Abstract: An electrical connector for network cables includes a shell internally defining a first and a second insertion space communicable with each other via passages; conducting elements respectively including a conducting section seated in one passage and a first and a second contacting section extended from two opposite ends of the conducting section to extend into the first and the second insertion space, respectively; and a first and a second locating member mounted in the first and the second insertion space, respectively. The first and second locating members include a plurality of first and second guide slots, respectively, for receiving a partial length of the first and second contacting sections, respectively, such that the first and second contacting sections being pushed by inserted network cables are limited to move vertically in the first and second guide slots and accordingly firmly hold front ends of the network cables in the electrical connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector for coaxial conductor includes a shell, a first cap, a second cap, a conducting member and a conductor. The first cap and the second cap are in contact with each other and simultaneously located in the shell. The conducting member has an end pressing against the first cap and another end against the second cap. The conductor is extended through the second cap, such that a section of the conductor that is projected into the second cap is connected to the conducting member. With the shell, the first cap, the second cap, the conducting member and the conductor assembled in the above manner, the number of parts for the electrical connector is decreased to enable a reduced overall volume of the electrical connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a housing internally defining a receiving passage having a front installation hole and a rear stop hole; an inner cap assembled to an inner side of the stop hole and internally defining a mounting passage; a pad assembled to an inner side of the installation hole and internally defining a holding passage; a conductor extended through and held in the holding passage with a forward exposed conducting pin section; and a flat spring member having a rear abutting end mounted in the mounting passage and a front clamping end riveted to a rear end of the conductor and forward pressed against a rear end surface of the pad, such that a spacing chamber is defined between an inner wall surface of the housing and the flat spring member. Therefore, the electrical conductor has fewer parts than conventional electrical connectors to enable reduced assembling complexity and time.

Abstract: A coaxial connector device includes a connector bank with closely arranged installation connectors; a male connector including a screw-on section defining a first circumferential surface of a first outer diameter, a cable receiving section defining a second circumferential surface of a second outer diameter, and a tightening section axially located between the screw-on and the cable receiving section; a cable having an end extended through the male connector to electrically connect to one of the installation connectors; and a female connector connected to another end of the cable. The tightening section defines multiple grip sides, which are respectively located tangentially relative to the second circumferential surface with two lateral edges flush with the first circumferential surface, giving the tightening section a reduced size.

Abstract: A terminal load includes an insulating cylinder internally defining a receiving space having a locating surface, and having a front open end and a rear end provided with a notch; an insulating cap mounted to the front open end of the insulating cylinder; a circuit board mounted on the locating surface to rearwardly project a rear narrowed section from the notch; a connection terminal electrically connected with the circuit board to forward extend through the insulating cap; and a conductive cap having a top hole and fitted around the rear end of the insulating cylinder with the rear narrowed section of the circuit board extended through the top hole and clamped between two contacting arms at two opposite sides of the top hole. The terminal load with the above structure can be driven by punching to safely assemble to an outer housing, and the conductive cap ensures good conducting effect.

Abstract: A terminal load includes an insulating cylinder internally defining a receiving space having a locating surface, and having a front open end and a rear end provided with a notch; an insulating cap mounted to the front open end of the insulating cylinder; a circuit board mounted on the locating surface to rearwardly project a rear narrowed section from the notch; a connection terminal electrically connected with the circuit board to forward extend through the insulating cap; and a conductive cap having a top hole and fitted around the rear end of the insulating cylinder with the rear narrowed section of the circuit board extended through the top hole and clamped between two contacting arms at two opposite sides of the top hole. The terminal load with the above structure can be driven by punching to safely assemble to an outer housing, and the conductive cap ensures good conducting effect.

Abstract: A coaxial cable terminal includes an insulating shell and a connection terminal. An interior of the insulating shell is hollow and is thus formed with a holding space. Two ends of the insulating shell are provided respectively with an opening. The connection terminal is accommodated in the holding space and is extended toward one end to form at least two leaves. Each leaf is first bent inward with an abutting section and a tail end of the abutting section is then bent outward to extend with a contact section. A bonding end is formed between the abutting section and the contact section. When a coaxial cable terminal is inserted, the coaxial cable terminal is clamped by the bonding end and is bonded by elastic abutting of the abutting section. Therefore, the present invention can be compatible with the coaxial cables of various apertures and will not be elastically fatigue easily.