Abstract: The configurations of a two way wiring device are provided in the present invention. The proposed device includes a case having a first side, a second side opposite to the first side, a third side formed between the first side and the second side and an open bottom passing therethrough a first conducting wire, wherein the third side includes a first side segment, a second side segment and a middle segment located between the first and the second side segments, and a conducting wire guiding pathway formed on the case and the first conducting wire passing the pathway and wired out of the case through one of the first side segment and the second side segment.

Abstract: The configurations of a two way wiring device are provided in the present invention. The proposed .device includes a case having a first side, a second side opposite to the first side, a third side formed between the first side and the second side and an open bottom passing therethrough a first conducting wire, wherein the third side includes a first side segment, a second side segment and a middle segment located between the first and the second side segments, and a conducting wire guiding pathway formed on the case and the first conducting wire passing the pathway and wired out of the case through one of the first side segment and the second side segment.

Abstract: A signal line socket disposed on a test circuit board for receiving a signal line is disclosed. The signal line socket includes a main body disposed on the test circuit board and having an accommodating space, a first conductive component disposed inside the accommodating space, a second conductive component disposed inside the accommodating space and being opposite to the first conductive component, and a securing element electrically connected to the test circuit board and fixing the first and second conductive components inside the accommodating space of the main body. A clearance is formed between the first and second conductive components for receiving the signal line and allowing the signal line against the first and second conductive components, thereby transmitting a signal from the signal line to the test circuit board through the first and second conductive components and the securing element.

Abstract: A method and device for wiring connection is provided. The method for wiring connection includes steps of applying at least a barrel pin to a printed circuit board, riveting one end of the barrel pin to the printed circuit board, soldering the barrel pin on the printed circuit board, inserting at least a wiring into the barrel pin via the other end of the barrel pin, and fixing the wiring inside the barrel pin.

Abstract: A method and device for wiring connection is provided. The method for wiring connection includes steps of applying at least a barrel pin to a printed circuit board, riveting one end of the barrel pin to the printed circuit board, soldering the barrel pin on the printed circuit board, inserting at least a wiring into the barrel pin via the other end of the barrel pin, and fixing the wiring inside the barrel pin.

Abstract: A securing device for immobilizing plural electric wires is disclosed. The securing device includes a notched supporting member having first and second support sides, and a signal concavity for each of the plural electric wires for allowing the plural electric wires to be placed therein, and a capping member having one end pivotally connected to one end of the notched supporting member, and being in a form of an elongated trough having a top and first and second cap sides extending from the top wherein in operation the capping member extends over a top of the notched supporting member with the first cap side extending over the first support side and the second cap side extending over the over the second support side when the capping member is closed over the notched supporting member for clamping each electric wire between the cap sides of the capping member and the notched supporting member.

Abstract: A securing device for immobilizing plural electric wires is disclosed. The securing device includes a notched supporting member having first and second support sides, and a signal concavity for each of the plural electric wires for allowing the plural electric wires to be placed therein, and a capping member having one end pivotally connected to one end of the notched supporting member, and being in a form of an elongated trough having a top and first and second cap sides extending from the top wherein in operation the capping member extends over a top of the notched supporting member with the first cap side extending over the first support side and the second cap side extending over the over the second support side when the capping member is closed over the notched supporting member for clamping each electric wire between the cap sides of the capping member and the notched supporting member.

Abstract: A securing device for immobilizing plural electric wires is disclosed. The securing device includes a supporting member having plural concavities thereon for allowing the plural electric wires to be placed therein, and a capping member having one end pivotally connected to one end of the supporting member for capping the supporting member, thereby immobilizing the plural electric wires when each of the plural electric wires is placed in a corresponding concavity of the supporting member. The plural electric wires are connected to a plug which is plugged in a socket of a printed circuit board. The supporting member further includes a first engaging element disposed in the other end thereof, and the capping member further includes a second engaging element disposed in the other end thereof for engaging with the first engaging element of the supporting member.