Abstract: An electrical connector for connecting a first electronic element and a second electronic element, includes an insulating body, multiple elastic bodies integrally formed with the insulating body, and multiple conductors. Each of the elastic bodies has a receiving slot, and each conductor is received in a corresponding receiving slot in an inclined manner. The receiving slot has a first urging portion and a second urging portion respectively providing an inclined upward elastic counterforce and an inclined downward elastic counterforce against the conductor, so that the conductor has a large normal force. Multiple stopping portions of the receiving slot and multiple shoulder portions of the conductor are in clearance fit, so that the conductor can be displaced vertically in the receiving slot when receiving a force.

Abstract: An electrical connector used for electrically connecting a first electronic element and a second electronic element opposite to each other, includes an insulating body and multiple conducting terminals. The insulating body has multiple receiving spaces, and the conducting terminals are correspondingly accommodated in the receiving spaces. At least one fixing piece is connected to one of the conducting terminals through at least one insulation piece, and the fixing piece fixes the conducting terminal to the corresponding receiving space.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a first electronic element to a second electronic element includes an insulating body and multiple conductors. The insulating body has multiple accommodating holes. Each conductor is accommodated in a corresponding accommodating hole. Each conductor has an elastic insulator and low melting point liquid metal wrapping a surface of the elastic insulator, such that a continuous conducting path is formed by the liquid metal between the first electronic element and the second electronic element.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a circuit board, a chip module, an isolation portion, and at least one liquid metal conductor. Multiple first conducting portions are disposed on the circuit board, and multiple second conducting portions are disposed on the chip module. The second conducting portions correspond to the first conducting portions. The isolation portion is located between the circuit board and the chip module. An upper surface and a lower surface of the isolation portion urge against the chip module and the circuit board respectively. The isolation portion surrounds, joints, and seals the first conducting portion. The at least one liquid metal conductor is correspondingly disposed between the first conducting portion and the second conducting portion, and electrically conducting the circuit board and the chip module. The liquid metal conductor is gallium or gallium alloy.

Abstract: An electrically conductive material includes a liquid gallium alloy mixed with multiple solid particles, so as to form an electrically conductive material in which solid and liquid coexist. The electrically conductive material is disposed between and electrically connecting a first conductor and a second conductor. The first conductor is disposed on a first electronic element, and the second conductor is disposed on a second electronic element.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board, includes an insulating body, multiple conducting bodies, and multiple pieces of low melting point metal. The insulating body has multiple accommodating spaces. Each accommodating space runs through upper and lower surfaces of the insulating body. The multiple conducting bodies are respectively received in the accommodating spaces. Two ends of each conducting body are exposed on the upper and lower surfaces of the insulating body. The low melting point metal is gallium or gallium alloy. Each piece of the low melting point metal is correspondingly arranged at at least one end of one of the conducting bodies. The low melting point metal protrudes from the insulating body, and is electrically connected to the chip module.

Abstract: An electrical connector and a manufacturing method. The electrical connector is used for electrically connecting a first electronic element having protruding conductive portions in the bottom thereof to a second electronic element, includes an insulating body located below the first and above the second electronic element, a conductor, a conducting region disposed on the lower surface of the insulating body, and a conducting line disposed in the insulating body and conducting the conductor and the conducting region. Upper surface of the insulating body has accommodation holes. Aperture of the accommodation hole is greater than outer diameter of the conductive portion. The conductor is provided in each of the accommodation holes. The accommodation hole has low-melting point liquid metal conductor. When the conductive portion enters the accommodation hole, the liquid metal adheres to the conductive portion, and forms a conductive path between the conductive portion and the conductor.

Abstract: A terminal includes a contact portion and a soldering portion for being soldered to a circuit board. A metal coating is plated on the contact portion and is made of a chromium-carbon material, so that the contact portion has desirable electric conductivity and strong hardness, and has desirable corrosion resistance. Hence, a manufacturing process of the terminal uses a common chromium-carbon material to form the metal coating to replace a gold conductive layer, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost of the terminal. Further, it is unnecessary to use toxic substances during plating, which greatly reduces environmental pollution, and effectively protects the environment.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a first electronic element having protruding conductive portions in the bottom thereof to a second electronic element, includes an insulating body located below the first and above the second electronic element, a conductor, a solder pad disposed on the lower surface of the insulating body, and a conducting line disposed in the insulating body and conducting the conductor and the solder pad. Upper surface of the insulating body has accommodation holes. Aperture of the accommodation hole is greater than outer diameter of the conductive portion. Wall and bottom of the accommodation holes form the conductor. The accommodation hole has low-melting point liquid metal conductor. When the conductive portion enters the accommodation hole, the liquid metal adheres to the conductive portion, and forms a conductive path between the conductive portion and the conductor. A manufacturing method of the electrical connector.

Abstract: An electrical connector, belonging to one of electrical connector series of different height specifications, is used for being fixed to a circuit board. The electrical connector includes an insulating body, a plurality of terminals, a shielding case disposed on the insulating body and having at least one fixing pin, and an abutting portion. Each terminal has a base fixed in the insulating body, an elastic portion bent and extending from one end of the base, a contact portion protruding from the elastic portion, and a soldering portion bent and extending from a side edge of the other end of the base. The abutting portion is formed on the soldering portion or the fixing pin by blanking. The abutting portion presses against the circuit board, and a height difference between the insulating body and the circuit board is adjustable by adjusting the height of the abutting portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes an insulating body, an insulating arm, a movable terminal, and a fixed terminal. The insulating body has an insertion hole concavely formed from its front end surface, and a first receiving slot formed at a side of and in communication with the insertion hole. The insulating arm extends from the insulating body and has an extending portion partially entering the insertion hole. The movable terminal has a first fixing portion fixed in the insulating body, an elastic arm extending backward from the first fixing portion and located between the insertion hole and the insulating arm, and a first contact portion extending backward from the elastic arm. The first contact portion crosses the insulating arm, and is located at a side of the insulating arm away from the insertion hole. The fixed terminal has a second contact portion capable of connecting/disconnecting from the first contact portion.

Abstract: An electrical connection system includes an electrical connector electrically connected to a chip module, and an adapter disposed on one side of the electrical connector. The chip module laterally extends to form a conducting portion. Two rows of terminals are disposed in the adapter, and form a slot therebetween for the conducting portion to be inserted therein. When the conducting portion is not inserted in the slot, the width of the slot is greater than the thickness of the conducting portion, so that a zero insertion force is required for insertion of the chip module. After the chip module is inserted in the slot, under the effect of an external force, the width of the slot is reduced to an extent that the terminals urge against the conducting portion, which ensures close electrical connection between the terminals and the chip module.

Abstract: A shielded connector includes a conductive body having a plurality of receiving holes formed through, a plurality of insulating members respectively fixed in the receiving holes, and a plurality of terminals respectively fixed to the insulating members. Each terminal has a contact portion exposed upward to the insulating member and a soldering portion exposed downward to the insulating member. The terminal and the conductive body are in an nonconductive state. The conductive body is formed by integral injection molding, which does not require pre-molding an insulating body having a plurality of receiving holes and plating metal layers in the receiving holes, so that the process is simple yet novel and the problem that metal layers easily peel off is solved while ensuring a stable and good shielding effect.

Abstract: The invention relates to an electrical connector assembly. The electrical connector assembly includes a main circuit board having a through hole, a processor, and an auxiliary circuit board. The processor includes a chip and a substrate. The chip is electrically connected to the substrate and located in the through hole. The substrate is at least partially located in the through hole. The auxiliary circuit board has a transitional connecting surface. A first conducting region and a second conducting region electrically connected to each other are disposed on the transitional connecting surface. The first conducting region is electrically connected to the substrate, and the second conducting region is electrically connected to the main circuit board.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a body having a plurality of receiving slots, a plurality of terminals respectively accommodated in the receiving slots, each terminal having a stopping portion, and a cover, slideably covered on the body, and having a plurality of pressed surfaces respectively corresponding to the stopping portions. When the cover slides along a first direction relative to the body, the stopping portion limits upward displacement of the pressed surface, so as to limit upward warping of the cover, thereby ensuring good contact between the terminal and a mating element.

Abstract: A high frequency adapter electrically connecting a docking device to a circuit board. The high frequency adapter includes an insulating body, a high frequency signal terminal conductively connected to the circuit board, and two grounding terminals located at two sides of the high frequency signal terminal and conductively connected to the circuit board. Lateral projections of the high frequency signal terminal and the two grounding terminals are approximately the same and overlapping. Both the high frequency signal terminal and the two grounding terminals are pressed by the docking device.

Abstract: A high frequency adapter electrically connecting a docking device to a circuit board. The high frequency adapter includes an insulating body, a high frequency signal terminal conductively connected to the circuit board, and two grounding terminals located at two sides of the high frequency signal terminal and conductively connected to the circuit board. Lateral projections of the high frequency signal terminal and the two grounding terminals are approximately the same and overlapping. Both the high frequency signal terminal and the two grounding terminals are pressed by the docking device.

Abstract: An electrical connector for electrically connecting a chip module to a circuit board includes: an insulating body, provided with a plurality of receiving holes; at least one raised portion, raised on an upper surface of the insulating body, for supporting the chip module at positions without contact pads in the chip module; a metal layer, plated on inner walls of the receiving holes and the upper surface of the insulating body; an insulating layer, disposed to cover the metal layer; and a plurality of terminals, respectively correspondingly received in the receiving holes, each terminal having a contact portion exposed above the receiving hole for conducting to the chip module. When the chip module presses the contact portions downwards, the raised portion urges against the chip module, so as to prevent the chip module from damaging the insulating layer and conducting to the metal layer to cause short circuit.

Abstract: A shielded connector includes a conductive body having a plurality of receiving holes formed through, a plurality of insulating members respectively fixed in the receiving holes, and a plurality of terminals respectively fixed to the insulating members. Each terminal has a contact portion exposed upward to the insulating member and a soldering portion exposed downward to the insulating member. The terminal and the conductive body are in an nonconductive state. The conductive body is formed by integral injection molding, which does not require pre-molding an insulating body having a plurality of receiving holes and plating metal layers in the receiving holes, so that the process is simple yet novel and the problem that metal layers easily peel off is solved while ensuring a stable and good shielding effect.

Abstract: An electrical connector that includes: an insulating body, having a plurality of receiving slots running through the insulating body, a plurality of terminals, respectively received in the receiving slots, in which the terminal has a base fixed in the receiving slot, two first abutting segments extending downwards from the base, two second abutting segments extending forwards the two first abutting segments, the two second abutting segments are exposed from the receiving slot and abut against the bottom surface of the insulating body, the width between the two second abutting segments is smaller than the diameter of a solder ball, a plurality of stop blocks, respectively disposed in the receiving slots, and a plurality of solder balls, respectively received in the receiving slots.