Connector structure

A connector structure which not only can be flatly laid on a circuit board but also can be embedded in the circuit board in an offset manner, which comprising a first panel and a second panel with corresponding to the circuit board respectively, at a lateral side of the connector structure being provided with an inserting slot and at another lateral side of the connector structure being provided with a connecting end, in the inserting slot a plurality of connecting terminals being disposed and extended to the connecting end, at both ends of the connector structure two ground terminals being disposed respectively, the connector structure can be connected with the circuit board via the ground terminals together with the connecting terminals, while the inserting slot serving for insertion of buses, wherein:

• each of the ground terminals includes a connecting surface and a gap, wherein the connecting surface is flush with the first panel of the connector structure, the gap faces towards the second panel of the connector structure, the connecting terminals are flush with the first panel of the connector structure while a certain distance apart from the second panel (the connecting terminals and the second panel of the connector structure do not lie in the same plane), in a flat manner the connector structure can be flatly laid on the circuit board, such that the connecting surfaces of the ground terminals and connecting terminals are allowed to flatly against and connect with the circuit board, the connector structure further can be embedded in the circuit board in an offset manner since the gaps of the ground terminals and the connecting terminals enable the connector structure to straddle and connect with the circuit board, such that the connector structure will be flush with the top surface of the circuit board, the connector is feasible for setting on the circuit board.