Concave cup printed circuit board for light emitting diode...

Illumination – Plural light sources – With modifier

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C362S800000, C362S249070, C362S247000, C257SE33066, C313S500000

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06921183

ABSTRACT:
A concave cup printed circuit board includes a substrate and a cup forming plate. The substrate has an electrical circuitry and at least one contact pad connected to the circuitry. The cup forming plate has at least one through-hole and at least one cup-shaped wall confining the through-hole. The cup forming plate overlies and is connected to the substrate such that the through-hole is disposed over the contact pad. The cup forming plate and the substrate are fabricated separately. The through-hole is formed in the cup forming plate before the cup forming plate is connected to the substrate.

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