Electrical connector
AssigneeNCR Corporation
InventorsJohn R. Stroupe, Kenneth L. Shooter
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AssigneeNCR Corporation
InventorsJohn R. Stroupe, Kenneth L. Shooter
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An electrical connector for connecting a flat multiple conductor cable to a printed circuit board comprises a one-piece molded plastic member having a slot for receiving one end of the cable which is positioned adjacent the underside of the connector, the slot providing strain relief for the cable. The connector includes a pair of front mounted tab members insertable in apertures located in the printed circuit board and having feet portion engaging the underside of the printed circuit board. The connector further includes a plurality of rear mounted latching finger members which snap over the edge of the printed circuit board latching the connector to the printed circuit board. An abutment member located on the underside of the connector presses the exposed conductor in the cable against the exposed conductor on the surface of the printed circuit board upon the latching of the connector to the printed circuit board.
A connector for positioning a first electrical conductor in contact with a second electrical conductor on a substrate comprising:
A connector for effecting positive contact between the individual conductor ends of a flat multi-conductor cable and the conductors of a corresponding electrical component, comprising:
A connector for effecting releasable contact between the individual exposed conductor ends of a flat multi-conductor cable and the electrical conductors of a printed circuit board comprising:
A method of connecting a first electrical conductor to a second electrical conductor on a printed circuit board comprising the steps of
In combination,
A connector for effecting releasable contact between the individual exposed conductor ends of a flat multi-conductor cable and the electrical conductors of a printed circuit board having a plurality of apertures therein comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.