Abstract: A connector has an insulator and a plurality of contacts. The insulator has a partition portion. The partition portion is formed with a plurality of accommodating ditches. The accommodating ditches are classified into two groups. The accommodating ditches of one of the groups are different in position from the accommodating ditches of a remaining one of the groups in a pitch direction. Each of the accommodating ditches has a receiving portion. In a width direction, the receiving portion extends across a middle of the partition portion. The contacts correspond to the accommodating ditches, respectively. Each of the contacts is partially accommodated in the corresponding accommodating ditch. Each of the contacts has a distal end portion. The receiving portion of each of the accommodating ditches is able to receive, at least in part, the distal end portion of the corresponding contact upon mating of the connector with a mating connector.

Abstract: First terminals and second terminals are alternately arranged in the pitch direction. The first terminal has a first mount portion, and the second terminal has a second mount portion. Each of the supporting portions is resiliently deformable at least in part and extends from the first contact portion to support the second contact portion. The second contact portion of each of the first terminals and the second terminals faces the first contact portion in a width direction and is movable in the width direction due to resilient deformation of the supporting portion. In the second terminal, the extension portion extends from the second contact portion, and the second mount portion is formed in a part of the extension portion. The second mount portion is located apart from the first mount portion in the width direction.

Abstract: An island-like part includes an island-like main part, and two island-like end parts adjacent to the island-like main part in a pitch direction of a plurality of socket contacts. Each of the island-like end parts has an upper surface, an outward lengthwise side surface facing outward in the pitch direction, and two crosswise side surfaces facing in the width direction. Each of the protective metal fittings includes an upper-surface protective part covering an upper surface, an outward protective part extending downward from the upper-surface protective part and covering the outward lengthwise side surface, and two lateral protective parts extending downward from the upper-surface protective part and covering the two crosswise side surfaces, respectively. The outward protective part and the two lateral protective parts are directly connected to each other without the upper-surface protective part being interposed therebetween.

Abstract: A socket connector includes: a socket housing; a plurality of contacts arranged in the housing; and a protective metal fitting configured to protect an island-like end part. The protective metal fitting includes: an upper-surface protective part covering an upper surface of the island-like end part; two crosswise surface protective parts extending downward from both ends of the upper-surface protective part in a width direction, and opposed to two crosswise side surfaces, respectively, of the island-like end part that face in the width direction; and two curling parts extending from lower ends of the two crosswise surface protective parts, respectively, in such a manner that the two curling parts get closer to each other as they extend.

Abstract: A charging connector is provided with a mating portion, a main portion, a body and a fasting member. The main portion is provided with a plurality of contacts, which are respectively connectable mating contacts of a mating connector, and a housing, which holds the contacts. The body accommodates the main portion at least in part and holds the main portion. The mating portion is located forward of the body in a front-rear direction. The fasting member fastens the mating portion to the body. The fasting member is not brought into contact with the housing at least in the front-rear direction.

Abstract: A connector assembly comprises a mating connector and a connector which is configured to be mounted on an object. The mating connector is mateable from above with the connector which is positioned below the mating connector in an up-down direction. The connector comprises a housing and a terminal. The terminal has a fixed portion, a held portion, a coupling portion, a supporting portion and a contact point. The coupling portion couples the fixed portion and the held portion with each other. The coupling portion has a receiving portion. The supporting portion extends from the held portion and is resiliently deformable. The supporting portion has an abutment portion. The abutment portion is positioned above the receiving portion in the up-down direction. The abutment portion is in contact with the receiving portion under a mated state where the connector and the mating connector are mated with each other.

Abstract: A high voltage side hold-down includes a flat-plate shaped reinforcing plate part, a solder leg projecting downward from the reinforcing plate part, and a hold-down elastic piece supported like a cantilever beam by the reinforcing plate part. The hold-down elastic piece includes an elastic piece body, a contact part projecting upward beyond a CPU board opposed surface, and a displacement restriction part for restricting upward displacement of the contact part, sequentially from the base to the end of the hold-down elastic piece. A housing is formed in such a way that the contact part does not come into contact with the housing when the contact part is displaced downward and no longer projects upward beyond the CPU board opposed surface.

Abstract: A wireless connector includes: a first unit attached detachably from the outside of a first object; and a second unit attached detachably from the outside of a second object. The first unit includes a first housing to which a first transmission/reception part and a first connector part are secured, the first connector part being attached to the first object and transmitting a to-be-transmitted target between the first connector part and the first object. The second unit includes a second housing to which a second transmission/reception part and a second connector part are secured, the second connector part being attached to the second object and transmitting a to-be-transmitted target between the second connector part and the second object. The first transmission/reception part and the second transmission/reception part are arranged so as to be separated from each other and opposed to each other to wirelessly transmit the to-be-transmitted target.

Abstract: A wireless connector is composed of a pair of units. Each unit includes an annular transmission/reception unit which is provided with a coil used to wirelessly transmit electric power, and formed of a plurality of coil parts, and a main connector portion which is detachably attached to an object from the outside of the object to transmit the electric power to the object. Each unit is assembled such that each unit can be divided into a plurality of non-annular pieces so that the coil can be formed by coupling the plurality of coil parts via a plurality of connectors for coil. When one of the transmission/reception units is attached to the object, the one of the transmission/reception units is arranged so as to oppose the other one of the transmission/reception units in a non-contact manner such that electric power can be wirelessly transmitted therebetween.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a connector comprises providing a housing and a contact intermediate product, making the holding portion of the housing hold a held portion of the contact intermediate product to attach the contact intermediate product to the housing, and inserting a jig between a contact point and the held portion to deform the contact intermediate product plastically and thereby forming a contact. The contact intermediate product does not enter an allowing portion in a state where it is attached to the housing. After the plastically deformation, a tip portion is situated in the allowing portion, and it is hidden by a movement suppression portion at least in part when viewed along an up-down direction.

Abstract: A connector comprises an insert-molded body. The insert-molded body comprises a housing and a terminal partially embedded in the housing. The housing has a main portion. The main portion is formed with a trace hole and an accommodation space. The terminal has a held portion, a bent-back portion extending forward from the held portion, a support portion extending rearward from the bent-back portion and a contact portion supported by the support portion. The held portion has a wide portion. When the insert-molded body is seen from above, the wide portion is, at least in part, visible through the trace hole. Each of the support portion and the contact portion has a size smaller than that of the wide portion in the lateral direction. The wide portion is partially visible through the accommodation space when the insert-molded body is seen from below.

Abstract: A connector comprises a connector body and a sleeve. The connector body has a body and a barrel. The barrel is located rearward of the body. The sleeve has a main portion and a projecting portion. When the connector is under an attached state where the connector is attached to the cable, the main portion encloses the cable in a perpendicular plane perpendicular to a front-rear direction and is fixed to the cable. The projecting portion extends forward from the main portion and has a stopper. The stopper is located forward of the main portion. The stopper is located outward of the main portion in the perpendicular plane when the connector is under the attached state. When the connector is under the attached state, the barrel encloses the main portion in the perpendicular plane and is fixed to the main portion, and the stopper is located forward of the barrel.