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US 5,842,888 AGranted
Low cost filtered and shielded electronic connector
AssigneeBerg Technology, Inc.
InventorYakov Belopolsky
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Abstract
Disclosed is a connector comprising a front retaining member with a pin receiving passageway, a plurality of conductive pins extending through the passageway, a rear retaining means with a plurality a pin receiving means and a printed wiring board with capacitors and central apertures and being interposed between the front and rear retaining members so as to receive the pins in said apertures.
Claims13
An electrical connector comprising:
- (a) a front retaining means comprising a conductive shell having a peripheral flange and a pin receiving passageway;
- (b) a plurality of conductive pins extending through the passageway of the front retaining means;
- (c) a concave insulative rear retaining means have g a plurality of apertures through which the conductive pins pass;
- (d) a retainer means having a central aperture interposed between said front retaining means and said rear retaining means;
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- (e) a capacitive means comprising a printed wiring board having a plurality of central apertures and being interposed between said front retaining means and said rear retaining means so as to receive the pins in said apertures, and said board having a component side oriented toward the rear retaining means and a reverse side oriented toward the front retaining means and fixed to the peripheral flange thereof and a peripheral edge, and on the component side of said board there is a conductive strip adjacent the peripheral edge on said component side, and outwardly adjacent at least some of the central apertures there are conductive bands and a capacitor is positioned between at least some of said conductive bands and the conductive strip adjacent the peripheral edge, and on the reverse side of said board a non-conductive area surrounds at least some of the central apertures and said non-conductive areas are surrounded by conductive areas.
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