Abstract: A coaxial connector includes: a shell integrally formed as a unitary piece; and an insulator and a conductive contact retained to the insulator, the contact having an upper contacting portion and a lower contacting portion extending out of the insulator, wherein the shell includes a first mating tube opening upwards, a second mating tube opening upward and disposed in the first mating tube, a receiving cavity opening downward, and a third mating tube disposed in the receiving space, the insulator is assembled and fixed in the shell, and the upper contacting portion is exposed to the second mating tube and the lower contacting portion is exposed to the third mating tube.

Abstract: An angled cable connector includes: a wire cable component having an inner conductor, an outer conductor, and a cable electrically connected with the inner conductor; a first outer housing; and a second outer housing; the first outer housing and the second outer housing cooperate with each other and form a complete outer housing to receive the wire cable component; the first outer housing has a lower end face facing downward and a rear end face facing rearward, and the second outer housing comprises a hollow barrel portion through which the cable passes and a rear cover extending upward from a rear part of the barrel portion, the barrel portion abutting the lower end face and the rear cover forwardly abutting the rear end face in a front and rear direction; and a mating edge of the first outer housing and the second outer housing is L-shaped.

Abstract: A receptacle electrical connector includes: an insulating housing having two first mating slots arranged parallel in a first direction, two second mating slots and one third mating slot, each of the two first mating slots extending in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction; and plural terminals retained in the insulating housing and comprising contacting portions extending into said mating slots, respectively, wherein the two second mating slots are aligned with each other in the first direction, each of the second mating slots is aligned with a corresponding first mating slot in the second direction, and the third mating slot is located at one side of the two second mating slots.

Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes a receptacle and a plug. The receptacle includes: an insulating housing having two mating slots; two rows of terminals located at opposite sides of each of the two mating slots; and a metallic shell surrounding around an outer side of the insulating housing, the insulating housing has two opposite guiding holes at opposite ends of each mating slot in the second direction, each of the guiding holes is defined by the metallic shell at an outer side perpendicular to the second direction. The plug includes: an insulating housing having a base portion; two paddle cards going across the base portion; and a pair of guiding posts extending from the base portion and located at opposite ends of each paddle card, a pair of guiding boards extend forwards from the base portion, and the guiding boards extend beyond the guiding posts in the first direction.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: a metallic housing having a base portion and at least one tube portion extending, the tube portion defining a first cavity opening forwards, the base portion defining a second cavity communicating with the first cavity, the second cavity opening rearward and downwards, at least one terminal module received in the first cavity and the second cavity, each terminal module including an insulator and at least one terminal retained in the insulator, the terminal having a contacting portion and a leg portion extending out of the insulator; and a metallic cover attached to a rear face of the base portion of the metallic housing, wherein the base portion defines at least two stopping portions blocking against a rear of the metallic cover, and the at least two stopping portions are formed by extruding and deforming the rear face of the base portion.

Abstract: An coaxial connector includes: an insulating housing defining an upper face and a lower face; a first conductor retained in the housing; and a second conductor having a tubular portion surrounding the first conductor, wherein the tubular portion defines a circumferential locking groove at an inner face thereof.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: an insulative housing comprising two side walls extending along a longitudinal direction thereof and two end walls connecting with the two side walls to together define a mating slot; plural conductive terminals arranged on the side walls and having contacting portions protruding into the mating slot; a metallic shell surrounding the insulative housing and having two side plates covering the side walls and two end plates covering the end walls; and a pair of reinforcing members retained in the end walls, respectively, wherein the end wall defines a recess accommodating the reinforcing member, an inside of the reinforcing member directly faces the mating slot, and an outside of the reinforcing member is attached with the end plate.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: an insulative housing having a top wall and a pair of side walls; and a substrate secured to the insulative housing to constitute a bottom wall of the insulative housing, the substrate having plural front conductive pads at an upper face thereof and plural rear conductive pads at a lower face thereof in electrical connection with the plural front conductive pads.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: a housing comprising an elastic locking arm; a conductive assembly comprising an inner conductor and a cable connected with the inner conductor; and an interlocking member, movably set to the housing, wherein the locking arm is connected to the housing at a middle portion thereof and has a front arm portion and a rear arm portion, the interlocking member comprises a base portion, a pair of installation beams located at two sides of the base portion, a first locking portion extending forward from the base portion and a second locking portion connecting with the pair of installation beams, and the first locking portion presses downward against the front arm portion and the second locking portion is under and abuts upwardly against the rear arm portion when the interlocking member is moved to a locking position.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: a main shell having a receiving cavity going through a front end and a rear end thereof; a conductive assembly received in the receiving cavity and comprising an inner conductor, an outer conductor, and a cable electrically connected with the inner conductor and the outer conductor; and a limiting member; wherein the main shell has plural elastic arms extending rearward in the receiving cavity and each elastic arm has a hook, the conductive assembly has a fixing member radiating therearound, the hooks abut forwards against a rear face of the fixing member, and the limiting member is sandwiched between the elastic arms and an inside of the receiving cavity.

Abstract: An elbow cable connector includes: a cable assembly comprising a head, an outer conductor extending forwards, an insulator received in the outer conductor, an inner conductor received in the insulator, a cable mechanically connected with the inner conductor and extending downwards, and a rear cover; and an outer shell surrounding the outer conductor, the head, and an upper end of the cable; wherein the head is of a die casting and has a fixing hole running forwards and a receiving groove opening rearwards and downwards, the outer conductor has a rear flange on a rear end thereof, the outer conductor goes across the fixing hole and the rear flange presses against a front face of the receiving groove, a rear part of the insulator and the upper end of the cable are received in the receiving groove, and the rear cover presses forward and seal the receiving groove.

Abstract: A coaxial board connector includes: a first insulator; a first inner conductor having an upper mating portion and a lower first connecting portion; a first outer conductor having a lower third connecting portion; a second insulator; a second inner conductor having an upper second connecting portion and a lower tail portion; and a second outer conductor and having an upper fourth connecting portion and a lower fixing portion, wherein the first insulator sits on the second insulator and has an arc-shaped lower face, the first connecting portion is in contact with the second connecting portion and the third connecting portion is in contact with the fourth connecting portion, and the first connecting portion is able to sway relative to the second connecting portion and the third connecting portion is able to sway relative to the third connecting portion under the action of the arc-shaped lower face.

Abstract: A coaxial board connector includes: a first outer conductor; a first insulator received in the first outer conductor and having an inserting opening and a receiving cavity; an inner conductor having a tail portion and plural elastic arms; and a second outer conductor having a lower fixing portion, a lower end of the first outer conductor connecting with the second outer conductor and being able to sway in the second outer conductor; wherein the elastic arms extend in the receiving cavity, each elastic arm has a contacting portion bending toward a central axis of the inner conductor and an end portion extending from the contacting portion, the end portions are retained in the first insulator to enable the elastic arms to sway together with the first insulator relative to the second outer conductor.

Abstract: A board connector includes: a metal housing having a base portion, four mating tubes opening forward, and four receiving grooves opening through a rear face and a bottom face of the base portion and communicating with corresponding mating tubes; four terminal assemblies received and retained in corresponding receiving grooves; and a rear plate, wherein the base portion of the metal housing has a rear guiding slot and a supporting portion at each side wall thereof, the supporting portions extend horizontally, the rear plate slides into the rear guiding slots from the bottom face, and the supporting portions block a bottom face of the rear plate from moving downwardly.

Abstract: A coaxial connector includes: a floating terminal module having a first insulating housing, a first inner conductor received and retained in the first insulating housing, and a first outer conductor; and a fixed terminal module comprising a second insulating housing, a second inner conductor, and a second outer conductor, wherein the first inner conductor has a mating portion extending upwardly and a first connecting portion extending downwardly, the first outer conductor has a third connecting portion extending downwardly, the second inner conductor has a second connecting portion and a soldering tail, the second outer conductor has a fourth connecting portion and a soldering portion, the first connecting portion elastically abuts the second connecting portion downward, the third connecting portion is floatingly connected to the fourth connecting portion, and the floating terminal module uses the first connecting portion as a fulcrum to deflect radially relative to the fixed terminal module.

Abstract: A board coaxial connector includes: a first insulator, a first inner conductor retained in the first insulator and having a mating portion and a first connecting portion extending out of the first insulator, a first outer conductor having a third connecting portion and retaining the first insulator, a second outer conductor mounted on the circuit board and having a fourth connecting portion, and a second inner conductor having a second connecting portion and a tail portion mounting on the circuit board, wherein the first connecting portion is connected with the second connecting portion, the third connecting portion is connected with the fourth connecting portion, and the first connecting portion of the first inner conductor is movable to slightly deviate from an axis of the second inner conductor.

Abstract: A coaxial connector includes: a shell integrally formed as a unitary piece; and an insulator and a conductive contact retained to the insulator, the contact having an upper contacting portion and a lower contacting portion extending out of the insulator, wherein the shell includes a first mating tube opening upwards, a second mating tube opening upward and disposed in the first mating tube, a receiving cavity opening downward, and a third mating tube disposed in the receiving space, the insulator is assembled and fixed in the shell, and the upper contacting portion is exposed to the second mating tube and the lower contacting portion is exposed to the third mating tube.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulative housing defining a mating surface and a mating slot recessed from the mating surface and extending in a longitudinal direction, plural conductive terminals arranged on the insulative housing, and a pair of reinforcing members. The insulative housing comprises two side walls extending along the longitudinal direction and two end walls connecting with the side walls. The conductive terminal comprises a contact portion protruding into the mating slot and a soldering portion extending out of the insulative housing. Each of the end walls defines a groove penetrating the mating surface and communicating with the mating slot and an exterior in the longitudinal direction. Each reinforcing member comprises an end wall portion and a fixing portion retained in the insulative housing. The end wall portion is accommodated in a corresponding groove to complete a corresponding end wall of the insulative housing.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulative housing defining a mating slot, an inner metallic shield covering the insulative housing, and an outer metallic shield enclosing the insulative housing. The insulative housing includes a first wall, a second wall and two side walls. The inner metallic shield includes a main plate attached to the first wall and two side portions attached to the two side walls. The outer metallic shield includes a main plate located on the outer side of the main plate and two plates attached to the side portions respectively. The insulative housing is provided with grooves on the second walls. The plate is provided with a hook portion fixed in the groove. The two side portions engage the two plates.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: a metallic housing having a base portion and at least one tube portion extending, the tube portion defining a first cavity opening forwards, the base portion defining a second cavity communicating with the first cavity, the second cavity opening rearward and downwards, at least one terminal module received in the first cavity and the second cavity, each terminal module including an insulator and at least one terminal retained in the insulator, the terminal having a contacting portion and a leg portion extending out of the insulator; and a metallic cover attached to a rear face of the base portion of the metallic housing, wherein the base portion defines at least two stopping portions blocking against a rear of the metallic cover, and the at least two stopping portions are formed by extruding and deforming the rear face of the base portion.