Plating mating segments with high-permeability material increases contact impedance, resolving manufacturing complexity while maintaining signal integrity.
A modular jaw unit uses independently moving spring supports to maintain stable electrical contact across variable alignment gaps.
Projecting portions guide mating connectors to correct alignment, preventing internal terminal deformation during assembly.
A female terminal uses a spring to bias overlapping plates, holding the inserting tube in a reduced diameter state for press-fit connection.
Integrally connected elastic latching arm simplifies manufacturing and operation while preventing tilting or twisting of the connector on the board.
Angled contact portion expands engagement area with IC pads, resolving insufficient contact region and improving electrical connection reliability.
Elongated terminal members with inward turning portions maintain elastic contact with electrode terminals.
Variable-height partition walls isolate adjacent contacts within a connector housing to reduce stray capacitance and maintain high impedance at narrow pitches.
A flexible flat cable uses a foldable base film to support independent conducting wires for compact electronic assembly.
A connector terminal uses flat plate surfaces for mating contact to reduce frictional resistance and improve operation feel.