Abstract: A conductive terminal assembly includes at least three layers of conductive terminals. Each layer of conductive terminals has a terminal body, one or more elastic arms extending from the terminal body, and a contact end at an end of each elastic arm distal from the terminal body in a first direction. The terminal bodies of the at least three layers of conductive terminals are overlapped with each other in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. The contact ends of the at least three layers of conductive terminals are at least partially staggered and arranged in a third direction perpendicular to the first direction and the second direction. The contact ends are capable of electrically contacting a mating component.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a housing defining a slot in which a mating component can be at least partially inserted, a conductive terminal installed in the housing and having a contact end capable of electrically contacting the mating component, and a supporting member elastically supporting the contact end. The supporting member has a cantilever beam and a supporting arm extending from the cantilever beam. The cantilever beam at least partially abuts a first surface of the contact end facing an inner wall of the housing and applies an elastic force to the contact end. The supporting arm is positioned at least partially between the cantilever beam and the inner wall. The supporting arm elastically supports the cantilever beam and the contact end when pressed against the inner wall.

Abstract: A connector includes a first terminal assembly having a longitudinally extending first plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending first terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending first connection portion to connect the first plate-shaped fixing portion and the first terminal portion. A second terminal assembly is arranged opposite to and spaced apart from the first terminal assembly and includes a longitudinally extending second plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending second terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending second connection portion to connect the second plate-shaped fixing portion and the second terminal portion. A spacing between the first plate-shaped fixing portion and the second plate-shaped fixing portion is greater than a spacing between the first terminal portion and the second terminal portion.

Abstract: A connector adapted to electrically connect a first bus bar and a second bus bar includes an insulating housing having a first hole and a slot at an end of the insulating housing, a conductive terminal provided within the insulating housing and in electrical contact with the second bus bar inserted into the slot, and a conductive pin inserted into the first hole and electrically connected with the conductive terminal and the first bus bar. The slot extends in the insulating housing in a first direction and a third direction and receives the second bus bar inserted into the slot. The first hole extends at least partially through the insulating housing in a second direction. The conductive pin is slidable in the first hole relative to the conductive terminal in the second direction.

Abstract: A bus bar assembly comprises a first bus bar having a first body part, a plurality of first installation parts and a first output part, and a second bus bar having a second body part, a plurality of second installation parts and a second output part. A first connection terminal is fixedly connected to the first output part, and a second connection terminal is fixedly connected to the second output part. The first body part is arranged over and parallel to the second body part, and the first output part and the second output part are arranged adjacent one another.

Abstract: A connector for plugging into a bus bar comprises a housing with a first side wall, a second side wall, and a connecting channel between the first side wall and the second side wall. A plurality of power terminals each having an electrical connection part are provided inside the connecting channel and are adapted to electrically connect with the bus bar. A plurality of grounding terminals are each disposed on the first side wall and the second side wall outside the connecting channel respectively. Each of the grounding terminals have an elastic first finger. An auxiliary support member is provided and supports the first finger.

Abstract: A connector comprises a housing defining a terminal accommodating portion a supporting block. The connector further includes a pair of terminal assemblies mounted in the terminal accommodating portion and arranged to be spaced apart from each other. Each terminal assembly of the pair of terminal assemblies has a plate-shaped fixing portion extending in a first direction, and a terminal portion extending from the plate-shaped fixing portion in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction. Each terminal assembly further includes an elastic supporting arm extending from a lower end of the terminal portion adjacent to the plate-shaped fixing portion in a direction inclined to both the first direction and the second direction. The elastic supporting arms of the pair of terminal assemblies abutted against the supporting block.

Abstract: A connector comprises a pair of terminals for clamping and electrically connecting to a first conductive member. A first terminal includes a plurality of first elastic arms arranged in a row, with each first elastic arm having a first contact and a third contact formed thereon. The second terminal is laminated on an outer side of the first terminal and includes a plurality of second elastic arms arranged in a row. Each second elastic arm includes a second contact formed thereon. Each second contact protrudes to an inner side of the first elastic arms from a gap between two adjacent first elastic arms. The plurality of second elastic arms respectively abut against the outer sides of the plurality of first elastic arms. The first contact, the second contact and the third contact are adapted to be in electrical contact with the inserted first conductive member simultaneously.

Abstract: An electrical connector comprises a first terminal assembly having a longitudinally extending first plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending first terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending first connection portion to connect the first plate-shaped fixing portion and the first terminal portion. A second terminal assembly includes a longitudinally extending second plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending second terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending second connection portion to connect the second plate-shaped fixing portion and the second terminal portion. A first conductive block electrically is connected to an inner side of the first plate-shaped fixing portion of the first terminal assembly facing the second plate-shaped fixing portion of the second terminal assembly.

Abstract: A connector comprises a pair of terminals for clamping and electrically connecting to a first conductive member. A first terminal includes a plurality of first elastic arms arranged in a row, with each first elastic arm having a first contact and a third contact formed thereon. The second terminal is laminated on an outer side of the first terminal and includes a plurality of second elastic arms arranged in a row. Each second elastic arm includes a second contact formed thereon. Each second contact protrudes to an inner side of the first elastic arms from a gap between two adjacent first elastic arms. The plurality of second elastic arms respectively abut against the outer sides of the plurality of first elastic arms. The first contact, the second contact and the third contact are adapted to be in electrical contact with the inserted first conductive member simultaneously.

Abstract: A connector includes a first terminal assembly having a longitudinally extending first plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending first terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending first connection portion to connect the first plate-shaped fixing portion and the first terminal portion. A second terminal assembly is arranged opposite to and spaced apart from the first terminal assembly and includes a longitudinally extending second plate-shaped fixing portion, a longitudinally extending second terminal portion, and a substantially laterally extending second connection portion to connect the second plate-shaped fixing portion and the second terminal portion. A spacing between the first plate-shaped fixing portion and the second plate-shaped fixing portion is greater than a spacing between the first terminal portion and the second terminal portion.

Abstract: A bus bar assembly comprises a first bus bar having a first body part, a plurality of first installation parts and a first output part, and a second bus bar having a second body part, a plurality of second installation parts and a second output part. A first connection terminal is fixedly connected to the first output part, and a second connection terminal is fixedly connected to the second output part. The first body part is arranged over and parallel to the second body part, and the first output part and the second output part are arranged adjacent one another.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a power supply circuit including an external power source, an ID pin provided in a universal serial bus (USB) port on a printed circuit board (PCB), and an internal power and signal management subsystem. The external power source is configured to power the internal power and signal management subsystem via the ID pin. A power supply method and a portable device are also disclosed.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a power supply circuit including an external power source, an ID pin provided in a universal serial bus (USB) port on a printed circuit board (PCB), and an internal power and signal management subsystem. The external power source is configured to power the internal power and signal management subsystem via the ID pin. A power supply method and a portable device are also disclosed.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are provided for using explicit initialization vectors in both encryption and decryption processing. In one example, a sender generates an initialization vector, identifies cryptographic keys, encrypts data using the initialization vectors and the cryptographic keys, and transmits the encrypted data in a packet along with the initialization vector. A receiver identifies cryptographic keys, extracts the initialization vector from the received packet, and decrypts the encrypted data using the cryptographic keys and the initialization vector extracted from the received packet.

Abstract: A semiconductor die package. The semiconductor die package includes a leadframe structure, a first semiconductor die comprising a first surface attached to a first side of the leadframe structure, and a second semiconductor die attached to a second side of the leadframe structure. The second semiconductor die comprises an integrated circuit die. A housing material is formed over at least a portion of the leadframe structure, the first semiconductor die, and the second semiconductor die. An exterior surface of the molding material is substantially coplanar with the first surface of the semiconductor die.

Abstract: There are disclosed systems and computer program products for dynamically resizing memory pools used by database management systems. In one aspect, if a decrease in allocation to the memory pool is required, at least one page grouping that may be freed from the memory pool is identified as a candidate based on its position in a list of page groupings. If the page grouping contains any used memory blocks, the used memory blocks may be copied from a candidate page grouping to another page grouping in the list in order to free the candidate page grouping. Once the candidate page grouping is free of used memory blocks, the candidate page grouping may be freed from the memory pool. As an example, this system or computer program product may be used for dynamically resizing locklists or lock memory.

Abstract: A semiconductor die package. The semiconductor die package includes a leadframe structure, a first semiconductor die comprising a first surface attached to a first side of the leadframe structure, and a second semiconductor die attached to a second side of the leadframe structure. The second semiconductor die comprises an integrated circuit die. A housing material is formed over at least a portion of the leadframe structure, the first semiconductor die, and the second semiconductor die. An exterior surface of the molding material is substantially coplanar with the first surface of the semiconductor die.

Abstract: There are disclosed systems and computer program products for dynamically resizing memory pools used by database management systems. In one aspect, if a decrease in allocation to the memory pool is required, at least one page grouping that may be freed from the memory pool is identified as a candidate based on its position in a list of page groupings. If the page grouping contains any used memory blocks, the used memory blocks may be copied from a candidate page grouping to another page grouping in the list in order to free the candidate page grouping. Once the candidate page grouping is free of used memory blocks, the candidate page grouping may be freed from the memory pool. As an example, this system or computer program product may be used for dynamically resizing locklists or lock memory.

Abstract: There are disclosed methods for dynamically resizing memory pools used by database management systems. In one aspect, if a decrease in allocation to the memory pool is required, at least one page grouping that may be freed from the memory pool is identified as a candidate based on its position in a list of page groupings. If the page grouping contains any used memory blocks, the used memory blocks may be copied from a candidate page grouping to another page grouping in the list in order to free the candidate page grouping. Once the candidate page grouping is free of used memory blocks, the candidate page grouping may be freed from the memory pool. As an example, this method may be used for dynamically resizing locklists or lock memory.