Abstract: An electrical connector (100) adaptor for soldering on the printed circuit board and electrically connecting with a camera module (4), comprises an insulative housing (1), a plurality of terminals (2) received in the housing and a shield (3) enclosing the housing. The housing defines a receiving room (10) therein for receiving the camera module and a plurality of openings (130) thereon. Each terminal comprises a contacting portion (24) extending into the receiving room and a tail portion (22) electrically connecting with the printed circuit board. The shield comprises a plurality of surfaces (31, 32) enclosing the insulative housing, each surface forms a resilient tab (33) bent from an edge thereof and passing through the opening of the housing.

Abstract: A card connector (100) provided for interconnecting the card to an external circuit board includes an insulative housing (1), a number of terminals (2) retained in the housing for electrically connecting with the card, and first and second spring switch contacts (31, 32). The first and second spring switch contact respectively include a first and second lead (311, 312) secured in the housing and extending outwardly for electrical connection with an external circuit board, and a generally U-shaped first and second deflectable body portion (312, 322). The first deflectable body portion has a first free leg (314) defining a first spring contact portion (3140). The second deflectable body portion has a second free leg (324) having a deflecting portion (3241) adapted to be actuated by the card in direct response to insertion thereof and a second spring contact portion (3240) adapted for engaging with said first spring contact portion.

Abstract: An shielded electrical connector (100) for fastening therein an electrical element (5) witch is formed with a plurality of protrusions (5111, 5121, 5131, 5141), includes an insulatire housing (3), a number of terminals (2), a side shield (1) and a bottom shield (4). The side shield includes a number of separated shielding plates (11, 12, 13, 14) mounted around the insulative housing. Each shielding plate has a number of flexible plates (15) formed in U-shape with a free end extending downwardly and inwardly for pressing against the electrical element. The side shield further defines a plurality of engaging holes (123, 143) for insertion of soldering portions of the terminals. This arrangment of tabs (24) enables the connector to be either top or bottom loads through an opening in a printed circuit board. Some of the plates (15) include cutouts (151), which are to receive the protrusions (5111, etc) for locking and orientation purposes.

Abstract: A module connector (100), to which a module body is electrically connected, includes an insulating housing (1), a number of contacts (2) received in the insulating housing (1), a shell (3) and a holding member (4). The insulating housing (1) defines a chamber (14) for accommodating the module body. The shell (3) is assembled onto the insulating housing (1). The holding member (4) cooperates with the shell (3) to securely accommodate the module body in the insulating housing (1), thereby electrically connecting the contacting portions of the contacts (2) with the module body accommodated in the chamber (14) of the insulating housing (1).

Abstract: A cable connector assembly (100) includes a first connector member (1) and a second connector member (2). The first connector member includes a first housing (13), a number of first contacts (14) received in the first housing and a first shell (11) enclosing the first housing. The first housing has a tongue plate (133). A grounding bar (12) attaches to the first housing and encloses the tongue plate. The second connector member includes a second housing (22), a number of second contacts (23) received in the second housing to electrically contacting with the first contacts and a second shell (21) enclosing the second housing. A room (24) is reserved between the second housing and the second shell adapted for receiving the tongue plate enclosed with the grounding bar of the first housing.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) adapted for electrically connecting an electronic element (1) such as a camera module with a substrate (200) comprises a shielding member (2, 3), an insulated housing (5) and a number of contacts (4) retained in the housing. Each contact comprises a contact portion (41) for electrically contacting with the camera module and a solder portion (44) extending out the housing for being soldered on the substrate. The shielding member surrounds the housing to prevent the contact from unexpected Electro Magnetic Interference and comprises a plurality solder legs soldered on the substrate. The solder legs are arranged among the solder portions of the contacts. Typically, the distance between every two adjacent solder legs is not greater than 2.5 millimeters. Therefore, the shielding member can effectively prevents various unexpected interference affecting signal transmission of the camera module.

Abstract: An electrical card connector (100) is provided for electrically connecting with an electrical card (9) defining a notch (90) and includes a cover (1), a number of conductive contacts (2) and an eject mechanism. The eject mechanism includes a heart cam element (51) defining a heart-shaped guiding groove (510), a slider (52), a cam follower (53) having a clap (533) and a pair of coiled springs (54) disposed between the heart cam element and the slider. The cam follower has an end connecting with the slider and an opposite end moving in the guiding groove of the heart cam element. When the electrical card is inserted into the electrical card connector, the clasp of the cam follower is displaced into the notch of the card. When the card is ejected from the connector, the clasp disengages from the connector.

Abstract: An shielded electrical connector (100), to which an electrical element (5) is electrically connected, includes an insulative housing (1) defining a number of passageways (101), a number of terminals (2) retained in the passageways, a side shield (3) and a bottom shell (4). The insulative housing also has a bottom board (17) defining a number of grooves (170) communicating with the passageways. Each terminal includes a soldering portion (26) and a body portion (21) partially exposed to the groove.

Abstract: An shielded electrical connector (100) for fastening therein an electrical element (5) which is formed with a plurality of protrusions (5111, 5121, 5131, 5141), includes an insulative housing (3), a number of terminals (2), a side shield (1) and a bottom shield (4) attached to a bottom of the insulative housing. The side shield includes a number of separated shielding plates (11, 12, 13, 14) mounted around the insulative housing, Each shielding plate has a body portion and a number of flexible plates (15) formed in U-shape with a free end extending downwardly and inwardly for standing against the electrical element. The side shield further defines a plurality of engaging holes (123, 143) for insertion of the terminals.

Abstract: A cable connector assembly (100) includes a first connector member (1) and a second connector member (2). The first connector member includes a first housing (13), a number of first contacts (14) received in the first housing and a first shell (11) enclosing the first housing. The first housing has a tongue plate (133). A grounding bar (12) attaches to the first housing and encloses the tongue plate. The second connector member includes a second housing (22), a number of second contacts (23) received in the second housing to electrically contacting with the first contacts and a second shell (21) enclosing the second housing. A room (24) is reserved between the second housing and the second shell adapted for receiving the tongue plate enclosed with the grounding bar of the first housing.