Interconnection of oppositely disposed circuit devices

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Feedthrough or bushing – Compression

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174 685, 339 61M, 317101CC;101C;101D;101CM, H05K 112

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ABSTRACT:
The multiple interconnection module of the present invention is adapted to conductively interconnect the substantially aligned conductive terminals of a pair of circuit devices and consists of a wiring support body formed of a resilient material and a sheet of flexible material secured to the outer surface of the support body. The flexible sheet has a plurality of paired contacts formed thereon in predetermined positions, with wiring strips electrically connecting each pair of contacts. These contacts are exposed on the outer surface of the sheet for engagement with the conductive terminals of the circuit devices and the resilient support body biases the contacts into proper engagement with the conductive terminals.

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