Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.

ZiQiang Zhu

Guohua Zhang

Jinkui Hu

Zhonghua Yao

Qijun Zhao

Zhiquan Mou

HongQiang Han

GuoHua Zhang

Ming Ge

WenKe He

Lun Song Hu

Bo Liu

Yulong Mao

Yong Zhang

Zhanglan Xue

Young Zhang

Lunsong Hu

Jian Ning Yang

Hesheng Fang

Zhong Hua Yao

Zhang Lan Xue

Jian Qiang Zhang

Hao Gu

JianQiang Zhang

ZhengHua Xu

ZhongHua Yao

ZhiQuan Mou

Hong Qiang Han

Kechang Wei

Qi Jun Zhao

Pengtei Li

JunKui Hu

Honggiang Han

Hon Qiang Han

LunSong Hu

A stacked electrical connector has an insulative housing (), a plurality of signal contacts () and a pair of contacts () retained in the housing. The housing defines a mounting surface () for mounting on a printed circuit board and a receiving space () for receiving a mating plug (). The switch contact includes a base portion retained in the housing and a spring arm extending from the base portion. An insulative separator () is formed on one spring arm and projects into the receiving space. The separator is moveable in a plane vertical to the mounting surface. When the mating plug inserts into the receiving space, the separator rotates and drives one switch contact to connect with the other switch contact.

Electrical connector

An optical fiber connector () includes a housing defining a cavity () and a receiving space () therein, an optical element () received in the cavity and a protecting member received in the receiving space. The protecting member includes a door () defining an aperture () therein and a spring member () assembled to the door. The spring member is deformable in the cavity along a front-to-back direction when a fiber plug () is inserted/withdrawn. The protecting member occupies a small inner space of the optical fiber connector.

Optical fiber connector

An optical-electric connector () has an insulative housing (), a plurality of contacts () received in the housing, and an optical-electric converter () assembled in the housing. The housing defines a receiving space () for receiving a mating plug and a plurality of passageways () for receiving the contacts. One of the resilient contacts forms an elastic contacting arm () extending into the receiving space and a retention section (). A coil spring () is assembled between the retention section and the elastic contacting arm. The retention section of the contact securely holds the coil spring in its place.

Optical-electric connector with improved contact having coil spring

An electronic card assembly comprising a circuit board () interposed between two shells (), an insulative frame () supporting said circuit board and comprising a pair of protrusions () oppositely formed at a front end thereof, a connector () assembled to the insulative frame and comprising conductive contacts electrically connecting with the circuit board. A receiving section () is integrally disposed at the rear end of the insulative frame. The connector has a longitudinal base () and a pair of L-shaped arms () extend from opposite sides of the base. A pair of connecting blocks () are oppositely disposed at each arm and a slot () is provided between each block and the base. The slots receive respective protrusion therein to thereby secure the connector to the insulative frame.

Electronic card assembly

An electrical card connector () for compatibly electrically connecting with a number of electronic cards (), includes an insulator () defining a number of recesses () for insertion of the electronic cards, a number of contacts () assembled to the insulator () and a protective device () provided with a pair of resilient arms (). Each resilient arm is formed with a hook () engageable with the insulator. The protective device slides to expose the contacts when a suitable card is inserted.

Electrical card connector with protective device

An electrical connector () has an insulative housing () having a D-shaped mating portion (), a number of first and second contacts () received in the housing, and a metal shell () surrounds the mating portion of the housing. An inner printed circuit board () is assembled to the housing and connects the first and second contacts. The first and second contacts are electrical connecting with a complementary connector and an outer printed circuit board, respectively. The housing of the connector further has a pair of flanges () and a receiving space () defined between the flanges. The inner PCB defines a set of filter devices received in the receiving space.

Electrical connector with a set-in printed circuit board

A card connector includes an insulating housing defining at least two adjacent card cavities; a number of card contacts are retained in the housing and divided into at least two groups to expose to corresponding card cavities; and at least one controlling member is disposed on the housing between the two card cavities, and a stopper is deflected between the two car cavities and protruding into one card cavity once a card inserted into the other car cavity, and a resilient portion is for urging the stopper to resume its original position once the card withdrew from the other cavity.

Card connector

A memory card connector () includes an insulative housing (), a housing shield () enclosing the housing and a circuit module () with a plurality of conductive terminals. The insulative housing includes a generally U-shape body portion (). The insulative housing has a first and second locking barbs () in a side thereof. The housing shield is composed of an upper and a lower cover plates (). The lower cover plate forms an upwardly bent first latch portion () for engaging with the first locking barb of the housing. The upper cover plate forms a downwardly bent second latch portion () for latching the second locking barb of the housing, thereby securely holding the housing in the shield.

Memory card connector

An electrical connector () has a first port () with a number of first terminals () received therein, a second port () with a number of second terminals () received therein, a number of third terminals () located between the first and second terminals and a moveable port switch () assembled to the first and second ports. Each of said first and second terminals defines a tail portion () extending outside the first and second ports, respectively. The port switch can drive the tail portions of the first and second terminals to electrically connect with the third terminals, respectively and alternately.

Stacked electrical connector

A jack () connector comprises an insulating housing (), a plurality of different contacts (), (), (), (), and an optical device (). The insulative housing comprises a mating portion (), a mounting portion (), side portions (), and a cavity space (). The mating portion defines an opening () extending therethrough and communicating with the cavity space. The contacts are retained in the insulative housing, each contact having an upper end received in the cavity space and a tail end. The optical device is installed in the insulative housing and has an engaging portion for contacting an optical fiber plug connector, and a number of tail portions. A first distance between the engaging portion and the mating portion is longer than a second distance between the upper end of the contact and the mating portion.

Multi-function jack connector

An electrical connector () includes an insulative housing (), a plurality of conductive contacts () being received in the insulative housing and a metal shield () enclosing the housing. The insulative housing includes a base portion () and a tongue portion () forwardly extending from the base portion. The tongue portion defines a plurality of channels () in a bottom surface thereof. The base portion defines a pair of notches () adjacent to the channels. The conductive contacts includes four first conductive contacts () being received in the channels and dual second conductive contacts () being received in the notches.

Electronic card with improved shielding structure

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ZiQiang Zhu