Connector and wire harness

A wire harness comprising a connector and a cable, wherein:

• the connector is attached to a front end of the cable in a front-rear direction;
• the cable comprises coated signal cables and an outer member;
• each of the signal cables has a protected portion and an exposed portion;
• the outer member protects the protected portions of the signal cables:
• the exposed portion is located forward of the protected portion and exposed outward of the outer member;
• the connector comprises terminals, a holding member, a shell, an assigned portion and an impedance adjusting portion;
• the terminals are attached to the exposed portions of the signal cables, respectively;
• the holding member holds the terminals;
• the shell covers the holding member and has a predetermined surface which intersects with a perpendicular direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction;
• the assigned portion is placed on the outer member of the cable;
• and
• the impedance adjusting portion is located forward of the assigned portion in the front-rear direction and is closer to the exposed portions of the signal cables in the perpendicular direction than each of the predetermined surface and the assigned portion is.

A wire harness comprising a connector and a cable, wherein:

• the connector is attached to a front end of the cable in a front-rear direction;
• the cable comprises coated signal cables and an outer member;
• each of the signal cables has a protected portion and an exposed portion;
• the outer member protects the protected portions of the signal cables:
• the exposed portion is located forward of the protected portion and exposed outward of the outer member;
• the connector comprises terminals, a holding member, a shell and an impedance adjusting portion;
• the terminals are attached to the exposed portions of the signal cables, respectively;
• the holding member holds the terminals;
• the shell covers the holding member and has a predetermined surface which intersects with a perpendicular direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction;
• and
• the impedance adjusting portion is closer to the exposed portions of the signal cables in the perpendicular direction than the predetermined surface is.