Electrical connectors – With guiding means for mating of coupling part – For guiding side of movable panel – e.g. – circuit board
Patent
1997-06-12
1999-01-19
Paumen, Gary
Electrical connectors
With guiding means for mating of coupling part
For guiding side of movable panel, e.g., circuit board
439381, H01R 1364
Patent
active
058608281
ABSTRACT:
A PCMCIA card connector that minimizes bent pins by employing a U-shaped outer guide rail, having a plurality of rigidly fixed pins, having at least one movable release pin, and having at least one alignment recess; a U-shaped inner guide rail, where the inside surface of the inner guide rail is shaped like a sideways flat-bottomed "V," having at least one alignment projection, and having a plurality of apertures; at least one guide spring; and at least one U-shaped release spring so that the PCMCIA card is aligned to the fixed pins of the connector prior to insertion of the pins into the PCMCIA card and the fixed pins are supported during insertion into the PCMCIA card.
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Anderson Christopher Scott
Clevinger, Jr. Gary Sturgill
Knapp Donald Lee
Mountford Charles Forrest
Hammond Briggitte R.
Morelli Robert D.
Paumen Gary
United States of America
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