Abstract: A connecting-side connector is connected to a receiving-side connector. A main frame supports the receiving-side connector in such a manner that the receiving-side connector is movable in a connection direction. A control unit performs a control of a movement of the receiving-side connector in the connection direction and a release of the control each time a pressing force is applied to the connecting-side connector in the connection direction.

Abstract: A following control unit 30 is provided. When a connecting-side connector 120 included in a connecting electronic device 100 is connected with a receiving-side connector 20 disposed within a main frame 10 and supported so as to be movable in a connection direction, the control unit 30 controls a movement of the receiving-side connector 20 in a connection direction by applying a pressing force when connecting to the connecting-side connector 120 in the connection direction. The connecting electronic device 100 is a connection-subject. The control unit 30 performs a control by the pressing force when connecting being applied to the connecting-side connector 120 in the connection direction, when the connecting-side connector 120 and the receiving-side connector 20 are being connected.

Abstract: A connector includes a housing formed of resin and having contacts provided therein, a shield case formed of metal, engaging grooves formed in the housing, and engaging convex parts formed on the shield case. The housing is inserted into the shield case so as to be attached thereto. The engaging convex parts engage the engaging grooves when the housing is inserted into the shield case.

Abstract: A connector includes a contact having an end part connected to another connection device and another end part connected to a cable, and a housing part fixed to the contact by pushing the contact with pressure, wherein the housing part has a first housing part and a second housing part mounted to the first housing part and having a float stop part, the other end part of the contact extends from the first housing part in a state where the contact is fixed to the housing part, and the other end part of the contact is received with the float stop part of the second housing part whereby the contact is prevented from floating.

Abstract: A connector in which it is possible to prevent its contact from being disengaged or displaced from a groove of a contact holding member includes a shielding cover, a plurality of contacts (terminals) arranged inside the shielding cover, and a contact holding member for holding the contacts inside the shielding cover. The contact holding member is formed with a plurality of grooves, and each groove is formed with opposite protruding portions along its longitudinal direction for restricting the movement of the contact in a direction away from a bottom surface of the groove.

Abstract: A connector plug includes a metallic shielding cover which is comprised of a first tubular body having a tip side and a second tubular body having a base side, the base side of the second tubular body being partially connected to the tip side of the first tubular body through a continuous connecting part, a plurality of contacts arranged in the shielding cover, and a coupling structure for fixedly coupling the second tubular body to the first tubular body. The structure includes at least one aperture provided in the first tubular body and at least one projection provided in the second tubular body so as to engage with the aperture, and a tip part of the projection is bent for locking the engagement between the aperture and the projection.

Abstract: A connector includes a housing formed of resin and having contacts provided therein, a shield case formed of metal, engaging grooves formed in the housing, and engaging convex parts formed on the shield case. The housing is inserted into the shield case so as to be attached thereto. The engaging convex parts engage the engaging grooves when the housing is inserted into the shield case.

Abstract: A connector in which it is possible to prevent its contact from being disengaged or displaced from a groove of a contact holding member is disclosed. The connector includes a shielding cover, a plurality of contacts (terminals) arranged inside the shielding cover, and a contact holding member for holding the contacts inside the shielding cover. The contact holding member is formed with a plurality of grooves, and each groove is formed with opposite protruding portions along its longitudinal direction for restricting the movement of the contact in a direction away from a bottom surface of the groove.

Abstract: A connector plug includes a metallic shielding cover which is comprised of a first tubular body having a tip side and a second tubular body having a base side, the base side of the second tubular body being partially connected to the tip side of the first tubular body through a continuous connecting part, a plurality of contacts arranged in the shielding cover, and a coupling structure for fixedly coupling the second tubular body to the first tubular body. The structure includes at least one aperture provided in the first tubular body and at least one projection provided in the second tubular body so as to engage with the aperture, and a tip part of the projection is bent for locking the engagement between the aperture and the projection.

Abstract: A connector includes a contact having an end part connected to another connection device and another end part connected to a cable, and a housing part fixed to the contact by pushing the contact with pressure, wherein the housing part has a first housing part and a second housing part mounted to the first housing part and having a float stop part, the other end part of the contact extends from the first housing part in a state where the contact is fixed to the housing part, and the other end part of the contact is received with the float stop part of the second housing part whereby the contact is prevented from floating.

Abstract: A miniature connector has an inner insulated body, which supports a plurality of contact conductors which contact conductors on a companion connector, the inner insulating body being surrounded on the outside by a shield case, and an outer surface of a connection cord side end of the shield case is covered by an external insulated mold, adjacent contact conductor housing holes, in which connection ends of the contact conductors are placed, have differing depths, a connecting part cover, formed in unitary manner with the inner insulated body preventing a connection cord core wire, which is soldered onto each of the connection ends, from popping out of its corresponding contact conductor housing hole.

Abstract: A flexibly mounted miniature circuit board moves slightly within an electrical connector preventing electrical failure when subjected to improper forces. The miniature circuit board is electrically connected to an inner connector. The inner connector has a plurality of electrical connectors for connecting to external contacts. The miniature circuit board and inner connector are surrounded by an electrically insulating resin case. The inner connector is rigidly mounted to the insulating case. The miniature circuit board is soldered to the inner connector.