Card-type peripheral device
AssigneeFujitsu Takamisawa Component Limited
InventorsHiroshi Matsumiya, Nobuo Saitoh, Naoki Ikemori
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AssigneeFujitsu Takamisawa Component Limited
InventorsHiroshi Matsumiya, Nobuo Saitoh, Naoki Ikemori
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A card-type peripheral device with a connector element, the device comprising the function of shielding contacts when the device is not in use. The device comprises a circuit board, a connector element including a plurality of contacts for connecting a circuit board to an intended apparatus, and a hollow card-type housing having openings for exposing an contact portion on the intended apparatus side of each contact. The housing contains the circuit board fixedly, and the connector element movably, therein. The connector element has a slide knob, and by moving the slide knob within a slide knob opening, can assume two states including an open state in which the contact portions are exposed from the openings and connectable with the terminals of the intended apparatus and a closed state in which the contact portions are contained in the housing and protected from external dust and dirt, etc.
A peripheral device to enable card connections comprising:
A peripheral device to enable card connections comprising:
A peripheral device to enable card connections comprising:
A peripheral device to enable card connections comprising a circuit board, a connector element having a plurality of contacts connected to said circuit board, a hollow housing having a plurality of openings exposing said contacts and accommodating said circuit board and said connector element, and shield means for shielding said contacts of said connector element selectively, wherein said connector element is movable independently of said circuit board, and said contacts are connected to said circuit board when said connector element is located at said first position while said contacts are separated from said circuit board when said connector element is located at said second position.
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