Abstract: The invention relates to a sensing module and a manufacturing method thereof, which firstly provides a transparent substrate, and then a sensor, a colloid, and an optical cover body disposed on a first surface of the transparent substrate. The colloid is surrounded the encrypted chip and is connected with the transparent substrate and the optical cover. Finally, a light source irradiates the colloid through a second surface of the transparent substrate to cure the colloid for obtaining the sensing module.

Abstract: The invention relates to a sensing module and a manufacturing method thereof, which firstly provides a transparent substrate, and then a sensor, a colloid, and an optical cover body disposed on a first surface of the transparent substrate. The colloid is surrounded the encrypted chip and is connected with the transparent substrate and the optical cover. Finally, a light source irradiates the colloid through a second surface of the transparent substrate to cure the colloid for obtaining the sensing module.

Abstract: A waterproof connector includes an upper terminal module, a shielding plate, a lower terminal module, a dielectric element, a shielding shell and an insulating housing. The shielding plate is mounted under the upper terminal module. The lower terminal module is mounted under the shielding plate. The dielectric element is integrally molded outside the upper terminal module, the shielding plate and the lower terminal module. The shielding shell surrounds the dielectric element together with the upper terminal module, the shielding plate and the lower terminal module. The insulating housing is integrally molded outside the shielding shell together with the upper terminal module, the shielding plate, the lower terminal module and the dielectric element. The insulating housing has a rear board. A bottom surface of the rear board is recessed inward to form a receiving space. The rear board opens a guiding hole extending forward to the receiving space.

Abstract: A waterproof connector includes an upper terminal module, a shielding plate, a lower terminal module, a dielectric element, a shielding shell and an insulating housing. The shielding plate is mounted under the upper terminal module. The lower terminal module is mounted under the shielding plate. The dielectric element is integrally molded outside the upper terminal module, the shielding plate and the lower terminal module. The shielding shell surrounds the dielectric element together with the upper terminal module, the shielding plate and the lower terminal module. The insulating housing is integrally molded outside the shielding shell together with the upper terminal module, the shielding plate, the lower terminal module and the dielectric element.

Abstract: A waterproof connector applied in an electronic device which includes a case body. The waterproof connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of conductive terminals fastened to the insulating housing, a first shell surrounding the insulating housing together with the conductive terminals, a second shell covering the first shell and a waterproof element. A front edge of the second shell is bent outward to form a blocking portion. The waterproof element includes a first waterproof element, and a second waterproof element which is waterproof adhesive. The first waterproof element tightly loops around an outer surface of the front end of the first shell. The first waterproof element tightly abuts against an inner wall of the case body and the blocking portion. The waterproof adhesive is poured into and seals up a clearance among rear ends of the insulating housing, the conductive terminals and the first shell.

Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes a plug connector and a receptacle connector. The plug connector includes a first insulating body, a sleeve barrel and a spring. The first insulating body defines a first sliding slot penetrating a front surface thereof. The sleeve barrel is worn outside the first insulating body. The spring is disposed between the sleeve barrel and the first insulating body. A slider block is protruded from a front portion of an inner surface of the sleeve barrel, the slider block is capable of sliding in the first sliding slot. The receptacle connector includes a second insulating body. The second insulating body defines a second sliding slot corresponding to the first sliding slot which includes a longitudinal part penetrating a rear surface of the second insulating body and an inclined part extending sideward and inclining frontward from a front end of the longitudinal part.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a main body, a plurality of terminals fastened to the main body, an outer shielding shell surrounding the main body together with the terminals, and a cover covered outside the outer shielding shell. The main body is mounted to a circuit board. Rear ends of the terminals are mounted to the circuit board. Front ends of the terminals are exposed out of the main body. A rear end of the cover defines a resilient plate. A rear edge of the resilient plate is bent perpendicular to the resilient plate to form a rear plate. The resilient plate is separably mounted to an outside of the outer shielding shell to make the rear plate disposed behind or above the main body and the outer shielding shell.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating housing defining an inserting chamber and terminal grooves communicating with the inserting chamber, electrical terminals of which each has an elastic arm received in the terminal groove and a contact portion protruding towards the inserting chamber at a front end of the elastic arm, and a pressing member slidably sleeved round a front of the insulating housing. A plurality of pressing boards are protruded at inner sides of the pressing member and projects in the terminal grooves to resist against the elastic arms. The contact portions are located in the terminal grooves when the pressing member is at an initial position. After a mating connector is mated with the electrical connector, push the pressing member rearward to make the pressing blocks press the elastic arms so as to make the contact portions project into the inserting chamber and contact with the mating connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating housing defining an inserting chamber and terminal grooves communicating with the inserting chamber, electrical terminals of which each has an elastic arm received in the terminal groove and a contact portion protruding towards the inserting chamber at a front end of the elastic arm, and a pressing member slidably sleeved round a front of the insulating housing. A plurality of pressing boards are protruded at inner sides of the pressing member and projects in the terminal grooves to resist against the elastic arms. The contact portions are located in the terminal grooves when the pressing member is at an initial position. After a mating connector is mated with the electrical connector, push the pressing member rearward to make the pressing blocks press the elastic arms so as to make the contact portions project into the inserting chamber and contact with the mating connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of terminals and a shielding shell. The insulating housing has a top wall, a bottom wall, a rear wall and two side walls together forming an inserting chamber thereamong. The top wall and the bottom wall respectively define a plurality of first terminal grooves and second terminal grooves which are opened symmetrically about the inserting chamber and communicate with the inserting chamber. The terminals include the first terminals and the second terminals. The first terminals and the second terminals are respectively inserted frontward in the first terminal grooves and the second terminal grooves of the insulating housing to be arranged in two rows in vertical direction. The first terminals and the second terminals are symmetrical in structure and arrangement about the inserting chamber. The shielding shell encloses the insulating housing.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, a plurality of terminals, a metal slice and an internal shell. The insulating body is divided into an upper half body and a lower half body which have the same structure to make the insulating body symmetric about the horizontal center plane thereof. Two face-to-face faces of the upper half body and the lower half body are respectively concaved upward and downward to form a pair of receiving cavities which together form a holding slot. The metal slice is held in the holding slot. The terminals are integrated in the upper half body and the lower half body of the insulating body. The internal shell sheathes outside the insulating body with front ends of the terminals being exposed outside through the internal shell.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of terminals and a shielding shell. The insulating housing has a top wall, a bottom wall, a rear wall and two side walls together forming an inserting chamber thereamong. The top wall and the bottom wall respectively define a plurality of first terminal grooves and second terminal grooves which are opened symmetrically about the inserting chamber and communicate with the inserting chamber. The terminals include the first terminals and the second terminals. The first terminals and the second terminals are respectively inserted frontward in the first terminal grooves and the second terminal grooves of the insulating housing to be arranged in two rows in vertical direction. The first terminals and the second terminals are symmetrical in structure and arrangement about the inserting chamber. The shielding shell encloses the insulating housing.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body defining a mating face, and a plurality of terminals each having a base strip which is embedded in the insulating body. A front end of the base strip is bent towards the mating face to form a bend. A free end of the bend extends in a direction substantially parallel to the mating face to form a connecting arm. The connecting arm perpendicularly protrudes towards the mating face to form a contact arm. The bend, the connecting arm and the contact arm are embedded in the insulating body. A face of the contact arm opposite to the connecting arm is defined as a contact face exposed outside the mating face. It is smooth at the connection of the bend and the connecting arm, and there is a step between the contact face of the contact arm and the bend.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of first terminals each having a first elastic portion, a plurality of second terminals each having a second elastic portion, and a shielding shell enclosing the insulating housing. The insulating housing has a top wall, a bottom wall, a rear wall and two side walls which together surround an inserting chamber thereamong. The top wall and the bottom wall respectively define a plurality of first terminal grooves and second terminal grooves which are opened symmetrically about the inserting chamber and communicate with the inserting chamber. The first and second terminals are respectively inserted frontward in the first and second terminal grooves with the first elastic portions and the second elastic portions face-to-face projecting into the inserting chamber and being symmetrical in structure and arrangement about the inserting chamber.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating housing, a plurality of first terminals each having a first elastic portion, a plurality of second terminals each having a second elastic portion, and a shielding shell enclosing the insulating housing. The insulating housing has a top wall, a bottom wall, a rear wall and two side walls which together surround an inserting chamber thereamong. The top wall and the bottom wall respectively define a plurality of first terminal grooves and second terminal grooves which are opened symmetrically about the inserting chamber and communicate with the inserting chamber. The first and second terminals are respectively inserted frontward in the first and second terminal grooves with the first elastic portions and the second elastic portions face-to-face projecting into the inserting chamber and being symmetrical in structure and arrangement about the inserting chamber.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body defining a mating face, and a plurality of terminals each having a base strip which is embedded in the insulating body. A front end of the base strip is bent towards the mating face to form a bend. A free end of the bend extends in a direction substantially parallel to the mating face to form a connecting arm. The connecting arm perpendicularly protrudes towards the mating face to form a contact arm. The bend, the connecting arm and the contact arm are embedded in the insulating body. A face of the contact arm opposite to the connecting arm is defined as a contact face exposed outside the mating face. It is smooth at the connection of the bend and the connecting arm, and there is a step between the contact face of the contact arm and the bend.

Abstract: An article carrier adapted for holding and carrying a plurality of articles includes a carrier band, and a plurality of carrier racks connected with the carrier band by means of connecting plates. Each article defines an inserting groove. Each carrier rack has a first buckling arm extending forward from the connecting plate. An elastic arm of substantially lying-V shape from a lateral view is connected with a front edge of the first buckling arm with the mouth thereof facing rearward. A rear edge of the elastic arm extends rearward to form a second buckling arm. Each carrier rack is inserted into the inserting groove under the guidance of the elastic arm, and the first and second buckling arms resist against a top inner sidewall and a bottom inner sidewall of the inserting groove by virtue of an elastic force of the elastic arm.