Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
197 words
An electrical connector assembly (60) for use with a first and a second electrical components (100, 100), comprising: a single housing (62) including an insulative elongated body defining a central slot (64) for receiving said first electrical component (100) therein; two-row passageways (66) disposed by two sides of the slots (64), said passageways (66) receiving therein a corresponding number of contacts (68), respectively; a pair of latching sections (70) extending from two opposite ends of the body of the housing (62) with a pair of latching sections (72) thereon, respectively; a standoff portion generally formed below the body and said pair of latching sections (70) whereby a space is formed between said standoff portion and under said first electrical component (100), wherein said space is arranged to be large enough for receiving the second electrical components (100) which is mounted on a board (120) on which said assembly (10) is seated, and wherein the contacts (68) of one row are inserted into the corresponding passageways (66) from a front side of the housing (62) and the contacts (68) of the other row are inserted into the corresponding passageways (66) from a rear side of the housing (62).
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
197 words
An electrical connector assembly (60) for use with a first and a second electrical components (100, 100), comprising: a single housing (62) including an insulative elongated body defining a central slot (64) for receiving said first electrical component (100) therein; two-row passageways (66) disposed by two sides of the slots (64), said passageways (66) receiving therein a corresponding number of contacts (68), respectively; a pair of latching sections (70) extending from two opposite ends of the body of the housing (62) with a pair of latching sections (72) thereon, respectively; a standoff portion generally formed below the body and said pair of latching sections (70) whereby a space is formed between said standoff portion and under said first electrical component (100), wherein said space is arranged to be large enough for receiving the second electrical components (100) which is mounted on a board (120) on which said assembly (10) is seated, and wherein the contacts (68) of one row are inserted into the corresponding passageways (66) from a front side of the housing (62) and the contacts (68) of the other row are inserted into the corresponding passageways (66) from a rear side of the housing (62).
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
79 words
The assembly (68) as defined in claim 1, wherein each of said contacts (68) includes on a top portion an engagement section projecting into the central slot (64) for engagement with the first electrical component (100), a mounting section on a bottom portion for mounting to the board (120), and at least a retention section on a middle portion for interfering within the corresponding passageway (66) for retaining the contact (68) in position with regard to the housing (62).
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
23 words
The assembly (60) as defined in claim 1, wherein said contact (68) includes at least two retention sections extending parallel to each other.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
22 words
The assembly (60) as defined in claim 1, wherein said standoff portion is integrally formed with the body of the housing (62).
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
245 words
An electrical connector assembly (10) comprising: a lower housing (14) including an insulative body (16) defining a central slot (18) therein, a plurality of passageways (20) disposed in the body (16) and by two sides of the central slot (18), a plurality of lower row contacts (40) respectively inserted into the corresponding lower row passageways (20) from a front portion of the body (16), a plurality of upper row contacts (42) respectively inserted into the corresponding upper row passageways (20) from a rear portion of the body (16); and an upper housing (12) including a raised body (16") defining a central slot (18') therein, a plurality of passageways (20') disposed in the body (16") and by two sides of the central slot (18'), a plurality of lower row contacts (50) respectively inserted into the corresponding lower row passageways (20') from a front portion of the body (16"), a plurality of upper row contacts (52) respectively inserted into the corresponding upper row passageways (20') from a rear portion of the body (16"); the upper housing (12) including a pair of standoff portions (30) on two sides thereof with a pair of recesses (32) thereabouts; wherein the upper housing (12) is stacked on the lower housing (14) while the lower housing (14) is positioned in front of the standoff portions (30) of the upper housing (12) so that the lower housing (14) and the upper housing (12) are in a relatively offset relationship in a front-to-back direction.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
245 words
An electrical connector assembly (10) comprising: a lower housing (14) including an insulative body (16) defining a central slot (18) therein, a plurality of passageways (20) disposed in the body (16) and by two sides of the central slot (18), a plurality of lower row contacts (40) respectively inserted into the corresponding lower row passageways (20) from a front portion of the body (16), a plurality of upper row contacts (42) respectively inserted into the corresponding upper row passageways (20) from a rear portion of the body (16); and an upper housing (12) including a raised body (16") defining a central slot (18') therein, a plurality of passageways (20') disposed in the body (16") and by two sides of the central slot (18'), a plurality of lower row contacts (50) respectively inserted into the corresponding lower row passageways (20') from a front portion of the body (16"), a plurality of upper row contacts (52) respectively inserted into the corresponding upper row passageways (20') from a rear portion of the body (16"); the upper housing (12) including a pair of standoff portions (30) on two sides thereof with a pair of recesses (32) thereabouts; wherein the upper housing (12) is stacked on the lower housing (14) while the lower housing (14) is positioned in front of the standoff portions (30) of the upper housing (12) so that the lower housing (14) and the upper housing (12) are in a relatively offset relationship in a front-to-back direction.