Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (10) defining a number of passageways (14), and a number of receptacle contacts (20) received in the passageways of the insulative housing. Each receptacle contact has a body portion (22), a pair of arms (30) extending from the body portion, a pair of mating portions (32) formed on free ends of the arms, and a tail portion (24) extending from the body portion. Each mating portion has an upper and a lower enlarged portions (322,321). The upper enlarged portion is vertically aligned with the lower enlarged portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) includes an insulative housing (1), a number of terminals (3) received in the insulative housing, a front shielding member (4) and a rear shielding member (5). The insulative housing defines a pair of bores (16) and a pair of slits (15) extending therethrough at opposite longitudinal ends thereof. The front shielding member defines a pair of engaging holes (430) at opposite ends thereof. The rear shielding member defines a pair of legs (54) extending through the slits. A foot (541) of each leg is sandwiched between the insulative housing and the front shielding member and defines an opening (542) corresponding to the bore of the insulative housing and the engaging hole of the front shielding member.

Abstract: An electrical connector (100) includes an insulative housing (1), a number of terminals (3) received in the insulative housing, a front shielding member (4) and a rear shielding member (5). The insulative housing defines a pair of bores (16) and a pair of slits (15) extending therethrough at opposite longitudinal ends thereof. The front shielding member defines a pair of engaging holes (430) at opposite ends thereof. The rear shielding member defines a pair of legs (54) extending through the slits. A foot (541) of each leg is sandwiched between the insulative housing and the front shielding member and defines an opening (542) corresponding to the bore of the insulative housing and the engaging hole of the front shielding member.

Abstract: An electrical connector (1) includes an insulative housing (10) defining a number of passageways (14), and a number of receptacle contacts (20) received in the passageways of the insulative housing. Each receptacle contact has a body portion (22), a pair of arms (30) extending from the body portion, a pair of mating portions (32) formed on free ends of the arms, and a tail portion (24) extending from the body portion. Each mating portion has an upper and a lower enlarged portions (322,321). The upper enlarged portion is vertically aligned with the lower enlarged portion.

Abstract: An electrical connector comprises an insulative housing defining a number of contact receiving cavities and a same number of contacts respectively received in the contact receiving cavities. The housing includes a number of blocks each extending into a corresponding contact receiving cavity, thereby defining two guiding grooves spaced by the corresponding block. Each contact comprises two engaging flanges fixed in corresponding guiding grooves and being biased to a corresponding block, thereby securing the contact in the corresponding contact receiving cavity.