Card edge connector comprising levers for a card board on both e

Electrical connectors – With coupling separator – Including retainer or joiner

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439153, 439160, H01R 1300

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054702402

ABSTRACT:
For receiving a card board, each card edge connector comprises: (A) an insulator rod comprising conductive contacts for connection to connecting pads of the card board with an indent formed along a top edge thereof and (B) first and second levers pivoted on respective ends of the rod. Supported by the first lever, the card board is urged to the insulator rod until its bottom edge fits the indent. At the same time, the second lever is inwardly turned to fit a corresponding side edge of the card board. On detaching the card board, the second lever is supposed to be outwardly pulled by a user. Being pried by a wrench arm of the second lever, the card board is turned upwardly so that the card board is put out of a mechanical contact with the rod.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4241966 (1980-12-01), Gomez
patent: 5074800 (1991-12-01), Sasao et al.
patent: 5163847 (1992-11-01), Regnier
patent: 5302133 (1994-04-01), Tondreault

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