Abstract: A cable end connector assembly (1) for mating with an outer ground device (50) includes a plurality of electrical connectors (10), a cable (20), an insulative cover (40) and a grounding element (30). The cable comprises a plurality of wires (201), an outer insulative jacket (203) surrounding the wires and a metal braid positioned between the wires and the insulative jacket. The wires extend out of the jacket and electrically connect with contacts of the connectors, respectively. The insulative cover comprises a front portion (43) for the outer ground device being mounted thereon. The metal braid of the cable extends to the front portion. The grounding element is mounted to the front portion of the cover, and electrically and mechanically connects with the metal braid of the cable adapted for electrically connecting to the outer ground device.

Abstract: An angle type plug connector 1 has an insulated body 2 for insertion into a mating connector, and contacts 3 fixed in the insulated body and each having at its one end a finger 9 for contact with a foreign contact held in the mating connector, each contact having at its other end a leg 10 adjoined to one electric wire 36 in a signal transmission cable 35. The connector also has an angle type shield 32 consisting of a pair of first and second metallic covers, the first cover 4 enclosing outer portions of the insulated body 2, and the second cover 5 enclosing the contacts' legs 10 and the wires' bare end portions, so that the second cover extends at a right angle relative to the first cover.

Abstract: A structure of a four-legged mounting peg for connection of boards comprising a loose-proof ring, a T-shaped four-legged mounting peg mounting body having a top plate with a center screw hole, and a plurality of pointed discs, vertically extended from the top plate, characterized in that at least an upwardly protruded securing disc is provided on the top plate, closely adjacent to the screw hole to enclose the loose-proof ring, the protruded securing disc being bent inwardly towards the center screw hole and integrally formed as a unit with the peg body, thereby the mounting peg secures firmly onto the boards to mount the boards together without dislocation.