Abstract: An electrical adapter (100) includes a first housing member (1), a second housing member (2) coupled with the first housing member to define an internal space therebetween, and a subassembly (3) received in the space. The first housing member has a first mating face (11) defining a first upper and lower cavities (111, 112). The second housing member has a second mating face (21) defining a second cavity (211). The subassembly includes a first, second and third circuit boards (311, 321, 331), a surge suppressing device (34), a number of first, second and third conductive terminals (312, 322, 332) respectively mounted on the first, second and third circuit boards, and a number of contact vias (35) electrically connecting with corresponding first, second and third terminals. The first, second and third terminals respectively have contacting portions (314, 324, 334) extending into corresponding cavities.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) includes an RJ 45 block (3), an RJ11 component (5), a stacked USB component (4) and an internal modem (6) having a plurality of pinholes (61) and electrical components and circuitry. The RJ45 block (3) includes a header (35) defining a plurality of slots (351). A plurality of right-angle pins (352) are received in corresponding slots and inserted into corresponding pinholes of the modem. The RJ11 component includes a plurality of contacts being directly soldered to the modem. The stacked USB component abuts against the modem.

Abstract: An electrical adapter (100) includes a first housing member (1), a second housing member (2) coupled with the first housing member to define an internal space therebetween, and a subassembly (3) received in the space. The first housing member has a first mating face (11) defining a first upper and lower cavities (111, 112). The second housing member has a second mating face (21) defining a second cavity (211). The subassembly includes a first, second and third circuit boards (311, 321, 331), a surge suppressing device (34), a number of first, second and third conductive terminals (312, 322, 332) respectively mounted on the first, second and third circuit boards, and a number of contact vias (35) electrically connecting with corresponding first, second and third terminals. The first, second and third terminals respectively have contacting portions (314, 324, 334) extending into corresponding cavities.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a hybrid electrical cable providing for power transmission or distribution and data and/or voice signal communications. In one preferred embodiment, the hybrid electrical cable includes a power cable having a group of one or more high voltage power conductors for conducting power and one or more groups of low power signal conductors for transmitting voice and/or data and/or control signals. The cable further includes a power cable insulation jacket overlying the group of one or more power conductors. The power cable insulation jacket includes a soft magnetic material, preferably a soft ferrite magnetic material, for RF absorption. The cable additionally includes an outer grounded metallic jacket or sheath overlying the power cable, the power cable insulation jacket and the one or more groups of low power conductors.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) includes an RJ 45 block (3), an RJ11 component (5), a stacked USB component (4) and an internal modem (6) having a plurality of pinholes (61) and electrical components and circuitry. The RJ45 block (3) includes a header (35) defining a plurality of slots (351). A plurality of right-angle pins (352) are received in corresponding slots and inserted into corresponding pinholes of the modem. The RJ11 component includes a plurality of contacts being directly soldered to the modem. The stacked USB component abuts against the modem.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a high voltage, insulated electrical power cable suitable for use adjacent to one or more low power signal communications conductors in metal or plastic conduit or raceway. In one preferred embodiment, the power cable includes a first group of one or more conductors for supplying power and a power conductor insulation jacket enclosing the first group of one or more conductors. The power conductor insulation jacket includes a soft magnetic material that that functions as an electromagnetic field shield in the radio frequency range of approximately 1 megahertz to 400 megahertz thereby protecting the integrity of signals transmitted on the adjacent signal communications conductors.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a hybrid electrical cable providing for power transmission or distribution and data and/or voice signal communications. In one preferred embodiment, the hybrid electrical cable includes a power cable having a group of one or more high voltage power conductors for conducting power and one or more groups of low power signal conductors for transmitting voice and/or data and/or control signals. The cable further includes a power cable insulation jacket overlying the group of one or more power conductors. The power cable insulation jacket includes a soft magnetic material, preferably a soft ferrite magnetic material, for RF absorption. The cable additionally includes an outer grounded metallic jacket or sheath overlying the power cable, the power cable insulation jacket and the one or more groups of low power conductors.

Abstract: An electrical adapter (100) includes a first housing member (1), a second housing member (2) coupled with the first housing member, and a number of first, second and third conductive terminals (312, 322, 332). The first housing member has a first mating face (11) defining a first upper and lower receptacles (111, 112). The second housing member has a second mating face (21) defining a second receptacle (211). The first, second and third conductive terminals (312, 322, 332) respectively have contacting portions (314, 324, 334) extending into corresponding receptacles. Latching means are arranged between the first and second housing members so as to fasten the first housing member and the second housing together.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) includes a first housing member (1), a second housing member (2) coupled with the first housing member to define an internal space therebetween, and a subassembly (3) received in the space. The first housing member has a first mating face (11) defining a first upper and lower cavities (111, 112). The second housing member has a second mating face (21) defining a second upper and lower cavities (211, 212). The subassembly includes a pair of terminal modules (31, 32) and a pair of surge suppressing devices (33, 34). The upper and lower terminal modules respectively include a PCB (311, 321) and a number of front and rear conductive terminals (312, 313, 322, 323) mounted on the PCB. The front and rear terminals are exposed in a corresponding first and second cavities. The surge suppressing devices are mounted respective one of the PCBs and electrically connect with corresponding front and rear terminals.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) includes a first housing member (1), a second housing member (2) coupled with the first housing member to define an internal space therebetween, and a subassembly (3) received in the space. The first housing member has a first mating face (11) defining a first upper and lower cavities (111, 112). The second housing member has a second mating face (21) defining a second upper and lower cavities (211, 212). The subassembly includes a pair of terminal modules (31, 32) and a pair of surge suppressing devices (33, 34). The upper and lower terminal modules respectively include a PCB (311, 321) and a number of front and rear conductive terminals (312, 313, 322, 323) mounted on the PCB. The front and rear terminals are exposed in a corresponding first and second cavities. The surge suppressing devices are mounted respective one of the PCBs and electrically connect with corresponding front and rear terminals.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) for being mounted on a motherboard, includes an insulative housing (1) having a front mating face providing a receiving cavity (111) extending rearwardly thereinto, an internal circuit board (31) containing a safety insulating and filtering circuitry and a telephone line-side modem controller (33), a pair of conductive contacts (2) retained to the insulating housing, and a number of footer contacts (32) connected with the internal circuit board for connecting to the motherboard. The safety insulating and filtering circuitry and the telephone line-side modem controller perform partial functions of a modem card assembly. The conductive contacts electrically connect with the internal circuit board and extend into the receiving cavity for contacting with a complementary connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) for being mounted on a motherboard, includes an insulative housing (1) having a front mating face providing a receiving cavity (111) extending rearwardly thereinto, an internal circuit board (31) containing a safety insulating and filtering circuitry and a telephone line-side modem controller (33), a pair of conductive contacts (2) retained to the insulating housing, and a number of footer contacts (32) connected with the internal circuit board for connecting to the motherboard. The safety insulating and filtering circuitry and the telephone line-side modem controller perform partial functions of a modem card assembly. The conductive contacts electrically connect with the internal circuit board and extend into the receiving cavity for contacting with a complementary connector.