EP1804343A2 - Electrical connector having flexible mating portion - Google Patents
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- H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
- H01R13/00—Details of coupling devices of the kinds covered by groups H01R12/70 or H01R24/00 - H01R33/00
- H01R13/62—Means for facilitating engagement or disengagement of coupling parts or for holding them in engagement
- H01R13/627—Snap or like fastening
- H01R13/6275—Latching arms not integral with the housing
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
- H01R13/00—Details of coupling devices of the kinds covered by groups H01R12/70 or H01R24/00 - H01R33/00
- H01R13/648—Protective earth or shield arrangements on coupling devices, e.g. anti-static shielding
- H01R13/658—High frequency shielding arrangements, e.g. against EMI [Electro-Magnetic Interference] or EMP [Electro-Magnetic Pulse]
- H01R13/6581—Shield structure
- H01R13/6582—Shield structure with resilient means for engaging mating connector
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- the present invention relates to an electrical connector, and particularly to a micro electrical connector for mating with a complementary connector.
- a force is certainly needed during an electrical connector connecting or disconnecting with a complementary connector. Normally, this force has little effect on normal size connector, because the normal size connector always has a firm structure. However, a micro connector always has a very weak structure, so it is easily broken when the force is overage.
- the complementary connector is always arranged in the electronic equipment. If the complementary connector is broken, it is difficult to be replaced and repaired.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an electrical connector to avoid damage to a complementary connector.
- an electrical connector adapted for connecting/disconnecting with/from a complementary connector in a front-to-back direction includes a shell, an insulative housing and a number of contacts received in the housing.
- the shell includes a main body, a connecting tab and a mating portion, the main body further includes a receiving space surrounded by a top surface, a bottom surface, and a pair of lateral surfaces.
- the connecting tab only connects with one edge of said surfaces of the main body.
- the mating portion extends from the connecting tab in the front-to-back direction.
- the insulative housing includes a base portion receiving in the receiving space of the main body of the shell and a tongue portion extending from the base portion along the mating direction received in the mating portion of the shell.
- FIG. 1 is an assembled, perspective view of an electrical connector in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 2 is an exploded, perspective view of the electrical connector shown in FIG. 1;
- FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 2, but taken from a different aspect
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a shell of the electrical connector
- FIG. 5 is a partially assembled, perspective view of the electrical connector
- FIG. 6 is another partially assembled, perspective view of the electrical connector.
- FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 5, but taken from a different aspect.
- an electrical connector 100 in accordance with the present invention comprises a metal shell 1, an insulative housing 2, a plurality of contacts 4 received in the insulative housing 2, a pair of locking member 3, and a stopping block 5.
- the electrical connector 100 is in accordance with a micro USB standard.
- the electrical connector could be provided as other types.
- the metal shell 1 comprises a top shell 11 and a bottom shell 12.
- the top shell 11 comprises a main body 111, a connecting tab 115 and a mating portion 112.
- the main body 111 comprises a top surface 113, a pair of lateral surfaces 114 and a bottom surface 117 (shown in FIG. 4).
- the top surface 113 comprises a pair of first gaps 1130 and a second gap 1131 located more adjacent to the connecting tab 115 than that of first gaps 1130.
- Each lateral surface 114 defines a first cutout 1140 and a second cutout 1141.
- the bottom surface 117 has a jag (not labeled) thereon and a pair of resilient tabs 1170 bent inwardly from the opposite edges of the jag of the bottom surface 117.
- the connecting tab 115 is bent downwardly from the main body 111 along an up-to-down direction.
- the mating portion 12 extends forwardly from the connecting tab 115 along a front-to-back direction. Thereby, the mating portion 112 can move along the up-to-down direction relative to the main body 111 through the connecting tab 115.
- the connecting tab 115 also can extend from the lateral surface 114, accordingly, the mating portion 112 move along a lateral direction relative to the main body 111.
- a pair of rectangular cutouts 116 are defined at a portion where the connecting tab 115 and the main body 111 join.
- the rectangular cutouts 116 are applied for decreasing the intension of the connecting tab 115, therefore, the connecting tab 115 can be bent more easily.
- the mating portion 112 defines a mating cavity 118, a pair of positioning tabs 1181 extending backwardly from rear edge thereof, and a pair of receiving cutouts 1180 at a surface of the mating cavity 118.
- the bottom shell 12 comprises a bottom wall 121, a front wall 123, a rear wall 122 and a pair of lateral walls 124. These walls together define a receiving cavity (not labeled).
- the rear wall 122 of the bottom shell 12 has a receiving hole 1220 for cable (not shown) passing through.
- Each lateral wall 124 forms a block 1240 corresponding to the first cutout 1140 of the top shell 11 and a third cutout 1241 overlapped the second cutout 1141 of the top shell 11.
- the bottom wall 121 also defines a third gap 125 corresponding to the second gap 1131 of the top shell 11.
- Each contact 4 comprises a contacting portion 43, a tail portion 41 and a retaining portion 42 connecting the contacting portion 43 and the tail portion 42.
- Each tail portion 41 is bent from the retaining portion 42 downwardly/upwardly along the up-to-down direction. So, the space between adjacent tail portions 41 becomes bigger, and it facilitates to soldering the cable to the tail portions 41.
- Each locking member 3 comprises a locking arm 31, a resilient arm 33 parallel with the locking arm 31 and a U-shape retaining arm 32.
- the locking arm 31 and the resilient arm 33 extend from the U-shape retaining arm 32 in a same direction.
- the locking arm 31 forms a bar 35 at the distal end thereof.
- the bar 35 forms an incline guiding face 36 thereon.
- the retaining arm 32 and the locking arm 31, respectively, forms a stopping projection 34, 37 for stopping the locking member 3 has a further movement into the housing 2.
- the insulative housing 2 comprises a base portion 21 and a tongue portion 22 extending forwardly from the base portion 21 along the front-to-back direction.
- the base portion 21 comprises a plurality of receiving passageways 211 therein, and a pair of receiving slits 213 at the opposite ends of the receiving passageways 211.
- a pair of positioning blocks 214 is, respectively, beside corresponding receiving slits 213.
- Each positioning block 214 comprises a receiving portion 216 for fixing the connecting tab 112 of the top shell 11.
- the base portion 21 defines an upper engaging hole 215 and a lower engaging hole (not shown), respectively, defining at the top face and the bottom face thereof.
- the upper engaging hole 215 communicates with the receiving passageways 211, the lower engaging hole is separated with the receiving passageways 211.
- the tongue portion 22 defines a plurality of receiving slots 221 communicating with corresponding receiving passageways 211.
- a pair of the projecting portions 222 are defined at the opposite ends at the tongue portion 22 and form a pair of holding slits 223 with the tongue portion 22.
- the holding slits 223 are used to receiving the distal ends of the locking members 3, and restrict the movement of the locking member 3 in the lateral direction.
- the base portion 21 further forms a pair of retaining projections 212 at the opposite lateral faces.
- the stopping block 5 receiving in the upper engaging hole 215 comprises a stopping section 51 and an engaging section 52.
- the contacts 4 are inserted into the housing 2 along the front-to-back direction.
- the retaining portion 42 of each contact 4 is received in corresponding receiving passageways 211, the contacting portion 43 extends into corresponding receiving slot 221 with tip end exposed outside, and the tail portion 41 is exposed beyond the housing 2.
- the stopping block 5 is inserted into the housing 2 through the upper engaging hole 215 along the up-to-down direction.
- the engaging section 52 of the stopping block 5 engages with the retaining portions 42 of the contacts 4, and the stopping section 51 engages with the inner face of the upper engaging hole 215.
- the upper face of the stopping block 5 is lower than the upper face of the base portion 21 of the housing 2.
- the locking members 3 are inserted into the receiving slits 213 with the distal end extending into the holding slits 223 and the stopping projections 34, 37 engaging with the rear face of the housing 2.
- the resilient arms 33 are exposed out of the housing 2.
- the resilient tabs 1170 are bent downwardly because of the pressure on the housing 2.
- the resilient tabs 1170 come back to original position for stopping the locking member 3 to untie from the housing 2 in the front-to-back direction.
- the retaining projections 212 are received in corresponding second cutouts 1141.
- the tongue portion 22 is received in the mating cavity 118 of the mating portion 112 of the top shell 11.
- the positioning tabs 1181 are received in the receiving portions 216 of the positioning blocks 214.
- the positioning blocks 214 engage with the connecting tabs 115 in the up-to-down direction, and engage with rear edge of the mating portion 112 in the front-to-back direction.
- the positioning block 214 restricts the mating portion 112 and indicates weather the tongue portion 22 of housing 2 is completely received in the mating cavity 118.
- the stopping projection 34 of each locking member 3 is in a line with corresponding first gap 1130, and the bar 35 of each locking member 3 passes through corresponding receiving cutouts 1180 of the mating portion 112.
- the bottom shell 12 is assembled to the housing 2 and the top shell 11 from down to up.
- the blocks 1240 of the lateral wall 124 of the bottom shell 12 are received in the first cutouts 1140 of the top shell 11, the third cutouts 1241 hold the retaining projection 212 of the housing 2.
- the mating portion 112 of the top shell 11 just connects with one edge of the main body 111 of the top shell 11, it is easily to bend the mating portion 112 relative to the main body 111.
- the electrical connector 100 is inserted into the complementary connector, if the force working on the electrical connector is overage, the mating portion 112 is easily broken. Thereby, it avoids the complementary connector to be broken.
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- The present invention relates to an electrical connector, and particularly to a micro electrical connector for mating with a complementary connector.
- A force is certainly needed during an electrical connector connecting or disconnecting with a complementary connector. Normally, this force has little effect on normal size connector, because the normal size connector always has a firm structure. However, a micro connector always has a very weak structure, so it is easily broken when the force is overage. The complementary connector is always arranged in the electronic equipment. If the complementary connector is broken, it is difficult to be replaced and repaired.
- Obviously, it is desirable to have an improved electrical connector to avoid damage to the complementary connector.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an electrical connector to avoid damage to a complementary connector.
- To achieve the above object, an electrical connector adapted for connecting/disconnecting with/from a complementary connector in a front-to-back direction, includes a shell, an insulative housing and a number of contacts received in the housing. The shell includes a main body, a connecting tab and a mating portion, the main body further includes a receiving space surrounded by a top surface, a bottom surface, and a pair of lateral surfaces. The connecting tab only connects with one edge of said surfaces of the main body. The mating portion extends from the connecting tab in the front-to-back direction. The insulative housing includes a base portion receiving in the receiving space of the main body of the shell and a tongue portion extending from the base portion along the mating direction received in the mating portion of the shell.
- Other objects, advantages and novel features of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description of the present embodiment when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
- FIG. 1 is an assembled, perspective view of an electrical connector in accordance with the present invention;
- FIG. 2 is an exploded, perspective view of the electrical connector shown in FIG. 1;
- FIG. 2 is a view similar to FIG. 2, but taken from a different aspect;
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a shell of the electrical connector;
- FIG. 5 is a partially assembled, perspective view of the electrical connector;
- FIG. 6 is another partially assembled, perspective view of the electrical connector; and
- FIG. 7 is a view similar to FIG. 5, but taken from a different aspect.
- Referring to FIGS. 1 to 4, an
electrical connector 100 in accordance with the present invention comprises a metal shell 1, aninsulative housing 2, a plurality ofcontacts 4 received in theinsulative housing 2, a pair oflocking member 3, and astopping block 5. In the present embodiment, theelectrical connector 100 is in accordance with a micro USB standard. However, in alternative embodiment, the electrical connector could be provided as other types. - Particularly referring to FIGS. 1 to 3, the metal shell 1 comprises a
top shell 11 and abottom shell 12. Thetop shell 11 comprises amain body 111, a connectingtab 115 and amating portion 112. Themain body 111 comprises atop surface 113, a pair oflateral surfaces 114 and a bottom surface 117 (shown in FIG. 4). Thetop surface 113 comprises a pair offirst gaps 1130 and asecond gap 1131 located more adjacent to the connectingtab 115 than that offirst gaps 1130. Eachlateral surface 114 defines afirst cutout 1140 and asecond cutout 1141. Thebottom surface 117 has a jag (not labeled) thereon and a pair ofresilient tabs 1170 bent inwardly from the opposite edges of the jag of thebottom surface 117. The connectingtab 115 is bent downwardly from themain body 111 along an up-to-down direction. Themating portion 12 extends forwardly from the connectingtab 115 along a front-to-back direction. Thereby, themating portion 112 can move along the up-to-down direction relative to themain body 111 through the connectingtab 115. Certainly, the connectingtab 115 also can extend from thelateral surface 114, accordingly, themating portion 112 move along a lateral direction relative to themain body 111. A pair ofrectangular cutouts 116 are defined at a portion where the connectingtab 115 and themain body 111 join. Therectangular cutouts 116 are applied for decreasing the intension of the connectingtab 115, therefore, the connectingtab 115 can be bent more easily. Themating portion 112 defines amating cavity 118, a pair ofpositioning tabs 1181 extending backwardly from rear edge thereof, and a pair of receivingcutouts 1180 at a surface of themating cavity 118. - The
bottom shell 12 comprises abottom wall 121, afront wall 123, arear wall 122 and a pair oflateral walls 124. These walls together define a receiving cavity (not labeled). Therear wall 122 of thebottom shell 12 has a receivinghole 1220 for cable (not shown) passing through. Eachlateral wall 124 forms ablock 1240 corresponding to thefirst cutout 1140 of thetop shell 11 and athird cutout 1241 overlapped thesecond cutout 1141 of thetop shell 11. Thebottom wall 121 also defines athird gap 125 corresponding to thesecond gap 1131 of thetop shell 11. - Each
contact 4 comprises a contactingportion 43, atail portion 41 and aretaining portion 42 connecting the contactingportion 43 and thetail portion 42. Eachtail portion 41 is bent from theretaining portion 42 downwardly/upwardly along the up-to-down direction. So, the space betweenadjacent tail portions 41 becomes bigger, and it facilitates to soldering the cable to thetail portions 41. - Each
locking member 3 comprises alocking arm 31, aresilient arm 33 parallel with thelocking arm 31 and aU-shape retaining arm 32. Thelocking arm 31 and theresilient arm 33 extend from the U-shape retainingarm 32 in a same direction. Thelocking arm 31 forms abar 35 at the distal end thereof. Thebar 35 forms anincline guiding face 36 thereon. Theretaining arm 32 and thelocking arm 31, respectively, forms astopping projection locking member 3 has a further movement into thehousing 2. - The
insulative housing 2 comprises abase portion 21 and atongue portion 22 extending forwardly from thebase portion 21 along the front-to-back direction. Thebase portion 21 comprises a plurality of receivingpassageways 211 therein, and a pair of receivingslits 213 at the opposite ends of thereceiving passageways 211. A pair ofpositioning blocks 214 is, respectively, beside correspondingreceiving slits 213. Eachpositioning block 214 comprises areceiving portion 216 for fixing the connectingtab 112 of thetop shell 11. Thebase portion 21 defines an upperengaging hole 215 and a lower engaging hole (not shown), respectively, defining at the top face and the bottom face thereof. The upperengaging hole 215 communicates with thereceiving passageways 211, the lower engaging hole is separated with thereceiving passageways 211. Thetongue portion 22 defines a plurality of receivingslots 221 communicating with correspondingreceiving passageways 211. A pair of the projectingportions 222 are defined at the opposite ends at thetongue portion 22 and form a pair ofholding slits 223 with thetongue portion 22. The holding slits 223 are used to receiving the distal ends of thelocking members 3, and restrict the movement of the lockingmember 3 in the lateral direction. Thebase portion 21 further forms a pair of retainingprojections 212 at the opposite lateral faces. - The stopping
block 5 receiving in the upperengaging hole 215 comprises a stoppingsection 51 and an engagingsection 52. - During assembly, the
contacts 4 are inserted into thehousing 2 along the front-to-back direction. The retainingportion 42 of eachcontact 4 is received in corresponding receivingpassageways 211, the contactingportion 43 extends into corresponding receivingslot 221 with tip end exposed outside, and thetail portion 41 is exposed beyond thehousing 2. The stoppingblock 5 is inserted into thehousing 2 through the upperengaging hole 215 along the up-to-down direction. The engagingsection 52 of the stoppingblock 5 engages with the retainingportions 42 of thecontacts 4, and the stoppingsection 51 engages with the inner face of the upperengaging hole 215. The upper face of the stoppingblock 5 is lower than the upper face of thebase portion 21 of thehousing 2. The lockingmembers 3 are inserted into the receivingslits 213 with the distal end extending into the holdingslits 223 and the stoppingprojections housing 2. Theresilient arms 33 are exposed out of thehousing 2. - During the
housing 2 is inserted into thetop shell 11, theresilient tabs 1170 are bent downwardly because of the pressure on thehousing 2. When thebase portion 21 of thehousing 2 is completely received in themain body 111 of thetop shell 11, theresilient tabs 1170 come back to original position for stopping the lockingmember 3 to untie from thehousing 2 in the front-to-back direction. The retainingprojections 212 are received in correspondingsecond cutouts 1141. Thetongue portion 22 is received in themating cavity 118 of themating portion 112 of thetop shell 11. Thepositioning tabs 1181 are received in the receivingportions 216 of the positioning blocks 214. The positioning blocks 214 engage with the connectingtabs 115 in the up-to-down direction, and engage with rear edge of themating portion 112 in the front-to-back direction. Thepositioning block 214 restricts themating portion 112 and indicates weather thetongue portion 22 ofhousing 2 is completely received in themating cavity 118. The stoppingprojection 34 of each lockingmember 3 is in a line with correspondingfirst gap 1130, and thebar 35 of each lockingmember 3 passes through corresponding receivingcutouts 1180 of themating portion 112. Thebottom shell 12 is assembled to thehousing 2 and thetop shell 11 from down to up. Theblocks 1240 of thelateral wall 124 of thebottom shell 12 are received in thefirst cutouts 1140 of thetop shell 11, thethird cutouts 1241 hold the retainingprojection 212 of thehousing 2. - Because the
mating portion 112 of thetop shell 11 just connects with one edge of themain body 111 of thetop shell 11, it is easily to bend themating portion 112 relative to themain body 111. During theelectrical connector 100 is inserted into the complementary connector, if the force working on the electrical connector is overage, themating portion 112 is easily broken. Thereby, it avoids the complementary connector to be broken. - It is to be understood, however, that even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.
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- An electrical connector adapted for connecting/disconnecting with/from a complementary connector in a front-to-back direction, comprising:a shell comprising a main body, a connecting tab and a mating portion, the main body further comprising a receiving space surrounded by a top surface, a bottom surface, and a pair of lateral surface, said connecting tab only connecting with one edge of said surface of the main body, said mating portion extending from the connecting tab in the front-to-back direction;an insulative housing comprising a base portion received in the receiving space of the main body of the shell, and a tongue portion extending from the base portion along the mating direction and received in the mating portion of the shell; anda plurality of contacts receiving in the housing;wherein a cutout is defined at a portion where the main body and the connecting portion join.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 1, further comprises a locking member assembled to for locking with the complementary connector.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 2, wherein the locking member comprises a locking arm, a retaining arm and a U-shape resilient arm connecting the locking arm and the retaining arm, and wherein the locking arm forms a bar at the distal end thereof for locking with the complementary.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 3, wherein the top shell comprises a pair of receiving cutouts at the mating portion, and wherein the bar of each locking member passes through and exposes out of the top shell.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 3, wherein the tongue portion forms a pair of projecting portions are at the opposite ends thereof, each projecting portions defines a holding slit with the tongue portion, and wherein the bars of locking member is received in corresponding holding slit of the housing.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 3, wherein the retaining arm and the locking arm, respectively, forms a stopping projection extending downwardly.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 6, wherein the shell forms a pair of resilient tabs bent inwardly from the bottom surface thereof, and wherein the resilient tab resists with the stopping projection for stopping locking member has a further movement into the housing along the front-to-back direction.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 1, wherein the shell comprises a top shell and a bottom shell, the connecting tab extends downwardly from front edge of a top surface of the top shell.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 8, wherein the top shell comprises said main body and said mating portion.
- The electrical connector as described in 1, wherein the housing forms a positioning block, and the shell forms a positioning tab corresponding to positioning block.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 10, wherein the positioning block comprises a receiving portion for receiving the positioning tab of the shell.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 1, further comprising a stopping block, and wherein the stopping block comprises a stopping section and an engaging section inserted into the housing.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 12, wherein the housing comprises an upper engaging hole receiving the stopping block for engaging with the contacts in the housing.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 1, wherein each contact comprises a contacting portion, a retaining portion extending rearwardly from the retaining and a tail portion bent from the retaining for soldering with a cable.
- The electrical connector as claim 14, wherein the tail portion of one of the adjacent contacts is bent downwardly, and the tail portion of the other of the adjacent contact is bent upwardly.
- The electrical connector as described in claim 14, wherein the shell has a receiving hole for the cable passing through.
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