Metallically encapsulated elevated interconnection feature

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29846, 439 86, H01R 909

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051584662

ABSTRACT:
A pressure type contact (10) for flexible or conventional wire cable terminations is fabricated from electroformed thin metallic wafers in which one wafer is plated with a raised conductive interconnection feature. The raised feature is formed by placing a small lump (44) of electrically conductive resin on a substrate (12) and then electrolytically forming on the substrate a trace (18) having an enlarged connector pad (20) that completely covers the cured projecting resin lump.

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