Abstract: A cigarette lighter adapter with USB connector, includes a first casing engagable with a second casing, the first and the second casings cooperatively defining a plug portion and a holding portion, a circuit board, a contact terminal, a fixed spring contact, a USB connector having an insertion opening, a rotating means, and a transmission wire electrically connected to the circuit board, wherein a sleeve having a plug hole corresponding to the insertion opening is mounted to the engaged first and the second casings and is able to rotate about the holding portion by means of the rotating means to locate the plug hole facing the insertion opening in an insertion position or to shield the insertion opening, whereby to protect the USB connector and keep dust out of the USB connector.

Abstract: A memory card connector has an insulative frame, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative frame, an ejecting device for guiding a memory card in or out, a shell shielding the insulative frame, and an activation switch. The conductive terminals have at least two power terminals for power supply. Each power terminal has double springy connecting points and a channel between the two connecting points, whereby the two connecting points are apart from each other for engaging contacting points of the memory card firmly. The activation switch is normal-closed type and includes a switch base, a bias strip integrally stamped from an end of the switch base, and an interferential strip at another end of the switch base. The bias strip is substantially inclined upwardly and has a guiding portion, a connecting portion, and a bending portion for providing a certain resiliency.

Abstract: A card connector is used for SIM card and has an insulative frame and a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative frame. Each conductive terminal includes a body, and a contact arm inclined upwardly and unitarily stamped from the body. The contact arm has a connecting portion and a contact portion. An anchor is unitarily and upwardly stamped from the body. A soldering arm extends opposite the connecting portion of the contact arm. The contact arms of the conductive terminals have desirable resiliency and low profile. Correspondingly, the overall height of the card connector reduces, thereby meeting the tendency of miniature.

Abstract: A battery connector has contact elements and an insulative housing. The insulative housing defines channels and assembling grooves nearby the channels. Guiding elements are movably mounted in the channels for guiding the contact elements. Soldering elements are assembled on the assembling grooves. The contact elements include engaging ends and contact ends. The engaging ends are fixed on the guiding elements near the mating surface, and the contact ends have portions extending beyond the channels from the mating surface. The soldering elements at least have abutting portions contacting the contact ends of the contact elements all along. Spring elements are assembled to the guiding elements for providing the guiding elements with return force. Correspondingly, the overall height of the battery connector reduces, thereby meeting the tendency of miniature.

Abstract: A memory card connector has an insulative frame, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative frame, an ejecting device for guiding a memory card in or out, and a shell shielding the insulative frame. A normal-open type activation switch is mounted on the insulative frame and includes a first pin and a second pin identical and parallel to each other. The first pin and the second pin respectively have bases, contact arms, interferential arms and soldering arms. The contact arms bend perpendicularly from the bases and further bend inversely to form suspending branch arms. The branch arms respectively have arcuate portions at substantially middle thereof and free ends.

Abstract: A thin connector has an insulative housing, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative housing, and a shell shielding the insulative housing and the conductive terminals. The shell has partitions accommodated in the insulative housing below the conductive terminals for shielding the conductive terminals thereby effectively reducing cross talking therebetween. The shell forms assembling arms on both sides thereof for interferentially assembled on the assembling holes of the insulative housing. Assembling grooves are defined in the assembling arms for locking with a mating connector. The thin connector diminishes overall height and achieves stable signal transmission.

Abstract: A card connector has an insulative frame, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative frame, an eject device assembled on the insulative frame and a shell covering the insulative frame. The eject device includes a driving rod, a driven shaft, a driven sleeve, a slider and a resilient element. The driving rod axially defines a 90 degree first continuous chute, and the driven shaft axially defines a 90 degree second continuous chute for meshing with the first continuous chute. The driven sleeve is fixed on the insulative frame and telescopically meshes with the driven shaft. The slider is cantileveredly mounted on the driving rod. During insertion of the card, the driving rod drives the driven shaft to rotate. A stop block of the driven sleeve disengages from an abutting portion of the slider, and thereafter engages with a wedging hole of the card. Thus, the card in final position is protected against exterior reverse shock.

Abstract: A connector for connecting with cables and mate with a plug connector includes a first housing and a second housing assembled to each other, and a plurality of conductive terminals received in the first housing. The first housing has a first insulator and a first shell shielding the first insulator. The second housing has a second insulator and a second shell shielding the second insulator. Each conductive terminal has a contact end and a pierce end. When the first housing and the second housing are assembled together, the pierce ends of the conductive terminals stick ends of the cables for electrically connecting with the cables, meanwhile, by the U-shaped anchors of the first shell and the pressing protrusions of the second shell to sandwich and press against the cables. Thus, the cables are prevented from coming off or disengaging from the connector in order to keep a stable communication performance and extend the available life.

Abstract: A card connector comprises an insulative housing, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative housing, a guiding and restraining device, a shell and a driven shaft, wherein the guiding and restraining device includes a leading slot, a slider having a first and a second slot, a restraining groove, a guiding rod and a resilient element. In the process of the electronic card that is inserted and positioned in the card connector, the slider is sliding along the leading slot of the resembling zone, meanwhile, the guiding rod is sliding along the first and the second slot and is fixed at the restraining groove; thereby the driven shaft is pushed outwardly and contact the shell; as long as the driven shaft contacts an inspection circuit, thereby enabling the card connector communicate data.

Abstract: A connector includes an insulative housing and a plurality of terminals received in the receiving holes. The insulative housing includes a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and third and fourth surfaces connected between the first surface and the second surface. A plurality of receiving holes is defined in the insulative housing extending between the first surface and the second surface. A recess is defined in the third surface thereby forming a partition between the recess and each of the receiving holes. The recess provides an engaging portion of the receiving hole with assembling elasticity. Therefore when each terminal is inserted into the engaging portion of the receiving hole, the engaging portion of the receiving hole is resiliently deformed to receive an interferential portion of the terminal, and engaged with the partition for securely fixing the terminal to the insulative housing thereby preventing the terminal from getting loose.

Abstract: A card connector has an insulative frame, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative frame, an eject device assembled on the insulative frame and a shell covering the insulative frame. The eject device includes a slider, a guiding pole, a latch and a resilient element. The latch is of U shape and has a mounting arm and a latching arm movably connected with each other and spaced an appropriate distance from each other. The mounting arm is retained on the slider. The latching arm forms an arcuate end for corresponding to a cutout of the card, and an abutting portion adjacent to the arcuate end. During insertion of the card into the card connector, the arcuate end of the latching arm anchors a cutout of the card, driving the slider moves along the insulative frame until the card arrives at a predetermined final position. An abutting sheet depends downwardly from a top of the shell and adjacent to the eject device.

Abstract: A connector for connecting with cables and mate with a plug connector includes a first housing and a second housing assembled together, and a plurality of conductive terminals received in the first housing. The first housing has a first insulator and a first shell shielding the first insulator. The second housing has a second insulator and a second shell shielding the second insulator. Each conductive terminal has a contact end and a pierce end. When the first housing and the second housing are assembled together, the pierce ends of the conductive terminals pierce ends of the cables for electrically connecting with the cables. A plurality of U-shaped anchors is longitudinally arranged on the first shell for sandwiching the pierced ends of the cables therebetween. A plurality of biasing projections is longitudinally formed along a front of the second insulator and cooperates, with the anchors to press the cables.

Abstract: A thin connector for connecting with cables and mate with a plug connector includes a first housing and a second housing assembled together, and a plurality of conductive terminals received in the second housing. The first housing has a first insulator, a first shell for shielding the first insulator and a longitudinal biasing plate. The second housing has a second insulator and a second shell shielding the second insulator. The conductive terminals have contact ends and pins. When the first housing and the second housing are assembled together, the pins of the conductive terminals pierce the cables for electrically connecting the conductive terminals and the cables. The biasing plate presses against the cables to avoid the cables disengaging from the thin connector, thereby achieving reliable communication and lengthened life-span.

Abstract: A thin connector is assembled on a PCB for signal transmission of an LCD, and has an insulative housing, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative housing, a shell shielding the insulative housing and the conductive terminals, and a metal plate. The metal plate is sandwiched between the conductive terminals and the insulative housing and electrically connects with a grounding circuit of the PCB. An assembling arms upwardly extend from opposite side edges of the metal plate. Each assembling arm has a rear tab for mounting on the insulative housing. Each assembling arm defines a retaining hole at a bottom edge thereof for locking with a mating connector. The metal plate is close to the conductive terminals, so effectively reduces cross talking of the conductive terminals. Moreover, the retaining holes of the metal plate further assure firm engagement between the thin connector and the mating connector.