Abstract: An orthogonal female connector includes a plurality of terminal components, a main body, and a shell; the terminal components inserted in the main body and including a 40-pin, a 15-pin, a 7-pin, and a 6-pin terminal members; the terminal components having a board end and a plug end; the board end formed on a lower portion of the terminal component and combined on a printed circuit board; the plug end formed on an anterior portion of the terminal component and connected with a solid state disk interface; an angle included by pins of the board end and the plug end being 90 degrees; such that the 40-pin, 15-pin, 7-pin, and 6-pin terminal members are applied to be connected with a PSAS male connector; and the 15-pin and 7-pin terminal members are corporately applied to be connected with a SAS male connector, simplifying the structure and lowering cost.

Abstract: A plurality of contact are received within the corresponding passageways of the insulative housing of an electrical connector, respectively. Each contact has juxtaposed first body and second body angled with each other via a connecting section linked therebetween. A resilient contacting section extends upwardly from the first body. A spring arm extends upward from the first body and includes a wide plate section adjacent to the first body and a narrow bulged contacting section at a top thereof. During operation, the plate section is parallel to a top face of the housing in a compressed manner.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulative housing retaining a plurality of contacts therein. The contact includes a mating part with a first body and a spring arm extending therefrom for mating a conductive pad of a CPU (Central Processing Unit), and a soldering part with a second body and a solder tail extending therefrom for mounting a solder ball thereon. The spring arm is downwardly pressed by the CPU to contact the soldering part when the CPU is mounted upon the electrical connector The mating part and the soldering part are spaced from each other either without any connection, or alternately linked with each other via a bridge transversely connected therebetween wherein the latter may optionally omit the barbed structure from one of the mating part and the soldering part.

Abstract: A high speed connector with magnetic engagement mechanism includes a cable end connector and a plate end connector combined with each other; the cable end connector having a cable end body member and a resilient pin connected with a cable; the plate end connector being on a PCB and having a plate end body member and a connection terminal; the cable end body member having a concave portion on a plug end of the cable end body member; the resilient pin being disposed in the concave portion; the plate end body member having a convex portion on a plug end of the plate end body member; the convex portion and a plane of the plug end of the plate end body member including a 20-degree angle. Therefore, the signal integrity is improved, and the safety issue due to an abnormal plugging is prevented.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulative housing and a contact module essentially composed of a plurality of contacts integrally formed within an insulator via an insert-molding process wherein the contact module is assembled to the housing via two steps along different directions perpendicular to each other. The housing forms a plurality of protrusions engaged with the corresponding ribs of contact module in the vertical direction so as to retain the contact module to the housing reliably. All the insulator, the contacts and the housing are arranged in a staggered manner.

Abstract: A stack type female connector includes a terminal assembly, a main body, and a shell, wherein the terminal assembly is inserted in the main body. A board end is at a bottom part of the terminal assembly for being inserted on a PCB. A plugging end is at an anterior part of the terminal assembly for connecting a SSD interface. The terminal assembly has an upper terminal assembly and a lower terminal assembly, wherein both of the upper terminal assembly and the lower terminal assembly have a 40-pin terminal member and a 28-pin terminal member. The 28-pin terminal member is formed of a 15-pin terminal member, a 7-pin terminal member, and a 6-pin terminal member inserted in the terminal pedestal. The stack type female connector achieves a simplified structure, a lower production cost, and a better heat dissipation performance through an optimized design of the structure.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulative base, an insulative cover attached upon the base and moveable along a front-to-back direction, and an operation lever sandwiched between the base and the cover for moving the cover relative to the base in the front-to-back direction. The lever includes an actuating bar sandwiched between the upper head and the lower head, and an operation bar exposed outside of the base and the cover. The operation bar is rotatable between a horizontal position and a vertical position. The lower head includes a stopper around a front end of the operation bar with a locking section engaged with the operation bar wherein said locking section extends toward the operation bar either inwardly along the transverse direction or in the front-to-back direction.

Abstract: A high-frequency ultra-fine coaxial RF connection member as well as the high-frequency ultra-fine coaxial RF jumper and the receptor connector thereof deliver a high-frequency RF signal by direct electrical contact of an end of a cable central conductor of a coaxial cable with a circuit substrate. Furthermore, the receptor connector of the high-frequency ultra-fine coaxial RF connection member limits a cable end connector through a receptor metal cover, thereby reducing an entire height of the high-frequency ultra-fine coaxial RF connection member, to meet requirement of thinned high-frequency ultra-fine coaxial RF connection members.

Abstract: An electronic component includes a first module, a second module and a third module between the first module and the second module. Each of the first module and the second module includes a plurality of conductive pads thereon. A connecting part includes a plate body and a plurality of first tails and a plurality of second tails respectively extending on two opposite sides of the plate body wherein the first tails are soldered upon the first conductive pads and the second tails are soldered upon the second conductive pads, respectively. Each of the first tails and the second tails includes a mounting pad with a through hole therein, and a folded section on the end edge with a solder unit received with a space formed in the folded section and communicatively above the corresponding through hole.

Abstract: A plurality of contact are received within the corresponding passageways of the insulative housing of an electrical connector, respectively. Each contact has juxtaposed first body and second body angled with each other via a connecting section linked therebetween. A resilient contacting section extends upwardly from the first body. The bottom portion of the second body forms sideward spaced first blade and second blade with a slit therebetween, wherein a soldering tail further extends from the first blade, and the second blade is sideward farther from the first body than the first blade is. The bottom edge of the first body is lower than the bottom edge of the connecting sections o as to form another slit between the first body and the second body under the connection section.

Abstract: An electrical contact forms opposite top surface and bottom surface. A guiding groove is formed in the top surface. A mounting section is formed at an end of the contact. In the mounting section, a securing hole extends downwardly from the guiding groove and through the bottom surface. A solder unit is received within the securing hole and reaches a conductive pad, under the contact, to which the contact is soldered by reflowing the solder unit. The guiding groove extends from an oblique section of the contact so as to assure the socket unit can be smoothly dropped into the securing hole. The solder unit can be temporarily retained within the securing hole before reflowing.

Abstract: An anti-abrasion connector includes a casing and a main body; the casing having a tube structure mounted around the main body; the main body having a terminal cavity for the terminal to be inserted therein; the casing having at least two protection members; the protection members disposed on an inner side of an edge of the casing; each of the protection members having a connection body and a protection body, respectively; the connection body formed in a curve-shaped structure and connected with the corresponding edge of the casing; the protection body formed in a cuboid shape and connected with the casing through the corresponding connection body. When the casing is mounted around the main body, each of the protection bodies covering an inner wall of the main body. With the optimized connector structure, the anti-abrasion capability during plugging of the connector is improved, enhancing stability of connection.

Abstract: An active virtual reality cable includes a main wire, a plurality of wire branches, a transfer member, and a control member. The transfer member is connected with the main wire and the wire branches. The control member has one end connected with the main wire and the other end connected with the motherboard of the virtual reality equipment. The wire branches include at least two wires. With the control member, the DC power wire is combined with various signal wires, increasing cable functions and meeting the development trend of product digitalization and integration. Multi-sectional structure of the main wire facilitates the storing and replacing operation of the cable, meeting various usage requirements of the customers nowadays. The extension distance of the cable is improved through the 42P OCulink plug. Also, the cost of manufacturing is lowered.

Abstract: A PSAS female connector includes a body member, a terminal assembly, and a conductive member. The body member has a conductive groove and a tooth recess. The conductive groove is on a lateral side of the body member. The tooth recess is at an inner side of an edge of the conductive groove. The conductive member has a protrusion tooth and a protrusion strip, and is engaged in the conductive groove. The protrusion tooth is at an outer side of an edge of the conductive member. When the conductive member is engaged in the conductive groove, the protrusion tooth is geared to be engaged with the tooth recess. When the terminal assembly is engaged in the terminal groove, the protrusion strip and the terminal assembly are engaged with each other, thus improving the combination between the conductive member and the conductive groove.

Abstract: A mobile phone middle plate having a sectional outer frame. An outer metal frame, a middle metal frame welded in the outer metal frame, and a first plastic member and a second plastic member which are disposed in the outer metal frame. The outer metal frame is formed by splicing at least two metal section bars, and the adjacent metal section bars have certain gaps so as to form an antenna separator. The gaps are welded together by concave connecting blocks which are welded on the inner side surface of the outer metal frame. The first plastic member and the second plastic member are respectively clamped with the upper end and the lower end of the middle metal frame. The mobile phone middle plate having a sectional outer frame provided by the present invention has the advantages of good structural strength and low manufacturing cost.

Abstract: A connection method of an RF cable end connector and a coaxial cable and an internal terminal used thereof are provided. An insulator is formed outside a body of the internal terminal by embedded molding, making the internal terminal have a composite structure integrated with the insulator. The internal terminal can be connected to the coaxial cable by, for example, clamping. This allows connection between the RF cable end connector and the coaxial cable to be easily accomplished by automatic processes, thereby reducing fabrication costs of RF cable end connector jumpers.

Abstract: A manufacturing method for a metallic housing of an electronic device is provided. The method includes providing a die-casting mold including a male die and a female die; positioning an outer frame in a cavity of the female die, the outer frame including a plurality of latching portions protruding from an inner surface inwardly and a plurality of latching grooves, each latching portion including at least one receiving groove; assembling the male die to the female die; casting pressured molten metal-alloy into the cavity to form an inner structural member embedded in the outer frame, the inner structural member including a plurality of engaging portions respectively embedded in the plurality of receiving grooves, and a plurality of matching portions respectively embedded in the plurality of latching grooves; dissembling the male die from the female die; and removing the outer frame and the inner structural member from the female die.