Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes an insulating body having stopping portions, terminals and solder balls. Each stopping portion is located above the solder balls, and has a bottom surface coated with an adhesive. Each terminal includes a connecting portion and two clamping portions extending and bending from two opposite sides of the connecting portion along a horizontal direction. The solder balls are in contact with the terminals and the circuit board, and each corresponds to one of the stopping portions, is adhered to the stopping portion via the adhesive, and is clamped by the two clamping portions and the connecting portion, or by the two clamping portions and the insulating body.

Abstract: An electrical connector assembly includes an electrical connector and a mating connector. The electrical connector includes a base and a tongue extending forward from the base. A first signal terminal is fixedly provided on the base and exposed to the surface of the tongue. A metal shell is sleeved over the base and the tongue to form an insertion space between the metal shell and the tongue. The mating connector includes a plastic seat body. A second signal terminal is fixedly provided on the plastic seat body and extending into a mating space. A grounding elastic member is fixedly provided on a wall portion and exposed to the mating space. In the first mating state, the second signal terminal is not in contact with the first signal terminal. In the second mating state, and the second signal terminal is in contact with the first signal terminal.

Abstract: An electrical connector. Multiple first and second terminals are arranged respectively on upper and lower surfaces of a tongue to form upper and lower rows. A middle shielding sheet is insert molded in the tongue and located between the first and second terminals, and has a first middle hole across a central line thereof along a front-rear direction. A width of the first middle hole along a transverse direction is greater than that of at least one USB 2.0 terminal. The first middle hole is located between the USB 2.0 terminals in the upper and lower rows. The middle shielding sheet has first holes respectively at two transverse sides of the central line. A front edge of the first middle hole extends forward beyond a rear edge of the first holes. The length of the first middle hole along the front-rear direction is shorter than that of each first hole.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes an insulating body having stopping portions, terminals and solder balls. Each stopping portion is located above the solder balls, and has a bottom surface coated with an adhesive. Each terminal includes a connecting portion and two clamping portions extending and bending from two opposite sides of the connecting portion along a horizontal direction. The solder balls are in contact with the terminals and the circuit board, and each corresponds to one of the stopping portions, is adhered to the stopping portion via the adhesive, and is clamped by the two clamping portions and the connecting portion, or by the two clamping portions and the insulating body.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body having multiple receiving slots, and multiple first terminals and multiple second terminals respectively received in the receiving slots. Each first terminal has a first connecting portion, a first elastic arm bending and upward extending from the first connecting portion, and a first conducting arm bending and extending from the first connecting portion. Each second terminal has a second connecting portion, a second elastic arm bending and extending upward from the second connecting portion, and a second conducting arm bending and extending from the second connecting portion. A bent position between each of the first connecting portions and a corresponding one of the first elastic arms is higher than a bent position between each of the second connecting portions and a corresponding one of the second elastic arms.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, multiple terminals and a metal member. The insulating body has a base and side walls. The base is provided with receiving slots. The side walls are higher than the base, and encircled to form an accommodating space for accommodating a chip module. The terminals are received in the receiving slots. Each terminal has a contacting portion lower than a top surface of the side walls. The contacting portions electrically connect with the chip module. The metal member is injection molded at the side walls and the base to reinforce the structure of the side walls and the base, and preventing the insulating body from warping at a high temperature.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes: a body, configured to upward support the chip module, where the body is provided with a plurality of accommodating holes; and multiple terminals, respectively accommodated in the accommodating holes correspondingly. Each of the terminals includes a flat plate portion along a vertical direction and a connecting portion connected to the flat plate portion. An elastic arm is formed by bending and extending from at least one end of the connecting portion so as to abut the chip module or the circuit board. When the chip module presses the terminal downward, a side edge of the elastic arm abuts the flat plate portion. The structure of an elastic arm can be simplified to reduce the processing difficulty thereof.

Abstract: An electrical connector is used to electrically connect a chip module to a circuit board, and includes a body for upward supporting the chip module. The body is provided with multiple accommodating holes arranged in multiple rows. Each two adjacent rows of the accommodating holes are staggeredly arranged in a front-rear direction. Multiple terminals are respectively accommodated in the accommodating holes correspondingly. Each two adjacent rows of the terminals intersect to form at least one intersection area. Each terminal includes a base, an upper elastic arm formed by extending upward from the base for upward abutting the chip module, and a lower elastic arm formed by extending downward from the base for being downward conductively connected with the circuit board. When the chip module presses the upper elastic arm downward, the upper and lower elastic arms abut each other, the abutting position is located above or below the intersection area.

Abstract: An electrical connector is used for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board, and includes a body for upward supporting the chip module. The body is provided with multiple accommodating holes. Multiple terminals are respectively accommodated in the accommodating holes correspondingly. Each terminal is provided with at least one soldering portion in contact with a solder and being soldered to the circuit board. A first portion and a second portion are formed by extending upward from the at least one soldering portion and are located at two opposite sides of the solder. An elastic arm bends upward and extends from the second portion for abutting the chip module. When the chip module presses the elastic arm downward, the elastic arm abuts the first portion. Therefore, two conductive paths are formed in parallel to each other.

Abstract: An insulating body and a connector with the insulating body are provided. A first gate and a second gate with different areas are disposed in one end of the insulating body. Further, an insulating body of a connector is provided. The insulating body is symmetrically disposed about a center line thereof, and a first gate and a second gate located on two opposite sides of the center line are asymmetrically disposed in one end of the insulating body. By providing the first and second gates with different areas, the areas of the two injection gates that allow molten plastic to enter a cavity in the mold for molding the insulating body will be changed. Alternatively, by providing the first and second gates asymmetrically about the center line, the lengths of the flow channel paths from the two injection gates to each part of the insulating body are different.

Abstract: A method for molding an electrical connector, includes: S1: providing a row of first terminals, and integrally wrapping an insulating block on the first terminals by insert molding, wherein the insulating block wraps a part of each first terminal, and the insulating block and the row of first terminals together form a first terminal module; S2: providing a middle shielding sheet; and S3: integrally wrapping an insulating body around the middle shielding sheet and the first terminal module by insert molding.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes: an insulating body and multiple terminals retained in the insulating body. Each terminal has a base portion. An elastic arm bends upward and extends from the base portion. The elastic arm bends to form a contact portion. A first urging portion includes a first elastic portion bending from the contact portion and obliquely extending downward and away from the base portion, and a second elastic portion obliquely extending downward from the first elastic portion. A slot runs through the contact portion, the first elastic portion and the second elastic portion. A bending arm bends and extends from a lower end of the base portion. The bending arm bends to form a conductive portion. The conductive portion bends upward and extends to form a second urging portion. The first urging portion urges against the second urging portion.

Abstract: A cable connector assembly includes an insulating body and a cable. The insulating body includes a first terminal group and a second terminal group received in the insulating body. The first terminal group has a first terminal. The first terminal has a first soldering surface at one end thereof. The second terminal group has a second terminal. The second terminal has a second soldering surface disposed opposite to the first soldering surface. The cable has a first core wire disposed between the first soldering surface and the second soldering surface and soldered to the first soldering surface and the second soldering surface. The first terminal and the second terminal have same functions share the first core wire and are directly soldered to the first core wire.

Abstract: A cable connector assembly includes an electric connector having an insulating body, a first terminal group, a second terminal group, a latch member, and a first metal shell; and a second metal shell partially wrapping the periphery of a first metal shell. The first and second terminal groups have first and second ground terminals. The latch member is arranged in the insulating body and located between the first and second terminal groups. The latch member has a backward elastic arm partially protruding out of the insulating body. Both the first and second ground terminals are in electric contact with the latch member. The second metal shell has a cable-clamping portion for fixing a cable. The elastic arm elastically urges against the second metal shell.

Abstract: An electrical connector for the insertion of a mating connector. The electrical connector includes an insulating body having a base and a tongue extending forward from the base, multiple terminals fixed in the base and extending to the tongue, and a metal shell. The metal shell has two first walls along the upper side and the lower side, two second walls along the left side and the right side, and a limiting surface connected to the first walls and the second walls. When the mating connector is inserted in an insertion space, a first distance exists between each first wall and a shielding shell, a second distance exists between each second wall and the shielding shell, a third distance exists between each limiting surface and the shielding shell, and the third distance is less than the first distance and the second distance.

Abstract: A plug connector includes an insulating body, two power terminals arranged on the insulating body, and a cable having at least two power wires. A mating portion is provided at a front end of the insulating body. The mating portion is recessed with a mating slot from front to back. The mating slot has a first width in a left-right direction. Each power terminal has at least one contacting portion protruding and extending into the mating slot. The two power terminals are conducted and are provided with a second soldering portion. The second soldering portion has a second width in the left-right direction, which is greater than one third of the first width. The at least two power wires are connected to the second soldering portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body having a base and a tongue extending forward from the base, multiple terminals fixed in the base and extending to the tongue, and a metal shell. An insertion space is formed between the metal shell and the tongue. The metal shell has first protruding portions protruding toward the insertion space. Each first protruding portion has a first height along the vertical direction. The first height is greater than or equal to 0.02 mm and less than or equal to 0.08 mm. Thus, the corresponding fit clearance in the vertical direction between the electrical connector and a mating connector can be controlled within a range from 0.059 mm to 0.001 mm.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, which has at least two body units. Each two body unit accommodates and is fixed with multiple terminals, and the at least two body units are spliced to each other. Each body unit has at least two edge portions, and the insulating body is provided with at least four fixing portions such that each of the edge portions is provided with at least one fixing portions. At least four metal members are correspondingly and fixedly provided on the at least four fixing portions respectively. At least two metal sheets are provided outside the at least two body units. Each metal sheet is soldered and fixed to at least one metal member provided on each body unit. By soldering and fixing the metal members and the metal sheets together, the overall structure of the electrical connector is firmer, and flatness is higher.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulation body having a base portion and a tongue located at a front end of the base portion. Multiple terminals are fixed on the base portion and partially exposed from a surface of the tongue. An outer metal casing surrounds the base portion and the tongue and forms an insertion space receiving the tongue. The outer metal casing has a bottom wall and two side walls. Each side wall extends downward to form a stop wall. Each stop wall extends downward to form two soldering pins. The four soldering pins are arranged in two rows. A cushion block is located below the bottom wall and fixed on the two stop walls. Four protruding blocks are formed by protruding downward from a bottom surface of the cushion block. At least two of the protruding blocks are located disposed between the soldering pins in the two rows.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes an insulating body with receiving holes running through the insulating body, terminals correspondingly received in the receiving holes, and metal members not in contact with the chip module. Each metal member and the terminal corresponding to the metal member are received in the same receiving hole. Each metal member has a connecting portion disposed at a side of a soldering portion of a terminal, and a clamping portion extending and bending from the connecting portion to bypass the soldering portion and extend along a direction from the side to another opposite side of the soldering portion, so that the clamping and soldering portions jointly clamp a solder ball with a reduced distance between the terminals on a strip and without the terminals being inserted into the same row of receiving holes at intervals for multiple times.