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KR101294607B1 - Electrical connector and assembly thereof - Google Patents
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KR101294607B1
KR101294607B1 KR1020110107302A KR20110107302A KR101294607B1 KR 101294607 B1 KR101294607 B1 KR 101294607B1 KR 1020110107302 A KR1020110107302 A KR 1020110107302A KR 20110107302 A KR20110107302 A KR 20110107302A KR 101294607 B1 KR101294607 B1 KR 101294607B1
KR1020110107302A
KR20120042662A (en
준지 오사카
다이-이치 세이코 가부시키가이샤
2010-10-22 Priority to JP2010237065A priority Critical patent/JP5594053B2/en
2010-10-22 Priority to JPJP-P-2010-237065 priority
2011-10-20 Application filed by 다이-이치 세이코 가부시키가이샤 filed Critical 다이-이치 세이코 가부시키가이샤
2012-05-03 Publication of KR20120042662A publication Critical patent/KR20120042662A/en
2013-08-08 Publication of KR101294607B1 publication Critical patent/KR101294607B1/en
239000002609 media Substances 0 claims abstract description 133
According to the present invention, the electronic shield for the connecting leg 23a disposed below the signal transmission medium SC can be directly formed at the time of coupling between the connectors 1 and 2 with a simple configuration.
The connector body portion 10 includes a transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 extending from between the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium SC and the transmission medium side connecting leg portion 23a of the other connector (second connector) 2. And the transmission medium side connecting leg 23a disposed below the signal transmission medium (fine coaxial cable) SC at the time when both connectors 1 and 2 are joined to each other. By covering from above by the shield cover 14b5, the structure which prevents generation | occurrence | production of electromagnetic interference (EMI) is employ | adopted favorably.
According to the present invention, a connector main body portion connected to a terminal portion of a signal transmission medium is inserted from another side into another connector on which a connecting leg portion is bonded and mounted on a printed wiring board. The present invention relates to an electrical connector and an assembly thereof configured to be coupled together.
In a variety of electrical equipment, a plurality of signal transmission media such as a plurality of thin wire coaxial cables or flexible wiring boards are printed by using a pair of electrical connectors configured to be connected and connected to each other. Connecting to a wiring board is generally widespread. At this time, as a pair of electrical connectors, for example, as described in Patent Documents 1 to 3 below, a plug connector (first connector) to which the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium is connected and a printed wiring line are connected. A receptacle connector (second connector) mounted on the substrate is used, and the plug connector is coupled to the receptacle connector to make electrical connection.
Here, in the vertically coupled type electrical connector having a configuration in which the plug connector (first connector) is inserted into the receptacle connector (second connector) from above, the connecting leg portion of the receptacle connector joined to the printed wiring board is connected to the connector. It may extend outward from the main body and become an exposed state, and this may cause electromagnetic interference (EMI). For example, as shown in Fig. 15, in the configuration in which the outer shape of the plug connector X is made smaller than the receptacle connector Y, the coupling state between the two connectors X and X can be confirmed from the upper side. Since the connecting leg Y1 of the receptacle connector Y is likely to be exposed, electromagnetic interference EMI is a big problem in recent years due to the high frequency of the transmission signal.
In view of such circumstances, in the prior art, as shown in Fig. 16, a shield cover Z is attached so as to cover the entirety of both connectors X and Y after joining from above. Electromagnetic shielding is performed by extending the edge portion Z1 of one end of the shield cover Z attached later on to the upper side of the connecting leg portion Y1 of the receptacle connector Y. As shown in FIG. However, in such a conventional electrical connector, even if the shield cover Z is formed so as to cover the connection leg Y1 disposed below the terminal portion W1 of the signal transmission medium (thin coaxial cable) W, the signal transmission medium ( W) is disturbed and it is difficult to arrange the shield cover Z. In addition, since the shield cover Z is formed as a separate part, the number of parts is increased, and since the shield cover Z is attached after joining both connectors X and Y, the number of steps for assembling work is increased and productivity is increased. There is also a problem that causes a decrease.
Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3118719 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2009-4117 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2010-160976
It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide an electrical connector and an assembly thereof in which a shield for a connection leg disposed under a signal transmission medium is formed at a time when both connectors are coupled to each other in a simple configuration.
In order to achieve the above object, in the connector according to the present invention, a connecting leg part is joined to a concave concave part of another connector mounted on a printed wiring board by mounting from the upper side. And a connector main body having a coupling convex portion, wherein the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium is spaced apart upward from the printed wiring board so as to extend in parallel. An electrical connector configured to be arranged such that a transmission medium side connecting leg portion of the other connector is disposed below the terminal portion of the connected signal transmission medium; And a connection medium side bridge between the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium and the other connector. A transmission medium side shield cover is formed which extends between the unit and the transmission medium side shield cover, which extends along the transmission medium side connection leg of the other connector to extend the transmission medium of the other connector. It is comprised so that the side connection leg part may be covered from an upper side (Here, "parallel" means not only physically parallel but also substantially parallel, and it is the same hereafter.
Further, in order to achieve the above object, in the connector assembly according to the present invention, the coupling convex portion formed on the connector body portion of the first connector is connected to the coupling recess portion of the second connector mounted on the printed wiring board by joining the connecting leg portion. And a terminal portion of the signal transmission medium is connected to the connector body portion of the first connector so that the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium is spaced upward from the printed wiring board and extended in parallel, and below the terminal portion of the connected signal transmission medium. In the assembly of the electrical connector having a structure in which a connection medium side connecting leg portion of the second connector is arranged, the connector main body portion of the first connector transfers the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium and the second connector. Transmission medium side seal extending from the medium side connection leg part That the cover is formed, the transfer medium-shield cover, is extended to follow the transmission medium connected to side leg portion of the second connector is configured so as to cover from the transfer medium side connecting bridge portion upper side of the second connector.
According to the electrical connector and the assembly thereof having such a configuration, since the transmission medium side shield cover covering the transmission medium side connection leg of the other connector (second connector) from the upper side is formed in advance in the connector body part, At this point of time, the transmission medium side connection leg disposed on the lower side of the signal transmission medium is covered from above by the transmission medium side shield cover, whereby electromagnetic interference (EMI) is prevented from occurring.
In the present invention, the other connector or the second connector is formed with a semi-transfer medium side leg portion extending from the connector body portion to the opposite side to the transfer medium side leg portion. Preferably, the connector body portion has a semi-transfer medium side shield cover which covers the semi-transfer medium side connection leg from the upper side.
According to the electrical connector having such a configuration and the assembly thereof, the half transmission medium side connecting leg portion extending from the opposite side to the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium is covered from above by the half transmission medium side shield cover at the time when both connectors are coupled to each other. This prevents EMI (electromagnetic interference) generation better.
Further, in the present invention, the coupling guide portion which is in contact with the outer surface of the other connector or the second connector in the coupling operation between both connectors to the transmission medium side shield cover and the semi-transmission medium side shield cover. It is preferable that it is formed.
According to the electrical connector and its assembly having such a configuration, since the engaging operation with respect to the other connector or the second connector is made in a position positioned by the engaging guide portion, the engaging operation between both connectors is made stable.
In addition, in the present invention, the engaging support portion which is in contact with or close to the surface of the printed wiring board at the edges of the transmission medium side shield cover and the semi-transmission medium side shield cover when the mating operation between both connectors is completed. It is preferable that is formed.
According to the electrical connector having such a configuration and its assembly, the transmission medium side shield cover and the semi-transmission medium side shield when an external action force is applied to the connector main body through the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium after completing the coupling operation of the connector. Since the engaging support portion of the cover is in contact with the surface of the printed wiring board to receive the external action force by the printed wiring board, the strength against the external force of the connector main body portion is improved to maintain good electrical connection stability.
As described above, the connector according to the present invention and the assembly thereof include a transmission medium side shield cover extending from a terminal portion of a signal transmission medium and a connection medium side connection leg portion of another connector (second connector). The electromagnetic wave interference (EMI) is formed by covering the transmission medium side connecting leg, which is formed in the section in advance and disposed below the signal transmission medium (fine coaxial cable) at the time when the two connectors are joined together, by the transmission medium side shield cover. By adopting a configuration that satisfies the occurrence of the signal satisfactorily, the electronic shield for the connection leg disposed under the signal transmission medium can be immediately formed at the time of coupling between the two connectors with a simple configuration. It is possible to significantly and significantly improve the performance or reliability of the system.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is an external perspective explanatory drawing which shows the state before joining the electrical connector for thin wire coaxial cables which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention.
FIG. 2 is an external perspective explanatory view showing a state of the connector according to FIG. 1 from a rear side. FIG.
Fig. 3 is an external perspective explanatory view showing the electric connector assembly formed by coupling the electric connectors shown in Figs. 1 and 2 from the front side.
4 is an external perspective explanatory view showing the connector assembly according to FIG. 3 from the rear side.
Fig. 5 is a plan explanatory view showing the electrical connector assembly shown in Figs. 3 and 4 from above.
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional explanatory diagram along the line VI-VI in FIG. 5. FIG.
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional explanatory diagram along the line VII-VII in FIG. 5. FIG.
FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional explanatory diagram along the line VII-VII in FIG. 5. FIG.
Fig. 9 is an external perspective view showing the structure of the front conductive cell used for the plug connector (first connector) shown in Figs. 1 to 8 from the rear side.
Fig. 10 is an external perspective explanatory view showing the structure of the rear conductive cell used for the plug connector (first connector) shown in Figs. 1 to 8 from the front side.
Fig. 11 is an exploded perspective explanatory view showing the assembling process of the plug connector (first connector) shown in Figs.
12 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an initial state of a process of coupling the plug connector (first connector) shown in FIGS. 1 to 8 to the receptacle connector (second connector).
FIG. 13 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state in which the engaging operation is performed while rotating the plug connector (first connector) from the state shown in FIG.
Fig. 14 is a cross-sectional explanatory view corresponding to Fig. 7 showing a state in which the coupling operation is further progressed from the state shown in Fig. 13 to make the plug connector (first connector) substantially horizontal.
Fig. 15 shows a conventional electrical connector assembly, which is an external perspective explanatory view showing a step in the process of attaching a shield cover to the electrical connector assembly.
FIG. 16 is an external perspective explanatory view showing a state after the shield cover is attached to the electrical connector assembly from the state shown in FIG. 15; FIG.
EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiment of applying this invention to the electrical connector which connects several thin wire coaxial cable to the printed wiring board side is described in detail based on drawing.
[Overall Configuration of Electrical Connector Assembly]
First, the connector assembly according to one embodiment of the present invention shown in Figs. 1 to 8 is a plug connector to which a terminal portion of a fine coaxial cable SC as a signal transmission medium is connected. A connector (first connector) 1 and a vertically coupled connector comprising a receptacle connector (second connector) 2 to which the plug connector 1 is coupled from above. The receptacle connector 2 is configured such that the connecting leg is joined to and mounted on the printed wiring board P, and the plug connector 1 disposed above the receptacle connector 2 is provided. By lowering toward the lower direction of Fig. 1 which is a direction orthogonal to the printed wiring board P, the plug connector (see Figs. 12 and 13) inside the coupling recess 2A (see Figs. 12 and 13). The engaging convex portion 1A (see Figs. 12 and 13) of 1) is inserted, thereby engaging the coupling operation between both connectors 1 and 2. Hereinafter, the direction in which the plug connector 1 is inserted is called "lower direction", and the direction to pull out on the opposite side is called "upward direction".
[Overview of connector main body]
These plug connector (first connector) 1 and receptacle connector (second connector) 2 are provided with the connector main body parts 10 and 20 formed so that an elongate shape may be carried out. Hereinafter, the longitudinal direction of the connector main body parts 10 and 20 is called "connector longitudinal direction", and the direction orthogonal to both this connector longitudinal direction and the above-mentioned up-down direction is called "front-back direction".
In addition, the insulating housings 11 and 21 constituting the frames of the connector body portions 10 and 20 have a plurality of first conductive terminals (contacts) having different shapes. ), 12, 22 and second conductive terminals (contacts) 13, 23 are alternately arranged in multiple poles at appropriate pitch intervals along the connector longitudinal direction. As described above, when the plug connector 1 as the first connector is inserted downward toward the receptacle connector 2 as the second connector, and the coupling operation between the two connectors 1 and 2 is completed. In particular, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the contact portions of the first conductive terminals (contacts) 12 and 22 formed on both connectors 1 and 2, respectively, and the second conductive terminals (contacts) 13, Each of the contact portions 23) is brought into contact with each other by pressure contact, whereby electrical connection is made.
Similarly, metallic outer shells 14 and 24, which constitute the connector body portions 10 and 20, are mounted on the outer surfaces of the insulating housings 11 and 21 as well. The conductive cell 14 on the side of the plug connector (first connector) 1 is mounted so as to cover approximately the entire surface except for the lower surface side provided with the above-mentioned engaging convex portions 1A (see Figs. 12 and 13). The conductive cell 24 on the side of the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 has an upper surface side including the above-described coupling recess 2A (see FIGS. 12 and 13) and a lower surface side, which is a mounting surface. It is attached to cover the outer peripheral part.
At this time, the coupling convex portion 1A and the coupling concave portion 2A (see Figs. 12 and 13) of the above-described connectors 1 and 2 are insulated housings 11 and 21 and conductive cells 14 and 24, respectively. The convex and concave portions of the insulating housings 11 and 21 and the conductive cells 14 and 24 are formed to extend in the convex shape and the concave shape along the connector longitudinal direction. Contacts 12, 13 and 22, 23 and the contact portions of the conductive cells 14 and 24 are arranged, so that the electrical and mechanical coupling relationship between the connectors 1 and 2 is established. It is supposed to be formed.
[Overview of Signal Transmission Media]
On the other hand, the terminal portion of the thin coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC is connected to the one end side edge portion in the front and rear direction of the plug connector (first connector) 1, Accordingly, the plurality of thin wire coaxial cables SC are arranged in parallel to form a multipole shape. Hereinafter, the long side edge part to which the terminal part of this thin coaxial cable SC is connected is called a "rear edge part", and the long side edge part of the front side opposite to this is "front edge part". It is called. The long edges of the receptacle connector 2 corresponding to the "back edges" and "front edges" of the plug connector 1 are similarly referred to as "back edges" and "front edges". .
In the terminal portion of each of the thin coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC, a covering material is peeled off so that a cable center conductor (signal line) SCa and a cable outer conductor ( Shield line SCb is exposed. The first and second conductive terminals (contacts) in the plug connector (first connector) 1 are connected to the cable center conductor SCa arranged along the center axis of the thin coaxial cable SC. Soldered connections so as to be integrated into each of the (12) and (13), and each of the first and second conductive terminals (contacts) 22 of the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 as described later. By connecting to each of 23, a signal transmission circuit is formed. In addition, the connection between each of the conductive terminals 12, 13 of the plug connector 1 and the fine wire coaxial cable SC may be made by caulking connection, pressure contact connection, or the like.
On the other hand, the cable outer conductor SCb arranged so as to surround the outer circumferential side of the cable center conductor SCa is sandwiched vertically between the ground bars SCc and SCd arranged up and down. It is supported by being collectively soldered and connected in the state. These ground bars SCc and SCd are brought into contact with the conductive cells 14 of the plug connector 1 and are electrically connected as described later.
[Plug connector cell structure]
The conductive cell 14 attached to this plug connector (first connector) 1 has a configuration formed by bending a thin metal member having a long shape in the longitudinal direction of the connector into an appropriate shape. It covers approximately the whole except the engagement convex part 1A of (1) from the upper side, and after the operation of coupling, it is the approximate of the electrical connector assembly containing the receptacle connector (2nd connector) 2 as mentioned later. It is comprised so that the whole may be covered from an upper side, and it is a structure suitable for obtaining the effect of electromagnetic shielding against electromagnetic interference (EMI).
The conductive cell 14 includes a front conductive cell 14a covering a front side portion of the plug connector (first connector) 1 and a rear conductive cell 14b covering a rear side portion of the plug connector 1. It consists of). In particular, the front conductive cell 14a has a shape as shown in FIG. 9, and is attached to the insulating housing 11 by press-fitting from the upper side. In particular, an insertion fixing portion 14a1 formed at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the connector in the front conductive cell 14a is coupled to the insulating housing 11 so as to be fixed.
The main shell portion 14a2 constituting the uppermost portion of the front conductive cell 14a is formed of a substantially flat member extending in the connector longitudinal direction, and the main cell portion 14a2. A plurality of ground connection tongues 14a3 are formed at the rear edge portion of the connector at appropriate intervals in the connector longitudinal direction. Each of the ground connection tongues 14a3 is formed in a notch shape, and soldering is performed by introducing molten solder into each notch hole. Thus, the upper surface and the ground of the upper ground bar SCd described above are ground. The connecting tongue 14a3 is soldered to allow electrical connection of the ground circuit. Further, the ground connecting tongue 14a3 is formed in a cantilever shape with appropriate elastic flexibility, and elastically contacts the upper surface of the upper ground bar SCd from above. It is also possible to make the electrical connection of the ground circuit.
In addition, the front end portion of the main cell portion 14a2 constituting the front conductive cell 14a of the plug connector (first connector) 1 is formed to extend in a substantially flat shape, and the main cell portion ( The front end portion of the flat shape 14a2 is a part of the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 at the completion of the mating operation of both connectors 1 and 2, and more specifically, the conductive cell 24 described later. It is comprised so that the front-side convex part 24d of the back side may contact from the upper side, and the electrical connection of a ground circuit is made between the receptacle connector 2 and it. Half-transfer extending to the main cell portion 14a2 constituting the front conductive cell 14a of the plug connector 1 toward the opposite side to the front side, i.e., the thin coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC described above. A medium side shield cover 14a4 is formed. Since the semi-transport medium side shield cover 14a4 constitutes an essential part of the present invention, it will be described in detail later.
On the other hand, the rear conductive cell 14b has a shape particularly as shown in Fig. 10, and is a so-called crosstalk intermediate ground portion (arranged for forming a long rod in the connector longitudinal direction). 14b1, a plurality of curved connecting pieces 14b2 extending rearward from the intermediate ground portion 14b1, and a main cell portion 14b3 connected to the rear ends of the plurality of curved connecting pieces 14b2. Doing. The main cell portion 14b3 is formed of a substantially flat member extending in the connector longitudinal direction, and the front end portion of the main cell portion 14b3 is formed of an intermediate ground portion 14b1 and a curved connecting piece 14b2. At the same time, insert molding is performed on the insulating housing 11 described above, whereby the entire rear side conductive cell 14b is fixed.
In addition, the rear end portion of the main cell portion 14b3 constituting the rear conductive cell 14b of the plug connector (first connector) 1 is formed to protrude substantially horizontally from the insulating housing 11 toward the rear. The rear end side portion of the main cell portion 14b3 forms an arrangement relationship in which the lower end bar SCc is in contact with the lower ground bar SCc from the lower side, whereby the ground circuit is electrically connected. In addition, each cable outer conductor SCb of the plurality of thin wire coaxial cables SC is directly in contact with the main cell portion 14b3 without using the lower ground bar SCc, so that the ground circuit is electrically connected. You can also do In this case, not only the parts of the lower ground bar SCc can be reduced, but also, for each of the plurality of thin coaxial cables SC by direct connection between the cable outer conductor SCb and the main cell portion 14b3, Accompanied ground circuit resistance can be reduced to obtain good ground characteristics.
In this main cell portion 14b3, a transmission medium limiting plate 14b4 for positioning the terminal portion of the fine coaxial cable SC is placed upward at both ends and the center portion in the connector longitudinal direction. It is formed to The rear end portion of the main cell portion 14b3 has a transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 extending toward the rear side, that is, the same side as the thin wire coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC described above. ), The transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 constitutes an essential part of the present invention and will be described in detail later.
[Receptacle Connector, Cell Structure]
The conductive cell 24 formed in the receptacle connector 2 as the second connector described above with respect to the plug connector 1 as the first connector has a connector longitudinal direction along both edges in the front and rear directions of the insulating housing 21. It is arrange | positioned so that the edge part of both ends may extend to. On both ends of the conductive cell 24 in the longitudinal direction of the connector, hold downs 24a and 24b are formed to be bent so as to protrude in the front-rear direction, respectively, and the conductive cell 24 The hold-down 24c is formed so as to protrude forward also in the substantially center portion of the connector longitudinal direction in the front edge part and the rear edge part of the (). Each of these hold downs 24a, 24b and 24c is soldered and joined to a ground conductive path (not shown in the drawing) on the printed wiring board P, thereby providing electrical connection (ground connection), The receptacle connector 2 is fixed in its entirety.
In addition, in the conductive cell 24 of the receptacle connector (second connector) 2, a front-side convex portion 24d is formed which covers the convex portion formed at the front edge portion of the insulating housing 21 from the upper side. have. This front-side convex portion 24d is provided with an elastic connecting tongue 24e projecting obliquely downward toward the engaging concave portion 2A (see Figs. 12 and 13). A plurality of these elastic connecting tongues 24e are disposed at appropriate intervals along the connector longitudinal direction. Each elastic connecting tongue 24e is cut and formed in a cantilever shape so as to have appropriate elastic flexibility. When the mating operation of both connectors 1 and 2 is completed, the above plug connector (first connector) is formed. (1) is configured to be in contact with the front end wall surface of the insulating housing 11 in a press-contact state.
[Receptacle Connector and Connecting Leg Structure]
In addition, the front edge side of one of the first conductive terminals (contacts) 22 attached to the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 has a front side from the front edge portion of the insulating housing 21. First connecting leg portions 22a protruding substantially horizontally toward each other, and the front-side protruding portions of each of the first connecting leg portions 22a are formed on a signal conducting path on the printed wiring board P described above. The electrical connection is performed by soldering and joining the wires (not shown in the drawing) to form a signal transmission circuit. Since these first connecting leg portions 22a protrude toward the opposite side (front side) of the terminal portion of the above-mentioned fine coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC, the semi-transfer medium according to the present invention. It is a member corresponding to a side connection leg part.
In addition, the rear edge portion of the other second conductive terminal (contact) 23 attached to the receptacle connector 2 protrudes substantially horizontally from the rear edge portion of the insulating housing 21 toward the rear side. The second connecting leg portion 23a is formed, and the protruding portion toward the rear side of each second connecting leg portion 23a is a signal conduction path on the printed wiring board P (not shown in the drawing). Is connected to each other to make an electrical connection, so that a signal transmission circuit is configured. Moreover, since these 2nd connection leg part 23a protrudes toward the same side (rear side) as the terminal part of said thin wire coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC, the transmission medium side which concerns on this invention is mentioned. It is a member corresponding to the connecting leg part.
[Configuration of Shield Cover]
Here, as described above, the terminal portion of the thin coaxial cable (SC) as the signal transmission medium is connected to the insulating housing 11 constituting the connector body portion 10 of the plug connector (first connector) 1. The terminal portion of the thin coaxial cable SC extends rearward in a substantially parallel state to the surface of the printed wiring board P at a position slightly separated upward from the surface of the printed wiring board P. FIG. Further, on the lower side of the thin coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC, a second connection leg portion (transmission) formed on the second conductive terminal (contact) 23 on the side of the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 described above. The medium-side connecting leg portion 23a is arranged in a rearward relationship extending over an appropriate length.
[Shielding medium side cover]
On the other hand, the rear conductive cell 14b of the conductive cell 14 formed on the plug connector (first connector) 1 side contacts the lower ground bar SCc from the lower side and protrudes rearward as described above. In addition to the cell portion 14b3, a transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 protruding further to the rear side is formed at the rear end side portion of the main cell portion 14b3. The transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 is disposed below the terminal portion of the thin coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC described above, and the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 is provided. It is arrange | positioned so that it may extend rearward along the upper side of the 2nd connection leg part 23a of this, and it is set as the structure which covers the outer exposed part of the 2nd connection leg part 23a from an upper side.
The transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 extends substantially horizontally from the insulating housing 11 of the plug connector (first connector) 1 and then is bent in a substantially right downward direction to form a rear coupling guide portion. It consists of 14b6. The rear coupling guide portion 14b6 formed in the plug connector 1 has a surface contact from the outside with respect to the rear edge surface of the conductive cell 24 in the receptacle connector (second connector) 2. In this arrangement, the positioning by the rear coupling guide portion 14b6 is performed when the plug connector 1 is coupled to the receptacle connector 2.
If the rear coupling guide portion 14b6 having such a configuration is formed in the plug connector (first connector) 1, the coupling operation to the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 as shown in Figs. This is done reliably.
In addition, the transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 is bent at an approximately right angle in the substantially horizontal direction again from the lower edge portion of the rear coupling guide 14b6 and extended to the rear side, and then the surface of the printed wiring board P is extended. Extending substantially vertically toward each other, the leading edge portion of the shielding cover 14b5 on the transmission medium side is disposed so as to be close to the surface of the printed wiring board P when the connectors 1 and 2 are coupled to each other. The tip edge portion of the transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 at this time constitutes a coupling support portion 14b7 having a supporting action against external force.
For example, when an external action force is added to the plug connector (first connector) 1 through the terminal portion of the fine coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC after the coupling operation between both connectors 1 and 2 is completed, The engaging support portion 14b7 formed at the leading edge of the transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 is brought into contact with the surface of the printed wiring board P, and as a result, an external action force is received by the printed wiring board P, whereby the electrical connector assembly is provided. The strength against the entire external force is improved to maintain good electrical connection stability.
As described above, although the engaging support portion 14b7 according to the present embodiment is arranged to be close to the surface of the printed wiring board P when the connectors 1 and 2 are engaged, the printed wiring board P It can also be made into the arrangement relationship which contacts a surface.
Further, the engaging support portion 14b7 formed at the leading edge portion of the transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 is located at the rear side of the second connecting leg portion 23a more than the protruding end toward the rear side. And a land P1 formed on the surface of the printed wiring board P, and covered by the transfer medium side shield cover 14b5 from above. In addition, the signal conduction path (not shown in the drawing) and the ground conduction path (not shown in the drawing) on the printed wiring board P almost cover the surface with an insulator, and are formed by being exposed to the surface of the printed wiring board P. The signal conductive paths (not shown in the drawing) and the ground conductive paths (not shown in the drawing) are the land portions P1 for soldering and joining the second connecting leg portions 23a, and the hold downs 24b and 24c. ) Is limited only to the region for soldering.
According to this configuration according to the present embodiment, the transmission medium side shield cover 14b5 covering the second connection leg 23a of the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 from the upper side is provided on the connector body portion 10. Since it is formed in advance, at the time when both connectors 1 and 2 are coupled to each other, the second connection leg 23a disposed below the terminal of the fine coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC is located on the transmission medium side. Covered from above by the shield cover 14b5, generation of electromagnetic interference (EMI) is preferably prevented.
[Semi-transmission medium side cover]
In addition, a semi-transfer medium side shield cover 14a4 extending toward the front side is formed in the main cell portion 14a2 of the front side conductive cell 14a constituting the conductive cell 14 in the same manner as described above. . The semi-transport medium side shield cover 14a4 is bent approximately perpendicularly downward from the front edge of the main cell portion 14a2, and is made up of the front side coupling guide portion 14a5. The front coupling guide portion 14a5 formed in the plug connector 1 has an arrangement relationship in which surface contact is made from the outside with respect to the front edge surface of the conductive cell 24 formed in the receptacle connector (second connector) 2. Therefore, when the plug connector 1 is coupled to the receptacle connector 2, positioning by the front coupling guide portion 14a5 is performed.
If the front coupling guide 14a5 is formed in the plug connector (first connector) 1, the coupling operation to the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 is made stable. In other words, in joining the two connectors 1 and 2 with each other, for example, as shown in Fig. 12, first, the front coupling guide 14a5 of the plug connector 1 is brought into contact with the front edge of the receptacle connector. 13, the rear end portion of the plug connector 1 is rotated so as to be lowered in the direction of the arrow with the contact edge as the point, and the rear coupling guide 14b6 described above is finally shown. As shown in Fig. 14, the positioning in the engagement operation is satisfactorily achieved by contacting the rear edge of the conductive cell 24 of the receptacle connector 2. Accordingly, the inclination of the plug connector 1 when the plug connector 1 is coupled to the receptacle connector 2 can be suppressed, and the first conductive terminal 22 and the first conductive terminal due to the inclined engagement of the plug connector 1 can be suppressed. Deformation or damage to the second conductive terminal 23 can be prevented.
In addition, the semi-transfer medium side shield cover 14a4 is bent at an approximately right angle in the horizontal direction again from the lower edge portion of the front side engaging guide portion 14a5 and extended to the front side, and then the surface of the printed wiring board P. It extends substantially vertically toward the front side, and the edges of the semi-transfer medium side shield cover 14a4 are arranged to be close to the surface of the printed wiring board P when the connectors 1 and 2 are coupled to each other. At this time, the leading edge portion of the semi-transport medium side shield cover 14a4 constitutes a coupling support portion 14a7 having a supporting action against external force.
For example, when an external action force is added to the plug connector (first connector) 1 through the terminal portion of the fine coaxial cable (signal transmission medium) SC after the coupling operation between both connectors 1 and 2 is completed, The engaging support portion 14a6 formed at the leading edge of the semi-transfer medium side shield cover 14a4 is brought into contact with the surface of the printed wiring board P. As a result, an external action force is received in the printed wiring board P so that the electrical connector is connected. The strength against the external force of the entire assembly is improved to maintain good electrical connection stability.
As described above, although the engaging support portions 14a6 and 14b7 according to the present embodiment are arranged to be close to the surface of the printed wiring board P when the connectors 1 and 2 are engaged, the printed wiring board P is provided. It can also be made into the arrangement relationship which makes contact with the surface of this.
In addition, the engaging support portion 14a6 formed at the leading edge portion of the semi-transport medium side shield cover 14a4 is formed to be located further forward than the protruding end toward the front side of the first connecting leg portion 22a. The land portion P1 formed on the surface of the printed wiring board P is also covered by the semi-transfer medium side shield cover 14a4 from above. As described above, the signal conduction path (not shown in the drawing) and the ground conduction path (not shown in the drawing) on the printed wiring board P almost cover the surface by an insulator. The signal conduction path (not shown in the drawing) and the ground conduction path (not shown in the drawing) formed to be exposed to the surface include a land portion P1 for soldering and joining the first connecting leg portion 22a, and a hold. It is limited only to the area | region which solders down 24a and 24c.
According to this configuration according to this embodiment, the semi-transfer medium side shield cover 14a4 covering the first connecting leg portion 22a of the receptacle connector (second connector) 2 from the upper side is the connector body portion 10. Since the first connection leg 22a is covered from the upper side by the semi-transmission medium side shield cover 14a4 at the time when both connectors 1 and 2 are joined to each other, the electromagnetic interference (EMI) Occurrence is well prevented.
As mentioned above, although the invention made by this inventor was concretely demonstrated based on embodiment, it should be mentioned that this invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, It can variously deform in the range which does not deviate from the summary. There is no.
For example, in the above-described embodiment, conductive terminals (contacts) having different shapes are alternately arranged, but the present invention can be similarly applied to an electrical connector in which the conductive terminals having the same shape are arranged in multiple poles.
In addition, the present invention is not limited to the thin coaxial cable connector as in the above-described embodiment, but is also similarly applied to an electrical connector of a type in which a plurality of thin coaxial cables and an insulated cable are mixed, or an electrical connector to which a flexible wiring board is connected. can do.
As described above, the present invention can be widely applied to various kinds of various electrical connectors used in various electric devices.
1: Plug connector (first connector)
1A: convex convexity
2: Receptacle Connector (Second Connector)
2A: combined recess
10: connector body
11: insulation housing
12: First conductive terminal (contact)
13: 2nd conductive terminal (contact)
14: conductive cell
14a: front side conductive cell
14a1: Insertion fixing part
14a2: main cell
14a3: Ground Connection
14a4: Shielding side of transfer medium
14a5: Front side coupling guide
14a6: combined support
14b: rear conductive cell
14b1: middle ground part
14b2: curved connecting piece
14b3: main cell
14b4: Transmission Media Limited Edition
14b5: Shield side of transmission medium
14b6: rear coupling guide
14b7: combined support
21: insulation housing
22: first conductive terminal (contact)
22a: 1st connection leg part (half transmission medium side connection leg part)
23: second conductive terminal (contact)
23a: 2nd connection leg part (transmission medium side connection leg part)
24: conductive cell
24a, 24b, 24c: Hold down
24d: front side convex part
24e: elastic splice
P: printed wiring board
P1: Land part
SC: Fine wire coaxial cable (signal transmission medium)
SCa: Cable center conductor (signal line)
SCb: Cable outer conductor (shielded wire)
SCc, SCd: Ground Bar
Connector main body part having a convex convex part which is connected by inserting from the upper side into a concave concave part of another connector mounted on the printed wiring board by mounting soldering joint. connector connector,
A terminal portion of a signal transmission medium connected to the connector main body portion is spaced apart upward from the printed wiring board and extended in parallel;
In the electrical connector configured to be disposed on the transmission medium side connection leg portion of the other connector below the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium,
The connector body portion has a transmission medium side shield cover extending from the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium and the transmission medium side connection leg portion of the other connector,
And the transmission medium side shield cover extends along the transmission medium side connection leg of the other connector to cover the transmission medium side connection leg of the other connector from above.
The coupling convex portion formed on the connector main body of the first connector is coupled to the coupling concave portion of the second connector mounted on the printed wiring board by joining the connecting leg portion.
The terminal portion of the signal transmission medium is connected to the connector body portion of the first connector so that the terminal portion of the signal transmission medium is spaced upward from the printed wiring board and extends in parallel, and the transmission medium side of the second connector is below the terminal portion of the connected signal transmission medium. In the assembly of the electrical connector consisting of a configuration in which the connecting leg is disposed,
A transmission medium side shield cover extending from a terminal portion of the signal transmission medium and a connection medium side connection leg portion of the second connector to a connector body portion of the first connector,
The transmission medium side shield cover extends along the transmission medium side connection leg of the second connector and is configured to cover the transmission medium side connection leg of the second connector from above. .
The other connector is provided with a semi-transmission medium side leg portion extending from the connector body portion to the opposite side to the transmission medium side connection leg portion.
The connector body portion is provided with a semi-transmission medium side shield cover which covers the half-transport medium-side connection leg from an upper side.
And a coupling guide portion in contact with the outer surface of the other connector at the transmission medium side shield cover to engage the two connectors.
The method of claim 3 ,
And said coupling guide portion in contact with the outer surface of said other connector is formed in said semi-transfer medium side shield cover during engagement operation between both connectors.
And an engaging support portion formed at an edge portion of the shield of the transmission medium side to be in contact with or close to the surface of the printed wiring board when the coupling operation between both connectors is completed.
And an engaging support portion formed at an edge portion of the shielding cover on the semi-transport medium side to contact or approach the surface of the printed wiring board when the coupling operation between both connectors is completed.
The second connector has a half transfer medium side connecting leg portion extending from the connector body portion to the opposite side to the transfer medium side connecting leg portion.
And a half transfer medium side shield cover formed on the connector body portion to cover the half transfer medium side connection leg from an upper side.
And the coupling guide portion in contact with the outer surface of the second connector is formed on the transmission medium side shield cover when the two connectors are engaged with each other.
9. The method of claim 8 ,
And the coupling guide portion in contact with the outer surface of the second connector is formed on the shield cover of the semi-transport medium side when the coupling operation between both connectors is performed.
And a coupling support portion formed at an edge portion of the shield of the transmission medium side to contact or approach the surface of the printed wiring board when the coupling operation between both connectors is completed.
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