A connection terminal with a compression coil spring part holds a folded-back lead wire between the spring and a base.
Segmented female-side contacts sandwich male terminals, reducing connector area while maintaining electrical connection stability.
Segmented holding bodies resolve the trade-off between high insertion force and reliable holding force in terminal connections.
A silver-plated product with controlled crystal orientation improves thermal resistance and bendability.
Flexible insulative tubular body partially embeds conductive wires to form an internal contact channel.
Segmented ground contacts shield signal paths, reducing crosstalk and preserving integrity at high densities.
A connector tongue integrates a printed circuit board with a metallic frame to shield signals and resist wear during mating cycles.
Rear plate height difference extends retracted portion across full width, maximizing engagement margin between locking projection and hole.
A one-piece electrical connector terminal uses guiding channels to constrain the contacting portion for stable linear extension and retraction.
A flexible layer with low elastic modulus absorbs press-fitting load, suppressing substrate damage while the core layer maintains holding force.
A connector terminal uses paired flat plate portions and a support portion to enable flexible insertion paths.
A plating film with dispersed aromatic compounds restricts contact resistance increase through pi-backbonding, reducing oxidation and kinetic friction forces.