Housing for a communications card
OwnerDavid Oliphant, Brent Madseninventors
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A communications card, which preferably conforms to the PCMCIA requirements for a Type III PC card, includes a housing formed by a top cover and a bottom cover. An opening is formed in the housing of the communications card sized and the opening is sized and configured to receive a RJ series connector plug such that no portion of the plug extends through either the top surface or the bottom surface of the communications card. In particular, a portion of the top cover defines an upper portion of the opening and a portion of the bottom cover defines a lower portion of the opening. Preferably, the distance from the top surface to the bottom surface of the communications card is generally equal to or less than about 10.5 mm. Additionally, a distance that is generally equal to or less than about 10.1 mm separates the inner upper surface of the opening from the lower inner surface of the opening.
A communications card that conforms to the PCMCIA requirements for a Type III PC card, the communications card comprising:
A housing for a communication card conforming to Type III PCMCIA standards, the housing including an upper surface, a lower surface, a front end and a rear end, the housing comprising:
A housing for a communication card, the housing comprising:
A communication card comprising:
The communications card as in claim 32, wherein the receptacle has a height that is generally equal to or less than about 10.1 mm.
An electrical connector comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.