socket mounted on an upper surface of another printed circuit board. The plug is fitted in and electrically connected to the socket. A second support fitting is attached to both ends of a plug main body of the plug and is fixed to the printed circuit board. A first support fitting is attached to both ends of a socket main body of the socket and fixed to the another printed circuit board. The second support fitting is engaged to the first support fitting.

Connector

An electrical connector includes a socket and a plug. In the socket, plural first connectors are provided in parallel, and substantially U-shaped press-fitting portions are assembled so as to cross over opening edge portions of a socket body. In the plug, plural second connectors are provided in parallel, and substantially U-shaped press-fitting portions are assembled so as to cross over opening edge portions of a plug body. The plug body has a planar shape which can be fitted in the opening edge portions of the socket body. Particularly, a free end portion of the press-fitting portion of the second connector located in the opening edge portion of the plug body is engaged with a position regulating recess formed in a bottom surface of the plug body.

Electrical connector

Plug

Socket

A connector includes a socket in which a plurality of first splices are provided in parallel in an opening edge portion and a plug which has a flat shape. The plug is capable of being fitted in the opening edge portion of the socket. The plug includes a plurality of second splices press-fitted in press-in grooves provided in parallel at positions corresponding to the first splices in the plug. Each of the first splices is fitted and abuts on an inside surface of one of the press-in grooves. Each of the first splices is brought into elastic contact wit one of the second splices to establish electrical connection.

Connector for connecting printed boards having a plug having press-in grooves fitted into a socket

A connector includes a socket in which first contacts are provided parallel to an opening edge portion and a plug which has a flat shape capable of fitting in the opening edge portion of the socket. The plug includes second contacts provided parallel to positions corresponding to the first contacts in the plug. A guide portion is provided in either the opening edge portion of the socket or an outer peripheral edge portion of the plug.

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Kyoto, Japan

Yusuke Shimura