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US 2010/0136828 A1Published application
Receptacle rf connector having cutouts on a tubular frame of an outer shell
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsLAN-PING HU, WEI-JIE HUO, YONG-HUI HU
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Abstract
A receptacle RF connector includes an outer shell having a third unsealed tubular frame, at least a cutout is defined around the third unsealed tubular frame and runs through a lower periphery downwardly, each cutout has an upper periphery and is located under a locking tuber correspondingly, the upper periphery of each cutout keeps a predetermined distance with a top face of the dielectric block, so as to avoid the overloaded stress loaded on the receptacle RF connector caused by the plug RF connector.
Claims18
A receptacle RF connector, comprising:
- an inner conductor including a base with opposite first and second sides, and opposite third and fourth sides;
- a dielectric block assembled with the conductor, the block having a second tubular section disposed outside of the first tubular section of the conductor;
- an outer shell integrally molded with the dielectric block as a unit, the outer shell having a third unsealed tubular frame with a plurality of locking tubers defined on an inner ring thereof, the third tubular frame being spaced from the second tubular section in a radial direction with a predetermined distance;
- the outer shell having a lower periphery;
- wherein at least a cutout is defined around the third unsealed tubular frame and runs through the lower periphery downwardly, each cutout has an upper periphery and is located under a locking tuber correspondingly, the upper periphery of each cutout keeps a predetermined distance with a top face of the dielectric block.
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An electrical connector comprising:
- an insulative housing defining a base section with a tubular portion upward extending therefrom;
- an inner metallic conductor defining a base from which, a tubular section upwardly extends, a retention section and a soldering tail downwardly extend, under condition that the tubular section is concentrically located within the tubular portion, the retention section is embedded in the housing and the soldering tail is exposed outside of the housing;
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- an outer metallic conductor defining a tubular frame concentrically surrounding the tubular portion with a plurality of solder pads exposed under the housing and with a plurality of locking tubers formed in an interior face of said tubular frame around an upper rim thereof for interengagement with an inserted plug;
- wherein
- a plurality of recesses are formed at least in one of said housing and said outer conductor under condition that each of said recesses is essentially vacant and located right under the corresponding locking tuber in a vertical direction so as to relieve corresponding area of the outer conductor around an underside of the corresponding locking tuber.
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An electrical connector comprising:
- an insulative housing defining a base section with a tubular portion upward extending therefrom;
- an inner metallic conductor defining a base from which, a tubular section upwardly extends, and a soldering tail downwardly extend, under condition that the tubular section is concentrically located within the tubular portion and the soldering tail is exposed outside of the housing;
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- an outer metallic conductor defining a tubular frame concentrically surrounding the tubular portion with a plurality of solder pads exposed under the housing and with a plurality of locking tubers formed in an interior face of said tubular frame around an upper rim thereof for interengagement with an inserted plug;
- wherein
- a plurality of recesses are formed in said outer conductor under condition that each of said recesses is essentially vacant and located right under the corresponding locking tuber in a vertical direction so as to relieve corresponding area of the outer conductor around an underside of the corresponding locking tuber.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.