Abstract: An electrical connector structure includes an insulating housing, a first terminal set, a second terminal set, a third terminal set and at least one conductive member. The first, second and third terminal sets are disposed in the insulating housing. Each of the first and second terminal sets includes a plurality of signal terminals and at least one ground terminal. The conductive member is electrically connected to the ground terminals of the first and second terminal sets, and is not electrically connected to the third terminal set.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an outer case, an insulation base, an elastic airtight member and a conductive terminal. The outer case includes a main frame, and a partition member formed within the main frame to define a first slot and a second slot therein. The insulation base is fixedly connected to the main frame, and disposed within the second slot. The elastic airtight member is disposed within the second slot, and interposed between the insulation base and the partition member. The conductive terminal is disposed within the insulation base, the elastic airtight member and the partition member, and extends into the first slot from the partition member, and extending outwards the insulation base from the second slot.

Abstract: An electrical connector structure includes an insulating housing, a first terminal set, a second terminal set, a third terminal set and at least one conductive member. The first, second and third terminal sets are disposed in the insulating housing. Each of the first and second terminal sets includes a plurality of signal terminals and at least one ground terminal. The conductive member is electrically connected to the ground terminals of the first and second terminal sets, and is not electrically connected to the third terminal set.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an outer case, an insulation base, an elastic airtight member and a conductive terminal. The outer case includes a main frame, and a partition member formed within the main frame to define a first slot and a second slot therein. The insulation base is fixedly connected to the main frame, and disposed within the second slot. The elastic airtight member is disposed within the second slot, and interposed between the insulation base and the partition member. The conductive terminal is disposed within the insulation base, the elastic airtight member and the partition member, and extends into the first slot from the partition member, and extending outwards the insulation base from the second slot.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a main connector including a shield housing, an insulated body, a plurality of metal terminals, and a shielding plate. The shield housing has an opening for a butt joint connector to insert. The insulated body is encapsulated inside the shield housing. Each of the metal terminals has a contact portion and a fixing portion. The contact portion is arranged in two rows inside the opening of the shield housing, and the fixing portion is fixed to the insulated body. The shielding plate has at least one elastic arm with bending formation and is disposed between two rows of the metal terminals.

Abstract: A grounding structure of a thin-typed connector includes an insulating main body, a first terminal group, a second terminal group, a shielding case and a grounding sheet. The insulating main body is disposed with a base portion and a tongue plate. The grounding sheet is fixed between the base portion and the tongue plate. The first and the second terminal groups are accommodated in the insulating main body which is accommodated in the shielding case. The grounding sheet is formed to a shielding plate and a first flat plate from a metal sheet. The shielding plate is located on the tongue plate. The first flat plate is located on the base portion. Two sides of the main body of the grounding sheet bend and extend outwards, and are respectively disposed with a snapping portion. The snapping portions are configured to mutually snap and fix with a docking connector.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a main connector including a shield housing, an insulated body, a plurality of metal terminals, and a shielding plate. The shield housing has an opening for a butt joint connector to insert. The insulated body is encapsulated inside the shield housing. Each of the metal terminals has a contact portion and a fixing portion. The contact portion is arranged in two rows inside the opening of the shield housing, and the fixing portion is fixed to the insulated body. The shielding plate has at least one elastic arm with bending formation and is disposed between two rows of the metal terminals.

Abstract: A universal serial bus connector includes a shielding case, an insulating main body, a first terminal group, a second terminal group and a grounding sheet. The insulating main body is accommodated and installed in the shielding case. The first terminal group is accommodated in the insulating main body. The second terminal group is accommodated in the insulating main body. The grounding sheet is fixed on the insulating main body. A surface of the shielding case has at least one bump. The bump is recessed inwards from the surface, such that the bump is electrically connected with the grounding sheet.

Abstract: A high-density cable end connector for transmitting high-frequency signals includes a first sub-assembly, a second sub-assembly, a printed circuit board, a shielding plate, and a shielding shell. The first sub-assembly includes first contacts, a first insulator, and a first cover body. The second sub-assembly includes second contacts, a second insulator, and a second cover body. The printed circuit board includes pins connected to the first contacts and the second contacts. The shielding shell at least partially surrounds peripheries of the first sub-assembly and the second sub-assembly. The shielding plate is disposed between the first contacts and the second contacts and fixed to the first insulator or the second insulator for insulating the first contacts from the second contacts. Therefore, the high-density cable end connector is prevented from having crosstalk resulted by high frequency signals between the first contacts and the second contacts.

Abstract: A high frequency connector includes an insulator, a plurality of terminals, a shielding case and a grounding conductor. The insulator includes a tongue plate portion and a base portion. The terminals respectively have a contact portion arranged on a surface of the tongue plate portion. The contact portion is electrically connected with a docking connector. The shielding case covers outside the tongue plate portion and the base portion. A surface of the base portion is closer to the shielding case than the surface of the tongue plate portion. The grounding conductor is formed to a shielding plate and a first flat plate from a metal sheet. The shielding plate is at least partially fixed within the tongue plate portion. The first flat plate is at least partially exposed from the base portion. The shielding plate and the first flat plate are located in a region covered by the shielding case.

Abstract: A contact strip structure includes a fixing portion, a plurality of first terminals, a plurality of second terminals and a strip. The first terminals and the second terminals are fixed to the fixing portion. Two ends of the strip respectively extend in parallel from outsides of the first terminals and the second terminals for a distance, and then vertically extend and mutually contact with the first terminals and the second terminals to form at least one bridge. The first terminals and the second terminals are synchronously fixed to the fixing portion by insert molding.

Abstract: A high frequency connector includes an insulator, a plurality of terminals, a shielding case and a grounding conductor. The insulator includes a tongue plate portion and a base portion. The terminals respectively have a contact portion arranged on a surface of the tongue plate portion. The contact portion is electrically connected with a docking connector. The shielding case covers outside the tongue plate portion and the base portion. A surface of the base portion is closer to the shielding case than the surface of the tongue plate portion. The grounding conductor is formed to a shielding plate and a first flat plate from a metal sheet. The shielding plate is at least partially fixed within the tongue plate portion. The first flat plate is at least partially exposed from the base portion. The shielding plate and the first flat plate are located in a region covered by the shielding case.

Abstract: A universal serial bus connector includes a shielding case, an insulating main body, a first terminal group, a second terminal group and a grounding sheet. The insulating main body is accommodated and installed in the shielding case. The first terminal group is accommodated in the insulating main body. The second terminal group is accommodated in the insulating main body. The grounding sheet is fixed on the insulating main body. A surface of the shielding case has at least one bump. The bump is recessed inwards from the surface, such that the bump is electrically connected with the grounding sheet.

Abstract: A high-density cable end connector for transmitting high-frequency signals includes a first sub-assembly, a second sub-assembly, a printed circuit board, a shielding plate, and a shielding shell. The first sub-assembly includes first contacts, a first insulator, and a first cover body. The second sub-assembly includes second contacts, a second insulator, and a second cover body. The printed circuit board includes pins connected to the first contacts and the second contacts. The shielding shell at least partially surrounds peripheries of the first sub-assembly and the second sub-assembly. The shielding plate is disposed between the first contacts and the second contacts and fixed to the first insulator or the second insulator for insulating the first contacts from the second contacts. Therefore, the high-density cable end connector is prevented from having crosstalk resulted by high frequency signals between the first contacts and the second contacts.

Abstract: A high density connector structure for transmitting high frequency signals having a first sub-assembly, a second sub-assembly, a shield plate, and a shield shell is disclosed. The first sub-assembly has a plurality of first contacts held in a first insulator, and the second sub-assembly has a plurality of second contacts held in a second insulator. The shield plate is positioned between the first and second contacts. At least one resilient arm extends from said shield plate and contacts at least one of the first contacts of the first sub-assembly. The shield shell at least partially surrounds the periphery of the first and second sub-assemblies.

Abstract: A high density connector structure for transmitting high frequency signals having a first sub-assembly, a second sub-assembly, a shield plate, and a shield shell is disclosed. The first sub-assembly has a plurality of first contacts held in a first insulator, and the second sub-assembly has a plurality of second contacts held in a second insulator. The shield plate is positioned between the first and second contacts. At least one resilient arm extends from said shield plate and contacts at least one of the first contacts of the first sub-assembly. The shield shell at least partially surrounds the periphery of the first and second sub-assemblies.

Abstract: A low-profile multi-directional key switch structure is disclosed, which includes a magnetic element, a key cap for receiving at least a portion of the magnetic element therein, an elastic element centered near the key cap, and a protection pad disposed between the extension portion of the key cap and the elastic element. The key cap has an extension portion protruding outwardly. The elastic element includes a central region and a spiral structure connected with the central region. The spiral structure is extended from the central region outwardly, and the elastic element is centered near the key cap by the central region for limiting a movement of the key cap and the magnetic element to an original location of the elastic element. The protection pad covers a most portion of the spiral structure of the elastic element, and a receiving opening is disposed in a center of the protection pad for passing the magnetic element through.

Abstract: An improved Universal Serial Bus (USB) connector mounted on a print circuit board for transmitting electric signals between a dock connector and the print circuit board. The improved Universal Serial Bus connector comprises a set of first terminals, a set of second terminals, an insulator, and a shielding shell. Each of the first terminals and the second terminals is respectively fixed on the insulator. The insulator includes a cap, on which each of the first terminals and the second terminals is disposed, and is substantially enclosed by the shielding shell.

Abstract: A low-profile multi-directional key switch structure is disclosed, which includes a magnetic element, a key cap for receiving at least a portion of the magnetic element therein, an elastic element centered near the key cap, and a protection pad disposed between the extension portion of the key cap and the elastic element. The key cap has an extension portion protruding outwardly. The elastic element includes a central region and a spiral structure connected with the central region. The spiral structure is extended from the central region outwardly, and the elastic element is centered near the key cap by the central region for limiting a movement of the key cap and the magnetic element to an original location of the elastic element. The protection pad covers a most portion of the spiral structure of the elastic element, and a receiving opening is disposed in a center of the protection pad for passing the magnetic element through.

Abstract: An electrical connector being adapted to be matched with a complementary device, and comprising at least an insulating housing, a terminal set and a shielding case. The shielding case substantially surrounds the insulating housing and the terminal set, the shielding case comprising at least a body and a back case. The body of the shielding case surrounds the upper, lower, left and right sides of the insulating housing, and the back case of the shielding case surrounds the back of the insulating housing substantially. The invention providing at least a stopping mechanism to apply a pressing force on the insulating housing, and the direction of the pressing force is opposite to what the complementary device plugging in.