Abstract: An electrical connector (1) adapted for mounting on a printed circuit board includes an insulative housing (10) and a number of first and second terminals (30, 31) received in the insulative housing. The insulative housing includes a mounting face (15) defined in a bottom thereof, and a mating face (124) defined on a top thereof and inclined by a specified angle from the mounting face. During mounting process, a pick-up cap (40) is assembled to the insulative housing, which includes a body portion (41) and first and second arms (42, 43) extending toward the mounting face of the insulative housing at different distances. The electrical connector is mounted on the printed circuit board accurately by suctioning the pick-up cap.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (10), a number of electrical terminals (20) received in the insulative housing, and a retention structure (40). The insulative housing includes a pair of support portions (13). Each support portion has an upper side, a lower side opposite to the upper side and an outer side. The retention structure includes a body portion (45), a pair of extensions (430) extending from the body portion and engaging with the insulative housing. The body portion includes a main plate (41), a pair of side portions (43) extending upwardly from two opposite sides of the main plate, a pair of upper portions (44) extending toward each other from the two side portions. The two upper portions and the main plate clamp the upper and lower sides of the support portions. The two side portions clamp the outer sides of the two support portions.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (10), a number of electrical terminals (20) received in the insulative housing, and a retention structure (40). The insulative housing includes a pair of support portions (13). Each support portion has an upper side, a lower side opposite to the upper side and an outer side. The retention structure includes a body portion (45), a pair of extensions (430) extending from the body portion and engaging with the insulative housing. The body portion includes a main plate (41), a pair of side portions (43) extending upwardly from two opposite sides of the main plate, a pair of upper portions (44) extending toward each other from the two side portions. The two upper portions and the main plate clamp the upper and lower sides of the support portions. The two side portions clamp the outer sides of the two support portions.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (2), a number of conductive terminals (3), a shell (4) mounted on the insulative housing, a number of grounding tabs (5) and a spacer (6). The housing includes a mating face (20) at a top end thereof, an engaging face (21) opposite to the mating face, opposite side faces (22) extending from the mating face to the engaging face, a depressed face (214) adjacent to the engaging face, a receiving cavity (210) defined by the depressed face, the engaging face and side faces, a number of passageways (204) for receiving the terminals and a pair of engaging portions (224) formed on sides thereof. The spacer received in the receiving cavity includes an upper face (602), a lower face (630), a number of positioning holes (600) and a pair of latching portions (61) extending upwardly for engagement with the engaging portions.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (10), a number of contacts (21, 22) and a bolt/nut device. The insulative housing includes a top wall (13), a bottom wall (14) opposite to the top wall, side walls (101, 102) connecting to the top and the bottom walls, a number of grooves (111, 112) extending through the bottom wall, a receiving cavity (15) defined at a bottom end of the insulative housing, and a latch (16) formed at the bottom end of the housing and extending partially into the receiving cavity. The contacts are received in the grooves of the insulative housing. The bolt/nut device includes a bolt (50) and a nut (40). The nut is received in the receiving cavity and engaged with the latch. The bolt is engageable with the nut from the bottom wall of the housing.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (10) defining a number of passageways (123), a number of electrical terminals (20) received in the passageways of the insulative housing, a metallic shell (30) assembled to the insulative housing, and a retention structure (40). The insulative housing includes a pair of support portions (13). The metallic shell includes a pair of contacts plates (36) deposited on the two support portions of the insulative housing. The retention structure is stamped and formed from sheet metal and mounted to the support portions of the insulative housing. The retention structure abuts against the contact plates of the metallic shell to electrically connect therebetween.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (2), a number of conductive terminals (3), a shell (4) mounted on the insulative housing, a number of grounding tabs (5) and a spacer (6). The housing includes a mating face (20) at a top end thereof, an engaging face (21) opposite to the mating face, opposite side faces (22) extending from the mating face to the engaging face, a depressed face (214) adjacent to the engaging face, a receiving cavity (210) defined by the depressed face, the engaging face and side faces, a number of passageways (204) for receiving the terminals and a pair of engaging portions (224) formed on sides thereof. The spacer received in the receiving cavity includes an upper face (602), a lower face (630), a number of positioning holes (600) and a pair of latching portions (61) extending upwardly for engagement with the engaging portions.

Abstract: A connector assembly includes a first connector (100) and a second connector (200). The first connector has a first dielectric housing (10) including a base (102) and a mating portion (16) extending from the base, a number of terminals (12, 13) received in the first housing, and a pair of shields (18, 19) juxtaposed against an outside surface of the mating portion with lower portions of the shields disposed in the base. The second connector has a second dielectric housing (20) including a second base (204) and a second mating portion (206) extending from the second base,a number of terminals (21, 22) received in the second housing, and a pair of shields (30,31). The second base and the second mating portion define a continuous slit (203) receiving the shields therein.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) for being mounted onto a printed circuit board includes an insulative housing (2), a number of conductive terminals (3) retained in the housing, a metal shell (4) mounted on the insulative housing, a number of separated grounding tabs (5) and a spacer (6). The shell has two resiliently mating pieces (44) extending downwardly and sidewardly from opposite ends thereof. Each grounding tab has a main body (50), and a soldering portion (503). When the shell is assembled to the housing, the mating pieces of the shell abut against the main bodies of the grounding tabs and the soldering portions of the grounding tab electrically connect with grounding traces of the printed circuit board.

Abstract: An electrical connector comprises an insulative housing (10), and a member of contacts (30) received in the housing. The insulative housing has a mating portion (13) and a mounting portion (110). Each contact includes an intermediate retention section (32), an upper mating section (31) adapted for mating with an engaging contact of a complementary connector, and a lower mounting section (36) adapted for inserting into a printed circuit board. The mounting section includes a first flexible portion (36), a bent portion, and a second flexible portion (37) extending upwardly from the bent portion.

Abstract: A modularized stator is disclosed, which includes a base made of magnetically conductive material, and a plurality of iron core modules fixedly fastened to respective recessed locating holes on the base. Each iron core module is formed of an iron core made of magnetically conductive material, an electrically insulative bushing sleeved onto the iron core, and a winding wound round the electrically insulative bushing.

Abstract: A card reader connector includes a main body (10) and an extension bracket (50) removably attached to the main body. The main body includes an insulative housing (12) and metal contacts (22). A memory card (90) is inserted into slide grooves (24) of the housing, connected to the metal contacts, and supported by the housing. When the extension bracket is attached to the main body, it guides the card into the slide grooves and facilitates support of the inserted card. In one use, the main body without the extension bracket is mounted to a circuit board(72)of an electronic device (70). Part of an inserted card remains exposed outside of the device. In an alternative use, the main body 10 with the extension bracket attached thereto is mounted to a circuit board (82) of an electronic device (80). An inserted card is thus hidden within the device.

Abstract: A connector includes a housing, a plurality of electrical contacts and a pair of soldering pieces. The housing has two side walls, a bottom wall, an engaging portion formed on each side wall and defining a mounting channel extending downwardly to the bottom wall, and a projection is formed on the bottom wall. The electrical contacts are mounted in the housing with one end of each contact extending outwardly from the housing to engage with the PCB. Each soldering piece comprises a planar base and an engaging flake vertical to the planar base. The planar base is mounted in the channel and the engaging flake abuts against the projection.

Abstract: An electrical connector (4) includes an insulative housing (1), a plurality of conductive terminals (2), and an insulative partition (3). The housing includes a body (15) defining a receiving cavity (14), an inner step (17) adjacent the cavity, and two arms (13) depending from the body. The terminals are arranged into two opposite rows. The terminals have contact portions (220) electrically engaging with a mating connector, and support portions (222) extending from ends of the contact portions. The partition is inserted between the two rows of terminals and located between the two arms. A blocking surface (302) of the partition sandwiches the support portions between the blocking surface and the inner step of the housing, to thereby securely fix the terminals in the housing.