Abstract: An electrical connector structure includes an insulating housing, a first terminal set, a second terminal set, a third terminal set and at least one conductive member. The first, second and third terminal sets are disposed in the insulating housing. Each of the first and second terminal sets includes a plurality of signal terminals and at least one ground terminal. The conductive member is electrically connected to the ground terminals of the first and second terminal sets, and is not electrically connected to the third terminal set.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an outer case, an insulation base, an elastic airtight member and a conductive terminal. The outer case includes a main frame, and a partition member formed within the main frame to define a first slot and a second slot therein. The insulation base is fixedly connected to the main frame, and disposed within the second slot. The elastic airtight member is disposed within the second slot, and interposed between the insulation base and the partition member. The conductive terminal is disposed within the insulation base, the elastic airtight member and the partition member, and extends into the first slot from the partition member, and extending outwards the insulation base from the second slot.

Abstract: A receptacle connector includes a contact assembly and a housing. The contact assembly includes first contacts and second contacts extending along a first direction. A first insulative carrier and a second insulative carrier respectively wraps the wrapping regions of the first contacts and the second contacts. The housing includes a receiving space for connecting with the plug connector. The housing includes a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a first end wall, a second end wall, a supporting strip and dividing plates which defined the receiving space. The supporting strip extends along the first direction, and two ends of the supporting strip are respectively connected with the first end wall and the second end wall. The first dividing plate and the second dividing plate respectively extend from the first side wall and the second side wall toward the receiving space and are connected with the supporting strip.

Abstract: An electrical connector structure includes an insulating housing, a first terminal set, a second terminal set, a third terminal set and at least one conductive member. The first, second and third terminal sets are disposed in the insulating housing. Each of the first and second terminal sets includes a plurality of signal terminals and at least one ground terminal. The conductive member is electrically connected to the ground terminals of the first and second terminal sets, and is not electrically connected to the third terminal set.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an outer case, an insulation base, an elastic airtight member and a conductive terminal. The outer case includes a main frame, and a partition member formed within the main frame to define a first slot and a second slot therein. The insulation base is fixedly connected to the main frame, and disposed within the second slot. The elastic airtight member is disposed within the second slot, and interposed between the insulation base and the partition member. The conductive terminal is disposed within the insulation base, the elastic airtight member and the partition member, and extends into the first slot from the partition member, and extending outwards the insulation base from the second slot.

Abstract: An electrical connector structure is provided. The electrical connector structure includes a housing, a plurality of terminals and a plurality of conductive members. The terminals are disposed in the housing. The conductive members are disposed on a side of the terminals. Two immediately adjacent ones of the conductive members are physically separated and electrically connected.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a plug and a sliding lock element. The plug includes an inserting portion, a cover portion, and a first sidewall portion. The cover portion covers one end of the inserting portion. The first sidewall portion is perpendicularly connected to the cover portion. A gap is formed between the first sidewall portion and the inserting portion. The sliding lock element is assembled on the plug. The sliding lock element includes a lid portion, a vertical extension portion, and a fitting portion. The lid portion slidably covers the cover portion of the plug. The vertical extension portion is perpendicularly connected to the lid portion. The fitting portion is connected to the vertical extension portion and extends toward the lid portion.

Abstract: A receptacle connector includes a contact assembly and a housing. The contact assembly includes first contacts and second contacts extending along a first direction. A first insulative carrier and a second insulative carrier respectively wraps the wrapping regions of the first contacts and the second contacts. The housing includes a receiving space for connecting with the plug connector. The housing includes a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a first end wall, a second end wall, a supporting strip and dividing plates which defined the receiving space. The supporting strip extends along the first direction, and two ends of the supporting strip are respectively connected with the first end wall and the second end wall. The first dividing plate and the second dividing plate respectively extend from the first side wall and the second side wall toward the receiving space and are connected with the supporting strip.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a plug and a sliding lock element. The plug includes an inserting portion, a cover portion, and a first sidewall portion. The cover portion covers one end of the inserting portion. The first sidewall portion is perpendicularly connected to the cover portion. A gap is formed between the first sidewall portion and the inserting portion. The sliding lock element is assembled on the plug. The sliding lock element includes a lid portion, a vertical extension portion, and a fitting portion. The lid portion slidably covers the cover portion of the plug. The vertical extension portion is perpendicularly connected to the lid portion. The fitting portion is connected to the vertical extension portion and extends toward the lid portion.

Abstract: A high frequency connector includes a first and a second contact array arranged along a first direction, a first and a second insulative carrier, a housing surrounding the first and the second contact array, and at least one impedance adjusting element. The second contact array is reversely arranged side by side with the first contact array. The first and the second insulative carrier respectively cover the first and the second contact array. The housing is engaged with the first and the second insulative carrier. The impedance adjusting element includes a base and a plurality of plates. The base includes a first and a second surface connected with each other and forming a turning angle, and a third surface engaged with the housing. A contact of the first or the second contact array includes an adjusting region. The plates and the adjusting regions are staggered along the first direction.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes a receptacle connector and a plug connector. The receptacle connector includes a shield having a receiving slot and a first insulation body disposed in the receiving slot. The first insulation body includes at least one mating cavity and at least one terminal group disposed in the mating cavity. The first insulation body and the shield collectively define at least one adapting structure. The at least one terminal group has a plurality of elastic terminals arranged as at least one row along a first direction. The plug connector includes a paddle board electrically connected to a cable and a second insulation body secured with the paddle board and the cable. At least one adapting element extends from the second insulation body and is adjacently disposed to the paddle board. The adapting element and the adapting structure are mated to each other.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulator body including a mating cavity formed by a top plate, a bottom plate and two lateral plates. Two surfaces of the top plate and the bottom plate facing each other have a plurality of terminal trenches. A plurality of conductive terminals are respectively arranged in the terminal trenches of the insulator body. Each of the conductive terminals has a contact portion, a welding portion and a main body portion connected to the contact portion and the welding portion. The welding portions extend out of the insulator body respectively. Each of thicknesses of the contact portions is less than each of thicknesses of the main body portions, or each of widths of the contact portions is less than each of widths of the main body portions.

Abstract: A connector includes an insulating housing, a circuit board, a flexible piece, and a plurality of guide rods. The circuit board has a front end configured to dock with a docking connector, a back end distal to the front end, and a plurality of gold fingers disposed at the front end. The back end is embedded in the insulating housing and the front end is extended outwardly from the insulating housing such that each gold finger is exposed at a surface of the circuit board. The flexible piece is installed at a top surface of the insulating housing. The flexible piece is used to engage with the docking connector. Each gold finger can be electrically connected to the docking connector. Each guide rod is disposed at two opposite sides of the insulating housing. Each guide rod extends outwardly towards the docking connector.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes a receptacle connector and a plug connector. The receptacle connector includes a shield having a receiving slot and a first insulation body disposed in the receiving slot. The first insulation body includes at least one mating cavity and at least one terminal group disposed in the mating cavity. The first insulation body and the shield collectively define at least one adapting structure. The at least one terminal group has a plurality of elastic terminals arranged as at least one row along a first direction. The plug connector includes a paddle board electrically connected to a cable and a second insulation body secured with the paddle board and the cable. At least one adapting element extends from the second insulation body and is adjacently disposed to the paddle board. The adapting element and the adapting structure are mated to each other.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a first terminal group, an insulation body, a conductive glue, and an insulation casing. The first terminal group includes grounding terminals and signal terminals. Each of the terminals in the first terminal group has a main portion. The insulation body is fixed to the main portion of each terminal of the first terminal group. The insulation body has openings exposing corresponding grounding terminals. The conductive glue fills the openings of the insulation body, and the conductive glue electrically connects the grounding terminals. The insulation casing includes a first side wall which includes first terminal slots. The first terminal group is disposed in the first terminal slots of the first side wall, and the conductive glue is sandwiched between the first side wall and the insulation body.

Abstract: A high frequency connector is disclosed. The high frequency connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of insulating pieces, and a plurality of terminals. Each of the terminals is respectively assembled to the insulating pieces. The plurality of insulating pieces are assembled to the insulating housing. Each of the insulating pieces has a first surface and a second surface. A plurality of recesses are formed on each of the first surface and the second surface. The recesses are arranged in parallel on each of the first surface and the second surface. A plurality of impedance adjustment holes are arranged on each of the first surface and the second surface in an interlaced manner. The impedance adjustment holes are disposed between the recesses. Each of the terminals is received in the impedance adjustment hole or the recess, so as to improve characteristic impedances and crosstalk interferences of the terminals.

Abstract: A connector includes an insulating housing, a circuit board, a flexible piece, and a plurality of guides. The circuit board has a front end configured to dock with a docking connector, a back end distal to the front end, and a plurality of gold fingers disposed at the front end. The back end is embedded in the insulating housing and the front end is extended outwardly from the insulating housing such that each gold finger is exposed at a surface of the circuit board. The flexible piece is installed at a top surface of the insulating housing. The flexible piece is used to engage with the docking connector. Each gold finger can be electrically connected to the docking connector. Each guide is disposed at two opposite sides of the insulating housing. Each guide extends outwardly towards the docking connector.

Abstract: A electrical connector structure includes ground terminals formed in two rows, which are fixed into two bases respectively, in which each of the ground terminals includes a contact portion, a soldering portion and a main body is connected to the contact portion and the soldering portion, and each main body is fixed into the bases, and each soldering portion extends out of the bases; and a ground member including two ground plates, in which the ground plates covering surfaces of the bases, respectively, and a surface of each ground plate has a plurality of contact arms protruding, the contact arms are electrically contacted to the ground terminals, respectively, in which two ends of each contact arm contact the ground plates, respectively.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, plural conductive terminals, and a shielding body. The insulating body includes a top board, a bottom board, and two side boards that form a docking chamber. The top board has a first surface, the bottom board has a second surface facing to the first surface, and plural terminal grooves are formed on the first surface and the second surface. Each of the conductive terminals has a contacting portion and a tail portion connected to the contacting portion. The contacting portion is located in a corresponding one of the terminal grooves, and the tail portion is extended to outside of the insulating body. The shielding body has two side walls opposite to each other and is fixed to an opening of the docking chamber in which two convex portions are respectively located on inner surfaces of the side walls.

Abstract: An electrical connector is fixed to a circuit board, and includes an inner insulating body and terminal modules. The inner insulating body includes a docking portion and a mounting portion. Each module has a carrier and terminals. The carrier is disposed on the mounting portion. The contacts are formed from a metal film and fixed to the carrier. Each terminal has a mating portion, a tail portion and a base portion connected between the mating portion and the tail portion. The mating portion extends from outside the carrier to inside the mating hole. The tail portion extends from outside the carrier to a surface of the circuit board. Each tail portion of a portion of the terminals has a soldering surface attached to the surface of the circuit board and a soldering pin passing through the surface of the circuit board respectively.