High density connector for an IC chip carrier

Electrical connectors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement – e.g. – pcb – icm – dip,... – With provision to conduct electricity from panel circuit to...

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29876, 439937, H01R 2372

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is an interposer connector assembly having a small contact grid spacing for interconnecting a relatively large integrated circuit chip carrier with a printed circuit board. The interposer connector assembly includes a holder which is composed of several thin plates having perforations arranged on the desired grid patterns. The thin plates are stacked with their perforations in alignment to form through openings in the holder. Contact modules are then inserted into the through openings to complete the connector assembly. The contact modules comprise a two part plastic housing with a contact member contained in a cavity formed by mating the two parts. The two parts are formed on continuous strips of extruded plastic.

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