Electrical connector and method of manufacturing the same, and overlying right angle connector assembly and method of assembling the same

Abstract

The present application provides an electrical connector, a manufacturing method thereof, and an upper layer oblique insertion assembly and an assembly method thereof. The electrical connector and the upper layer oblique insertion assembly can shield the conductive terminals by a bridging shield to reduce signal transmission interference of the conductive terminals and achieve electrical connection between the conductive terminals on the electrical connector, thereby suppressing the generation of coupled crosstalk interference when transmitting high-speed signals. Therefore, the electrical connector and the upper layer oblique insertion assembly of the present application can meet the customized requirements of the electrical connector for transmitting high-speed signals. In addition, the components of the electrical connector of the present application are assembled by oblique insertion, which can reduce the height of the electrical connector and thus reduce the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in the electronic device, so that the electronic device can continue to develop in the direction of lightness, thinness and smallness.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the technical field of electrical connectors, and more particularly, to an electrical connector capable of transmitting high-speed signals and reducing size, a method for manufacturing the same, and an upper oblique insertion assembly and its assembly method. Background Technology

[0002] In modern electronic devices, electrical connectors are typically used to transmit signals. However, due to the specific needs and development of electronic devices, the number and structure of the conductive pins of the connectors need to be customizable. Currently, once the design of an electrical connector is completed, the number and structure of the conductive pins are fixed and cannot be customized, making it difficult to meet the signal transmission requirements of electronic devices. This will limit the technological (functional) development of electronic devices.

[0003] In addition, electrical connectors are prone to crosstalk interference when transmitting high-speed signals, which causes interference attenuation in the transmission of high-speed signals. Furthermore, with the trend of developing thinner and smaller electronic devices, the internal space of electronic devices has been greatly reduced, resulting in limited space available for installing electrical connectors inside electronic devices.

[0004] In view of this, how to provide electrical connectors that can suppress crosstalk interference so that they can meet the requirements of high-speed signal transmission and reduce the internal space occupied by electrical connectors in electronic devices so that electronic devices can continue to develop in the direction of being thinner and smaller has become a technical issue that the industry urgently needs to challenge and overcome. Summary of the Invention

[0005] In view of the shortcomings of the prior art, the main objective of this application is to provide an electrical connector and its manufacturing method, as well as an upper oblique insertion assembly and its assembly method, so that the electrical connector can meet the requirements of high-speed signal transmission.

[0006] Another objective of this application is to provide an electrical connector and its manufacturing method, as well as an upper oblique insertion assembly and its assembly method, which can simplify and reduce the size of the electrical connector.

[0007] In view of the shortcomings of the prior art, this application provides an upper-layer oblique insertion assembly, which is coupled with an electrical connector body. The electrical connector body has an oblique insertion space and an oblique insertion guide structure. The upper-layer oblique insertion assembly includes: an upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group having a plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals and an upper-layer non-bridging oblique insertion conductive terminal; and an upper-layer bridging shield extending below the upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group, such that the upper-layer bridging shield... The shielding body provides shielding for the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer bridging shielding body crosses the upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals; and an upper-layer angled assembly body that provides positioning for the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer angled assembly body is inclinedly inserted into the electrical connector body, such that the upper-layer angled assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group is inclinedly inserted into the electrical connector body.

[0008] Additionally, this application also provides an electrical connector, comprising: an electrical connector body having a body angle insertion space and a body angle insertion guide structure; and an upper angle insertion assembly having an upper angle insertion conductive terminal group, an upper bridging shield, and an upper angle insertion assembly body, wherein the upper angle insertion conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper bridging angle insertion conductive terminals and an upper non-bridging angle insertion conductive terminal, and the upper bridging shield extends below the upper angle insertion conductive terminal group, such that the upper bridging shield is aligned with the upper angle insertion conductive terminal group. The upper-layer angled conductive terminal group is provided with shielding below it, and the upper-layer bridging shield spans the upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals; and the upper-layer angled assembly body provides positioning for the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer angled assembly body can be tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space by the body angled insertion guide structure, so that the upper-layer angled assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space.

[0009] Preferably, the electrical connector of this application further includes: a shielding shell having a shell angled insertion port, wherein the upper angled insertion assembly body passes through the shell angled insertion port and is angledly inserted into the body angled insertion space; wherein, when the upper angled insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, the shielding shell extends above the upper angled insertion conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding above the upper angled insertion conductive terminal group.

[0010] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the upper bridging shield has an upper overlapping structure, and the electrical connector further includes: a lower oblique insertion assembly, the lower oblique insertion assembly having a lower oblique conductive terminal group, a lower bridging shield, and a lower oblique insertion assembly body, wherein the lower oblique conductive terminal group has a plurality of lower oblique bridging conductive terminals and a plurality of lower non-bridging oblique conductive terminals, the lower bridging shield has a lower overlapping structure, and the lower bridging shield extends below the lower oblique conductive terminal group, so that the lower bridging shield provides shielding below the lower oblique conductive terminal group, and the lower bridging shield crosses the lower non-bridging oblique... The upper and lower layers of the connector body are connected to the electrical connector body. The upper layer of the connector body is electrically connected to the lower layer of the connector body, and the lower layer of the connector body is tilted into the connector body space under the guidance of the connector body tilting guide structure. This allows the lower layer of the connector body to be assembled on the electrical connector body, and the lower layer of the connector body to be tilted into the connector body space. When the upper layer of the connector body and the lower layer of the connector body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the upper layer overlap structure electrically overlaps the lower layer overlap structure, and the upper layer of the connector body electrically overlaps the lower layer of the connector body.

[0011] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the body oblique insertion guide structure has an upper body oblique insertion guide substructure and a lower body oblique insertion guide substructure. The upper body oblique insertion guide substructure guides the upper oblique insertion assembly body to be obliquely inserted into the body oblique insertion space at an upper oblique angle. The lower body oblique insertion guide substructure guides the lower oblique insertion assembly body to be obliquely inserted into the body oblique insertion space at a lower oblique angle, wherein the upper oblique angle and the lower oblique angle are the same.

[0012] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the upper inclined insertion assembly body has an upper inclined assembly guide structure, and the lower inclined insertion assembly body has a lower inclined assembly guide structure. When the upper inclined insertion assembly body and the lower inclined insertion assembly body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the upper inclined assembly guide structure guides the upper inclined insertion assembly body to be inclinedly inserted into the lower inclined insertion assembly body at the upper inclined angle, and the lower inclined assembly guide structure guides the lower inclined insertion assembly body to be inclinedly inserted into the upper inclined insertion assembly body at the lower inclined angle.

[0013] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the upper inclined assembly guide structure exposes the upper overlapping structure, and the lower inclined assembly guide structure exposes the lower overlapping structure, so that the upper overlapping structure can electrically overlap the lower overlapping structure when the upper inclined insertion assembly body is inclinedly inserted into the lower inclined insertion assembly body, and the lower overlapping structure can electrically overlap the upper overlapping structure when the lower inclined insertion assembly body is inclinedly inserted into the upper inclined insertion assembly body.

[0014] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the upper inclined assembly guide structure and the lower inclined assembly guide structure are respectively a keyway structure and a key body structure that are structurally mated.

[0015] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the electrical connector body further has a body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure, the body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure provides to stop the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body, thereby limiting the insertion stroke of the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body to be obliquely inserted into the body oblique insertion space respectively.

[0016] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure has an upper body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure and a lower body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure. The upper body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure restricts the upper oblique insertion assembly body to be inserted into the body oblique insertion space at an upper insertion stroke. The lower body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure restricts the lower oblique insertion assembly body to be inserted into the body oblique insertion space at a lower insertion stroke. The upper insertion stroke and the lower insertion stroke are the same.

[0017] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the upper-layer oblique insertion travel limiting substructure is adjacent to the upper-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure, the upper-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure is adjacent to the lower-layer oblique insertion travel limiting substructure, and the lower-layer oblique insertion travel limiting substructure is adjacent to the lower-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure, so that the upper-layer oblique insertion travel limiting substructure, the upper-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure, the lower-layer oblique insertion travel limiting substructure, and the lower-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure form a stepped structure.

[0018] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the electrical connector body further has a body oblique insertion channel, the body oblique insertion channel extends at a channel tilt angle to form the body oblique insertion space, wherein the channel tilt angle, the upper tilt angle and the lower tilt angle are the same.

[0019] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the upper bridging shield and the lower bridging shield are plastic conductors or metal conductors; the shielding shell is a metal conductor; and the electrical connector body, the upper oblique insertion assembly body, and the lower oblique insertion assembly body are insulators.

[0020] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, the upper bridging shield has a plurality of upper bridging shield embedding and positioning structures, each of the upper bridging shield embedding and positioning structures embedding and positioning one of the plurality of upper bridging oblique conductive terminals, so that the upper bridging shield is electrically connected to the plurality of upper bridging oblique conductive terminals; the lower bridging shield has a plurality of lower bridging shield embedding and positioning structures, each of the lower bridging shield embedding and positioning structures embedding and positioning one of the plurality of lower bridging oblique conductive terminals, so that the lower bridging shield is electrically connected to the plurality of lower bridging oblique conductive terminals.

[0021] Preferably, in the electrical connector of this application, when the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the shielding shell also extends to the sides of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding to the sides of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group respectively.

[0022] Furthermore, this application also provides a method for assembling an upper-layer angled connector assembly, in conjunction with an electrical connector body. The method includes: providing an upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, an upper-layer bridging shield, and an upper-layer angled connector assembly body. The upper-layer angled connector assembly body positions the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals and an upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminal. The upper-layer bridging shield is located on the upper... The upper layer of the inclined conductive terminal group extends downwards, so that the upper layer bridging shield provides shielding to the underside of the upper layer of the inclined conductive terminal group, and the upper layer bridging shield crosses the upper layer non-bridging inclined conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper layer bridging inclined conductive terminals; and the upper layer inclined assembly body is inclinedly inserted into the body inclined insertion space, so that the upper layer inclined assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper layer inclined conductive terminal group is inclinedly inserted into the body inclined insertion space.

[0023] Additionally, this application also provides a method for manufacturing an electrical connector, comprising: providing an electrical connector body and an upper inclined insertion assembly, wherein the upper inclined insertion assembly has an upper inclined conductive terminal group, an upper bridging shield, and an upper inclined insertion assembly body, wherein the upper inclined insertion assembly body provides positioning for the upper inclined conductive terminal group, and the upper inclined conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper bridging inclined conductive terminals and an upper non-bridging inclined conductive terminal, the upper bridging shield extending below the upper inclined conductive terminal group, such that the upper... A bridging shield provides shielding below the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer bridging shield crosses the upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals; the electrical connector body has a body angled insertion space and a body angled insertion guide structure; and the upper-layer angled assembly body is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space under the guidance of the body angled insertion guide structure, so that the upper-layer angled assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space. Preferably, the method for manufacturing an electrical connector according to this application further includes: providing a lower-level angled insertion assembly, wherein the lower-level angled insertion assembly has a lower-level angled conductive terminal group, a lower-level bridging shield, and a lower-level angled insertion assembly body, wherein the lower-level angled insertion assembly body provides positioning for the lower-level angled conductive terminal group, and the lower-level angled conductive terminal group has a plurality of lower-level bridging angled conductive terminals and lower-level non-bridging angled conductive terminals, the lower-level bridging shield extends below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group, such that the lower-level bridging shield provides a shield below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group. The lower-layer bridging shield crosses the lower-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of lower-layer bridging angled conductive terminals; and the lower-layer angled assembly body is guided by the body angled insertion guide structure to be inserted at an angle into the body angled insertion space, so that the lower-layer angled assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the lower-layer angled conductive terminal group is inserted at an angle into the body angled insertion space; wherein, when the upper-layer angled assembly body and the lower-layer angled assembly body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the upper-layer bridging shield electrically overlaps the lower-layer bridging shield.

[0024] Preferably, the method for manufacturing an electrical connector according to this application further includes: providing a shielding shell; and extending the shielding shell above the upper inclined conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding above the upper inclined conductive terminal group.

[0025] Preferably, the method for manufacturing an electrical connector according to this application further includes: extending the shielding shell to the side of the upper inclined conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding to the side of the upper inclined conductive terminal group.

[0026] Compared to prior art, this application provides an electrical connector and its manufacturing method, as well as an upper-layer oblique insertion assembly and its assembly method. The provided electrical connector and upper-layer oblique insertion assembly can provide shielding for the conductive terminals through a bridging shield, thereby reducing interference to the signal transmission of the conductive terminals and achieving electrical connection between the upper conductive terminals of the electrical connector. This suppresses crosstalk interference generated during high-speed signal transmission. Therefore, the electrical connector and upper-layer oblique insertion assembly of this application can meet customized requirements such as high-speed signal transmission. Furthermore, the components of the electrical connector in this application are assembled using an oblique insertion method, which can reduce the height of the electrical connector, thereby reducing the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in electronic devices, allowing electronic devices to continue to develop towards a thinner and smaller design. Attached Figure Description

[0027] The above and other aspects, features and other advantages of this application will become more clearly understood from the following description of embodiments in conjunction with the drawings.

[0028] Figure 1 The diagram shown is a perspective view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0029] Figure 2 The diagram shown is a perspective view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0030] Figure 3 The diagram shown is a bottom view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0031] Figure 4 The diagram shown is a top view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0032] Figure 5 The diagram shown is a front view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0033] Figure 6 The diagram shown is a side view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0034] Figure 7 The diagram shown is a rear view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0035] Figure 8 Displayed as Figure 5 The diagram shows a cross-section of the component cut along line segment AA.

[0036] Figure 9 Displayed as Figure 5 The diagram shows a cross-section of the component cut along line segment BB.

[0037] Figure 10 The diagram shown is an exploded view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0038] Figure 11 The diagram shown is an exploded view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0039] Figure 12 The diagram shown is an assembly schematic of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0040] Figure 13 The diagram shown is an assembly schematic of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0041] Figure 14 The diagram shown is an assembly schematic of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0042] Figure 15 The diagram shown is an assembly schematic of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0043] Figure 16 The diagram shown is an assembly schematic of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0044] Figure 17 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0045] Figure 18 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0046] Figure 19 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0047] Figure 20 Displayed as Figure 19 The diagram shows a cross-section of the component cut along line segment CC.

[0048] Figure 21 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0049] Figure 22 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0050] Figure 23 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0051] Figure 24 Displayed as Figure 23 The diagram shows a cross-section of the component cut along line segment DD.

[0052] Figure 25 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0053] Figure 26 The diagram shown is a schematic representation of a component of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0054] Figure 27 The diagram shown is a top view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0055] Figure 28 The diagram shown is a bottom view of an embodiment of the electrical connector of this application.

[0056] Symbol Explanation

[0057] 1 Electrical connector

[0058] 11 Electrical connector body

[0059] 111 Body oblique insertion space

[0060] 112 Body oblique insertion guide structure

[0061] 1121 Upper-layer oblique insertion guide structure

[0062] 1122 Lower layer oblique insertion guide substructure of the main body

[0063] 113 Body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure

[0064] 1131 Upper-layer oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure

[0065] 1132 Lower layer oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure of the main body

[0066] 114 Body oblique insertion channel

[0067] 12 Upper-layer oblique insertion assembly

[0068] 121 Upper layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group

[0069] 1211 Upper layer bridging angled conductive terminal

[0070] 1212 Upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminal

[0071] 122 Upper-layer bridging shield

[0072] 1221 Upper layer overlapping structure

[0073] 1222 Upper-layer bridging shield embedding and positioning structure

[0074] 123 Upper layer oblique insertion assembly body

[0075] 1231 Upper-level inclined assembly guide structure

[0076] 13 Shielding enclosure

[0077] 131 Angled insertion port of the outer casing

[0078] 14 Lower layer oblique insertion assembly

[0079] 141 Lower layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group

[0080] 1411 Lower layer bridging angled conductive terminal

[0081] 1412 Lower layer non-bridging angled conductive terminal

[0082] 142 Lower layer bridging shield

[0083] 1421 Lower layer overlapping structure

[0084] 1422 Lower layer bridging shield embedding positioning structure

[0085] 143 Lower layer oblique insertion assembly body

[0086] 1431 Lower-level inclined assembly guide structure Detailed Implementation

[0087] The following description, accompanied by illustrations, uses specific embodiments to illustrate the technical content of this application. Those skilled in the art can easily understand other advantages and effects of this application from the content disclosed in this specification. This application can also be implemented or applied through other different embodiments. Various details in this specification can also be modified and changed based on different viewpoints and applications without departing from the spirit of this application. In particular, the proportions and relative positions of the components in the drawings are for illustrative purposes only and do not represent the actual implementation of this application.

[0088] The electrical connector of this application can connect to wires, so that the electrical connector of this application can constitute a wire electrical connector to provide signal transmission of the wires.

[0089] Please refer to the disclosure of the electrical connector and its upper oblique insertion assembly in this application. Figures 1 to 28 .

[0090] like Figures 1 to 11 As shown, the electrical connector 1 of this application may include an electrical connector body 11, an upper inclined insertion assembly 12, a shielding shell 13, and a lower inclined insertion assembly 14. The electrical connector body 11 is, for example, an insulator, and as... Figure 26 As shown, the electrical connector body 11 has a body oblique insertion space 111 and a body oblique insertion guide structure 112. For example... Figures 12 to 13As shown, the upper-layer angled connector assembly 12 has an upper-layer angled conductive terminal group 121, an upper-layer bridging shield 122, and an upper-layer angled connector assembly body 123. The upper-layer angled conductive terminal group 121 has a plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals 1211 and upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals 1212. The upper-layer bridging shield 122 is, for example, a plastic conductor or a metal conductor, and can extend below the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group 121, so that the upper-layer bridging shield 122 provides shielding to the underside of the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group 121, thereby reducing the degree of interference (such as EMI electromagnetic interference or noise interference) on the signal transmission of the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group 121, so as to meet the signal transmission requirements of the electrical connector. In this application, the upper bridging shield 122 spans the upper non-bridging angled conductive terminal 1212 and electrically bridging a plurality of upper bridging angled conductive terminals 1211, so that the upper bridging shield 122 is electrically connected to each upper bridging angled conductive terminal 1211, thereby forming a circuit that can transmit, for example, ground signals, to suppress crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals, and to avoid the high-speed signals transmitted by the electrical connector being attenuated due to interference, so as to meet the customized requirements such as the transmission of high-speed signals by the electrical connector.

[0091] The lower-level angled connector assembly 14 includes a lower-level angled conductive terminal group 141, a lower-level bridging shield 142, and a lower-level angled connector body 143. The lower-level angled conductive terminal group 141 has a plurality of lower-level bridging angled conductive terminals 1411 and lower-level non-bridging angled conductive terminals 1412. The lower-level bridging shield 142 is, for example, a plastic conductor or a metal conductor, and can extend below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group 141, so that the lower-level bridging shield 142 provides shielding below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group 141, thereby reducing the degree of interference (such as external interference, such as EMI electromagnetic interference or noise interference) on the signal transmission of the lower-level angled conductive terminal group 141, so as to meet the signal transmission requirements of the electrical connector. In this application, the lower bridging shield 142 spans the lower non-bridging angled conductive terminal 1412 and electrically bridging a plurality of lower bridging angled conductive terminals 1411, so that the lower bridging shield 142 is electrically connected to each lower bridging angled conductive terminal 1411 to form a circuit for transmitting, for example, a ground signal, in order to suppress the crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals, and to avoid the high-speed signal transmitted by the electrical connector being attenuated due to interference, so as to meet the customized requirements such as the transmission of high-speed signals by the electrical connector.

[0092] The upper-layer angled insertion assembly body 123 is, for example, an insulator, and provides positioning for the upper-layer angled insertion conductive terminal assembly 121 and the upper-layer bridging shield 122, and as... Figures 10 to 11As shown, the upper-layer angled insertion assembly body 123 can be tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space 111 by the body angled insertion guide structure 112, so that the upper-layer angled insertion assembly body 123 is assembled on the electrical connector body 11, and the upper-layer angled insertion conductive terminal group 121 is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space 111, thus, as Figures 8 to 9 As shown, the height of the electrical connector can be reduced, thereby reducing the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in the electronic device, so that the electronic device can continue to develop in the direction of being thinner and smaller.

[0093] The lower-level angled insertion assembly body 143 is, for example, an insulator, and provides positioning for the lower-level angled insertion conductive terminal assembly 141 and the lower-level bridging shield 142, and as... Figures 10 to 11 As shown, the lower-level angled insertion assembly body 143 can be tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space 111 by the body angled insertion guide structure 112, so that the lower-level angled insertion assembly body 143 is assembled on the electrical connector body 11, and the lower-level angled insertion conductive terminal group 141 is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space 111, thus, as Figures 8 to 9 As shown, the height of the electrical connector can be reduced, thereby reducing the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in the electronic device, so that the electronic device can continue to develop in the direction of being thinner and smaller.

[0094] Specifically, such as Figure 26 As shown, the body-mounted angled insertion guide structure 112 has an upper-level angled insertion guide substructure 1121 and a lower-level angled insertion guide substructure 1122. The upper-level angled insertion guide substructure 1121, for example, is a guide ramp, which guides the upper-level angled insertion assembly body 123 to be inserted into the body-mounted angled insertion space 111 at an upper-level angle. The lower-level angled insertion guide substructure 1122 guides the lower-level angled insertion assembly body 143 to be inserted into the body-mounted angled insertion space 111 at a lower-level angle. The upper-level angle and the lower-level angle can be the same, allowing the upper-level angled insertion assembly body 123 and the lower-level angled insertion assembly body 143 to be inserted into the body-mounted angled insertion space 111 in the same manner. This allows for a reduction in the size of the electrical connector, thereby reducing the space occupied by the electrical connector within the electronic device, enabling the electronic device to continue to develop towards a thinner and smaller design.

[0095] In addition, such as Figure 10 As shown, the upper inclined assembly body 123 has an upper inclined assembly guide structure 1231, and correspondingly, the lower inclined assembly body 143 has a lower inclined assembly guide structure 1431.

[0096] It should be noted that, as Figure 17 , Figure 19As shown, when the upper inclined insertion assembly body 123 and the lower inclined insertion assembly body 143 are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body 11, the upper inclined assembly guide structure 1231 guides the upper inclined insertion assembly body 123 to be inserted into the lower inclined insertion assembly body 143 at the upper inclined angle. Correspondingly, the lower inclined assembly guide structure 1431 provides guidance for the lower inclined insertion assembly body 143 to be inserted into the upper inclined insertion assembly body 123 at the lower inclined angle.

[0097] In addition, such as Figure 17 , Figure 19 As shown, the upper inclined assembly guide structure 1231 and the lower inclined assembly guide structure 1431 are, for example, keyway structure and key body structure for structural cooperation, respectively. In this way, the upper inclined assembly body 123 and the lower inclined assembly body 143 can be assembled into a whole and are not easily separated by force.

[0098] like Figures 25 to 26 As shown, the electrical connector body 11 has a body oblique insertion channel 114, which extends at a channel tilt angle to form a body oblique insertion space 111. It should be noted that, in this application, the channel tilt angle, the upper tilt angle, and the lower tilt angle can be the same, so that the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 are inserted into the body oblique insertion space 111 at the same angle. This reduces the size of the electrical connector, thereby reducing the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in the electronic device, allowing the electronic device to continue to develop towards a thinner and smaller design.

[0099] In addition, such as Figure 20 , Figure 24 As shown, the upper bridging shield 122 has an upper overlapping structure 1221, and correspondingly, the lower bridging shield 142 has a lower overlapping structure 1421. When the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body 11, the upper overlapping structure 1221 electrically overlaps the lower overlapping structure 1421, so that the upper bridging shield 122 electrically overlaps the lower bridging shield 142, and the upper bridging shield 122 and the lower bridging shield 142 are electrically connected to form a circuit for transmitting, for example, a ground signal, in order to suppress the crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals, and to avoid the high-speed signal transmitted by the electrical connector being attenuated due to interference, so as to meet the customized requirements such as the transmission of high-speed signals by the electrical connector. It should be noted that the upper overlapping structure 1221 and the lower overlapping structure 1421 are, for example, a raised and recessed structure that fit together, so that the upper overlapping structure 1221 can effectively electrically overlap the lower overlapping structure 1421.

[0100] like Figure 15As shown, the upper inclined assembly guide structure 1231 exposes the upper overlapping structure 1221, so that the upper overlapping structure 1221 can electrically overlap the lower overlapping structure 1421 when the upper inclined assembly body 123 is inclinedly inserted into the lower inclined assembly body 143, so that the upper bridging shield 122 can electrically overlap the lower bridging shield 142. Correspondingly, the lower inclined assembly guide structure 1431 exposes the lower overlapping structure 1421, so that the lower overlapping structure 1421 can electrically overlap the upper overlapping structure 1221 when the lower inclined assembly body 143 is inclinedly inserted into the upper inclined assembly body 123, so that the upper bridging shield 122 can electrically overlap the lower bridging shield 142.

[0101] In addition, such as Figure 12 , Figure 14 As shown, the upper bridging shield 122 has a plurality of upper bridging shield insertion and positioning structures 1222. Each of the upper bridging shield insertion and positioning structures 1222 is, for example, a clamping structure, which can clamp and position one of the plurality of upper bridging angled conductive terminals 1211, so that the upper bridging shield 122 electrically bridging the plurality of upper bridging angled conductive terminals 1211, thereby forming a circuit for transmitting, for example, a ground signal, to suppress crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals. Figure 12 , Figure 14 As shown, the lower bridging shield 142 has a plurality of lower bridging shield insertion and positioning structures 1422. Each of the lower bridging shield insertion and positioning structures 1422 is, for example, a clamping structure. One of the plurality of lower bridging oblique conductive terminals 1411 can be inserted and positioned by clamping, so that the lower bridging shield 142 electrically bridging the plurality of lower bridging oblique conductive terminals 1411, thereby forming a circuit for transmitting, for example, a ground signal, to suppress crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals.

[0102] like Figure 25 As shown, the electrical connector body 11 also has a body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure 113. The body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure 113 provides a stop for the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143, and limits the insertion stroke of the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 into the body oblique insertion space 111 respectively. This avoids the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 from being excessively obliquely inserted into the body oblique insertion space 111, so that the oblique insertion state of the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 meets the expectation.

[0103] Specifically, such as Figure 25As shown, the body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure 113 has an upper body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure 1131 and a lower body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure 1132. The upper body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure 1131 restricts the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 to be inserted into the body oblique insertion space 111 at an upper insertion stroke. Correspondingly, the lower body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure 1132 restricts the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 to be inserted into the body oblique insertion space 111 at a lower insertion stroke.

[0104] It should be noted that the upper insertion stroke and the lower insertion stroke can be the same, so that the upper inclined insertion assembly body 123 and the lower inclined insertion assembly body 143 are inserted into the inclined insertion space 111 in the same way, so as to reduce the size of the electrical connector and reduce the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in the electronic device, so that the electronic device can continue to develop in the direction of being thinner and smaller.

[0105] like Figures 25 to 26 As shown, the upper-layer inclined insertion stroke limiting substructure 1131 is adjacent to the upper-layer inclined insertion guiding substructure 1121, while the upper-layer inclined insertion guiding substructure 1121 is adjacent to the lower-layer inclined insertion stroke limiting substructure 1132, and the lower-layer inclined insertion stroke limiting substructure 1132 is adjacent to the lower-layer inclined insertion guiding substructure 1122. Thus, the upper-layer inclined insertion stroke limiting substructure 1131, the upper-layer inclined insertion guiding substructure 1121, the lower-layer inclined insertion stroke limiting substructure 1132, and the lower-layer inclined insertion guiding substructure 1122 can form a stepped structure to meet usage requirements.

[0106] The shielding shell 13 is, for example, a metallic conductor, and as... Figure 25 As shown, the shielding housing 13 has a housing angled insertion port 131. It should be noted that the upper angled insertion assembly body 123 and the lower angled insertion assembly body 143 pass through the housing angled insertion port 131 and are obliquely inserted into the body angled insertion space 111, so as to assemble the upper angled insertion assembly 12 and the lower angled insertion assembly 14 on the electrical connector body 11.

[0107] In addition, when the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body 11, the shielding shell 13 extends above the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143, so that the shielding shell 13 provides shielding above the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143, thereby reducing the degree of interference (such as EMI electromagnetic interference or noise interference) on the signal transmission of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143, so as to meet the signal transmission requirements of the electrical connector. When the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body 11, the shielding shell 13 also extends to the sides of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group 141, so that the shielding shell 13 provides shielding to the sides of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group 141 respectively, thereby reducing the degree of interference (such as EMI electromagnetic interference or noise interference) on the signal transmission of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143, so as to meet the signal transmission requirements of the electrical connector.

[0108] It should be noted that, in the electrical connector of this application, some of the aforementioned components may be omitted. For example, the electrical connector of this application includes: an electrical connector body and an upper oblique insertion assembly. The electrical connector body has an oblique insertion space and an oblique insertion guide structure. The upper oblique insertion assembly has an upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group, an upper bridging shield, and an upper oblique insertion assembly body.

[0109] The upper-layer oblique conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique conductive terminals and upper-layer non-bridging oblique conductive terminals. The upper-layer bridging shield extends below the upper-layer oblique conductive terminal group, so that the upper-layer bridging shield provides shielding to the lower part of the upper-layer oblique conductive terminal group. The upper-layer bridging shield crosses the upper-layer non-bridging oblique conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique conductive terminals.

[0110] In addition, the upper-level angled insertion assembly body provides positioning for the upper-level angled insertion conductive terminal group, and the upper-level angled insertion assembly body can be tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space by the body angled insertion guide structure, so that the upper-level angled insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-level angled insertion conductive terminal group is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space.

[0111] Furthermore, in the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly of this application, some of the aforementioned components may be omitted. For example, the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly of this application includes: an upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group, an upper-layer bridging shield, and an upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body.

[0112] The upper-layer angled conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals and upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals. An upper-layer bridging shield extends below the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, providing shielding below the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group. The upper-layer bridging shield crosses the upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals. The upper-layer angled assembly body positions the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group and is angledly inserted into the electrical connector body, thus assembling the upper-layer angled assembly body onto the electrical connector body, allowing the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group to be angledly inserted into the electrical connector body.

[0113] Please refer to the disclosure of the electrical connector manufacturing method in this application. Figures 1 to 28 .

[0114] The method for manufacturing an electrical connector according to this application includes the following steps:

[0115] First, in step one, as Figure 10 As shown, an electrical connector body 11, an upper oblique insertion assembly 12, a shielding shell 13, and a lower oblique insertion assembly 14 are provided.

[0116] It should be noted that, as Figure 26 As shown, the electrical connector body 11 has a body oblique insertion space 111 and a body oblique insertion guide structure 112. For example... Figures 12 to 13 As shown, the upper inclined insertion assembly 12 has an upper inclined insertion conductive terminal group 121, an upper bridging shield 122, and an upper inclined insertion assembly body 123. The upper inclined insertion assembly body 123 can provide positioning for the upper inclined insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the upper bridging shield 122. The upper inclined insertion conductive terminal group 121 has a plurality of upper bridging inclined insertion conductive terminals 1211 and upper non-bridging inclined insertion conductive terminals 1212. Figure 14 As shown, the upper bridging shield 122 extends below the upper oblique conductive terminal group 121, so that the upper bridging shield 122 provides shielding to the underside of the upper oblique conductive terminal group 121, and the upper bridging shield 122 spans the upper non-bridging oblique conductive terminal 1212 and electrically bridging a plurality of upper bridging oblique conductive terminals 1211 to form a circuit for transmitting, for example, a ground signal, so as to suppress crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals.

[0117] In addition, such as Figures 12 to 13As shown, the lower-layer angled insertion assembly 14 includes a lower-layer angled conductive terminal group 141, a lower-layer bridging shield 142, and a lower-layer angled insertion assembly body 143. The lower-layer angled insertion assembly body 143 provides positioning for the lower-layer angled conductive terminal group 141 and the lower-layer bridging shield 142. The lower-layer angled conductive terminal group 141 has a plurality of lower-layer bridging angled conductive terminals 1411 and lower-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals 1412. Figure 14 As shown, the lower bridging shield 142 extends below the lower slanted conductive terminal group 141, so that the lower bridging shield 142 provides shielding below the lower slanted conductive terminal group 141, and the lower bridging shield 142 spans the lower non-bridging slanted conductive terminal 1412 and electrically bridging a plurality of lower bridging slanted conductive terminals 1411 to form a circuit for transmitting, for example, a ground signal, so as to suppress crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals.

[0118] Furthermore, such as Figure 5 As shown, the shielding shell 13 extends above the upper inclined conductive terminal group 121, providing shielding over the upper and lower inclined conductive terminal groups 141. Additionally, the shielding shell 13 may also extend to the sides of the upper and lower inclined conductive terminal groups 121 and 141, respectively providing shielding over their sides.

[0119] Next, in step two, the upper angled insertion assembly body 123 and the lower angled insertion assembly body 143 are passed through the shielding shell 13 and, guided by the body angled insertion guide structure 112, are respectively tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space 111, so that the upper angled insertion assembly body 123 and the lower angled insertion assembly body 143 are assembled on the electrical connector body 11, and the upper angled insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower angled insertion conductive terminal group 141 are respectively tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space 111, so as to reduce the size of the electrical connector, thereby reducing the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in the electronic device, so that the electronic device can continue to develop in the direction of being thinner and smaller.

[0120] It should be noted that when the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body 11, the shielding shell 13 extends above the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group 141, so that the shielding shell 13 provides shielding above the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group 141.

[0121] Additionally, when the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 and the lower oblique insertion assembly body 143 are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body 11, such as Figure 20 , Figure 24As shown, the upper bridging shield 122 is electrically connected to the lower bridging shield 142 to form a circuit for transmitting, for example, grounding signals, in order to suppress crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals.

[0122] It should be noted that the electrical connector of this application is manufactured by assembling components. Therefore, after the electrical connector design is completed, the structural design of the electrical connector can still be customized by adjusting the assembly components to meet the special needs and development of electronic devices.

[0123] It should be noted that some of the aforementioned steps may be omitted in the electrical connector manufacturing method of this application. For example, the electrical connector manufacturing method of this application includes the following steps: providing an electrical connector body and an upper oblique insertion assembly, wherein the upper oblique insertion assembly has an upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group, an upper bridging shield, and an upper oblique insertion assembly body, wherein the upper oblique insertion assembly body provides positioning for the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group, and the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals and upper non-bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals, and the upper bridging shield... The body extends below the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, so that the upper-layer bridging shield provides shielding to the underside of the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer bridging shield crosses the upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging a plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals; the electrical connector body has a body angled insertion space and a body angled insertion guide structure, and the upper-layer angled assembly body is guided by the body angled insertion guide structure to be tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space, so that the upper-layer angled assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-layer angled conductive terminal group is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space.

[0124] Please refer to the disclosure of the assembly method for the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly in this application. Figures 1 to 28 .

[0125] The assembly method for the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly of this application includes the following steps:

[0126] First, in step one, as Figures 12 to 13 As shown, an upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121, an upper bridging shield 122, and an upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 are provided.

[0127] It should be noted that, as Figure 10 As shown, the upper oblique insertion assembly body 123 provides positioning for the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 and the upper bridging shield 122, and the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group 121 has a plurality of upper bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals 1211 and upper non-bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals 1212. Figure 14As shown, the upper bridging shield 122 extends below the upper oblique conductive terminal group 121, so that the upper bridging shield 122 provides shielding to the underside of the upper oblique conductive terminal group 121, and the upper bridging shield 122 spans the upper non-bridging oblique conductive terminal 1212 and electrically bridging a plurality of upper bridging oblique conductive terminals 1211 to form a circuit for transmitting, for example, a ground signal, in order to suppress crosstalk interference generated by the electrical connector when transmitting high-speed signals.

[0128] Next, in step two, the upper inclined insertion assembly body 123 is guided by the body inclined insertion guide structure 112 to be inclinedly inserted into the body inclined insertion space 111, so that the upper inclined insertion assembly body 123 is assembled on the electrical connector body 11, and the upper inclined insertion conductive terminal group 121 is inclinedly inserted into the body inclined insertion space 111, so that the size of the electrical connector is reduced, thereby reducing the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in the electronic device, so that the electronic device can continue to develop in the direction of being thinner and smaller.

[0129] It should be noted that in the assembly method of the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly of this application, some of the aforementioned steps may be omitted. For example, the assembly method of the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly of this application includes the following steps: providing an upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group, an upper-layer bridging shield, and an upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body, wherein the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body provides positioning for the upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals and upper-layer non-bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals, the upper-layer bridging shield extends below the upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group, so that the upper-layer bridging shield provides shielding for the lower part of the upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group, and the upper-layer bridging shield crosses the upper-layer non-bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique insertion conductive terminals; and inserting the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body at an angle into the electrical connector body, so that the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group is inserted at an angle into the electrical connector body.

[0130] In summary, this application provides an electrical connector and its manufacturing method, as well as an upper-layer oblique insertion assembly and its assembly method. The provided electrical connector and upper-layer oblique insertion assembly can reduce interference to the signal transmission of conductive terminals by using a bridging shield, and achieve electrical connection between the upper conductive terminals of the electrical connector, thereby suppressing crosstalk interference generated during high-speed signal transmission. Therefore, the electrical connector and upper-layer oblique insertion assembly of this application can meet customized requirements such as high-speed signal transmission. Furthermore, the components of the electrical connector in this application are assembled using an oblique insertion method, which can reduce the height of the electrical connector, thereby reducing the internal space occupied by the electrical connector in electronic devices, allowing electronic devices to continue to develop towards a thinner and smaller design.

[0131] The above embodiments are merely illustrative of the principles and effects of this application and are not intended to limit this application. Any person skilled in the art can modify and alter the above embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of this application. Therefore, the scope of protection of this application should be as set forth in the claims.

Claims

1. A type of upper-layer oblique insertion assembly, characterized in that, The upper-layer oblique insertion assembly is equipped with an electrical connector body, and the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly includes: An upper-layer oblique-insertion conductive terminal group, wherein the upper-layer oblique-insertion conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique-insertion conductive terminals and an upper-layer non-bridging oblique-insertion conductive terminal; An upper bridging shield extends below the upper oblique conductive terminal group, providing shielding below the upper oblique conductive terminal group, and the upper bridging shield crosses the upper non-bridging oblique conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of upper bridging oblique conductive terminals; and An upper-level angled insertion assembly body provides positioning for the upper-level angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-level angled insertion assembly body is inserted at an angle into the electrical connector body, so that the upper-level angled insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-level angled conductive terminal group is inserted at an angle into the electrical connector body.

2. An electrical connector, characterized in that, include; An electrical connector body, the electrical connector body having a body oblique insertion space and a body oblique insertion guide structure; An upper-layer oblique insertion assembly, comprising an upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group, an upper-layer bridging shield, and an upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body, wherein... The upper-layer oblique conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique conductive terminals and an upper-layer non-bridging oblique conductive terminal. The upper-layer bridging shield extends below the upper-layer oblique conductive terminal group, providing shielding below the upper-layer oblique conductive terminal group. The upper-layer bridging shield crosses the upper-layer non-bridging oblique conductive terminal and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging oblique conductive terminals. The upper inclined insertion assembly body provides positioning for the upper inclined insertion conductive terminal group, and the upper inclined insertion assembly body can be inclinedly inserted into the body inclined insertion space by being guided by the body inclined insertion guide structure, so that the upper inclined insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper inclined insertion conductive terminal group is inclinedly inserted into the body inclined insertion space.

3. The electrical connector as described in claim 2, characterized in that, The electrical connector also includes: A shielding shell has a shell angled insertion port, through which the upper angled insertion assembly body passes through the shell angled insertion port and is angledly inserted into the body angled insertion space; wherein, when the upper angled insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, the shielding shell extends above the upper angled insertion conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding above the upper angled insertion conductive terminal group.

4. The electrical connector as described in claim 3, characterized in that, The upper bridging shield has an upper overlapping structure, and the electrical connector further includes: A lower-level angled insertion assembly includes a lower-level angled conductive terminal group, a lower-level bridging shield, and a lower-level angled insertion assembly body. The lower-level angled conductive terminal group has a plurality of lower-level bridging angled conductive terminals and lower-level non-bridging angled conductive terminals. The lower-level bridging shield has a lower-level overlapping structure and extends below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group, providing shielding below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group. The lower-level bridging shield crosses the lower-level non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of lower-level bridging angled conductive terminals. The lower-level angled insertion assembly body provides positioning for the lower-level angled insertion conductive terminal group, and the lower-level angled insertion assembly body can be tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space under the guidance of the body angled insertion guide structure, so that the lower-level angled insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the lower-level angled insertion conductive terminal group is tilted and inserted into the body angled insertion space; wherein. When the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the upper overlapping structure electrically overlaps the lower overlapping structure, so that the upper bridging shield electrically overlaps the lower bridging shield.

5. The electrical connector as described in claim 4, characterized in that, The main body oblique insertion guide structure has an upper body oblique insertion guide substructure and a lower body oblique insertion guide substructure. The upper body oblique insertion guide substructure guides the upper body oblique insertion assembly to be inserted into the main body oblique insertion space at an upper oblique angle. The lower body oblique insertion guide substructure guides the lower body oblique insertion assembly to be inserted into the main body oblique insertion space at a lower oblique angle. The upper oblique angle and the lower oblique angle are the same.

6. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that, The upper inclined insertion assembly body has an upper inclined assembly guide structure, and the lower inclined insertion assembly body has a lower inclined assembly guide structure. When the upper inclined insertion assembly body and the lower inclined insertion assembly body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the upper inclined assembly guide structure guides the upper inclined insertion assembly body to be inserted into the lower inclined insertion assembly body at the upper inclined angle, and the lower inclined assembly guide structure guides the lower inclined insertion assembly body to be inserted into the upper inclined insertion assembly body at the lower inclined angle.

7. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that, The upper inclined assembly guide structure exposes the upper overlapping structure, and the lower inclined assembly guide structure exposes the lower overlapping structure, so that the upper overlapping structure can electrically overlap the lower overlapping structure when the upper inclined assembly body is inclinedly inserted into the lower inclined assembly body, and the lower overlapping structure can electrically overlap the upper overlapping structure when the lower inclined assembly body is inclinedly inserted into the upper inclined assembly body.

8. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that, The upper inclined assembly guide structure and the lower inclined assembly guide structure are respectively the keyway structure and the key body structure for structural cooperation.

9. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that, The electrical connector body also has a body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure, which provides a stop for the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body, thereby limiting the insertion stroke of the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body when they are respectively inserted into the body oblique insertion space.

10. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 9, characterized in that, The body oblique insertion stroke limiting structure has an upper body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure and a lower body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure. The upper body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure restricts the upper oblique insertion assembly body to be inserted into the body oblique insertion space at an upper insertion stroke. The lower body oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure restricts the lower oblique insertion assembly body to be inserted into the body oblique insertion space at a lower insertion stroke. The upper insertion stroke and the lower insertion stroke are the same.

11. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 10, characterized in that, The upper-layer oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure of the main body is adjacent to the upper-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure of the main body, the upper-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure of the main body is adjacent to the lower-layer oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure of the main body, and the lower-layer oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure of the main body is adjacent to the lower-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure of the main body, so that the upper-layer oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure of the main body, the upper-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure of the main body, the lower-layer oblique insertion stroke limiting substructure of the main body and the lower-layer oblique insertion guiding substructure of the main body form a stepped structure.

12. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that, The electrical connector body also has a body oblique insertion channel, which extends at a channel tilt angle to form the body oblique insertion space, wherein the channel tilt angle, the upper tilt angle, and the lower tilt angle are the same.

13. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that, The upper bridging shield and the lower bridging shield are made of plastic or metal conductors; the shielding shell is made of metal conductors; the electrical connector body, the upper oblique insertion assembly body, and the lower oblique insertion assembly body are insulators.

14. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that, The upper bridging shield has a plurality of upper bridging shield embedding and positioning structures, each of which embeds and positions one of the plurality of upper bridging oblique conductive terminals, so that the upper bridging shield is electrically connected to the plurality of upper bridging oblique conductive terminals; the lower bridging shield has a plurality of lower bridging shield embedding and positioning structures, each of which embeds and positions one of the plurality of lower bridging oblique conductive terminals, so that the lower bridging shield is electrically connected to the plurality of lower bridging oblique conductive terminals.

15. The electrical connector as claimed in claim 4, characterized in that, When the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the shielding shell also extends to the sides of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding to the sides of the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group and the lower oblique insertion conductive terminal group respectively.

16. A method for assembling upper-layer oblique insertion components, characterized in that, The assembly method of the upper oblique insertion assembly, which is equipped with an electrical connector body, includes: A set of upper-layer angled conductive terminals, an upper-layer bridging shield, and an upper-layer angled assembly body are provided. The upper-layer angled assembly body positions the upper-layer angled conductive terminal set, and the upper-layer angled conductive terminal set has a plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals and an upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminal. The upper-layer bridging shield extends below the upper-layer angled conductive terminal set, providing shielding below the upper-layer angled conductive terminal set. The upper-layer bridging shield passes over the upper-layer non-bridging angled conductive terminal and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-layer bridging angled conductive terminals. The upper oblique insertion assembly body is inserted into the electrical connector body at an angle, so that the upper oblique insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper oblique insertion conductive terminal group is inserted into the electrical connector body at an angle.

17. A method for manufacturing an electrical connector, characterized in that, include: An electrical connector body and an upper-level angled insertion assembly are provided. The upper-level angled insertion assembly has an upper-level angled conductive terminal group, an upper-level bridging shield, and an upper-level angled insertion assembly body. The upper-level angled insertion assembly body positions the upper-level angled conductive terminal group, and the upper-level angled conductive terminal group has a plurality of upper-level bridging angled conductive terminals and an upper-level non-bridging angled conductive terminal. The upper-level bridging shield extends below the upper-level angled conductive terminal group, providing shielding below the upper-level angled conductive terminal group. The upper-level bridging shield crosses the upper-level non-bridging angled conductive terminal and electrically bridging the plurality of upper-level bridging angled conductive terminals. The electrical connector body has a body angled insertion space and a body angled insertion guide structure. The upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body is guided by the body oblique insertion guide structure to be inserted obliquely into the body oblique insertion space, so that the upper-layer oblique insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the upper-layer oblique insertion conductive terminal group is inserted obliquely into the body oblique insertion space.

18. The method for manufacturing an electrical connector as described in claim 17, characterized in that, Also includes: A lower-level angled insertion assembly is provided, wherein the lower-level angled insertion assembly has a lower-level angled conductive terminal group, a lower-level bridging shield, and a lower-level angled insertion assembly body, wherein the lower-level angled insertion assembly body provides positioning for the lower-level angled conductive terminal group, and the lower-level angled conductive terminal group has a plurality of lower-level bridging angled conductive terminals and lower-level non-bridging angled conductive terminals, the lower-level bridging shield extends below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group, such that the lower-level bridging shield provides shielding below the lower-level angled conductive terminal group, and the lower-level bridging shield crosses the lower-level non-bridging angled conductive terminals and electrically bridging the plurality of lower-level bridging angled conductive terminals; and The lower-level angled insertion assembly body is guided by the angled insertion guide structure and inserted at an angle into the angled insertion space of the main body, so that the lower-level angled insertion assembly body is assembled on the electrical connector body, and the lower-level angled conductive terminal group is inserted at an angle into the angled insertion space of the main body; wherein, When the upper oblique insertion assembly body and the lower oblique insertion assembly body are respectively assembled on the electrical connector body, the upper bridging shield is electrically connected to the lower bridging shield.

19. The method for manufacturing an electrical connector as described in claim 17, characterized in that, Also includes: Provide a shielded enclosure; as well as The shielding shell extends above the upper inclined conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding above the upper inclined conductive terminal group.

20. The method for manufacturing an electrical connector as described in claim 19, characterized in that, Also includes: The shielding shell extends to the side of the upper inclined conductive terminal group, so that the shielding shell provides shielding to the side of the upper inclined conductive terminal group.

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