Abstract: A USB plug connector (100) includes an insulative housing (1), a number of contacts (2) retained in the insulative housing, a metal shield (3) covering the insulative housing, a PCB (4) soldered with the contacts, an insulative cover (5) partly molded over a part of the metal shield, and a cable (6) connecting to the PCB and electrically connected with the contacts. The metal shield includes a top wall (31), a bottom wall (32), a front wall (33) connecting with the top wall and the bottom wall, and a pair of sidewalls (34) extending from two lateral edges of the front wall and retained between the top wall and the bottom wall. Each sidewall has a pair of protrusions (35) respectively on an upper edge and a lower edge thereof. Each of the top wall and the bottom wall has a number of cutouts (312) correspondingly receiving the protrusions.

Abstract: A multi-functional transfer connector for connecting with different receptacles includes a first insulative housing (11), a first plug (12) and a first receptacle (13) retained in the first insulative housing, a base insulative housing (31), and a base plug (32) retained in the base insulative housing. The base insulative housing defines a peripherally closed receiving space (310) to receive the first insulative housing, the first plug, and the first receptacle. The first plug and the first receptacle are located at the opposite sides of the first insulative housing. A cable (4) is located at opposite, outer sides of the receiving space with respect to the base plug. The cable includes individual wires electrically connecting in parallel to the first plug, the first receptacle, and the base plug directly.

Abstract: A USB plug connector (100) includes an insulative housing (1), a number of contacts (2) retained in the insulative housing, a metal shield (3) covering the insulative housing, a PCB (4) soldered with the contacts, an insulative cover (5) partly molded over a part of the metal shield, and a cable (6) connecting to the PCB and electrically connected with the contacts. The metal shield includes a top wall (31), a bottom wall (32), a front wall (33) connecting with the top wall and the bottom wall, and a pair of sidewalls (34) extending from two lateral edges of the front wall and retained between the top wall and the bottom wall. Each sidewall has a pair of protrusions (35) respectively on an upper edge and a lower edge thereof Each of the top wall and the bottom wall has a number of cutouts (312) correspondingly receiving the protrusions.

Abstract: A transfer plug (100) includes a first plug (2) and a second plug (3) pivoted with the first plug. The first plug includes a first insulative body (21) and a first connector (22), a second connector (23) immovably and respectively assembled to two opposite ends of the first insulative body. The second plug includes a second insulative body (31), a third connector (32) retractably exposed out of a front part of the second insulative body, and a button (33) assembled to the second insulative body. The first connector and the second connector are permanently connected with each other and the third connector is detachably connected with the second connector via operating the button.

Abstract: A multi-functional transfer connector for connecting with different receptacles includes a first insulative housing (11), a first plug (12) and a first receptacle (13) retained in the first insulative housing, a base insulative housing (31), and a base plug (32) retained in the base insulative housing. The base insulative housing defines a peripherally closed receiving space (310) to receive the first insulative housing, the first plug, and the first receptacle. The first plug and the first receptacle are located at the opposite sides of the first insulative housing. A cable (4) is located at opposite, outer sides of the receiving space with respect to the base plug. The cable includes individual wires electrically connecting in parallel to the first plug, the first receptacle, and the base plug directly.

Abstract: An electrical connector comprises: an insulative housing, a number of conductive terminals received in the insulative housing, a metal shell having four walls enclosing the insulative housing, and a cable comprising a number of wires connected electrically respectively to the conductive terminals and a braid layer forming a linear structure. The braid layer is soldered to an inner surface of the metal shell walls.

Abstract: A cable assembly includes an insulative housing, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative housing, a cable having a shielding braid and a number of wires electrically connected to the conductive terminals, a metal shell enclosing the insulative housing and a grounding flake made of metal material, connected to the shielding braid of the cable and attached to the inner surface of the metal shell.

Abstract: A cable assembly includes an insulative housing, a plurality of conductive terminals received in the insulative housing, a cable having a shielding braid and a number of wires electrically connected to the conductive terminals, a metal shell enclosing the insulative housing and a grounding flake made of metal material, connected to the shielding braid of the cable and attached to the inner surface of the metal shell.

Abstract: A cable connector assembly (100) includes a top cover (11) defining at least one first positioning post (118) extending downwardly, a bottom cover (12) being assembled to the top cover (11) in an upper-to-lower direction thereof, an electrical connector (4) including an insulative housing (40) having a plurality of terminals (41) received therein; and at least one insulator (3) cooperates with the top cover (11) and the bottom cover (12) to define a retaining space (10) to retain the electrical connector (4) therein.

Abstract: A cable connector assembly comprising: an insulative housing (10), a plurality of contacts (11) disposed in the insulative housing (10), each contact (11) having a tail portion (112) extending rearwardly and exposed out of the insulative housing (10), a spacer (12) assembled to a rear end of the insulative housing (10), and the spacer (12) defining a plurality of receiving slots (1212,1213), a receiving cavity (1205) located in front of the receiving slots (1212,1213), and a plurality of vertical holes (1214,1215) communicate with the receiving slots (1212,1213) and the receiving cavity (1205), a cable (2) having a plurality of wires (21) extending into the receiving cavity (1205) through the receiving slots (1212,1213) and the vertical holes (1214,1215), the tail portions (112) of the contacts (11) extended into the spacer (12) and electrically connected with the wires (21), and a insulative piece (9) received in the receiving cavity (1205) and press the wires (21).

Abstract: A cable connector assembly (100) includes a top cover (11) defining at least one first positioning post (118) extending downwardly, a bottom cover (12) being assembled to the top cover (11) in an upper-to-lower direction thereof, an electrical connector (4) including an insulative housing (40) having a plurality of terminals (41) received therein; and at least one insulator (3) cooperates with the top cover (11) and the bottom cover (12) to define a retaining space (10) to retain the electrical connector (4) therein.

Abstract: A cable connector assembly (100) includes a frame (2) defining a opening (20) for attaching the cable connector assembly with a panel of the mating connector, a printed circuit board (3) assembled with the frame with a number of passageways (30), a connector (1) attached with the frame, having a number of terminals (10) assembled therein, and extending through the passageways, and a cable (4) with a number of conductors (40, 41) electrically attaching with corresponding terminals though the passageways.

Abstract: A cable connector assembly (100) includes a frame (2) defining a opening (20) for attaching the cable connector assembly with a panel of the mating connector, a printed circuit board (3) assembled with the frame with a number of passageways (30), a connector (1) attached with the frame, having a number of terminals (10) assembled therein, and extending through the passageways, and a cable (5) with a number of conductors (40, 41) electrically attaching with corresponding terminals through the passageways.