Abstract: An electrical connector includes: a body provided with multiple ground accommodating holes and multiple signal accommodating holes running through the body vertically. The inner side surfaces of the ground and signal accommodating holes are electrically conductive. An insulating member is separately formed from the body, and is provided with multiple accommodating portions corresponding only to and accommodated in the signal accommodating holes. Multiple signal terminals are respectively provided with at least one positioning portion positioned correspondingly to one accommodating portion so that the signal terminals are not in contact with the signal accommodating holes.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board, includes an insulation body having multiple receiving holes vertically running through the insulation body, multiple terminals respectively accommodated in the receiving holes, and multiple metal members not in contact with the chip module. Each metal member and the corresponding terminal are accommodated in a same receiving hole. Each metal member and the corresponding terminal clamp and fix a solder ball together, so that the solder ball is stably fixed by the terminal, thereby greatly reducing gaps between terminals on a strip, so that the terminals do not need to be designed by skipping gaps. When the terminals are assembled into a same row of receiving holes, the insertion of the terminals into the same row of receiving holes may be completed in one time.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: an insulating body, provided with multiple accommodating holes; multiple terminals, respectively accommodated in the accommodating holes, where each of the terminals is provided with a clamping portion; and multiple solder posts, each being clamped by the clamping portion of one of the terminals. A height of each solder post is greater than a maximum width of each solder post. Each solder post is formed by a first base and a second base connected with each other. The clamping portion clamps the first base. The second base is located outside the clamping portion. A height of the first base and a height of the second base are both greater than one half of the maximum width of each solder post. The height of the second base is greater than 0.15 mm.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a body, multiple terminals and a shell. The body includes a mating cavity defined by a top plate, a bottom plate and two side plates. The top plate and the bottom plate are respectively provided with multiple accommodating grooves, which include a wider first accommodating groove and a narrower second accommodating groove. Each terminal has an elastic portion accommodated in a corresponding accommodating groove. A first clearance is provided between the elastic portion and a side of the first accommodating groove close to the corresponding side plate. A second clearance is provided between the elastic portion and a side of the second accommodating groove close to the first accommodating groove. The first clearance is greater than the second clearance The shell has a top wall and two side walls. A mating port being defined by the front ends thereof is larger than the mating cavity.

Abstract: A connector includes: an insulating body having a bottom surface facing a circuit board; and multiple first terminals and multiple second terminals. Each of the first and second terminals has a fixing portion fixed to the insulating body and a soldering portion bending and extending from the corresponding fixing portion and exposed out of the bottom surface of the insulating body. The first and second soldering portions are soldered to the circuit board in a surface mounting manner respectively, and are arranged in four rows in a transverse direction. The first soldering portions are distributed in two outer rows. The second soldering portions are distributed in two inner rows. A bottom surface of each first soldering portion has a lowest point. The lowest points of the first soldering portions in the two outer rows define a plane, and the second soldering portions are located above the plane.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes: a body; multiple terminals, respectively accommodated in the body, where each terminal has one end configured to be electrically connected to the chip module and another end configured to be electrically connected to the circuit board, and two adjacent terminals form a differential signal pair; and multiple shielding members, where each shielding member is accommodated in the body and located at one side of a corresponding terminal, and each shielding member has one end configured to be electrically connected to the chip module and another end configured to be electrically connected to the circuit board. One terminal and one shielding member form a shielding assembly, and in each of two adjacent shielding assemblies, at least one shielding member is provided between two adjacent terminals.

Abstract: An electrical connector, used for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board, comprising: an insulating body, provided with a plurality of accommodating openings; and a plurality of terminals, correspondingly accommodated in the accommodating openings respectively, wherein each terminal has a connection portion, two sides of the connection portion bend and extend to form a first clamping arm and a second clamping arm, respectively, the first clamping arm and the second clamping arm together clamp a solder material, the first clamping arm has a first upper edge and a first lower edge arranged opposite to each other, and the length of the first upper edge is not equal to the length of the first lower edge. Under conditions of not increasing the length of a metal billet, the length of the first upper edge is increased, and the length of the first lower edge is decreased.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes: a body, configured to upward support the chip module, where the body is provided with a plurality of accommodating holes; and multiple terminals, respectively accommodated in the accommodating holes correspondingly. Each of the terminals includes a flat plate portion along a vertical direction and a connecting portion connected to the flat plate portion. An elastic arm is formed by bending and extending from at least one end of the connecting portion so as to abut the chip module or the circuit board. When the chip module presses the terminal downward, a side edge of the elastic arm abuts the flat plate portion. The structure of an elastic arm can be simplified to reduce the processing difficulty thereof.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes: a socket connector and a plug connector. The socket connector includes a main body having a tongue, multiple mating terminals, and a first thermal conduction member. The tongue has two first surfaces arranged opposite to each other. Each mating terminal has a first contact portion, and the first contact portions are exposed from at least one of the first surfaces. The first thermal conduction member has a first mating portion exposed from the at least one first surface provided with the first contact portions. The plug connector includes: a circuit board; a chip provided on the circuit board; a mating joint having an insulating body and multiple conductive terminals provided on the insulating body; and a second thermal conduction member provided on the insulating body. The second thermal conduction member has a second mating portion and a conducting portion thermally conducted with the chip.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes: a socket connector and a plug connector. The socket connector includes a main body having a tongue, multiple mating terminals, and a first thermal conduction member. The tongue has two first surfaces arranged opposite to each other. Each mating terminal has a first contact portion, and the first contact portions are exposed from at least one of the first surfaces. The first thermal conduction member has a first mating portion exposed from the at least one first surface provided with the first contact portions. The plug connector includes: a circuit board; a chip provided on the circuit board; a mating joint having an insulating body and multiple conductive terminals provided on the insulating body; and a second thermal conduction member provided on the insulating body. The second thermal conduction member has a second mating portion and a conducting portion thermally conducted with the chip.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes a socket connector and a plug connector. The socket connector includes a main body having a tongue; multiple mating terminals having multiple first contact portions; a shell surrounding the tongue to form an accommodating cavity; and a first thermal conduction member. The first contact portions are exposed from at least one first surface of the tongue and are arranged in a left-right direction. The first thermal conduction member has a first mating portion accommodated in the accommodating cavity, and the first mating portion and the tongue are provided at intervals in the left-right direction. The plug connector includes a circuit board; a chip, provided on the circuit board; a mating joint having an insulating body and multiple conductive terminals provided on the insulating body; and a second thermal conduction member having a second mating portion and a conducting portion thermally conducted with the chip.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, multiple terminals and a metal member. The insulating body has a base and side walls. The base is provided with receiving slots. The side walls are higher than the base, and encircled to form an accommodating space for accommodating a chip module. The terminals are received in the receiving slots. Each terminal has a contacting portion lower than a top surface of the side walls. The contacting portions electrically connect with the chip module. The metal member is injection molded at the side walls and the base to reinforce the structure of the side walls and the base, and preventing the insulating body from warping at a high temperature.

Abstract: An assembly includes: a socket connector, having an insulating seat, multiple mating terminals and a metal shell provided outside the insulating seat; at least one first thermal conduction member located outside the metal shell; and a plug connector, including: a circuit board; at least one chip provided on the circuit board; a mating joint electrically connected to one end of the circuit board and having an insulating body, multiple conductive terminals, and a shielding shell provided outside the insulating body; and at least one second thermal conduction member having a conducting portion thermally conductive with the chip and a protruding portion located outside the shielding shell. When the mating joint is mated with the socket connector, the mating terminals are in contact with the conductive terminals to form an electrical connection, and the protruding portion is in contact with the first thermal conduction member to perform thermal conduction.

Abstract: An electrical connector assembly method, including the steps of: step 1: providing a terminal having a soldering portion; step 2: heating the soldering portion to a melting temperature of a solder; step 3: providing the solder, and press-fitting the solder to the soldering portion by a jig, so that the solder is fused and fixed to the soldering portion; and step 4: inserting the terminal fixed with the solder into an insulating body. Because only the soldering portion of the terminal is heated, less thermal energy is needed, thereby saving energy and reducing the production cost of the electrical connector. Moreover, the insulating body does not need to be heated, thus preventing the insulating body from being warped and deformed due to heat.

Abstract: A plug connector includes an insulating body, two power terminals arranged on the insulating body, and a cable having at least two power wires. A mating portion is provided at a front end of the insulating body. The mating portion is recessed with a mating slot from front to back. The mating slot has a first width in a left-right direction. Each power terminal has at least one contacting portion protruding and extending into the mating slot. The two power terminals are conducted and are provided with a second soldering portion. The second soldering portion has a second width in the left-right direction, which is greater than one third of the first width. The at least two power wires are connected to the second soldering portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module, including an insulating body provided with multiple accommodating grooves in multiple rows and vertically passing through the insulating body. Each two adjacent accommodating grooves are provided with a partition or a space above the partition. The insulating body is concavely provided downward with at least one groove correspondingly located on the partition or in the space above the partition. The groove has a bottom surface and a side surface being closed and formed by extending upward from a periphery of the bottom surface, and the groove is configured for a pushing pin to push and eject the insulating body from a mold. The insulating body is protrudingly provided upward with a plurality of protruding blocks, configured to support the chip module. The groove and all the protruding blocks are not located on the same partition.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulation body having a base and a tongue located in a front end of the base, terminals arranged in upper and lower rows, and a middle grounding plate disposed in the base and extending to the tongue. Terminals in the upper and lower rows are arranged on upper and lower surfaces of the tongue, respectively. The middle grounding plate is located between the upper and lower rows of terminals, and having at least one first hole. An edge of each of two lateral sides of the middle grounding plate is inwardly depressed to form a first groove. The first hole is located between the two first grooves. The insulation body has a first insulation post and a second insulation post, the first insulation post protrudes into the first hole, and the second insulation post protrudes into the first grooves on the lateral sides.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: a body provided with multiple ground accommodating holes and multiple signal accommodating holes running through the body vertically. The inner side surfaces of the ground and signal accommodating holes are electrically conductive. An insulating member is separately formed from the body, and is provided with multiple accommodating portions corresponding only to and accommodated in the signal accommodating holes. Multiple signal terminals are respectively provided with at least one positioning portion positioned correspondingly to one accommodating portion so that the signal terminals are not in contact with the signal accommodating holes.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module, including an insulating body provided with multiple accommodating grooves in multiple rows and vertically passing through the insulating body. Each two adjacent accommodating grooves are provided with a partition or a space above the partition. The insulating body is concavely provided downward with at least one groove correspondingly located on the partition or in the space above the partition. The groove has a bottom surface and a side surface being closed and formed by extending upward from a periphery of the bottom surface, and the groove is configured for a pushing pin to push and eject the insulating body from a mold. The insulating body is protrudingly provided upward with a plurality of protruding blocks, configured to support the chip module. The groove and all the protruding blocks are not located on the same partition.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, provided with multiple accommodating holes penetrating therethrough, multiple terminals, and multiple solder posts. Each terminal is located in a corresponding accommodating hole and provided with a retaining portion. Each solder post is provided with a base, a fixing portion extending upward from the base, and a welding portion extending downward from the base. The base has a first surface, the welding portion has a second surface, and the first surface and the second surface are connected to form an intersecting angle. A width of the base is greater than a width of the fixing portion, and the width of the base is greater than a width of the welding portion. A corresponding retaining portion retains the fixing portion, and the welding portion is located outside the corresponding retaining portion.