Flexible contact structure with an electrically conductive shell

Details Flexible contact structure with an electrically conductive shell Flexible contact structure with an electrically conductive shell

1994-11-15

1999-06-29

Sparks, Donald

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...

For electronic systems and devices

29850, 29854, 29881, 2281791, 2281801, 2281805, 257692, 257736, 257748, 257750, 257779, 257784, 361774, 361779, 427117, 427118, 439 83, 439 84, 439 85, H01R 900, H01R 909, H01R 2300

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ABSTRACT:
An interconnection contact structure assembly including an electronic component having a surface and a conductive contact carried by the electronic component and accessible at the surface. The contact structure includes an internal flexible elongate member having first and second ends and with the first end forming a first intimate bond to the surface of said conductive contact terminal without the use of a separate bonding material. An electrically conductive shell is provided and is formed of at least one layer of a conductive material enveloping the elongate member and forming a second intimate bond with at least a portion of the conductive contact terminal immediately adjacent the first intimate bond.

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