Connector and contact
AssigneeFujitsu Component Limited
InventorsTakahiro Kondo, Koki Sato, Mitsuru Kobayashi
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Abstract
A connector includes a housing attached to a board; a ground terminal including a ground base disposed in the housing, and a first ground connection part extending from the ground base toward a first end of the housing and to be connected to a ground line of a coaxial cable; and a signal terminal including a signal base that is held in the housing and surrounded by the ground base while being insulated from the ground base, and a first signal connection part extending from the signal base toward the first end of the housing and to be connected to a signal line of the coaxial cable. The ground terminal and the signal terminal are configured to elastically bend at a second end of the housing when the housing is attached to the board.
Claims10
A connector for connecting a signal line and a ground line formed on a board with a coaxial cable, the connector comprising:
- a housing to be attached to the board;
- a ground terminal including
- a ground base that is disposed in the housing, and
- a first ground connection part that extends from the ground base toward a first end of the housing and is to be connected to a ground line of the coaxial cable;
- and
- a signal terminal including
- a signal base that is held in the housing and is surrounded by the ground base while being insulated from the ground base, and
- a first signal connection part that extends from the signal base toward the first end of the housing and is to be connected to a signal line of the coaxial cable,
- wherein the ground terminal and the signal terminal are configured to elastically bend at a second end of the housing when the housing is attached to the board and the ground terminal and the signal terminal are connected, respectively, to the ground line and the signal line of the board.
A connector for connecting a signal line and a ground line formed on a board with a coaxial cable, the connector comprising:
- a ground terminal including
- a ground base having a cylindrical shape,
- a first ground connection part that extends from a first end of the ground base and is to be connected to a ground line of the coaxial cable, and
- a second ground connection part that has a cylindrical shape and extends from a second end of the ground base, wherein the second ground connection part includes a slit extending from an end of the second ground connection part toward the second end of the ground base, and the second ground connection part is connected to the ground line of the board by inserting an end of the board into the slit;
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- a signal terminal including
- a signal base that is held inside of the ground base,
- a first signal connection part that extends from a first end of the signal base and is to be connected to a signal line of the coaxial cable, and
- a second signal connection part that is disposed in the second ground connection part, extends from a second end of the signal base along the second connection part, and is to be connected to the signal line of the board.
A connector for connecting a first coaxial cable and a second coaxial cable, the connector comprising:
- a ground terminal including
- a ground base having a cylindrical shape,
- a first ground connection part that extends from a first end of the ground base and is to be connected to a first ground line of the first coaxial cable, and
- a second ground connection part that has a cylindrical shape, extends from a second end of the ground base, and is to be connected to a second ground line of the second coaxial cable;
- and
- a signal terminal including
- a signal base that is held inside of the ground base,
- a first signal connection part that extends from a first end of the signal base and is to be connected to a first signal line of the first coaxial cable, and
- a second signal connection part that extends from a second end of the signal base and is to be connected to a second signal line of the second coaxial cable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.