A curved and inclined shield helps a compact board connector block EMI, prevent warpage, and guide reliable mating without terminal interference.
Lock claws and lock holes provisionally hold a compression connector on a substrate, reducing alignment effort and lost parts before screw fastening.
A wire organizer and integrated compartment support protect cables from sharp cover edges while reinforcing stacked socket housings.
A discrete ground bus links cable shields to the circuit card ground plane to control impedance and reduce crosstalk at the cable transition.
A two-row layout separates operating elements and conductor openings, enabling compact terminal blocks that still accept ferruled conductors.
A clamping grounding structure links shielded low-speed cables to the PCB, reducing soldering defects while improving EMI resistance.