Terminal pins for flexible circuits

Details Terminal pins for flexible circuits Terminal pins for flexible circuits

1990-07-30

1991-09-10

Abrams, Neil

Electrical connectors

With insulation other than conductor sheath

Metallic connector or contact secured to insulation

29843, 29844, H01R 909, H01R 916

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050469711

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a terminal pin for electronic circuitry. The terminal pin includes an axial passageway. Various processes for electrically connecting the pin to the circuit are provided. The processes include riveting, welding and soldering. The axial passageway aids in the control of metal deformation to improve the bond between the pin and the circuitry.

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