Shield connector assembly
AssigneeYamaichi Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorShigeru Sato
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Abstract
A shield connector assembly comprises an electrically insulative connector body, and an electrically conductive shielding shell fitted onto the electrically insulative connector body. The shield connector assembly further comprises two electrically conductive lock blocks having engagement elements which are to be subjected to connection with mating connectors. The lock blocks are individually attached to opposite ends of the connector body onto which the electrically conductive shielding shell is fitted, thereby surely contacting the electrically conductive lock blocks to the electrically conductive shielding shell.
Claims7
A shield connector assembly comprising:
- an electrically insulative connector body, said connector body having opposite ends and projection portions formed on said opposite ends;
- an electrically conductive shielding shell fitted onto said connector body;
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- two electrically conductive lock blocks having mating connector engagement elements, said lock blocks being individually attached to said opposite ends of said connector body such that said lock blocks contact said electrically conductive shielding shell by said projection portions being internally press-fitted into said electrically conductive lock blocks.
A shield connector assembly comprising:
- an electrically insulative connector body, said connector body having opposite ends and first seat elements protruding from said opposite ends;
- an electrically conductive shielding shell fitted onto said connector body, said electrically conductive shielding shell having opposite ends and second seat elements protruding from said opposite ends;
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- two electrically conductive lock blocks having mating connector engagement elements, said lock blocks being individually attached to said opposite ends of said connector body such that said lock blocks contact said electrically conductive shielding shell by said lock blocks being held between said first and second seat elements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.