Laminated cylindrical backplane

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical... – For electronic systems and devices

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361788, 361790, 361784, 439 59, 439 61, 439 62, 174261, H05K 114

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055195849

ABSTRACT:
A laminated cylindrical backplane is constructed using disks with a conductive material mounted on a top surface, and a conductive material mounted on a second surface. Each disk and its conductive surfaces are separated from adjacent disks and their conductive surfaces by a dielectric material. The laminated structure forms a cylindrical backplane where circuit cards are radially mounted to the backplane by inserting the cards into slots in the perimeter of the cylindrical structure. The slots contain contacts where similarly positioned contacts of a particular disk are electrically connected to form a bus structure. As a result, similarly positioned conductive surfaces on circuit cards are electrically connected when the cards are inserted into the slots.

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