Electrical connector having positioning member to align contact sections of electrical contacts
AssigneeAMP Incorporated
InventorKenzo Oda
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AssigneeAMP Incorporated
InventorKenzo Oda
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An electrical connector comprises a dielectric housing member having contact receiving passages in which electrical contact members are disposed. The resilient latching arms extend from walls of the contact receiving passages in engagement with contact members thereby retaining the contact members in position in the contact receiving passages with spaces being located between the latching arms and the walls of the contact receiving passages. A retaining member is located in the housing member and has projections disposed in the spaces between the passage walls and the latching arms thereby maintaining the latching arms in engagement with the contact members. Housing member includes a cavity along which retaining member extends. Retaining member has an inner wall including positioning holes through which contact sections of contact members extend into and along cavity with positioning holes serving to align contact sections when retaining member is positioned in cavity.
An electrical connector comprising a plurality of electrical plug contacts which are electrically connectable with mating electrical receptacle contacts having end portions connected to wires, and a cap housing having a cavity wherein a mating connector is received, and said plug contacts being retained in such a manner that contact sections of said plurality of plug contacts extend into said cavity, and an electrical connection is formed between both of said plug and receptacle contacts by inserting said mating connector in said cavity and engaging said contact sections of said plug contacts with said receptacle contacts received and retained in said mating connector, characterized in that:
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