High-voltage connector
AssigneeJ.S.T. Mfg. Co., Ltd.
InventorsKeiji Kuroda, Daichi Miyamoto
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Abstract
A high-voltage connector constructed as a base connector has an insulated housing (2) and two pin contacts (3, 4) held in two compartments (8, 9) separated by a partition (7) that is formed as an integral portion of the housing. Each pin contact consists of a connecting pin and a lead continuing from it, the connecting pins protruding in parallel towards the front opening of the housing (2), and each lead having a lower end to be soldered to a printed circuit board. The compartments (8, 9) are arranged in parallel and up and down on the circuit board. The leads of the pin contacts (23, 27) respectively extend down along the side walls (14, 15) of the housing, and the leads' lower ends (24, 28) are offset fore and aft relative to the housing.
Claims9
A high-voltage connector constructed as a base connector to be mounted on a printed circuit board, the base connector comprising:
- an insulated housing with a front opening, and two pin contacts held in upper and lower compartments separated by a partition that is formed as an integral portion of the housing, the two pin contacts consisting each of a connecting pin and a lead continuing therefrom, with the connecting pins protruding in parallel towards the front opening, and with the leads each having a solderable end capable of being soldered to the circuit board,
- wherein the compartments each lying horizontally are arranged in parallel and one above another when the connector is mounted on the circuit board, so that the lead of the one pin contact accommodated in the upper compartment is located intermediate between front and rear faces of the housing, so as to extend down along one of the side walls of the housing and then to be bent to provide the solderable end along the housing bottom,
- the other pin contact accommodated in the lower compartment is located near the rear face of the housing, so as to extend down along the other side walls of the housing and then to be bent to provide the other solderable end also along the housing bottom,
- whereby a sufficient spatial distance is provided between the solderable ends that extend along respective bottoms of the side walls and are offset fore and aft relative to the housing.
A high-voltage connector constructed as a base connector to be mounted on a printed circuit board, the base connector comprising:
- an insulated housing with a front opening, and two pin contacts held in upper and lower compartments separated by a partition that is formed as an integral portion of the housing, the two pin contacts consisting each of a connecting pin and a lead continuing therefrom, with the connecting pins protruding in parallel towards the front opening, and with the leads each having a solderable end capable of being soldered to the circuit board,
- wherein the compartments each lying horizontally are arranged in parallel and one above another when the connector is mounted on the circuit board, so that the lead of the one pin contact accommodated in the lower compartment is located intermediate between front and rear faces of the housing, so as to extend down along one of the side walls of the housing and then to be bent to provide the solderable end along the housing bottom,
- the other pin contact accommodated in the upper compartment is located near the rear face of the housing, so as to extend down along the other side walls of the housing and then to be bent to provide the other solderable end also along the housing bottom,
- whereby a sufficient spatial distance is provided between the solderable ends that extend along respective bottoms of the side walls and are offset fore and aft relative to the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.