Camera Grip Connection Structure for Stable Telecommunication

The connection structure is divided into multiple functional segments: a screw member for mechanical fastening, an engagement member with concavo-convex shape for positional registration, and a pin jack for telecommunication contact. This segmentation allows each component to perform its specific function independently, ensuring that the telecommunication contact remains stable even when the grip is rotated or subjected to external impacts.

Multiple connection functions are merged into a single integrated connection structure. The screw member, engagement member with concavo-convex shape, and pin jack are combined in one assembly, allowing simultaneous mechanical fastening, positional registration, and telecommunication contact. This merging ensures that all connection functions work together to maintain stable telecommunication contact during grip rotation and under external impacts.

Three connection functions are merged into one integrated connection structure: the screw member provides mechanical fastening, the engagement member with concavo-convex shape provides positional registration and rotational limitation, and the pin jack provides telecommunication contact. This merging achieves reliable attachment under external impacts without significantly increasing device complexity, as all functions are integrated into a single assembly that attaches at one location.

The connection structure is designed with multi-functionality to perform multiple tasks simultaneously. The same connection assembly that mechanically fastens the grip to the camera body also provides positional registration through the concavo-convex engagement and maintains telecommunication contact through the pin jack. This multi-functionality ensures reliable attachment under external impacts while keeping the overall device complexity low.