Integrated Housing Connector Suppressing Circuit Board Deformation

The patent merges the first and second case members into a single integrated housing structure. The housing includes a first case member and a second case member that are unified into one piece, eliminating the interface between separate components. This integration prevents relative displacement under bending forces, thereby eliminating the harmful effect of external forces being transmitted to the circuit board while maintaining manufacturing feasibility through integral molding techniques.

The patent integrates the terminal holding portions with the board accommodating portion into a unified housing structure. The terminal holding portions are formed as integral parts of the housing, specifically as protrusions from the first and second case members. This merging eliminates the need for separate assembly steps while providing rigid structural support that prevents deformation when external forces are applied, thereby simultaneously achieving ease of manufacture and structural stability.

The patent applies local quality by creating a slit-like board insertion opening in the housing that provides adequate access for board installation. The opening is positioned and dimensioned to allow easy insertion while maintaining the overall rigidity of the housing structure. The housing's rigid construction suppresses deformation under external forces, and the strategically designed opening ensures ease of operation without compromising structural integrity.