Computer cable connectors

A computer cable connector, comprising:

• a front insulator, said front insulator having a plurality of holes for inserting contacts;
• a rear insulator, said rear insulator having two resilient hooks at two opposite ends and a plurality of holes for inserting contacts;
• a plurality of contacts, said contacts each having one end inserted through the holes on said front insulator and an opposite end forked and inserted through the holes on said rear insulator;
• a front metal shell covered on said front insulator;
• a rear metal shell covered on said rear insulator;
• a locating insulator secured to said rear insulator by said two resilient hooks;
• a flat cable retained between said rear insulator and said locating insulator, said flat cable having a plurality of wires covered by an insulator and respectively disposed in contact with the forked end of each of said contacts;
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• characterized in that said contacts are consisted of two separate parts, a bar of contact terminals and a bar of connecting terminals, each contact terminal comprising a straight body having a unitary rectangular frame at a tail thereof, each connecting terminal being made in a flat structure including a body, a unitary, flat projecting strip extending from said body at one end and a flat, forked tail extending from said body at an opposite end, said flat projecting strip being inserted into said rectangular frame and secured in place through a rivet joint respectively, the body, the projecting strip and the forked tail of the connecting terminal at the middle of said bar of connecting terminals being longitudinally aligned, the projecting strips of the other connecting terminals being biased from respective central axes through different angles permitting a constant pitch to be maintained between any two adjacent projecting strips.