Abstract: An electrical adaptor (100) includes a first connection assembly (2) having a first printed circuit board (20), a first connector (21) mounted to a front segment of the first printed circuit board, a first variable resistor (24) mounted to a rear segment of the first printed circuit; a second connection assembly (3) having a second printed circuit board (30), a second connector (31) mounted to a front segment of the second printed circuit board, a second variable resistor (34) mounted to a rear segment of the first printed circuit board; a cover member (1, 6) enclosing the first connection assembly and the second connection assembly therein; and wherein the first printed circuit board and the second printed circuit board are disposed at different levels and partially overlapping each other.

Abstract: A plug connector includes an insulative housing (1) including a base portion (10) and a mating portion (12) extending from the base portion in a first direction, a number of contacts (2) received in the insulative housing, and a number of wires (3) including a number of signal wires (31) and a number of power wires (32) respectively electrically connecting with the contacts. The signal wires and the power wires are both arranged to extend along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction of the mating portion. The power wires are arranged into two groups respectively symmetrically arranged relative to the base portion along the second direction and electrically connect to the same contacts.

Abstract: An electronic assembly (100) includes a housing having a plurality of walls together defining a receiving space and an opening defined in one of the walls and in communication to the receiving space; a connector (53) pivotally linked to the housing and projected outward of the housing via the opening; a locking member (6) mounted to the housing, said locking member having an elastic arm portion (61) with a stopper portion (62) formed thereon and extending into the receiving space; and whereas rotation the connector to urge the elastic arm portion deformed such that the connector is capable of sliding into the receiving space and locked by the stopper member.

Abstract: An electronic assembly (100) includes a housing having a plurality of walls together defining a receiving space and an outlet defined in one of the walls and in communication to the receiving space; a connector (53) pivotally linked to the housing and projected outward of the housing via the outlet; a locking member (6) mounted to the housing, said locking member including a base portion (60) having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side, a stopper portion (62) formed on the first side and extending into the receiving opening, a resilient member (61) arranged adjacent to the second side for exerting a resilient force to the base portion, and a handling portion (521) attached to a rear portion of the connector and disposed proximate to the outlet of the one wall.

Abstract: An electronic assembly (100) includes a housing having a plurality of walls together defining a receiving space and an outlet defined in one of the walls and in communication to the receiving space; a connector (53) pivotally linked to the housing and projected outward of the housing via the outlet; a locking member (6) mounted to the housing, said locking member including a base portion (60) having a first side and a second side opposite to the first side, a stopper portion (62) formed on the first side and extending into the receiving opening, and a resilient member (61) arranged adjacent to the second side for exerting a resilient force to the base portion.

Abstract: A plug connector (100) includes an insulative housing (1) including a base portion (10) and a mating portion (12) extending from the base portion in a first direction, a number of contacts (2) received in the insulative housing; and a number of wires (3) comprising a number of signal wires (31) and a number of power wires (32) respectively electrically connecting with the contacts. The signal wires and the power wires are both arranged to extend along second opposite directions perpendicular to the first direction of the mating portion to locate at opposite sides of the mating portion.

Abstract: A lamp assembly (100) includes a lamp base (3) having a peripheral wall (31) and a rear wall (32) connecting to the peripheral wall to form a socket (30) with a front opening, with a cable passage (321) recessed forwardly from a back surface of the rear wall and communicated with the socket, a cavity (37) defined in the rear wall and further communicated with the cable passage (321), and a engaging member (371) located in a lower portion of the cavity and proximate to the cable passage; at least a cable (4) inserted into the cable passage, with the engaging member (371) deformed to lock therein so as to prevent the cable sliding out of the cable passage; a lamp bulb (1) partially received in the socket of the base, with a pair of legs (13) thereof extending into the socket and contacting conductors of the cable.

Abstract: A lamp assembly (100) includes a lamp base (3) defining a socket, with a mounting portion (33) arranged therein; a pair of cables (4) inserted into the socket via a cable passage defined in a rear portion of the lamp base, with conductors of the cables extending through passageways in the mounting portion and configured to hook thereon; a lamp holder (2) having a body portion inserted into the socket of the lamp base together with the mounting portion to sandwich the conductors; and a lamp bulb (1) held by the lamp holder, with a pair of legs thereof inserted into the socket and contacting conductors of the cables.

Abstract: A power connector (100) includes an insulator (2) and a cap (1). The insulator defines a bottom wall (242) and three mounting holes (21, 22 and 23) extending upwards from the bottom wall, the three mounting holes array in a triangle along a vertical surface, and each mounting hole opens forwards and upwards adapted for receiving a terminal (3). The cap is slidably mounted on the insulator, and comprises a plate (14) extending vertically to cover front surfaces of the mounting holes of the insulator and a roof (12 and 13) extending horizontally from an upper end of the plate to cover upper surfaces of the mounting holes. A wedge (241) is formed on the bottom wall of the insulator, and a nose (145) with a dent (1451) depressed therein extends horizontally from an lower end of said plate adapted for engaging with said wedge.