Abstract: A structure of a latch for an interface card is disclosed. The latch includes a positioning set and a board. The positioning set has a pillar formed at a bottom portion thereof, a protruded frontage with a protruded jointing portion and a connecting portion connected to a limiter, wherein the pillar has a pin positioned at a bottom portion thereof. A first interface card is adapted into the first connector by pressing down the first interface card to be secured by the positioning structure; and a second interface card is adapted into the second connector by pressing down the second interface card to fit the two holes with the jointing portion, and the limiter is covered onto the jointing portion to let the buckling portion of the hole of the limiter support in the hole of the jointing portion to prevent the limiter from coming loose.

Abstract: A structure of an electronic connector that can be plugged by inserting from top-to-down direction is disclosed. The electronic connector has a connector case and a Seat connector. The connector case has a plurality of terminal holes for receiving terminals, and a recession is formed at the center of the connector case. A buckle is formed underneath the recession, and has a protrusion hook. The seat connector case has a plurality of terminal holes for receiving terminals, and buckling troughs corresponding to the buckles on the connector case, and the buckling troughs have a buckling plate extending there-from.

Abstract: A mounting pin and plughole arrangement is disclosed include a plughole formed on a circuit board, and a mounting pin downwardly extending from a frame body and having a shank with two hooked portions for fastening to the plughole to lock the frame body to the circuit board by: inserting the shank of the mounting pin through the center of the plughole and then rotating the mounting pin through an angle to force top locating blocks of the hooked portions into engagement with retaining holes that form a part of the plughole.

Abstract: An isolation cap structure for an antenna connector is disclosed. The isolation cap structure is made of an injection molded plastic material and has a sleeve, a back plate rotatably connected to one end portion of the sleeve and a clamping portion rortatably connected to one end portion of the back plate. A hole is formed at the center of the sleeve, and two bumps are disposed at the back side of the sleeve for embedding the back plate and allowing the clamping portion to flip down to clamp the wires. Thus, the isolation cap structure can be held conveniently and quickly in position with wire terminals. Because of the elastic property of the injection molded plastic material, the isolation cap structure is capable of restraining the unplugging/plugging forces and therefore the reliability and the durability of the isolation cap can be effectively promoted.

Abstract: A method of fabricating an antenna connector is provided. The components of the antenna connector are mechanically assembled in an automatically operated workstation to effectively eliminate the labor/time consuming assembly process requiring assembly by hand as in the case of the prior art. The electrical connection between the coaxial cable and the terminal can be ensured and also the coaxial cable can be effectively secured to the housing so that the coaxial cable may not come loose. Thus, it is not only possible to effectively increase the production throughput, but also the reliability of the antenna connector may be effectively promoted.

Abstract: A structure of an antenna connector is provided. The antenna connector comprises a metal plate and an isolation member. The metal plate comprises at least a terminal, two wing boards and a clamp, wherein the terminal is located between the two wing boards and the clamp is located below the terminal. The isolation member comprises a sleeve located at a position corresponding to the terminal of the metal plate and two fixing portions located at positions corresponding to the two wing boards. The two fixing portions comprise a plurality of slots for fixing the wind boards. To assemble the isolation member to the metal plate, the isolation member is placed over the metal plate such that the terminal is received within the sleeve of the isolation member and the two wing boards are fixed into the slots of the two fixing portions respectively.

Abstract: A structure of a metal housing for an antenna connector is provided. The metal housing comprises a base, a sleeve and a clamp. The sleeve is connected to one end of the base and the clamp is formed on the other end of the base. Two holes are formed at one end of the base where the clamp formed. Two plates extend from the sleeve close to the clamp to form an opening. A cable comprising a conducting terminal may be inserted through the opening and the conducting terminal may be precisely positioned and securely clamped to the metal housing.

Abstract: The present invention provides a cable connector. The cable connector comprises a first metal case, a second metal case, a support base, a terminal base and a cable. The base of the support base is positioned in the first metal case such that the hollow fastener of the support base passes through the through hole of the first metal case. The cable is passed through the hollow fastener of the support base. The second metal case is assembled to the first metal case such that the connecting holes formed on the sidewalls of the second metal case buckle the slots formed on the sidewalls of the first metal case. The protruding blocks of the second metal case are bent toward the first metal case to securely cover the first metal case.