Electrical receptacle connector

1. An electrical receptacle connector adapted for a circuit board, comprising:

a shell;

an insulator comprising a tongue portion and an insulator rear end, the tongue portion being disposed in the shell and comprising a first surface and a second surface;

a conductive structure disposed on the insulator;

a shielding member disposed in the tongue portion; and

a first blanking contact set comprising a plurality of first blanking contacts, at least one of the plurality of first blanking contacts comprising:

a first connecting portion combined with the insulator;

a first contacting portion extending from the connecting portion toward the tongue portion and stretching out of the first surface; and

a first soldering portion extending from the connecting portion toward the insulator rear end and stretching out of the insulator rear end;

wherein a central axis of the first contacting portion is spaced from a central axis of the first soldering portion by a first offset, and the first connecting portion connect the first contacting portion and the first soldering portion.

2. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of first blanking contacts are spaced from one another and arranged in parallel along a plate direction, the first offset is decomposed in a first horizontal offset, and the central axis of the first contacting portion is spaced from the central axis of the first soldering portion along the plate direction by the first horizontal offset.

3. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of first blanking contacts are spaced from one another and arranged in parallel along the plate direction, the first offset is further decomposed in a first vertical offset, and the central axis of the first contacting portion is spaced from the central axis of the first soldering portion along an elevation direction perpendicular to the plate direction by the first vertical offset.

4. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 2 , wherein the plurality of first blanking contacts comprises at least one first grounding contact, at least one first signal contact, and at least one first power contact along the plate direction.

5. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 1 , further comprising:

a second blanking contact set comprising a plurality of second blanking contacts, at least one of the plurality of second blanking contacts comprising:

a second connecting portion combined with the insulator;

a second contacting portion extending from the second connecting portion toward the tongue portion and stretching out of the second surface; and

a second soldering portion extending from the second connecting portion toward the insulator rear end and stretching out of the insulator rear end;

wherein a central axis of the second contacting portion is spaced from a central axis of the second soldering portion by a second offset, and the second connecting portion connect the second contacting portion and the second soldering portion.

6. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 5 , wherein the plurality of second blanking contacts are spaced from one another and arranged in parallel along a plate direction, the second offset is decomposed in a second vertical offset, and the central axis of the second contacting portion is spaced from the central axis of the second soldering portion along an elevation direction perpendicular to the plate direction by the second vertical offset.

7. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 6 , wherein the plurality of second blanking contacts comprises at least one second grounding contact, at least one second signal contact, and at least one second power contact arranged along the plate direction.

8. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 5 , wherein the insulator comprises a first insulator and a second insulator assembled with the first insulator, the first insulator comprises a first upper surface, a first lower surface, a first front end, and a first rear end, the second insulator comprises a second upper surface, a second lower surface, a second front end, and a second rear end, the tongue portion protrudes from the first insulator, the first connecting portion is combined with the first insulator, the second connecting portion is combined with the second insulator, when the second insulator is assembled with the first insulator, the first rear end and the second rear end define the insulator rear end cooperatively, and the first upper surface abuts against the second lower surface.

9. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 8 , wherein the conductive structure comprises a first conductive member and a second conductive member, the first conductive member is disposed on the first lower surface, and the second conductive member is disposed on the second upper surface.

10. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 5 , wherein each of the first blanking contact set and the second blanking contact set comprises at least two pairs of differential signal contacts, the at least two pairs of differential signal contacts of the first blanking contact set symmetrical to the at least two pairs of differential signal contacts of the second blanking contact set about a front-rear direction of the electrical receptacle connector and coincides with the at least two pairs of differential signal contacts of the second blanking contact set after rotation by 180 degrees.

11. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 5 , wherein the two adjacent first soldering portions are spaced by a first pitch, the two adjacent first contacting portions are spaced by a second pitch, the first pitch is not equal to the second pitch, the two adjacent second soldering portions are spaced by a third pitch, the two adjacent second contacting portions are spaced by a fourth pitch, and the third pitch is not equal to the fourth pitch.

12. The electrical receptacle connector of claim 1 , wherein the two adjacent first soldering portions are spaced by a first pitch, the two adjacent first contacting portions are spaced by a second pitch, and the first pitch is not equal to the second pitch.