Electrical connector
AssigneeCheng Uei Precision Industry Co., Ltd.
InventorsYu-Hung Su, Chin-Chou Wang
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Abstract
An electrical connector includes a docking module, a shielding shell and a metal cover. The shielding shell has a top plate, two lateral plates, a bottom plate and a receiving space. Front ends of the two lateral plates are punched outward to form two barbs. Middles of the two lateral plates bulge outward to form two convex portions. The metal cover is covered downward on the shielding shell. The metal cover has a base plate and two side plates. The two side plates define a plurality of openings. Bottom edges of the two side plates are recessed upward to form a plurality of guiding notches. Each of the guiding notches is located below one of the openings. The barbs and the convex portions are guided along the guiding notches to be fastened in the openings.
Claims17
An electrical connector, comprising:
- a docking module;
- a shielding shell having a top plate, two lateral plates bent downward from two opposite sides of the top plate, a bottom plate connected between two bottoms of the two lateral plates, and a receiving space formed among the top plate, the two lateral plates and the bottom plate, the docking module being received in the receiving space, front ends of the two lateral plates being punched outward to form two barbs, middles of the two lateral plates bulging outward to form two convex portions;
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- a metal cover covered downward on the shielding shell, the metal cover having a base plate, and two side plates extended downward from two opposite sides of the base plate, the two side plates defining a plurality of openings corresponding to the barbs and the convex portions, bottom edges of the two side plates being recessed upward to form a plurality of guiding notches, each of the guiding notches being correspondingly located below one of the openings, the barbs and the convex portions being guided along the guiding notches to be fastened in the corresponding openings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.