Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1974-09-30
1976-04-27
Lanham, C. W.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
29630R, H01R 900
Patent
active
039524116
ABSTRACT:
A multi-wire wiper contact is shown formed from a plurality of conductive and nonconductive wires wrapped about a mandrel to form a flat set of wires helically wrapped into a coil. The wire coil is then masked with a desired pattern and the unmasked wire is plated with a conductive metal. The metal plate which forms on the unmasked portions of the wire does not form on those unmasked wires which are nonconductive. After plating, the masking is removed, one set of wire is cut, and the wire set and plated portions holding that set are removed from the mandrel in a continuous flat strand of wire with the nonconductive wire forming a parting line for the strand. The nonconductive wire is removed from the strand and the strand is then cut and shaped into a multi-wire wiper contact for use in potentiometers and other electromechanical devices.
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Carpenter M. Michael
Duzan James R.
Lanham C. W.
Levine Alfred B.
Litton Systems Inc.
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