Abstract: A crimp structure includes a crimp section having an insulated ferrule disposed inside an outer conductor of a shielded cable. The outer conductor and a ground contact placed on an outer periphery of the outer conductor are crimped.

Abstract: A connector includes a back housing, a front shell having a barrel portion and a grounding portion continuous with a rear portion of the barrel portion, and a cover shell. The cover shell has a contacting portion contacting a rear end upper portion of the front shell, a catching portion catching on the grounding portion, and a spring portion elastically deformed by catching of the catching portion. The elastic deformation of the spring portion causes the cover shell to contact the back housing while pressing the back housing frontward, and to contact the front shell while pressing the rear end upper portion of the front shell upward at the contacting portion.

Abstract: A connector includes a housing having an accommodation space with an opening on a front surface facing a mating connector side and a rear surface facing away from the mating connector side, an outer shell covering the housing including the rear surface of the housing, a contact accommodated in the accommodation space, and an inner shell positioned in the accommodation space and covering the contact. A spring portion that elastically presses the inner shell forward is provided between a portion of the outer shell along the rear surface of the housing and the inner shell.

Abstract: A crimp structure includes a crimp section having an insulated ferrule disposed inside an outer conductor of a shielded cable. The outer conductor and a ground contact placed on an outer periphery of the outer conductor are crimped.

Abstract: A shielded connector comprises an inner housing accommodating a contact and a shield shell surrounding the inner housing. The inner housing has a catch protrusion. The shield shell has a shell main body formed with an opening extending through the shield shell and a cover tab supported by the shell main body. The catch protrusion is inserted from an inside of the shield shell into the opening and the cover tab covers the opening while being set back from the catch protrusion toward an outside of the shield shell.

Abstract: A shielded connector comprises an inner housing accommodating a contact and a shield shell surrounding the inner housing. The inner housing has a catch protrusion. The shield shell has a shell main body formed with an opening extending through the shield shell and a cover tab supported by the shell main body. The catch protrusion is inserted from an inside of the shield shell into the opening and the cover tab covers the opening while being set back from the catch protrusion toward an outside of the shield shell.

Abstract: A connector 10 which comprises a plurality of signal contacts 11, each of which is provided with two aligned first connecting parts 12a at one end and two aligned second connecting parts 12b at the other end and which form balanced transmission lines, further comprises a first holding member 13 which holds the first connecting parts 12a of the plurality of signal contacts 11 and a second holding member 14 which holds the second connecting parts 12b, intermediate parts of the plurality of signal contacts 11 between the first holding member 13 and the second holding member 14 being exposed to the air.

Abstract: A connector includes a lead part configured to be connected to a board; and a solder sheet having a plate shape. The solder sheet is engaged with and fixed to the lead part with the lead part passing through a hole in the solder sheet. At least one of the lead part and the solder sheet has a structure configured to prevent the solder sheet from coming off the lead part.

Abstract: An optical module configured to perform conversion between an optical signal and an electrical signal includes a board having a flat-plate shape; a light-receiving part and a light-emitting part attached on a surface of the board, the light-receiving part being configured to receive a first optical signal input from an optical cable and the light-emitting part being configured to output a second optical signal based on an input electrical signal; and an optical deflection member configured to deflect the first optical signal substantially 90 degrees and output the first optical signal to the light-receiving part and to deflect the second optical signal input from the light-emitting part substantially 90 degrees and output the second optical signal to the optical cable, the optical deflection member including multiple optical waveguides arranged in a first array and a second array.

Abstract: An electronic connector includes a plurality of pairs of terminal parts for transmitting an electric signal; and grounding parts shaped like plates and connected to have a ground potential, wherein the grounding parts have protrusions protruding on a side of the pairs of terminal parts, and the protrusions are respectively interposed between the pairs of terminal parts which are adjacent to each other.

Abstract: An electronic component includes: an electronic component body; and a lead secured to the electric component and including a projection portion defined by first and second inclined portions facing each other. The solder wettability of the first inclined portion is smaller than the solder wettability of the second inclined portion.

Abstract: A connector includes a plug connector and a jack connector configured to be connected with the plug connector. The plug connector includes a plug ground electrode, and a pair of plug terminals configured to transmit electric signals and having plug terminal connecting parts formed at first ends of the plug terminals. The jack connector includes a jack ground electrode, and a pair of jack terminals configured to transmit electric signals and having jack terminal connecting parts formed at first ends of the jack terminals. The jack terminal connecting parts are configured to be inserted between the plug terminal connecting parts and brought into contact with opposing surfaces of the plug terminal connecting parts when the jack connector is connected with the plug connector.

Abstract: A male connector includes male connector modules placed in tiers and having respective first and second surfaces facing away from each other. The male connector modules each includes interconnection parts for electrical signal transmission on the first surface; a male connector ground part formed on the second surface so as to substantially cover the second surface; male connector contact parts provided at respective first ends of the interconnection parts on the first surface; male connector terminal parts joined to respective second ends of the interconnection parts on the first surface; and a male connector shield part provided on the side on which the male connector is configured to be connected to a female connector to be connected to the male connector ground and project relative to ends of the male connector contact parts in a direction in which the male connector is configured to be connected to the female connector.

Abstract: A photoelectric conversion module includes: a plurality of optical connectors each connectable to an optical communication path; an electrical connector connectable to an electrical communication path; a circuit board equipped with a light receiving and emitting element, the light receiving and emitting element converting an optical signal received by the optical connector into an electrical signal to be transmitted to the electrical connector and converting an electrical signal received by the electrical connector into an optical signal to be transmitted to the optical connector; and a waveguide optically connecting the optical connector and the electrical connector.

Abstract: A high-speed signal transmission board includes a first board part including a first ground pattern, a first insulating layer formed on a first surface and a second surface of the first ground pattern, and a first electrically conductive pattern formed on a surface of the first insulating layer; a second board part including a second ground pattern, a second insulating layer formed on a first surface and a second surface of the second ground pattern, and a second electrically conductive pattern formed on a surface of the second insulating layer; and a connecting part connecting the first electrically conductive pattern of the first board part and the second electrically conductive pattern of the second board part with the first board part and the second board part facing each other.

Abstract: A connector 10 which comprises a plurality of signal contacts 11, each of which is provided with two aligned first connecting parts 12a at one end and two aligned second connecting parts 12b at the other end and which form balanced transmission lines, further comprises a first holding member 13 which holds the first connecting parts 12a of the plurality of signal contacts 11 and a second holding member 14 which holds the second connecting parts 12b, intermediate parts of the plurality of signal contacts 11 between the first holding member 13 and the second holding member 14 being exposed to the air.

Abstract: A connector includes a connector main body that connects with another connector, a lanyard part and a latch part provided at least on one of the side planes of the connector main body, and a hook provided on the latch part and protruding outward from the connector main body. The lanyard part includes a first lanyard bent part, a straight lanyard part, and a second lanyard bent part that are sequentially arranged in a connecting direction with respect to the another connector. The latch part includes a first latch bent part, a first latch straight part, and a second latch bent part that are sequentially arranged in the connecting direction. The first lanyard bent part includes a first lanyard opening into which the first latch bent part is inserted. The second lanyard bent part includes a second lanyard opening into which the second latch bent part is inserted.

Abstract: A connector includes a lead part configured to be connected to a board; and a solder sheet having a plate shape. The solder sheet is engaged with and fixed to the lead part with the lead part passing through a hole in the solder sheet. At least one of the lead part and the solder sheet has a structure configured to prevent the solder sheet from coming off the lead part.

Abstract: An electronic connector includes a plurality of pairs of terminal parts for transmitting an electric signal; and grounding parts shaped like plates and connected to have a ground potential, wherein the grounding parts have protrusions protruding on a side of the pairs of terminal parts, and the protrusions are respectively interposed between the pairs of terminal parts which are adjacent to each other.

Abstract: An optical module configured to perform conversion between an optical signal and an electrical signal includes a board having a flat-plate shape; a light-receiving part and a light-emitting part attached on a surface of the board, the light-receiving part being configured to receive a first optical signal input from an optical cable and the light-emitting part being configured to output a second optical signal based on an input electrical signal; and an optical deflection member configured to deflect the first optical signal substantially 90 degrees and output the first optical signal to the light-receiving part and to deflect the second optical signal input from the light-emitting part substantially 90 degrees and output the second optical signal to the optical cable, the optical deflection member including multiple optical waveguides arranged in a first array and a second array.