A dual-region receptacle and dual-row mating blade raise QSFP front-panel density and bandwidth while preserving legacy cable compatibility.
Rear opening assembly lets the terminal module enter without elastic arm interference, reducing deformation and improving connector reliability.
Grooves on multiple insulating-body walls position both elastic arms, improving contact stability during bidirectional connector mating.
Conductive particles in a polymer binder keep separable connector contact resistance stable at low normal force while reducing wear and mating friction.
An opening limiter supports a compact tubular terminal by restraining spring-tab-induced wall deformation without adding overlapping metal.