Abstract: A plug connector according to an embodiment of the present disclosure, wherein the housing of the plug connector includes a mating portion extending forward and a latching portion equipped in the housing. The latching portion may include, as a root having a lower end connected to the upper surface of the housing, a root extending to the upper end with the lower end of the route as a first fulcrum to form a cantilever structure; and as a pair of latching arms having a rear end connected to an upper end of the root, a pair of latching arms extending to the front end with the upper end of the root as a second fulcrum to form a pair of hooks. Each front end of the pair of latching arms may include an outward protrusion.

Abstract: An electrical connector according to a disclosed embodiment includes a housing having a terminal receiving opening, and a TPA member mounted outside the terminal receiving opening to fix a position of a terminal. The TPA member includes first and second side cantilever arms which are extended from both ends of the TPA member, respectively, and are positioned outside a sidewall of the housing, the housing is not in contact with the TPA member in a preliminary mounting position, and the housing is latch-coupled with the first and second side cantilever arms in a final mounting position.

Abstract: A fiber-optic laser gyroscope having phase sensitive detecting means which can reduce rotation rate measurement errors. In the fiber-optic laser gyroscope, errors due to the relative intensity difference between two consecutive pulses, which was an error factor in rotation rate measurement through time interval measurement between two adjacent pulses, can be eliminated by having a phase sensitive detection means which may extract and detect only components having the same phase as that of a phase-modulated signal from components having the same frequency as that of a phase-modulated signal. An output from the phase sensitive detecting means has an additional characteristic of being linearly proportional to rotation rate. The fiber-optic laser gyroscope of the present invention, therefore, has a characteristic of a relatively simple signal processing compared to conventional interferometric fiber gyroscopes.