Abstract: The disclosure provides a socket connector including a housing, a circuit board, an electronic device, a contact element, and a switch component. The housing has an insertion hole configured for an insertion of a plug connector. The circuit board is fixed in the insertion hole. The electronic component is disposed in the insertion hole. The contact element is located in the insertion hole. The contact element has a fixed end and a movable end, the fixed end is electrically connected to the circuit board, and the movable end is movable with respect to the circuit board. The switch component is movably located in the insertion hole and is in contact with the contact element. The switch component is configured to be movable by the plug connector so as to force the movable end of the contact element to electrically connect to or disconnect from the electronic component.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a socket connector including a housing, a circuit board, an electronic device, a contact element, and a switch component. The housing has an insertion hole configured for an insertion of a plug connector. The circuit board is fixed in the insertion hole. The electronic component is disposed in the insertion hole. The contact element is located in the insertion hole. The contact element has a fixed end and a movable end, the fixed end is electrically connected to the circuit board, and the movable end is movable with respect to the circuit board. The switch component is movably located in the insertion hole and is in contact with the contact element. The switch component is configured to be movable by the plug connector so as to force the movable end of the contact element to electrically connect to or disconnect from the electronic component.

Abstract: A connector includes an insulated housing having a slot and a transmission assembly located inside the insulated housing. The transmission assembly includes a main circuit board, an expanded circuit board, a plurality of first terminals and at least one second terminal. The expanded circuit board is stacked on the main circuit board and a first lateral side and a second lateral side of the expanded circuit board which are opposite to each other has a plurality of first electrical contacts and at least one second electrical contact, respectively. The first terminals and the at least one second terminal are plugged in the main circuit board. One ends of the first terminals are in electrical contact with the first electrical contacts respectively. The other ends of the first terminals bend and extend towards the second lateral side of the expanded circuit board.

Abstract: A connector includes an insulated housing having a slot and a transmission assembly located inside the insulated housing. The transmission assembly includes a main circuit board, an expanded circuit board, a plurality of first terminals and at least one second terminal. The expanded circuit board is stacked on the main circuit board and a first lateral side and a second lateral side of the expanded circuit board which are opposite to each other has a plurality of first electrical contacts and at least one second electrical contact, respectively. The first terminals and the at least one second terminal are plugged in the main circuit board. One ends of the first terminals are in electrical contact with the first electrical contacts respectively. The other ends of the first terminals bend and extend towards the second lateral side of the expanded circuit board.

Abstract: A connector includes a casing, a circuit board, a joint and an adapter. The casing has an accommodating space. The circuit board, located in the accommodating space, has multiple conductive contacts. The joint, assembled on the casing, is electrically connected to the circuit board. The adapter module, detachably assembled in the accommodating space, includes a first body, a second body and multiple piercing terminals. The first body has multiple insertion slots. The second body is combined with the first body. The multiple piercing terminals, located on the second body, correspond to the insertion slots and are electrically connected to the multiple conductive contacts.

Abstract: A connector includes a lower casing, a circuit board, a connecting head, multiple puncturing terminals, an upper casing and an upper lid. The lower casing includes a base and at least one support pole provided on the base. The base has an accommodating slot. The circuit board disposed in the accommodating slot. The connecting head is disposed on the base, and is electrically connected to the circuit board. The puncturing terminals are disposed on the circuit board. The upper casing includes a casing body, a cantilever structure extending from one side of the casing body and a cable holder located on the cantilever structure. The upper lid is disposed on the upper casing body. The upper lid has a release position and an open position relative to the casing body.

Abstract: A terminal module used in an RJ45 female connector in which the first transmission terminal includes a triangle support portion having a downward bent downwardly extended from the bonding portion and an upward bent connected with the lower end thereof to the downward bent and the upper end thereof to the contact portion. The eighth transmission terminal includes a support portion obliquely upwardly from the bonding portion and terminating in the contact portion. Further, the contained angle defined between the inner end of the bonding portion of the eighth transmission terminal and the support portion and the contained angle defined between the contact portion of the eighth transmission terminal and the support portion are arc guide angles. These terminal shapes are used to prevent terminal deformation upon insertion of a non-matching male connector.

Abstract: A terminal holder structure installed in a RJ45 dual-port jack is disclosed to include a plastic intermediate bracket mounted on a middle part of a circuit board to hold the 3rd and 5th terminals of a first set of terminals numbered from 1st through 8th and the 3rd and 5th terminals of a second set of terminals numbered from 1st through 8th in reversed directions so that the distance' between the 3rd and 5th terminals of the first set of terminals and the 3rd and 5th terminals of the second set of terminals is extended for crosstalk compensation to avoid crosstalk interference in the RJ45 dual-port jack.

Abstract: A toolless video balun is disclosed to include a bottom cover shell covered with a top cover shell to hold a circuit board and a BNC connector, two metal terminals bonded to the circuit board with the respective sharp-edged top metal holder portions respectively inserted into respective insertion slot in a terminal block at the top cover shell, and a pressure cap pivoted to the top cover shell for holding down electrical wires of a network line in wire grooves in the terminal block for causing the metal holder portions of the metal terminals to make contact with conductors of the electrical wires of the network line respectively.

Abstract: A high frequency plug formed of a housing, a load board and a cable organizer is disclosed. The cable organizer has top, bottom, left and right guide grooves for guiding the four twisted pairs of the cable, and a vertical opening hole in communication between the top and bottom guide grooves to enhance cross talk between the pair of the third and sixth wires and the pair of the fourth and fifth wire, thereby achieving de-embedded effect and improving the transmission quality. The cable organizer is molded from plastic with conductive material or EMI/RFI shielding material, eliminating interference and improving the transmission quality.

Abstract: A bidirectional communication module jack assembly is disclosed to include a front bracket, a rear bracket fastened to the front bracket, and a plurality of jack modules mounted in between the front bracket and the rear bracket. The front bracket and the rear bracket cause a sense of beauty while giving a maximum protection to the jack modules. Except the use of the front bracket to support the jack modules, the rear bracket enhances the positioning of the jack modules and supports the pressure of module plugs and their electrical wires that are connected to the jack modules from the back side.

Abstract: A low crosstalk transmission connector includes a housing that houses a metal spring plate, a load bar, a terminal module and a locating frame, a cable organizer, which has an axle hole that receives a 8-wire cable and 8 wire grooves that separate the 8 insulated wires of the cable, and a metal shield that accommodates the cable organizer and has a bottom clamping plate and a top clamping plate respectively hooked on the bottom and top sides of the housing to ensure high steadity. The 4th and 6th metal contact terminals and the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 8th metal contact terminals of the terminal module have the respective front contact portions curved in two reversed directions to reduce crosstalk noise, thereby improving transmission quality.

Abstract: A plug fastened to a cable and electrically connected to the conductors of the 4 twisted pairs of a cable for transmission of high frequency/telecommunication signals is disclosed to include a housing, which has a holding down block stamped to hold down the cable, a load bar, which is inserted into the housing with the cable and has wire slots for receiving the conductors of the cable respectively and wire grooves for guiding the conductors of the cable into the wire slots, and a cable organizer, which has front guide flanges respectively engaged into rear guide grooves of the load bar, and four wire grooves formed in four sides and separated from one another by a partition wall for dividing the four twisted pairs of the cable to prevent crosstalk noises.