Abstract: A latch assembly may include a guide base configured to fixedly couple to a circuit board and having a guiding feature, an axis configured to rotatably couple to the circuit board and having a driving feature, and a sliding latch including a guide feature configured to mechanically engage with the guiding feature to constrain movement of the sliding latch in a linear direction relative to the circuit board and a drive feature configured to mechanically engage with the driving feature such that in a first rotational position of the axis relative to the circuit board, the driving feature mechanically drives the sliding latch to a first position relative to a connector of the circuit board and in a second rotational position of the axis relative to the circuit board, the driving feature mechanically drives the sliding latch to a second position relative to the connector.

Abstract: A card connector corresponding to a first card type associated with a plurality of electrical contacts for receiving cards corresponding to various card types, each card type associated with a set of electrical contacts fewer than, more than or the same number of electrical contacts as the first card type. An elongated body may be formed with a closed end and an open end. A cap may be positioned on the open end to configure the card connector in a closed configuration to support cards of a card type associated with fewer or the same number of electrical contacts. The cap may be removed to configure the card connector in an open configuration to support cards associated with more electrical contacts. The cap may have PCB connectors for positioning the cap a distance from the elongated body to configure the card connector in an augmented open configuration.