Abstract: A holder for receiving cards with electronically stored data or printed circuit boards. The holder has guide means to receive the card. The holder is provided with a connector with contact springs for contacting connection strips located on the card. One end of each contact spring is clamped while the other is free to move and make contact with the connection strips. The contact springs include the parts formed by bending and shaped so as to minimize pressure and friction against the connection strips of the card.

Abstract: A holder for receiving cards with electronically stored data or printed circuit boards. The holder has guide means to receive the card. The holder is provided with a connector with contact springs for contacting connection strips located on the card. One end of each contact spring is clamped while the other is free to move and make contact with the connection strips. The contact springs include the parts formed by bending and shaped so as to minimize pressure and friction against the connection strips of the card.

Abstract: Connector intended for attachment to the end of a cable consisting of one or more insulated conductors enclosed by a jacket, said connector comprising two housing parts which in the assembled state together define a passage having a first section designed to take the jacketed end of the cable, and a second section situated further in to take the insulated conductors projecting from the jacket. Both housing parts being provided at the first section with strain relief elements acting on the cable jacket in the assembled state, and one of the housing parts is provided at the second section with a pierce contact for each conductor.