Board connector with shielding between radio frequency terminals and non-radio frequency terminals
The present disclosure relates to a board connector comprising: a plurality of radio frequency (RF) contacts for transmitting an RF signal; an insulating part supporting the RF contacts; a plurality of transmission contacts coupled to the insulating part; a ground housing having the insulating part coupled thereto; a first ground contact coupled to the insulating part and shielding between a first RF contact from among the RF contacts and the transmission contacts; and a second ground contact coupled to the insulating part and shielding between a second RF contact from among the RF contacts and the transmission contacts, wherein the first ground contact comprises a first shielding member shielding between the first RF contact and the transmission contacts with respect to a first axial direction and shielding between the first RF contact and the transmission contacts with respect to a second axial direction perpendicular to the first axial direction.
1 . A board connector, comprising:
a plurality of radio frequency (RF) contacts for transmitting an RF signal;
an insulating part for supporting the RF contacts;
a plurality of transmission contacts coupled to the insulating part;
a ground housing having the insulating part coupled thereto;
a first ground contact coupled to the insulating part and shielding between a first RF contact from among the RF contacts and the transmission contacts; and
a second ground contact coupled to the insulating part and shielding between a second RF contact from among the RF contacts and the transmission contacts,
wherein the first ground contact comprises:
a first shielding member extending along a first axis direction, and the transmission contacts with respect to a second axial direction which is perpendicular to the first axial direction; and
a first ground connecting member continuous with the shielding member, and extending along the second axis direction, for shielding between the first RF contact and at least one of the first transmission contacts with respect to the first axial direction.
2 . The board connector of claim 1 , wherein the first RF contact and the second RF contact are spaced apart from each other with respect to the first axial direction, and are additionally spaced apart from each other with respect to the second axial direction which is perpendicular to the first axial direction, so as to be disposed in non-opposite positions.
3 . The board connector of claim 1 , wherein the transmission contacts comprise first transmission contacts which are disposed to be spaced apart from the second RF contact with respect to the first axial direction, and second transmission contacts which are disposed to be spaced apart from the first RF contact with respect to the first axial direction, and
wherein at least one of the first transmission contacts is disposed to be opposite to at least one of the second transmission contacts along the second axial direction.
4 . The board connector of claim 3 , wherein at least one of the first transmission contacts is disposed to be opposite to the first RF contact with respect to the second axial direction.
5 . The board connector of claim 3 , wherein at least one of the second transmission contacts is disposed to be opposite to the second RF contact with respect to the second axial direction.
6 . The board connector of claim 1 , wherein the transmission contacts comprise first transmission contacts which are disposed to be opposite to the first RF contact along the second axial direction, and second transmission contacts which are disposed to be opposite to the second RF contact along the second axial direction, and
wherein the first ground contact comprises a first shielding member for shielding between the first RF contact and at least one of the second transmission contacts in the second axial direction.
7 . The board connector of claim 6 , wherein the first ground connecting member is disposed to be opposite to at least one of the first transmission contacts along the second axial direction.
8 . The board connector of claim 6 , wherein the first ground contact comprises a first shielding protrusion which protrudes from the first shielding member, and
wherein the first shielding protrusion is connected to the insulating part.
9 . The board connector of claim 6 , wherein the first ground contact comprises a first ground mounting member for mounting on a board, a first connection protrusion for connecting to a ground contact of a counterpart connector, and a first ground protrusion for grounding the first shielding member,
wherein the first connection protrusion and the first ground protrusion are coupled to the first shielding member, and
wherein the first ground mounting member and the first ground protrusion are mounted on the board at positions spaced apart from each other.
10 . The board connector of claim 9 , wherein the first ground contact comprises a first ground connecting member coupled to each of the first ground mounting member and the first shielding member,
wherein the first shielding member protrudes from the first ground connecting member along the first axial direction, and
wherein the first ground mounting member protrudes from the first ground connecting member along the second axial direction.
11 . The board connector of claim 1 , wherein the board connector comprises a first shielding wall and a second shielding wall which are disposed to be opposite to each other with respect to the first axial direction, and a third shielding wall and a fourth shielding wall which are disposed to be opposite to each other with respect to a second axial direction which is perpendicular to the first axial direction, and
wherein the first shielding wall, the third shielding wall and the first ground contact are disposed on four sides based on the first RF contact to implement a shielding force against RF signals.
12 . The board connector of claim 1 , wherein the transmission contacts comprise a first transmission contact which is disposed to be opposite to the first RF contact along the second axial direction, and a second transmission contact which is disposed to be opposite to the second RF contact along the second axial direction,
wherein the first ground contact comprises a first shielding member for shielding between the first RF contact and the first transmission contact in the second axial direction,
wherein the second ground contact comprises a second shielding member for shielding between the second RF contact and the second transmission contact in the second axial direction, and
wherein the second shielding member is disposed to be opposite to the first shielding member along the first axial direction.
13 . The board connector of claim 1 , wherein the first ground contact and the second ground contact are disposed to be point-symmetric, based on a symmetry point which is spaced apart by the same distance from each of both side walls of the ground housing which are disposed to be spaced apart from each other with respect to the first axial direction, and additionally spaced apart by the same distance from each of both side walls of the ground housing which are disposed to be spaced apart from each other with respect to the second axial direction.
14 . The board connector of claim 1 , wherein the ground housing comprises a ground inner wall which faces the insulating part, a ground outer wall which is spaced apart from the ground inner wall, and a ground connection wall which is coupled to each of the ground inner wall and the ground outer wall, and
wherein the ground inner wall and the ground outer wall are double shielding walls surrounding the sides of an inner space.
15 . The board connector of claim 14 , wherein the ground housing comprises a ground floor which protrudes from the ground inner wall toward the inner space,
wherein the insulating part comprises an insulating member for supporting the RF contacts and the transmission contacts, and
wherein the ground floor is located between the ground inner wall and the insulating member.
16 . A board connector, comprising:
a plurality of radio frequency (RF) contacts for transmitting an RF signal;
an insulating part for supporting the RF contacts;
a plurality of transmission contacts coupled to the insulating part;
a ground housing having the insulating part coupled thereto;
a first ground contact coupled to the insulating part and shielding between a first RF contact from among the RF contacts and the transmission contacts; and
a second ground contact coupled to the insulating part and shielding between a second RF contact from among the RF contacts and the transmission contacts,
wherein a first connection arm extending along a first axial direction and which is connected to a ground contact of a counterpart connector and moves elastically is formed on the first ground contact and the second ground contact, and
wherein the first ground contact comprises:
a first ground mating member continuous with the first connection arm and extending along a second axial direction which is perpendicular to the first axial direction, and which is connected to the ground contact of the counterpart connector.
17 . The board connector of claim 16 , wherein the first ground contact comprises a first ground connecting member which is coupled to each of the first ground mating member and the first connection arm, and
wherein as the ground contact of the counterpart connector is connected, the first connection arm is elastically moved based on a portion coupled to the first ground connecting member.
18 . The board connector of claim 16 , wherein the first ground contact comprises a first ground connecting member which is coupled to each of the first ground mating member and the first connection arm, and
wherein the first connection arm is coupled to the first ground connecting member such that an included angle with the first ground connecting member forms an obtuse angle.
19 . The board connector of claim 17 , wherein the first ground contact comprises a first connection protrusion which protrudes from the first ground mating member, and
wherein the first connecting protrusion and the first connection arm are respectively connected to the ground contact of the counterpart connector at different positions.
20 . The board connector of claim 17 , wherein the first ground contact comprises a first ground mounting member which is coupled to the first ground mating member, and
wherein the first ground mounting member protrudes from the first ground mating member along the second axial direction.