Electronic integration in service boxes

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1996-08-07

1998-09-01

Kincaid, Kristine L.

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...

For electronic systems and devices

361791, 361790, 361803, H05K 500

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058019251

ABSTRACT:
An automotive junction box for controlling the flow of power and control signals throughout the interior of an automobile having controllable features. The junction box includes a housing and a first printed circuit board disposed within the housing. The first printed circuit board having a plurality of first conductive elements with a first thickness for carrying power from and through the housing. The first printed circuit board further having a plurality of second conductive elements with a second thickness for relaying control signals from the housing for actuating the features. The junction box further includes componentry attaching to the board and/or the conductive elements. As a result of using these two conducting element thicknesses, the junction box operates as an electrical distribution center and a center for electronic functions.

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