Retention member for cable connector
AssigneeHon Hai Precision Ind. Co., Ltd.
InventorJeff Lung
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AssigneeHon Hai Precision Ind. Co., Ltd.
InventorJeff Lung
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An electrical connector comprises an elongate housing, a number of terminals, and an actuator. The housing includes a top wall, a bottom wall, a pair of supporting walls projecting from lateral ends of the bottom wall and a slot for receiving a flexible printed circuit board. The bottom wall forms a pair of ribs at opposite ends thereof. Each supporting wall forms a projection at an upper side thereof and defines a recess rearwardly extending from a forward side thereof. An aperture is defined at an inner side of the recess. The actuator includes a handle with a pair of arms formed at opposite ends thereof, a cylindrical peg extending inwardly from each arm to pivotably engage with the apertures. A pressing plate extends from the handle for pressing the flexible printed circuit board against contacting portions of the terminals. A pair of latches extends from opposite junctures of the handle and the arms and each latch forms an inwardly projecting embossment for latching with the bottom wall. The arms are retained in a closed position by engagements of the projections and arms and those of the embossments and the ribs.
An electrical connector comprising an insulative housing, a plurality of terminals secured in the housing and an actuator pivotably attached to lateral sides of the housing, the housing including a top wall, a bottom wall opposite to the top wall, a pair of supporting walls extending upwardly from the bottom wall and connecting the top wall, and a slot in the housing receiving a flexible printed circuit board, the actuator including a pair of arms, each arm having a peg, a handle connecting ends of the arms, a pressing plate extending from the handle for pressing against the flexible printed circuit board inserted into the slot, and a pair of latches projecting from junctures of the handle and each arm, the improvement being in that:
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