Electric connector
AssigneeDai-Ichi Seiko Co., Ltd.
InventorsSakai Yagi, Takuya Takeda
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Abstract
An electric connector includes a first housing including a first wall, second and third walls both extending in parallel from the first wall, and a fourth wall connecting the second and third walls to each other, the first to fourth walls defining an inner space in the first housing, and a second housing to be fit into the inner space, the first housing including a first projection protruding into the inner space from an inner surface of the first wall, and a first recess formed at the second and third walls, the second housing including a second recess through which the first projection is guided, a wall to make abutment with the first projection when the second housing is inserted in an upside-down posture into the inner space, and a second projection to be fit into the first recess.
Claims9
An electric connector including:
- a first housing including a first wall, second and third walls both extending in parallel from said first wall, and a fourth wall connecting said second and third walls to each other, said first to fourth walls defining an inner space in said first housing;
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- a second housing to be fit into said inner space,
- said first housing including:
- a first projection protruding into said inner space from an inner surface of said first wall;
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- a first recess formed at said second and third walls,
- said second housing including:
- a second recess through which said first projection is guided;
- an abutment wall to make abutment with said first projection when said second housing is inserted in an upside-down posture into said inner space;
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- a second projection to be fit into said first recess,
- said second projection having a front end aligning with a front end of said second housing,
- said abutment wall comprising an outer wall thinned by an inner space having a first opening through which a jig is inserted into said space,
- said outer wall aligning at a front end thereof with said front end of said second housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.