IC socket to be mounted on a circuit board

Electrical connectors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement – e.g. – pcb – icm – dip,... – With provision to conduct electricity from panel circuit to...

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C439S071000, C439S591000, C439S592000

Reexamination Certificate

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07632106

ABSTRACT:
The configuration comprises a base board to be mounted a circuit board, with an IC receiving concave place and a resilient member receiving area, having an upper wall and a lower wall surrounding the resilient member receiving area, the upper wall provided with a first slot for contact and the lower wall provided with a second slot, a contact comprising a first contact portion on which a lead of the IC is loaded, a second contact portion coming into contact with a circuit lead of the circuit board, a contact main body communicating the first contact portion with the second contact portion, and a compressing portion protruding from the rear of the contact main body, the resilient member receiving area receiving the resilient member of integral structure, set in the resilient member receiving area, in which a plurality of contacts are implanted, wherein the compressing portion compresses the resilient member in order that a contact pressure can be obtained for the contact to the IC lead and the circuit lead by means of a restoring force of the resilient member.

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