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US 10,455,700 B2Granted
Electronic device and display unit
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorsKazuho Sakurai, Hiromu Kita
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Abstract
An electronic device includes: a first circuit board on which a first circuit is mounted; a second circuit board on which a second circuit is mounted; a supporter; a flexible flat cable disposed on the supporter and connecting the first circuit board and the second circuit board to each other, the flexible flat cable transmitting signals between the first circuit and the second circuit. The flexible flat cable is provided with a crease. The flexible flat cable is disposed such that the crease is in contact with the supporter.
Claims16
An electronic device, comprising:
- a first circuit board on which a first circuit is mounted;
- a second circuit board on which a second circuit is mounted;
- a supporter;
- and
- a flexible flat cable disposed on the supporter and connecting the first circuit board and the second circuit board to each other, the flexible flat cable transmitting a signal between the first circuit and the second circuit, wherein:
- the first circuit board and the second circuit board are mounted on the supporter,
- the flexible flat cable is provided with a plurality of creases,
- the supporter has a continuous surface at least from a first portion at which one of the plurality of creases closest to the first circuit board is mounted on the supporter to a second portion at which another of the plurality of creases closest to the second circuit board is mounted on the supporter, and
- the flexible flat cable is disposed such that the plurality of creases are in contact with the continuous surface of the supporter.
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An electronic device, comprising:
- a first circuit board on which a first circuit is mounted;
- a second circuit board on which a second circuit is mounted;
- a supporter;
- and
- a flexible flat cable disposed on the supporter and connecting the first circuit board and the second circuit board to each other, the flexible flat cable transmitting a signal between the first circuit and the second circuit, wherein:
- the first circuit board and the second circuit board are mounted on the supporter,
- the flexible flat cable is provided with a plurality of creases,
- the supporter has a continuous surface at least from a portion at which one of the plurality of creases closest to the first circuit board is mounted on the supporter to a portion at which another of the plurality of creases closest to the second circuit board is mounted on the supporter,
- the flexible flat cable is disposed such that the plurality of creases are in contact with the continuous surface of the supporter, and
- the flexible flat cable is disposed such that regions, each of which projects in an arc-shaped manner originating from a corresponding one of the plurality of creases being in contact with the supporter, are formed.
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A display apparatus, comprising:
- a display panel having a display unit displaying an image and a supporter supporting the display unit;
- a first circuit board on which a first circuit is mounted;
- a second circuit board on which a second circuit is mounted;
- and
- a flexible flat cable disposed on the supporter and connecting the first circuit board and the second circuit board to each other, the flexible flat cable transmitting a signal between the first circuit and the second circuit, wherein:
- the first circuit board and the second circuit board are mounted on the supporter, the flexible flat cable is provided with a plurality of creases,
- the supporter has a continuous surface at least from a first portion at which one of the plurality of creases closest to the first circuit board is mounted on the supporter to a second portion at which another of the plurality of creases closest to the second circuit board is mounted on the supporter, and
- the flexible flat cable is disposed such that the plurality of creases are in contact with the continuous surface of the supporter.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.