Abstract: A barrel terminal has one end for inserting a mating member and the other end for connecting a cable. The barrel terminal includes a contact portion, a connecting portion, and a buffer portion connecting the contact portion and the connecting portion. The contact portion has multiple contact elastic pieces, and the contact elastic pieces are used for electrically contacting the mating member. The connecting portion is used for connecting the cable. The buffer portion has multiple absorption portions. The absorption portions absorb the deformation stress of the connecting portion to prevent the stress from being transferred to the contact portion, to avoid the deformation of the contact elastic pieces, so as not to cause the reduction of the contact area between the contact elastic pieces and the abutment terminal, and to prevent reduction of a clamping force of the barrel terminal to the mating member.

Abstract: An electrical connection device has a first insulating body. A strip-shaped first conductor is accommodated in the first insulating body. The first conductor as a whole is arranged horizontally to electrically connect backward with a first docking component. A bottom surface of the first conductor has a front edge, and a contact area extends backward from the front edge. A second docking component includes a second conductor located below the first conductor. The second conductor has a front end, a rear end, and a top surface connecting the front and rear ends. An elastic body is located above the first conductor and downwardly abuts the first conductor. A pressing piece provides a downward force to make the first conductor downwardly abut the second conductor.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a body, having a bottom wall and first and second side walls extending upward from the bottom wall. The bottom wall is provided with an accommodating hole, and a first supporting portion extending upward from the bottom wall to support a chip module. Multiple terminals are correspondingly accommodated in the body. One of the terminals is accommodated in the accommodating hole. A first protruding block and a second protruding block are respectively connected to the first and second side walls and extend toward each other, and each has an arc-shaped surface. The first supporting portion is connected to the first protruding block. The first supporting portion and the accommodating hole are located at two opposite sides of the first protruding block. An extending line of the second protruding block in an extending direction thereof passes above the accommodating hole.

Abstract: An electrical connector used for mating a mating connector includes an insulation body having a base portion and a tongue extending from the base portion, terminals fixedly disposed in the base portion and grouped into an upper row and a lower row, and a middle shielding sheet embedded in the tongue and located between the upper and lower rows. The tongue has upper and lower surfaces arranged opposite to each other, and a front surface connected to the upper and lower surfaces. The upper and lower rows of terminals are exposed on the upper and lower, respectively. The middle shielding sheet has a front end surface extending out of the front surface, a slot formed on the front end surface, and a first projection portion extending into the slot, overlapping a central line of the middle shielding sheet along a longitudinal direction, and located behind the front surface.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulation body. Multiple terminals are fixed on the insulation body in an upper row and a lower row. Each terminal has a soldering portion. The soldering portions are arranged in two rows in a front-rear direction. A middle shielding sheet is fixed on the insulation body, and has a planar plate portion. A baffle extends downward from a rear end of the plate portion and is located between the soldering portions in the two rows. The plate portion extends horizontally in a lateral direction to form a connecting portion, which is in front of the rear end of the plate portion. A rear edge of the connecting portion bends downward to form a leg. In the front-rear direction, a distance between the rear end of the plate portion and the rear edge of the connecting portion is greater than a width of the connecting portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector, used for being electrically connected with a chip module, includes a body, at least one protruding portion, a metal layer, and a plurality of terminals. The body is provided with a plurality of accommodating holes, and has an upper surface. The protruding portion protrudes upward from the upper surface, and an insulating portion is located on the protruding portion to support the chip module. The metal layer covers the upper surface and a periphery of the at least one protruding portion, and a portion of the metal layer located on the periphery of the at least one protruding portion is higher than a portion of the metal layer located on the upper surface. The terminals are accommodated in the accommodating holes and used to be conductively connected with the chip module.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, multiple terminals, a shielding sheet, a metal member, and a metal shell. The insulating body includes a base and a tongue extending forward from the base. The rear end of the tongue is provided with a step portion. The terminals are fixed in the base, exposed to the upper and lower surfaces of the tongue, and arranged in an upper row and a lower row. The shielding sheet is disposed in the tongue and located between the upper and lower rows of terminals. The metal member is fixed on the step portion, and has a first section located on the step portion and a second section located on the base. The second section extends forward to form an elastic piece. The metal shell wraps a periphery of the insulating body and the metal member. The elastic piece urges against the metal shell.

Abstract: An electrical connector is configured to be mated with a mating connector. The electrical connector includes an insulating body having a front end backward concavely provided with an insertion cavity. Multiple first and second terminals are accommodated in the insulating body. The first and second terminals are partially exposed from a top surface and a bottom surface of the insertion cavity, respectively. A shielding sheet has a main body portion located between the first and second terminals. The main body portion has a first latch arm extending out of the insulating body. A plate surface of the first latch arm and a plate surface of the main body portion form an angle. A shielding shell covers the insulating body, and has an accommodating hole corresponding to the first latch arm. The first latch arm is located in the accommodating hole and partially exposed from the shielding shell.

Abstract: An electrical connector used to be electrically connected to a circuit board includes: an insulating body; a plurality of terminals, accommodated in the insulating body; a shielding shell, accommodating the insulating body and mounted to the circuit board; and at least one heat dissipation member, located on at least one side of the shielding shell and simultaneously abuts the circuit board and the shielding shell. The heat dissipation members are provided on one or more sides of the shielding shell, and simultaneously abut the shielding shell and the circuit board, so that the heat generated in the operation of the electrical connector is transferred to the heat dissipation members via the shielding shell, and the heat is further transferred to the outside and the circuit board by the heat dissipation members, thus improving the heat dissipation efficiency of the electrical connector, and ensuring the stable operation of the electrical connector.

Abstract: A plug connector includes an insulating body having a mating portion, a ground terminal, and a latch member. A mating slot is disposed in the mating portion. The ground terminal has a first contacting portion protruding and extending into the mating slot, and a first tail portion. The latch member has a connecting portion and two locking arms located on two sides of the connecting portion. The first tail portion is in contact with the connecting portion, or in contact with the locking arms. Plate surfaces of the first tail portions are perpendicular to plate surfaces of the locking arms. The locking arms are located on two sides of the mating portion and respectively have a locking portion protruding and extending into the mating slot. The locking portions are used for engaging with buckling slots of a tongue.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting with a chip module, which includes: an insulating body; and multiple terminals, respectively and correspondingly accommodated in the insulating body. Each terminal has: a base portion having a vertical plane; a first arm, bending and extending upward from the base portion toward a direction away from the vertical plane; a second arm, bending and extending reversely from the first arm and crossing the vertical plane, configured to abut the chip module; and a through-slot, running through the second arm vertically, where the through-slot at least extends to a bending location between the second arm and the first arm, so that the second arm forms two branches at two opposite sides of the through-slot, and the second arm has a beam connecting the two branches, so as to reduce self-inductance of the terminal, and improve a high-frequency signal transmission capability of the electrical connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module includes an insulating body, a signal terminal received in the insulating body, and a first and a second shielding sheets retained in the insulating body. The insulating body sustains a chip module, and the signal terminal elastically urges against the chip module. The first shielding sheet is located on one side of the signal terminal and elastically urges the chip module. The second shielding sheet is located on the other side of the signal terminal, and adjacent to the first shielding sheet. The first and second shielding sheets are communicated through an electric conductor. The second shielding sheet does not urge the chip module.

Abstract: A plug connector includes a metal shell, an insulating body retained in the metal shell and having a mating portion, multiple terminals, and at least one grounding elastic piece. The mating portion is recessed from front to back to form a mating slot. The terminals include contacting portions arranged in a row on upper and lower opposite sides of the mating slot. The terminals include at least one ground terminal formed by blanking a sheet metal. The plate surface of the ground terminal is arranged vertically. The grounding elastic piece is formed by blanking a sheet metal. The plate surface of the grounding elastic piece is arranged in parallel to the plate surface of the ground terminal, and the two are connected electrically to each other. A conducting portion is formed on the cutting surface of the grounding elastic piece, and in contact with the metal shell.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body having a base and a tongue located at the front end of the base, a shielding shell sleeved outside the base and the tongue and forming a mating space, and multiple upper-row terminals and multiple lower-row terminals fixed on the base. Each upper-row and lower row terminal has a contacting portion exposed from the upper or lower surface of the tongue, a soldering portion extending out of the base, and a connecting portion located between the contacting portion and the soldering portion. The upper-row terminals and the lower-row terminals include respectively at least one upper-row ground terminal and at least one lower-row ground terminal. An extending portion extends from each of the connecting portions of the upper-row ground terminal and the lower-row ground terminal, and the cutting surface of each extending portion urges against the shielding shell.

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: A cable connector assembly includes an insulating body, a first terminal group and a second terminal group received in the insulating body and arranged into an upper row and a lower row, a shielding sheet fixed in the insulating body and located between the first terminal group and the second terminal group, and a cable having a ground core wire. The first terminal group includes a first ground terminal, and the first ground terminal has a first soldering portion. The second terminal group includes a second ground terminal, and the second ground terminal has a second soldering portion. The ground core wire is located between the first soldering portion and the second soldering portion and is in electrical contact with the first soldering portion, the second soldering portion and the shielding sheet.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body. Multiple terminals are accommodated in the insulating body. A base is located at a periphery of the insulating body and provided with a first pivoting portion and a second pivoting portion, both located behind the insulating body. A guide frame is pivotally connected to the first pivoting portion, so that the guide frame rotates between a closed position and an open position relative to the base. The guide frame is provided with a limiting section, and two sliding rails are arranged at left and right sides thereof correspondingly. A carrier is supported on upper surfaces of the slide rails, slides in the sliding rails and rotates along with the guide frame. When the guide frame rotates from the closed position to the open position, an engaging portion abuts the limiting section to limit the guide frame from continuing rotating.

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: 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.