Rigid termination for flexible printed circuits

Details Rigid termination for flexible printed circuits Rigid termination for flexible printed circuits

1978-04-17

1980-02-19

Husar, Francis S.

Metal working

Method of mechanical manufacture

Electrical device making

29629, 339 17F, H01R 4302

Patent

active

041887140

ABSTRACT:
A flexible jumper strip has rigid support members soldered to the pins formed by the ends of its leads in order to increase their mechanical strength. In making the jumper strip, conductor leads are formed on a conductor sheet laminated to a smaller insulator sheet so that the ends of the leads extend beyond the insulator to form termination pins. The rigid support members are registered over the pins by means of a lead frame and are then soldered to them.

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