WO2013031139A1 - ソケットならびに当該ソケットを用いたコネクタ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a socket and a connector using the socket.
- a connector provided with a socket in which a plurality of socket side terminals and socket side holding metal fittings are provided on the socket body, and a header in which a plurality of header side terminals and header side holding metal fittings are provided on the header body.
- a socket in which a plurality of socket side terminals and socket side holding metal fittings are provided on the socket body
- header in which a plurality of header side terminals and header side holding metal fittings are provided on the header body.
- the socket and the header are fitted to each other so that the corresponding terminals are brought into contact with each other, and the conductor patterns of the circuit board to which the terminals are connected are electrically connected. .
- the present invention is to obtain a socket that has a good feeling when mated even in a small connector, and that makes it difficult to disengage the socket and the header, and a connector using the socket. Objective.
- a first feature of the present invention includes a socket main body in which a socket side terminal and a socket side holding metal fitting are disposed, and the socket main body includes a header side terminal and a header side holding metal fitting.
- the header-side holding bracket has the header with respect to the base of the header-side holding bracket.
- the gist of the second feature is that the locking portion of the socket-side holding metal fitting is provided in parallel with the socket-side terminal and on either side of the socket body in the width direction or on one side of the peripheral wall.
- the third feature is summarized in that the locking portion is a locking hole portion that is formed to penetrate in the width direction of the socket body.
- the fourth feature is summarized in that the locking portion is a stepped portion having a step in the width direction of the socket body.
- a fifth feature of the present invention is that the socket-side holding metal fitting includes a claw portion that protrudes inward in the width direction of the socket body, and a tip portion of the claw portion is the locking portion. To do.
- the socket-side holding metal fitting includes a claw portion that is bent in a substantially inverted U shape so as to straddle the peripheral wall portion of the socket body, and the locking portion is formed on the claw portion.
- the seventh feature is summarized in that the tip of the claw is embedded in the socket body.
- the eighth feature is summarized as a connector using the socket.
- the header-side holding bracket is provided with the locking piece portion that is movable relative to the base of the header-side holding bracket in the width direction of the header body.
- a locking part capable of locking the one part is formed. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a socket and a connector that can make it difficult to disengage the socket and the header even in a small connector.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 6.
- the connector 1 of the present embodiment includes a socket 10 and a header 20 that are fitted to each other. And.
- the X direction in the drawing is described as the width direction of the connector 1 (socket housing 11 and header housing 21), the Y direction is the longitudinal direction, and the Z direction is the vertical direction.
- the socket 10 includes a socket housing (socket body) 11 that is molded into an overall rectangular (rectangular) shape in plan view with an insulating synthetic resin.
- a plurality of contacts (socket side terminals) 12 are arranged with a predetermined pitch P in the longitudinal direction Y along the opposed long sides.
- socket-side holding metal fittings 30 are disposed at both ends in the longitudinal direction Y of the socket housing 11.
- the socket housing 11 includes a peripheral wall portion 13 continuously formed in a substantially rectangular annular shape along a peripheral edge portion thereof, and a substantially rectangular island portion 14 formed at a predetermined interval from the peripheral wall portion 13 in the central portion. I have.
- a fitting groove 15 for fitting the header 20 is formed between the peripheral wall 13 and the island 14.
- the contact 12 is formed by bending a band-shaped metal material having a predetermined thickness.
- the distal end portion 12a of the contact 12 is formed with a second bent portion 12B2 in which the distal end side bent upward from the first bent portion 12B1 is bent inward, and the proximal end portion 12b has an inverted U-shape.
- a third bent portion 12B3 is formed that is bent in the direction.
- the base end side of the third bent portion 12B3 is a flat connection terminal portion 12T.
- the contact 12 is attached to the socket housing 11 so that the second bent portion 12B2 protrudes into the fitting groove portion 15.
- the third bent portion 12B3 is fitted into the concave portion 13H1 formed inside the peripheral wall portion 13, and the first bent portion 12B1 is fitted into the concave portion 13H2 formed on the lower surface of the island portion 14.
- the connection terminal portion 12T of the contact 12 protrudes outward from the base side (lower edge) of the peripheral wall portion 13, and these connection terminal portions 12T are conductor patterns (terminals) of the first circuit board (not shown). Are connected by soldering.
- the header 20 includes a header housing (header body) 21 that is molded into an overall rectangular shape by using an insulating synthetic resin.
- a header housing header body 21 that is molded into an overall rectangular shape by using an insulating synthetic resin.
- a plurality of posts (header side terminals) 22 are arranged with a pitch P equal to the pitch P of the socket contacts 12 in the longitudinal direction Y along the opposed long sides.
- header-side holding metal fittings 40 are disposed at both ends in the longitudinal direction Y of the header housing 21.
- the header housing 21 includes a peripheral wall portion 23 that is continuously formed in a substantially rectangular ring shape along the peripheral edge portion thereof, and a recess 24 (see FIG. 3) is formed inside the peripheral wall portion 23.
- the post 22 is formed by bending a band-shaped metal material having a predetermined thickness in the same manner as the socket contact 12.
- the distal end portion 22a of the post 22 is formed with a fifth bent portion 22B2 by bending the distal end rising upward from the fourth bent portion 22B1 in a reverse U-shape in a backward direction, while the proximal end portion 22b. Is formed with a substantially flat connection terminal portion 22T.
- the post 22 is arranged so that the fifth bent portion 22B2 straddles the distal end portion (lower side in FIG. 3) of the peripheral wall portion 23, and the base end portion 22b is the root portion (upper side in FIG. 3) of the peripheral wall portion 23.
- the header housing 21 is insert-molded in a state in which it is made to pass through. In this state, the connection terminal portion 22T of the header contact 22 protrudes outward from the lower edge of the peripheral wall portion 23, and these connection terminal portions 22T are soldered to the conductor pattern (terminal) of the second circuit board B2 (not shown). It is connected by attaching.
- the header 20 is fitted into the socket 10 by inserting and fitting the peripheral wall portion 23 of the header housing 21 into the fitting groove portion 15 of the socket housing 11.
- the outer surface F1 on the tip 12a side of the third bent portion 12B3 of the contact 12 elastically contacts the outer surface F2 on the tip 22a side of the fifth bent portion 22B2 of the post 22.
- the outer surface F3 of the second bent portion 12B2 of the contact 12 elastically contacts the flat outer surface F4 between the fourth bent portion 22B1 and the fifth bent portion 22B2 of the post 22.
- the contact 12 and the post 22 are electrically connected, and as a result, the conductor pattern of the first circuit board and the conductor pattern of the second circuit board are electrically connected to each other.
- the contact 12 and the post 22 of the present embodiment are provided with a lock mechanism 50 that engages with the terminals on the other side and holds the combined state of the socket 10 and the header 20.
- the locking mechanism 50 of the present embodiment is configured by a first stepped portion 51 formed on the outer surface F2 of the post 22 and a second stepped portion 52 formed on the outer surface F1 of the contact 12.
- the first step portion 51 is formed by thinning the contact surface of the outer surface F2 of the post 22 on the lower side (upper side in FIG. 3) through an inclined step surface 51a.
- the second step portion 52 is formed by thinning the lower surface of the contact surface of the post 22 of the outer surface F1 of the contact 12 via an inclined step surface 52a.
- the outer surfaces F2 and F4 of the post 22 are inserted while pushing the outer surfaces F1 and F3 of the contact 12 against the elastic force, and the first step The part 51 is fitted by passing over the second step part 52.
- the stepped surface 51a of the first stepped portion 51 and the stepped surface 52a of the second stepped portion 52 are engaged with each other, thereby locking the socket 10 and the header 20 and maintaining their combined state. Can do.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the socket 10 with the socket side holding metal fitting 30 and the contact 12 on one side removed
- FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the header 20 with the header side holding metal piece 40 removed.
- the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 and the header-side holding metal fitting 40 are used to increase the strength of the socket housing 11 and the header housing 21 and to attach and fix the attachment pieces 33a and 41a included therein to the circuit board described above.
- the header 20 is firmly coupled to the second circuit board.
- the socket 10 and the header 20 that are firmly coupled to each circuit board can be fitted to each other, whereby the contact 12 and the post 22 are brought into contact with each other, and each circuit board is connected.
- the conductor patterns can be electrically connected to each other. Since the contact 12 and the post 22 are provided with the lock mechanism 50 as described above, the connection state between the socket 10 and the header 20 can be maintained.
- the number of contacts 12 and posts 22 may have to be reduced as in the connector 1 of this embodiment.
- the fitting force between the socket 10 and the header 20 is weakened, and for example, the fitting between the header 10 and the socket 20 may be easily released due to a drop impact or the like.
- the header-side holding metal fitting 40 has a locking piece that is relatively movable in the width direction X of the connector 1 (header housing 21) with respect to the connection piece (base) 41 of the header-side holding metal fitting 40.
- a portion 42 is provided.
- the socket-side holding metal 30 is formed with a locking hole (locking part) 37 that can lock the locking piece 42 of the header-side holding metal 40.
- the socket side holding metal fitting 30 is formed by press-molding a metal plate having a predetermined thickness, and includes a side plate portion 31 and a bottom plate portion 33.
- the side plate portion 31 extends in the width direction X of the connector 1 (socket housing 11), and the bottom plate portion 33 bends the lower side of both end portions of the side plate portion 31 at a substantially right angle toward the center in the longitudinal direction Y. Is formed.
- the attachment piece part 33a is formed by projecting the both ends of the baseplate part 33 from the width direction X both sides of the connector 1 outside.
- the side plate portion 31 includes an extending portion 32 in which both end portions in the width direction X of the side plate portion 31 are bent at a substantially right angle toward the center side in the longitudinal direction Y of the connector 1.
- a claw portion 35 that is bent in a substantially inverted U shape so as to straddle the peripheral wall portion 13 of the socket housing 11 is provided at the end portion of the extending portion 32 in the extending direction.
- a locking hole portion 37 is formed on the front end portion 35a side.
- Such a socket side holding metal fitting 30 is used by being attached to the engaging groove portions 17 formed at both ends in the longitudinal direction Y of the socket housing 11.
- the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 is integrally formed with the socket housing 11 by, for example, insert molding.
- the engagement groove portion 17 has a digging depth such that the outer wall surface 13a of the peripheral wall portion 13 and the outer wall surface 30a of the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 are substantially flush with each other.
- the socket side holding metal fitting 30 is integrally formed with the socket housing 11 so that the outer wall surface 30a of the socket side holding metal fitting 30 is exposed on the outer wall surface 13a of the peripheral wall portion 13 in a substantially flush state.
- a recess 15a is formed in the fitting groove 15 at a position corresponding to the claw 35 of the socket housing 11, and the tip 35a of the claw 35 is fitted into the recess 15a. In such a state, it is integrally molded.
- the locking hole portions 37 of the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 are provided in parallel with the contacts 12 and are provided in pairs in the width direction X and the longitudinal direction Y of the connector 1 in total of four locations. Yes.
- the header side holding metal fitting 40 is also formed by press-molding a metal plate having a predetermined thickness in the same manner as the socket side holding metal fitting 30.
- the header-side holding metal fitting 40 of the present embodiment includes a connecting piece portion (base portion) 41 and a substantially inverted V shape (more specifically, an approximately eight character shape) from the connecting piece portion 41.
- a first locking piece portion 42A and a second locking piece portion 42B are provided so as to protrude.
- the connecting piece 41 is attached to the header housing 21 at a position on the upper side in the vertical direction Z, and the connecting piece 41 is bifurcated downward from the attaching piece 41a extending in the width direction X. And a pair of branching piece portions 41b that branch off. And while the attachment piece part 41a is used for attaching and fixing to the above-mentioned second circuit board, the pair of branch piece parts 41b are provided with stepped protrusions 41c on the respective opposing surfaces. Yes.
- maintenance metal fittings 40 are used by being fitted by the engaging groove part 27 formed in the longitudinal direction Y both ends of the header housing 21.
- FIG. 5 a pair of steps is formed on the central inner wall portion 27 a corresponding to the above-described protrusion 41 c of the engaging groove portion 27. Then, the header-side holding metal fitting 40 is fitted into the engaging groove portion 27 by pushing in this step so that the protrusion 41c of the header-side holding metal fitting 40 gets over.
- the engaging groove 27 is recessed in a shape substantially the same as that of the header-side holding metal fitting 40. With the header-side holding metal fitting 40 fitted, the attachment piece 41a is connected to the connection terminal portion 22T of the post 22. The digging depth is such that it is almost flush with the surface.
- FIG. 6 is a plan view showing the main part of the connector 1 when the socket 10 and the header 20 are fitted
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.
- the engagement piece 42 of the header-side holding metal fitting 40 is engaged with the engagement hole 37 of the socket-side holding metal 30 by fitting the header 20 to the socket 10. To be inserted.
- the dimension is such that the tip end portion 42 a of the locking piece portion 42 slightly protrudes outward in the width direction X from the outer wall inner side surface 35 c of the claw portion 35 of the socket side holding metal fitting 30. Then, the distal end portion 42 a of the locking piece portion 42 is slid and moved to the locking hole portion 37 while being pressed and narrowed by the outer wall inner surface 35 c of the claw portion 35. By doing so, the distal end portion 42 a of the locking piece portion 42 is restored to the original state by the locking hole portion 37 by the restoring force, and the distal end portion 42 a of the locking piece portion 42 is inserted into the locking hole portion 37. It is.
- the connector 1 of the present embodiment when the socket 10 and the header 20 are moved in the removal direction (a direction away from each other in the vertical direction Z) by the locking piece portion 42 and the locking hole portion 37. Further, the locking piece portion 42 and the locking hole portion 37 can be locked. Therefore, the fitting force between the socket 10 and the header 20 can be increased, and even if the connector 1 has few contacts 12 and posts 22 as in this embodiment, the fitting between the socket 10 and the header 20 is more difficult to come off. It can be done.
- the locking piece portion that is movable relative to the connecting piece portion (base portion) 41 in the width direction X of the connector 1 (header housing 21). 42 is provided. Then, a locking hole (locking portion) 37 capable of locking the locking piece portion 42 of the header side holding metal fitting 40 is formed in the socket side holding metal fitting 30. Therefore, when the socket 10 and the header 20 are fitted, the locking piece portion 42 can be fitted into the locking hole portion (locking portion) 37, so that the feel during fitting can be improved. . Further, when the socket 10 and the header 20 are about to move in the removal direction, the header-side holding metal fitting 40 is locked in the locking hole (locking portion) 37, so that the socket 10 and the header 20 The fitting can be made more difficult to come off.
- the locking piece portion 42 is formed to be extendable and contractible (elastically deformable) in the width direction X of the connector 1, so that the restoring force of the locking piece portion 42 is used for fitting.
- the touch can be made even better.
- the locking portion is formed as a locking hole portion 37 formed so as to penetrate in the width direction X of the connector 1 (socket housing 11). Therefore, the locking piece portion 42 of the header-side holding metal fitting 40 can be inserted into the locking hole 37 of the socket-side holding metal fitting 30, and the fitting of the socket 10 and the header 20 can be further prevented from coming off. .
- the locking hole portion (locking portion) 37 of the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 is provided in parallel with the contact 12. Therefore, the locking hole portions (locking portions) 37 can be disposed at the four corners of the socket housing 11 by effectively using the space in the vicinity of the contact 12, and the locking hole portions (locking portions) 37. In combination with the locking piece portion 42 that is locked to the socket 10, the fitting of the socket 10 and the header 20 can be more easily removed.
- a locking hole (locking portion) 37 is provided on the peripheral wall portion 13 on both sides in the width direction X of the socket housing (socket body) 11 in parallel with the contact 12. Therefore, for example, a configuration disclosed in JP 2010-225400 A, specifically, a locking hole (locking portion) 37 is provided in the peripheral wall portion 13 on both sides in the longitudinal direction Y of the socket housing 11. Compared with the configuration, there is an advantage that the socket 10 and the header 20 can be more easily detached when the removal force acts in an oblique direction by lifting one side of the width direction X or the like.
- the locking hole part (locking part) 37 is provided in the surrounding wall part 13 of the both sides of the width direction X, the locking hole part (locking part) 37 and the locking piece part The release timing of (42) and the release timing of the lock mechanism 50 can be made the same. Accordingly, the fitting between the socket 10 and the header 20 can be made more difficult to come off.
- the locking hole part (locking part) 37 was provided in the surrounding wall part 13 of the longitudinal direction Y side of the socket housing 11, it is the structure provided only in the surrounding wall part 13 of one side. There may be.
- the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 includes a claw portion 35 that is bent in a substantially inverted U shape so as to straddle the peripheral wall portion 13 of the socket housing 11.
- a blind hole portion (locking portion) 37 is formed. Therefore, when attaching the socket side holding metal fitting 30 to the socket housing 11, the substantially inverted U-shaped claw portion 35 is fitted to the peripheral wall portion 13 of the socket housing 11 from the upper side, thereby increasing rigidity and strengthening these. It can be attached. Further, by providing the claw portion 35, the locking hole portion (locking portion) 37 can be easily formed so as to face the locking piece portion 42.
- the tip 35 a of the claw 35 is embedded in the socket housing 11. Therefore, the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 can be more firmly attached to the socket housing 11, and the removal of the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 when an external force such as a drop impact is input is further suppressed. Will be able to.
- the header side holding metal fitting 40 is provided with the 1st latching piece part 42A and the 2nd latching piece part 42B which protrude from the connection piece part (base part) 41 in a substantially reverse V shape. . Therefore, both sides in the width direction X of the connector 1 can be locked by the first locking piece portion 42A and the second locking piece portion 42B, and the socket 10 and the header 20 are more fitted. It can be hard to come off.
- the first locking piece portion 42A and the second locking piece portion 42B are formed in a substantially eight-letter shape. That is, the distal end portions 42a of the first and second locking pieces 42A and 42B are bent outward in the width direction X from the inclination of the base end portion 42b, and are bent in parallel with the width direction X of the connector 1. .
- the tip end portion 42a is locked deeply (the locking width is long) in the locking hole portion (locking portion) 37. Therefore, the fitting between the socket 10 and the header 20 is more difficult to come off.
- the first locking piece portion 42A and the second locking piece portion 42B of the header side holding metal fitting 40 are illustrated as being formed in a substantially inverted V shape.
- the present invention is not limited to this. It can be changed in various ways.
- the header-side holding metal fitting 40 is formed such that the connecting piece portion (base portion) 41, the first locking piece portion 42A, and the second locking piece portion 42B have a substantially inverted U-shaped outer shape. You may make it use. In this case, since the molding part of the header housing 21 arranged inside the pair of locking pieces 42A and 42B can be secured in a state of being attached to the header housing 21, the strength of the header housing 21 can be increased. There is an advantage that you can.
- first locking piece portion 42A and the second locking piece portion 42B are formed in a substantially V shape, they are disposed inside the pair of locking piece portions 42A and 42B. It is necessary to make the molded part of the header housing 21 to be trapezoidal, whose diameter gradually decreases toward the connecting piece 41 side.
- the header-side holding metal fitting 40 has a substantially inverted U-shape, the molded portion disposed inside the locking piece portions 42A and 42B can be widened in a substantially rectangular shape without reducing the diameter. it can. Therefore, the strength of the header housing 21 can be increased, and even if the header-side holding metal fitting 40 is repeatedly attached to the header housing 21, the header housing 21 can be made more difficult to break.
- header-side holding metal fitting 40 is formed so that the locking piece portion 42 and the connecting piece portion (base portion) 41 have a substantially L-shaped or substantially T-shaped outer shape, and one locking piece portion 42 is formed.
- One or a plurality of header side holding metal fittings 40 may be used. In this case, it is preferable to use four header side holding metal fittings 40 corresponding to the locking hole portions (locking parts) 37 of the socket side holding metal fittings 30 arranged at the four corners of the socket housing 11. In such a configuration, since the shape of the header-side holding metal fitting 40 can be simplified, there are advantages that metal processing is facilitated and waste materials during metal processing can be reduced.
- the locking piece portion 42 (42A, 42B) of the header side holding metal fitting 40 may be bent into a substantially S shape.
- the spring length of the locking piece portion 42 can be increased, and when the distal end portion 42 a of the locking piece portion 42 is slid on the inner side surface 35 c of the claw portion 35, the locking piece portion 42. Can be dispersed by each R portion. Therefore, there is an advantage that the amount of sag of the locking piece 42 can be reduced.
- FIGS. 8A and 8B are views showing the socket-side holding metal fitting 30A according to the first modification.
- This modification is mainly different from the above embodiment in that the claw portion 35 in which the locking hole portion (locking portion) 37 is formed is raised from the bottom plate portion 33 side of the socket side holding metal fitting 30A. .
- the bottom plate portion 33 of the present modification has the bottom plate portion 33 directed toward the center side in the longitudinal direction Y of the connector 1 in addition to the mounting piece portion 33a soldered to the first circuit board (not shown).
- An extended portion 33b is provided.
- a claw portion 35 that rises in a substantially inverted U shape so as to straddle the peripheral wall portion 13 of the socket housing 11 is formed at the end portion of the extension portion 33b in the extending direction, and the base end portion 35b side of the claw portion 35 is formed. Is provided with a locking hole (locking portion) 37.
- FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the socket side holding metal fitting 30B according to the second modification.
- This modification is mainly different from the above-described embodiment in that the locking hole portion (locking portion) 37 is provided at the distal end portion of the extending portion 32 without providing a claw portion in the extending portion 32 of the socket side holding metal fitting 30B. This is because it is formed directly on the 32a side.
- the side plate portion 31 of the present modified example is an extended portion in which both end portions in the width direction X of the side plate portion 31 are bent at substantially right angles toward the center side in the longitudinal direction Y of the connector 1 as in the above embodiment. 32, the side plate portion 31 is formed shorter in the width direction X than in the above embodiment.
- the extended portion 32 can be exposed and disposed on the inner wall surface side of the peripheral wall portion 13 of the socket housing 11, and the extended portion 32 is placed in the peripheral wall portion 13 at both ends in the longitudinal direction Y of the socket housing 11 in this state. It is made to form integrally while penetrating.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a socket-side holding metal fitting 30 according to a third modification.
- This modification is mainly different from the above embodiment in that a step portion 37 ⁇ / b> A as a locking portion is formed in the claw portion 35 of the socket side holding metal fitting 30.
- a step is formed in the width direction X without penetrating the claw portion 35.
- a stepped portion 37A is used. Note that the stepped portion 37A of the present modification is formed as a locking recessed portion in which a part of the claw portion 35 is recessed in the width direction X.
- a stepped portion 37 ⁇ / b> A having a stepped shape without penetrating the claw portion 35 in the width direction X of the socket housing 11 is used as a locking portion. Therefore, when the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 is integrally formed with the socket housing 11, it is possible to prevent the resin constituting the socket housing 11 from leaking into the stepped portion (locking portion) 37A, thereby preventing the occurrence of burrs and the like. There is an advantage that you can.
- FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing a socket-side holding metal fitting 30 according to a fourth modification.
- This modification mainly differs from the above embodiment in that a stepped portion 37B as a locking portion is formed on the claw portion 35 of the socket-side holding metal fitting 30 as in the third modification.
- a locking convex part in which a part of the claw part 35 is projected is used as the step part 37B, contrary to the third modified example.
- a locking convex part in which a part of the claw part 35 is convex is used as the step part 37B. Therefore, by adjusting the protruding amount of the stepped portion 37B, the locking amount (hooking amount) of the locking piece portion 42 can be freely adjusted. There is an advantage that it is easy to adjust the click feeling that becomes the feel at the time of fitting.
- FIGS. 12 and 13 are sectional views showing a socket-side holding metal fitting 30C according to a fifth modification.
- This modification mainly differs from the above embodiment in that the socket-side holding metal fitting 30C includes a claw portion 35 that protrudes inward in the width direction Y of the connector 1 (socket housing 11).
- the tip portion 37C is used as a locking portion.
- the claw portion 35 of the socket-side holding metal fitting 30C is formed in a substantially L shape, and the tip portion 37C of the claw portion 35 is disposed so as to protrude toward the inner wall surface side of the socket housing 11.
- the socket-side holding metal fitting 30C includes a claw portion 35 that protrudes inward in the width direction Y of the connector 1 (socket housing 11), and the tip portion 37C of the claw portion 35 is locked. It is used as a part. Therefore, there are advantages that it is possible to further obtain the same operational effects as the fourth modified example and to easily process the socket-side holding metal fitting 30C.
- the socket and header have a rectangular shape, but the present invention can be applied to other shapes.
- the example in which the locking piece portion of the header side holding metal fitting is extendable (elastically deformable) in the width direction of the connector (header housing) is illustrated.
- the latching piece part may be hold
- contacts, posts, and other detailed specifications can be changed as appropriate.
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10 ソケット
11 ソケットハウジング(ソケット本体)
12 ソケット側端子(コンタクト)
20 ヘッダ
21 ヘッダハウジング(ヘッダ本体)
22 ヘッダ側端子(ポスト)
30、30A、30B、30C ソケット側保持金具
37 係止穴部(係止部)
37A 段差部(係止部)
37B 段差部(係止部)
37C 先端部(係止部)
40 ヘッダ側保持金具
42 係止片部
X コネクタ(ソケットハウジング、ヘッダハウジング)の幅方向
Y コネクタ(ソケットハウジング、ヘッダハウジング)の長手方向
Z コネクタ(ソケットハウジング、ヘッダハウジング)の上下方向
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- ソケット側端子とソケット側保持金具とが配設されたソケット本体を備え、前記ソケット本体を、ヘッダ側端子とヘッダ側保持金具とが配設されたヘッダ本体に嵌合させることで、前記ソケット側端子と前記ヘッダ側端子とが接触するソケットにおいて、
前記ヘッダ側保持金具には、当該ヘッダ側保持金具の基部に対して前記ヘッダ本体の幅方向に相対移動自在な係止片部が設けられており、
前記ソケット側保持金具に、前記係止片部を係止可能な係止部を形成したことを特徴とするソケット。 - 前記ソケット側保持金具の係止部が、前記ソケット側端子と並設して前記ソケット本体の幅方向両側又は一側の周壁部に設けられていることを特徴とする請求項1に記載のソケット。
- 前記係止部が、前記ソケット本体の幅方向に貫通形成された係止穴部であることを特徴とする請求項1または請求項2に記載のソケット。
- 前記係止部が、前記ソケット本体の幅方向に段差を持った段差部であることを特徴とする請求項1または請求項2に記載のソケット。
- 前記ソケット側保持金具は、前記ソケット本体の幅方向内側に向けて突出する爪部を備えており、
前記爪部の先端部が、前記係止部であることを特徴とする請求項1または請求項2に記載のソケット。 - 前記ソケット側保持金具は、前記ソケット本体の周壁部を跨るように略逆U字状に折曲される爪部を備えており、当該爪部に前記係止部が形成されていることを特徴とする請求項1または請求項2に記載のソケット。
- 前記爪部の先端部が、前記ソケット本体に埋設されていることを特徴とする請求項6に記載のソケット。
- 請求項1または請求項2に記載のソケットを用いたことを特徴とするコネクタ。
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