18579410. BOARD CONNECTOR AND DEVICE simplified abstract (Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Ltd.)
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BOARD CONNECTOR AND DEVICE
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Toshikazu Suzuki of Osaka (JP)
BOARD CONNECTOR AND DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18579410 titled 'BOARD CONNECTOR AND DEVICE
The abstract describes a board connector with a housing, receptacle, outer conductor, insulating dielectric, inner conductor, and ground spring.
- The board connector is mounted on a circuit board.
- The housing includes a receptacle open forward and a rear wall.
- An outer conductor is fixed to the housing through the rear wall.
- An insulating dielectric is inside the outer conductor.
- An inner conductor is inside the dielectric.
- A ground spring is connected to the outer conductor.
- The receptacle has a first wall on the opposite side of the circuit board, a second wall on the circuit board side, and a third wall coupling the first and second walls.
Potential Applications: - Telecommunications equipment - Electronic devices - Aerospace technology
Problems Solved: - Secure and reliable connection on a circuit board - Efficient signal transmission - Protection of inner components from external interference
Benefits: - Improved signal integrity - Enhanced durability - Easy installation and maintenance
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Board Connector for High-Performance Electronics" This technology can be used in telecommunications equipment, electronic devices, and aerospace technology, enhancing their performance and reliability in demanding environments.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the ground spring contribute to the functionality of the board connector?
The ground spring ensures a stable connection to the outer conductor, providing grounding for the inner components.
2. What are the key advantages of having an insulating dielectric in the board connector?
The insulating dielectric helps prevent signal interference and ensures efficient transmission within the connector.
Original Abstract Submitted
A board connector of the present disclosure is to be mounted on a circuit board and provided with a housing including a receptacle open forward and a rear wall provided on a side opposite to a front end part where the receptacle is open, an outer conductor fixed to the housing through the rear wall, an insulating dielectric disposed inside the outer conductor, an inner conductor disposed inside the dielectric, and a ground spring to be connected to the outer conductor. The receptacle includes a first wall to be disposed on a side opposite to the circuit board, a second wall to be disposed on the side of the circuit board and a third wall coupling the first wall and the second wall.
