Connector for circuit boards

Electrical connectors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement – e.g. – pcb – icm – dip,... – With mating connector which receives panel circuit edge

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361407, 439101, H01R 909

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047173440

ABSTRACT:
A daughterboard connector (6) has a polarity key formed by two walls (14, 15) on either side of a recess (12). A lateral contact (8) mounted in the recess engages a bus bar (3, 4) which is mounted in a pair of slots (20) in the end of a motherboard connector (11). A flange (7) adjacent one of the slots forms a polarity key for the motherboard connector. The height and positioning of the lateral contact and the bus bar are chosen to provide a first-make-last-break function for these elements relative to the signal contacts 19 and 16 of the daughterboard and motherboard connectors, respectively. The bus bar (3, 4) may be common to a number of motherboard connectors which are mounted on a common printed circuit board.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3725843 (1973-04-01), Johnson
patent: 4392705 (1983-07-01), Andrews, Jr. et al.
patent: 4472764 (1984-09-01), Richard et al.
patent: 4521062 (1985-06-01), Kurbikoff et al.
Technical Bulletin No. 237, Teradyne Connection Systems, Inc., 1-29-1985.
DIN 41 612, Jun. 1985, (p. 6).

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