Abstract: A connector is attachable to an object having a lock portion. The connector includes a housing and a frame. The housing has a press portion and a support portion. The housing is fixed to the object under an attached state where the connector is attached to the object. The frame has a supported portion, a pressed portion and a locked portion. When the connector is in the attached state, the supported portion is positioned between the pressed portion and the locked portion in a front-rear direction and is supported from below by the support portion in an up-down direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction. Under the attached state, the pressed portion is pressed by the press portion from above. Under the attached state, the locked portion applies a force to the lock portion from below.

Abstract: A connector is attachable to an object having a lock portion. The connector includes a housing and a frame. The housing has a press portion and a support portion. The housing is fixed to the object under an attached state where the connector is attached to the object. The frame has a supported portion, a pressed portion and a locked portion. When the connector is in the attached state, the supported portion is positioned between the pressed portion and the locked portion in a front-rear direction and is supported from below by the support portion in an up-down direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction. Under the attached state, the pressed portion is pressed by the press portion from above. Under the attached state, the locked portion applies a force to the lock portion from below.

Abstract: A contact includes a to-be-fixed portion to be fixed to a connector board; a first spring portion including a first rear end portion joined to the to-be-fixed portion, the first spring portion extending forward from the to-be-fixed portion and elastically deformable; a joining portion joined to a first front end portion of the first spring portion; a second spring portion including a second front end portion joined to the joining portion, the second spring portion disposed adjacent to the first spring portion in a width direction, extending rearward from the joining portion, and elastically deformable; a contact portion provided to the second spring portion and adapted to be in contact with a terminal; and a fulcrum bend portion that is convex downward provided between its second front end portion and its second rear end portion, and is adapted to be constantly in contact with the connector board.

Abstract: A contact includes a to-be-fixed portion to be fixed to a connector board; a first spring portion including a first rear end portion joined to the to-be-fixed portion, the first spring portion extending forward from the to-be-fixed portion and elastically deformable; a joining portion joined to a first front end portion of the first spring portion; a second spring portion including a second front end portion joined to the joining portion, the second spring portion disposed adjacent to the first spring portion in a width direction, extending rearward from the joining portion, and elastically deformable; a contact portion provided to the second spring portion and adapted to be in contact with a terminal; and a fulcrum bend portion that is convex downward provided between its second front end portion and its second rear end portion, and is adapted to be constantly in contact with the connector board.

Abstract: A shell of a modular jack includes soldered terminal portions connected to a substrate. The soldered terminal portions include first soldered terminal portions and second soldered terminal portions. The first soldered terminal portions are formed to extend toward the substrate from first side wall portions folded from a front surface of the housing toward a right-side surface and a left-side surface. The second soldered terminal portions are formed to extend toward the substrate from second side wall portions folded from an upper wall portion toward the right-side surface and the left-side surface of the housing, the upper wall portion being folded from the front surface of the housing toward a top surface. The first side wall portions and the second side wall portions cover the right-side surface and the left-side surface of the housing.

Abstract: A stopper for a magnetic head is capable of coming into contact with a locking portion formed on an arm having a magnetic head, has surface roughness (Rz) of at least 1 ?m and not more than 6.5 ?m, and is made of a polyurethane-based elastomer composition. This polyurethane-based elastomer preferably contains a polyurethane elastomer consisting of diisocyanate and adipate-based polyol.

Abstract: A shell of a modular jack includes soldered terminal portions connected to a substrate. The soldered terminal portions include first soldered terminal portions and second soldered terminal portions. The first soldered terminal portions are formed to extend toward the substrate from first side wall portions folded from a front surface of the housing toward a right-side surface and a left-side surface. The second soldered terminal portions are formed to extend toward the substrate from second side wall portions folded from an upper wall portion toward the right-side surface and the left-side surface of the housing, the upper wall portion being folded from the front surface of the housing toward a top surface. The first side wall portions and the second side wall portions cover the right-side surface and the left-side surface of the housing.

Abstract: A card connector comprises a plurality of contacts, a frame, a shell and a locator. Each of the plurality of contacts comprises a first portion extending in a first direction and a second portion extending in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. Each contact has substantially an L-like shape. The frame has a front end portion and a rear end portion. The rear end portion holds, in part, the first portions of the contacts. The first portions extend into a space defined by the frame toward the front end portion in the first direction. The second portions extend away from the frame in the second direction. The shell is attached to the frame. The shell shields, in part, the second portions of the contacts. The locator is supported by the shell. The locator is distinct from the shell. The locator holds, in part, the second portions of the contacts so that the second portions penetrate the locator.

Abstract: A card connector comprises a plurality of contacts, a frame, a shell and a locator. Each of the plurality of contacts comprises a first portion extending in a first direction and a second portion extending in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. Each contact has substantially an L-like shape. The frame has a front end portion and a rear end portion. The rear end portion holds, in part, the first portions of the contacts. The first portions extend into a space defined by the frame toward the front end portion in the first direction. The second portions extend away from the frame in the second direction. The shell is attached to the frame. The shell shields, in part, the second portions of the contacts. The locator is supported by the shell. The locator is distinct from the shell. The locator holds, in part, the second portions of the contacts so that the second portions penetrate the locator.

Abstract: In a connector including a housing having an entrance for receiving a connection object and a contact held by the housing for connection to the connection object, a guide member is coupled to the entrance for guiding the connection object in a first direction. A guide portion is disposed near the entrance in the housing and at a first portion in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. By the use of a moving force of the connection object, the guide portion is adapted to guide the connection object toward a second portion that allows the connection object to pass therethrough.

Abstract: In a connector having a guiding member for guiding movement of a connection object in a fitting direction and a removing direction opposite to each other, a connection element is coupled to the guiding member to be connected to the connection object with movement of the connection object towards the fitting direction. The connection element is movable in a first range in the fitting and the removing directions. An ejecting mechanism is coupled to the guiding member to give the connection object a moving force towards the removing direction in response to the movement towards the fitting direction of the connection object connected to the connection element.

Abstract: In a connector including a contact and a housing holding the contact, a fixing member is coupled to the housing. The fixing member has a pair of facing portions faced to each other in a first direction via a part of the housing. The facing portions are connected to each other by a connecting portion. Screw holes are formed in the facing portions, respectively. Each of the screw holes extends in the first direction.

Abstract: In a connector having a guiding member for guiding movement of a connection object in a fitting direction and a removing direction opposite to each other, a connection element is coupled to the guiding member to be connected to the connection object with movement of the connection object towards the fitting direction. The connection element is movable in a first range in the fitting and the removing directions. An ejecting mechanism is coupled to the guiding member to give the connection object a moving force towards the removing direction in response to the movement towards the fitting direction of the connection object connected to the connection element.

Abstract: In a card connector to be connected to a card, An ejecting member is provided so as to be movable along a predetermined plane for ejecting the card in an ejecting direction. The ejecting member has a card contacting portion to be contacted with the card and a cam-operated portion. The ejecting member is urged towards the ejecting direction by a urging member. A cam mechanism is provided so as to movable along the predetermined plane in a direction intersecting the ejecting direction. The cam mechanism is elastically supported by a supporting member so that it is disposed at a predetermined position. The cam mechanism has a cam portion for controlling a position of the ejecting member in cooperation with the cam-operated portion.

Abstract: In a card connector to be connected to a card, An ejecting member is provided so as to be movable along a predetermined plane for ejecting the card in an ejecting direction. The ejecting member has a card contacting portion to be contacted with the card and a cam-operated portion. The ejecting member is urged towards the ejecting direction by a urging member. A cam mechanism is provided so as to movable along the predetermined plane in a direction intersecting the ejecting direction. The cam mechanism is elastically supported by a supporting member so that it is disposed at a predetermined position. The cam mechanism has a cam portion for controlling a position of the ejecting member in cooperation with the cam-operated portion.

Abstract: In a connector including a housing having an entrance for receiving a connection object and a contact held by the housing for connection to the connection object, a guide member is coupled to the entrance for guiding the connection object in a first direction. A guide portion is disposed near the entrance in the housing and at a first portion in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. By the use of a moving force of the connection object, the guide portion is adapted to guide the connection object toward a second portion that allows the connection object to pass therethrough.

Abstract: In a connector including a contact and a housing holding the contact, a fixing member is coupled to the housing. The fixing member has a pair of facing portions faced to each other in a first direction via a part of the housing. The facing portions are connected to each other by a connecting portion. Screw holes are formed in the facing portions, respectively. Each of the screw holes extends in the first direction.