Abstract: A connector assembly comprises a connector body, a plurality of conductive wires connected to the connector body, and a housing enclosing the conductive wires. The housing is fabricated by direct molding on the connector body so that the fabricated housing is directly fixed to the connector body. During molding of the housing in a mold cavity, a plurality of slots arranged in the connector body communicate with the interior of the mold cavity in which a molding compound is introduced to fabricate the housing. The molding compound therefore flows into the slots of the connector body, so that the fabricated housing encloses the conductive wires and is fixedly attached to the connector body by engaging into the slots thereof.

Abstract: Contacts on an integrated circuit chip are arranged at a lower seat of a base on the integrated circuit chip. Each of the contacts includes a main part, two bowed wing parts located at both sides of the main part, two elastic arms extended upward from one end of each wing part, two clamp parts at the upper edge of the elastic arms and a bearing part for adhering a tin ball. A support part extended from the bottom edge of the wing part to support against the bearing part. The above mentioned structure allows the bearing part of the contact to be fixed on the same plane during assembling and leveling, thus preventing any deformation resulting from being pressed for facilitating better adhesion of the tin ball.

Abstract: A reinforced connector on an integrated circuit chip has a stir device with an actuation rod thereof being arranged at least one tooth part to press a resistant part of the meshing recess at the inner side of the upper cover on the connector. Therefore, when the stir device is turned to an upright position, an urging plane of the tooth part can press the resistant part of the groove wall in the meshing groove to move the upper cover toward the base seat for the upper cover being able to pressingly engage with the base seat firmly.

Abstract: Contacts on an integrated circuit chip are arranged at a lower seat of a base on the integrated circuit chip. Each of the contacts includes a main part, two bowed wing parts located at both sides of the main part, two elastic arms extended upward from one end of each wing part, two clamp parts at the upper edge of the elastic arms and a bearing part for adhering a tin ball. A support part extended from the bottom edge of the wing part to support against the bearing part. The above mentioned structure allows the bearing part of the contact to be fixed on the same plane during assembling and leveling, thus preventing any deformation resulting from being pressed for facilitating better adhesion of the tin ball.

Abstract: A reinforced connector on an integrated circuit chip has a stir device with an actuation rod thereof being arranged at least one tooth part to press a resistant part of the meshing recess at the inner side of the upper cover on the connector. Therefore, when the stir device is turned to an upright position, an urging plane of the tooth part can press the resistant part of the groove wall in the meshing groove to move the upper cover toward the base seat for the upper cover being able to pressingly engage with the base seat firmly.

Abstract: An auxiliary shield for an electric connector is disposed between a support frame on a casing of an electronic apparatus and the electric connector. The support frame is provided with a plurality of pierced openings and fixing holes and the pierced openings are corresponding to contacts of the electronic apparatus with the support frame at an end thereof having a bended joint part for being assembled to the a casing of the electronic apparatus. The shield is provided with a plurality of pierced openings corresponding to the pierced openings on the support frame and at least a plurality of elastic strips extends along a side of each of the pierced openings for being pressed against a metal casing of the electric connector. Hence, the support frame can evenly contact with the electric connector completely such that an external connecting circuit of the electronic apparatus can be hidden effectively.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulation body with contact terminals, a lead wire connected to the contact terminals and a casing enclosing the insulation body and the lead wire. The insulation body at a position thereof close to the contact terminals has a fixing end and the casing is composed of a first lid and a second lid with each of the first and the second lids at an end thereof having an extension part. The extension part can engage with a plastic outer mold and each of the first and the second lids at two opposite lateral sides thereof has an engaging end respectively for engaging with the fixing end. Clearances are formed between the contact terminals and free of being stuffed with any medium such that the electrical connector can possess excellent property with high frequency.

Abstract: A high frequency electrical connector that includes an insulation body with contact terminals, a lead wire connected to the contact terminals and a casing enclosing the insulation body and the lead wire. The insulation body at a position close to the contact terminals has a fixing end and the casing is composed of a first lid and a second lid with each of the first and the second lids having an extension part. The extension part can engage with a plastic outer mold and each of the first and the second lids at two opposite lateral sides has an engaging end respectively for engaging with the fixing end. Clearances are formed between the contact terminals without an obstruction therebetween such that the electrical connector can possess excellent property with high frequency.

Abstract: A stir device for a base on an integrated circuit chip is arranged in the base between a receiving space on an upper cover thereof and a receiving space on a lower seat thereof and the stir device includes a push lever and an actuation rod. The actuation rod has at least one tooth part and the receiving space of the upper cover has a meshing recess to accommodate the tooth part. Therefore, once the push lever of the stir device is turned, the upper cover can displace horizontally such that connecting pins on an integrated circuit chip, which is inserted into the upper cover, can firmly contact with the contacts inserted into the lower seat.

Abstract: The electrical connector with mounting fixture of the present invention comprises a mounting fixture and a two-piece cable mounting cover. The mounting fixture is mounted to the host computer's internal frame (not shown). This internal frame is a standard frame that is included with the computer for mounting fixed hard disk drives, cd-rom drives, and floppy disk drives. The two-piece cable mounting cover encases the data cable connector and the power cable connector and is mounted to the mounting fixture. The other end of the data cable is connected to the host computer's motherboard. Utilizing the electrical connector with mounting fixture of the present invention, a removable mass storage device can be conveniently removed from or installed into a host computer. Additionally, the present invention significantly reduces the number of connectors, adapters, and connections.