Abstract: A flexible printed circuit board connector includes an insulating housing defining two insertion spaces which are opposite to each other and separated by a partition therebetween and two groups of terminal slots defined by and corresponding to the respective insertion spaces. A pair of covers engages in a rotatable manner with the insulating housing for covering the respective insertion spaces, and two groups of terminals are respectively disposed in the two groups of terminal slots of the insulating housing.

Abstract: A board-to-board connector assembly includes a receptacle and a plug. The receptacle has a receptacle housing. A plurality of first terminals are configured in the receptacle housing. A first shielding shell is mounted to two opposite ends of the receptacle housing. A second shielding shell is mounted to two opposite sides of the receptacle housing for contacting with the first shielding shell. The plug has a plug housing received in the receptacle housing. A plurality of second terminals are configured in the plug housing. A third shielding shell is mounted to the plug housing and contacts with the second shielding shell.

Abstract: A board-to-board connector assembly includes a receptacle having a receptacle housing and female contacts. The receptacle housing has a fundus and two first sidewalls defining female cavities therein. The female cavity has a first branch cavity defined transversely in the top of the first sidewall, a second branch cavity defined in the inside of the first sidewall, a third branch cavity extending downward from the first branch cavity. The female contact mounted in the female cavity has a base extending transversely. One end of the base extends downward and then bends upward to form a contacting portion. A soldering portion extends downward from the base and form a soldering head for being soldered on a printed circuit board. The base is received in the first branch cavity, the contacting portion is received in the second branch cavity, the soldering portion is received in the third branch cavity.