Electrical connector and conducting terminal used therein

Details Electrical connector and conducting terminal used therein Electrical connector and conducting terminal used therein

2007-12-26

2009-12-08

Vu, Hien (Department: 2839)

Electrical connectors

Adapted to cooperate with duplicate connector

Resiliently biased contact

C439S862000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07628630

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an electrical connector and a conducting terminal thereof. Particularly, the present invention provides a conducting terminal having enhanced structural strength in virtue of a lumbar portion and a supporting means. The conducting terminal includes a longitudinal axis and a proximal end, a lumbar portion and a distal end extended along the longitudinal axis, respectively. The proximal end is bent in a waved form so as to provide a an elastically deforming capability. A free end is provided with an engaging surface. The distal end is in a barrel shape. A prop surface is provided near the lumbar portion. The supporting means is protruded from the lumbar portion toward the prop surface. The engaging surface and the lumbar portion have respective normal lines thereof intersecting the longitudinal axis.

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