Method of manufacturing connection terminals of flexible wiring

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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29846, 174254, 174261, H01R 4300

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ABSTRACT:
A conductive metal wiring pattern 1 is printed and wired on a flexible insulation film 2, and has connection terminals 1a whose surfaces are treated into a solderable state by plating or the like. An overriding flexible insulation film 3 is formed such that it covers a portion excluding the connection terminals 1a. The connection terminals 1a are easily formed by printing, bonding and cutting out portions of the insulation film 2 between the connection terminals by a press to separate the connection terminal.

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