Abstract: A connector and a connector device that are small and have a drainage function are provided. A connector includes: a contact; a first insulator; a first shield member; a second shield member having a tubular portion; and a second insulator. A first communicating portion that is in communication with the outside is formed in a lower wall of the tubular portion of the second shield member, the lower wall facing the second insulator. A second communicating portion that is in communication with the outside and the first communicating portion is formed in the second insulator. The first shield member has a facing wall that faces the first communicating portion, and a bent wall that is bent toward the second insulator from an end portion of the facing wall on an opposite side to the opening side.

Abstract: An electronic device charger includes: a lower case that is a housing with an upper surface thereof opened, the lower case including a pair of projecting portions and raised portions, the pair of projecting portions being provided at positions facing each other on inner side surfaces, the raised portions being formed by extending, in an upper direction, parts of the inner side surfaces at positions of the projecting portions; a board housed in the lower case, the board being clamped by the pair of projecting portions; and a heat sink that functions as an upper case covering the board and in which an arrangement pitch of heat dissipation fins disposed on an upper surface of the heat sink is an integral fraction of a predefined width of a heat generating component in an arrangement direction of the heat dissipation fins.

Abstract: A connector and a connector device that are small and have a drainage function are provided. A connector includes: a contact; a first insulator; a first shield member; a second shield member having a tubular portion; and a second insulator. A first communicating portion that is in communication with the outside is formed in a lower wall of the tubular portion of the second shield member, the lower wall facing the second insulator. A second communicating portion that is in communication with the outside and the first communicating portion is formed in the second insulator. The first shield member has a facing wall that faces the first communicating portion, and a bent wall that is bent toward the second insulator from an end portion of the facing wall on an opposite side to the opening side.