Gear cutting – milling – or planing – Milling – Including means to infeed work to cutter
Patent
1988-02-19
1989-05-16
Hall, Carl E.
Gear cutting, milling, or planing
Milling
Including means to infeed work to cutter
29414, 29417, 29846, 83 27, 409137, 409190, H05K 322
Patent
active
048305545
ABSTRACT:
Routing a circuit board from the bottom side allows board removal from areas not generally accessible from the top side, such as board areas which are overhung by top side, such as board areas which are overhung by electrical connector "headers", as well as variable potentiometer and capacitor controls which may not be easily accessible from the top side. One embodiment combines such routing with shearing to merge their respective advantages.
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Cencorp, Inc.
Hall Carl E.
Ross Taylor J.
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