Mounting structure of a quartz crystal unit

Electrical generator or motor structure – Non-dynamoelectric – Piezoelectric elements and devices

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174138G, 310344, 310351, 361418, H01L 4110

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042197562

ABSTRACT:
A mounting structure for use with an electronic timepiece comprises a quartz crystal unit disposed within an opening formed in a circuit board and arranged so that the major lengthwise axis of the crystal unit lies parallel with the major plane of the circuit board. A connector formed of heat-deformable material connects the crystal unit to the circuit board and has a cup-shaped portion at one end which is clamped over and supports an end portion of the crystal unit, and a mounting stud at the other end which is inserted through a hole in the circuit board and secured thereto by heat-deforming the end tip of the stud which projects beyond the circuit board to form an enlarged head.

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Electronic Design, Jan. 4, 1961, p. 114, Advertisement by IER Corporation.

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