Electrical connector with extension terminals
View Patent ↗An electrical connector with extension terminals includes an insulating housing, a movable terminal, a spring and a conductive reed terminal. The insulating housing has terminal axial holes each having a ridge. The insulating housing has reed sockets arranged around and communicated with the terminal axial holes. The movable terminal accommodates therein a spring. The movable terminal has a groove. The movable terminal is such inserted into the terminal axial hole of the insulating housing that the groove fittingly receives the ridge, thereby limiting the movable terminal to move in the terminal axial hole but preventing the movable terminal from leaving from and rotating in the terminal axial hole. The conductive reed terminal has inserts and a weld leg. The insert has a reed. When the insert is inserted into the reed socket, the reed abuts against the movable terminal, thereby establishing conductivity therebetween.
1. An electrical connector with extension terminals, comprising an insulating housing, a movable terminal, a spring and a conductive reed terminal;
the insulating housing, being formed with terminal axial holes passing therethrough according to a specification of the electrical connector in terms of terminal quantity and terminal arrangement, each said terminal axial hole having an upper part of its wall formed with a ridge, the insulating housing at its bottom being provided with a plurality of reed sockets arranged around and communicated with the terminal axial holes, respectively;
the movable terminal, having a tubular body accommodating therein a spring, the movable terminal having a domed top formed as an abutting portion, the movable terminal being further provided with a groove, the movable terminal being configured to be such inserted into the terminal axial hole of the insulating housing that the groove of the movable terminal fittingly receives the ridge at the wall of the terminal axial hole of the insulating housing, thereby limiting the movable terminal to move in the terminal axial hole but preventing the movable terminal from leaving from and rotating in the terminal axial hole; and
the conductive reed terminal, being formed from a metal sheet and having a plurality of inserts and a weld leg, the insert having a reed, when the insert of the conductive reed terminal is inserted into the reed socket of the insulating housing, the reed of the insert of the conductive reed terminal abutting against the movable terminal, thereby establishing conductivity therebetween.