Abstract: In some embodiments, a socket assembly, electronic assembly and electronic system provide current paths for supplying power and I/O signals to a processor. The socket assembly includes a base having an upper surface and a lower surface with a plurality of contacts extending from the upper surface of the base. Each of the contacts is adjacent to another contact such that each of the contacts is part of a differential pair of contacts. Each of the contacts includes a first side and a second side. One of the contacts in each differential pair of contacts is oriented in one direction while the other contact in each differential pair of contacts is oriented in an opposing direction such that the first side of one of the contacts in each differential pair faces in an opposite direction to the first side of the other contacts in each differential pair.

Abstract: An electric motor (10) wherein the housing (12) comprises a sleeve (42) having a vent opening (110) extending therethrough. The motor cover (22) has a diaphragming portion (140) overlaying the vent opening (110). The diaphragming portion (140) adheres against the sleeve (42) to close the vent opening (110) when pressure within the motor chamber (14) is less than ambient pressure, thereby preventing the passage of air from the chamber (14). The diaphragming portion (140) lifts from the sleeve (42) to open the vent opening (110) when pressure within motor chamber (14) is greater than ambient pressure, thereby allowing the passage of air from the chamber (14).

Abstract: An integral, unitary cover assembly for covering an electrical connection between first and second electrical cables each having a primary conductor and a neutral conductor includes an inner elastomeric sleeve, an outer elastomeric sleeve and a duct member. The inner sleeve defines a cable passage to receive the electrical connection and the primary conductors of the first and second cables. The outer sleeve surrounds the inner sleeve. The duct member is interposed between the inner and outer sleeves. The duct member defines a neutral conductor passage configured to receive at least one of the neutral conductors therethrough.

Abstract: A land grid array connector (100) has a stiffener defining a window (305) thereon, a metal clip (40) pivotably coupling with stiffener, a lever (50) engaging on the stiffener, a housing (10) received in the window of the stiffener and a number of contacts mounted to the housing. The lever includes a pair of locating portions (501) and an offset actuating portion (503) disposed between the locating portions. The clip includes a projecting portion (400) having a depress portion (405) for receiving the offset actuating portion of the lever, a protruding portion (406) bending upwardly and inwardly from an end of the depress portion and a pair of guiding portions (4060) extending outwardly from the protruding portion for resisting against opposite ends of the offset actuating portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) for electrically connecting an electrical chip to a printed circuit board includes a base (3), a number of contacts, a stiffener (4) partially surrounding the base, a metal clip (5) pivotally assembled to one end of the stiffener, and a lever (6) pivotally assembled to opposite the other end of the stiffener. The base has a number of contact receiving passageways, and includes a mounting surface (314) for arranging the electrical chip and opposite connecting surface (315) for positioning to the printed circuit board. The contacts are received in the contact receiving passageways of the main body. The base defines a plurality of through slots (310) extending from mounting surface to the connecting surface thereof for transferring heat produced by the electrical chip outwardly.

Abstract: A resin sealing type circuit device is disclosed having a circuit case, made of resin, which has a recessed portion, a plurality of circuit elements accommodated in the recessed portion and having lead terminals, respectively, wiring metal segments fixedly supported with the circuit case and having lead terminal connecting portions protruding into the recessed portion, and a sealing resin filled in the recessed portion and covering the plurality of circuit elements and the lead terminal connecting portions of the wiring metal segments, wherein placements of the plurality of circuit elements are determined in consideration for a temperature distribution of the sealing resin.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a dielectric housing provided with a plurality of contact modules. Each of the contact modules is provided with a lead frame having mounting contacts electrically connected to mating contacts by signal conductors and ground conductors that extend along a predetermined path within the contact module. The lead frames in adjacent contact modules alternate between a first pattern and a second pattern. The first pattern and the second pattern each have pairs of signal conductors and individual ground conductors arranged in an alternating sequence. Each of the ground conductors has a width transverse to the predetermined path that is substantially equal to a combined width transverse to the predetermined path across the pair of signal conductors in the adjacent contact module such that the ground conductor shields the pair of signal conductors in the adjacent contact module.

Abstract: A high-density connector assembly includes a frame, at least one sub-assembly connected to the frame, at least one connector connected to the at least one sub-assembly, a plurality of contacts disposed in the connector, a circuit board disposed in the connector; and a plurality of cables. Each of the plurality of cables is connected to a corresponding one of the plurality of contacts. At least one of the plurality of contacts has a bifurcated tip.

Abstract: An electrical cord connector assembly for non-permanently holding together a male electrical plug connected to a first electrical cord and a female electrical plug connected to a second electrical cord comprised of: a first portion formed by two halves joined by a first seam, having a first inner surface, and forming a first opening adapted to receive the first electrical cord; a first plurality of walls on the first inner surface and forming a first longitudinal channel; at least one first groove formed between each of first plurality of walls; at least one first locking key sized to fit within one of the first grooves; a second portion formed by two halves joined by a second seam, having a second inner surface, and forming a second opening adapted to receive the second electrical cord; a second plurality of walls on the second inner surface and forming a second longitudinal channel; at least one second groove formed between the second plurality of walls; at least one second locking key sized to fit within o

Abstract: A low profile design of multi-in-one card connector includes a base frame having two upright sidewalls and a guide groove at the front side of each upright sidewall and defining a front insertion opening, multiple terminal sets mounted in the base frame, two limiter blocks vertically movably mounted in the guide grooves of the upright sidewalls each having a top stop flange and a bottom stop flange, at least one of the top and bottom stop flanges of each limiter block being held in the front insertion opening to prohibit insertion of a second memory card after insertion of a first memory card, and two elastic members supporting the limiter blocks in an upper limit position.

Abstract: A coaxial connector adapted to be assembled to a coaxial cable includes a conductor shell, a dielectric housing and a connection terminal. The conductor shell has a sleeve portion. The dielectric housing has a base portion received in the sleeve portion of the conductor shell. A terminal groove is defined in the base portion. The connection terminal received in the terminal groove has a connection portion and a contact portion adapted for connecting a mating extending downward from the connection portion. A locking arm is bent upward and extending along the extending direction of the connection portion from an end thereof, a free end of the locking arm protrudes toward the connection portion to form a fixing tooth for griping an inner conductor of the coaxial cable arranged between the connection portion and the locking arm.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a wiring harness end connector for an electronic module or an electronic card. It especially finds application in the case of connection of electronic modules contained in insulating cases, for example for vehicle headlights. An orientation component carried by the first connector or the second connector allows the wiring harness to leave in any orientation relative to the orientation of the connector.

Abstract: An entirely wearable electrical connector for power/data connectivity. The principal element of a modular network is the wearable electrical connector, which is integrated into a personal area network with USB compatibility. Several wearable connector embodiments are disclosed. The first, an O-ring based version, was subsequently replaced by a more mature second version, which is based on anisotropic pressure sensitive conductive elastomer. Both are snap-style, low-profile, 360°-moving, round, blind operable plug-and-play, reconfigurable wearable connectors with power/data daisy-lattice-style connectivity. A third embodiment comprises a non-conductive elastomeric environmental seal. A fourth embodiment utilizes a self-acting, automatic shutter-type environmental seal. A fifth embodiment comprises a smaller version that resembles a conventional snap fastener commonly used on clothing.

Abstract: A surface mount electrical connector includes a terminal body having a first elongate member that cooperates with a housing to secure the terminal body to the connector housing. A second elongate member of the terminal body includes a curved portion having an aperture therethrough. The curved portion includes a convex surface that facilitates automated assembly operations, and the aperture helps to overcome surface tension in liquid solder, thereby promoting a secure electrical connection.

Abstract: An EMI gasket takes the form of a formed conductive shroud that completely encircles a metal shielding cage. The shroud has an opening that is surrounded by a plurality of sides and the shroud contains a base portion that has slits formed in a leading edge thereof. The slits define a plurality of spring arms or contacts that are bent in opposing directions so that some of the spring arms extend up and out into contact with a faceplate inserted over the shielding cage and the remaining spring arms extend down and into the shielding cage interior to contact a module inserted therein.

Abstract: An all-in-one card connector includes a base frame, a plurality of terminal sets, two pivotable stoppers, and a shell. Each of the two pivotable stoppers includes a pivotable portion having one end pivoted to a front part of one of two sides of the base frame; and a stopping portion extending transversally from the other end of the pivotable portion toward an inside of the base frame. The two pivotable stoppers are spaced from each other for such an interval that a relatively wide card can work on the two pivotable stoppers at the same time and a relatively narrow card cannot do so. The interval between the two pivotable stoppers is smaller than width of the relatively narrow card. Two springy members are mounted between the base frame and the two pivotable stoppers respectively. The shell covers a part of the base frame.

Abstract: A track rail is formed in a channel-like configuration while having a guide passage for sliders. A table structure that moves within the guide passage includes: a pair of sliders that move forwards and backwards within the guide passage; and a connecting top board connecting those sliders to each other with a predetermined interval therebetween and provided with a mounting surface for a movable member. An armature constituting a linear motor is received between the pair of sliders, and field magnets constituting the linear motor are arranged in the track rail so as to face the guide passage. The armature and the field magnets, which constitute the linear motor, are completely integrated with the table structure and the track rail, which constitute a linear guide, and are entirely contained inside the linear guide.

Abstract: A coaxial cable connector inner contact with an interface end and a cable end for a coaxial cable with a hollow inner conductor having an outer diameter surface and an inner diameter surface. The inner contact having an inner conductor interface at the interface end and a spring contact proximate the cable end dimensioned to engage the outer diameter surface. A plug hole open to the cable end retains a plug, the plug dimensioned to insert into the hollow inner conductor and seat against the inner diameter surface.

Abstract: A magnetic transmission having an input shaft and an output shaft with two or more gear assemblies, each gear assembly having an input sprocket affixed to the input shaft, an output armature with peripheral electromagnets affixed to the output shaft, a transfer drum concentric with the output armature and having electromagnets inset from the inside surface of the transfer drum and a drum sprocket on the periphery of the transfer drum, and a transfer chain engaging the input sprocket and the drum sprocket. A gear assembly actuator is used to select and energize a desired gear assembly. A hysteresis clutch can also be used in lieu of the output armature and the transfer drum.

Abstract: This invention is directed to a lamp holder for receiving the contact pins at the end of a fluorescent lamp. More specifically, for a ceiling mounted fixture, the lamp holders for the contact pins of a fluorescent lamp each include two downwardly extending straight elongated slots or channels spaced to receive the contact pins of the lamp. Mounting of the lamp is accomplished by inserting each pin of the lamp into its own downwardly extending slot in the lamp holder and then pushing the pins up into the slots until they reach the end where they are automatically locked to the lamp holders. The lamp in not twisted or rotated to lock it to the lamp holder. As the contact pins of the lamp are inserted into the channels of the lamp holder, they are captured by a latching member which automatically locks the pins to the receptacle.