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US Patent 6428365
Issued Date
August 6, 2002
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A terminal has a bottom wall, a pair of side walls, an upper wall, an elastic contact portion that is freely elastically deformable in a direction substantially vertical with respect to the bottom wall, an elastic receiving surface portion that opposes the elastic contact portion, an excessive-displacement-preventing piece, and a deformation-preventing stopper. The side walls respectively rise from both ends of the bottom wall. The upper wall extends from at least one of the side walls to over the bottom wall and opposes the bottom wall. The elastic contact portion and the excessive-displacement-preventing piece are provided on one of the bottom wall and the upper wall while the elastic receiving surface portion is provided on the other of them. The excessive-displacement-preventing piece is situated in the vicinity of the elastic contact portion and come into contact with the elastic contact portion in order to prevent excessive displacement of the elastic contact portion. The deformation-preventing stopper is extended from at least one of the side walls. The deformation-preventing stopper is situated in the vicinity of the excessive-displacement-preventing piece in order to check the deformation thereof by contact therewith.
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Published
August 6, 2002
Application Number
09/594,813
Filed
June 16, 2000
US Classification
439/849   439/843 439/845 439/852
Int'l Classification
H01R   13/115   (20060101)  
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Assistant Examiner
Priority Data
Jun 17, 1999 [JP] 11-171412
USPTO Field of Search
439/849   439/852   439/850   439/854   439/862   439/851   439/876   439/538   439/578   439/610   439/585   439/843   439/845  
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