Connecting method, connecting member, wiring member, and garment
AssigneeJapan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited
InventorAkira Kimura
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Abstract
A connecting method includes disposing a wire along a surface of a mounting object, disposing a first insulator having a pair of outer lateral surfaces separately facing in opposite directions from each other between the surface of the mounting object and a middle part of the wire, bending the middle part of the wire to extend along the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator, fitting a second insulator to the first insulator such that the middle part of the wire that is bent and part of the first insulator pass through and protrude from a through hole of the second insulator, and cutting and removing the middle part of the wire and the part of the first insulator protruding from the through hole of the second insulator.
Claims12
A connecting member mounted on a mounting object and electrically connecting a pair of wire conductors disposed along a surface of the mounting object to a pair of connecting conductors, the connecting member comprising:
- a first insulator disposed on the surface of the mounting object and including a pair of outer lateral surfaces separately facing in opposite directions from each other along the surface of the mounting object;
- a second insulator including a through hole through which at least part of the first insulator passes;
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- the pair of connecting conductors retained by the second insulator,
- wherein the through hole of the second insulator includes a pair of inner lateral surfaces opposing the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator,
- the pair of connecting conductors are exposed on the pair of inner lateral surfaces of the through hole,
- the pair of wire conductors are bent to extend along the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator and are sandwiched between the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator and the pair of connecting conductors exposed on the pair of inner lateral surfaces of the through hole of the second insulator to be thereby electrically connected to the pair of connecting conductors, and
- tip end surfaces of the pair of wire conductors that are bent to extend along the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator and a tip end surface of the first insulator that has passed through the through hole of the second insulator are situated at a same height or close heights to each other in a direction along the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator.
A connecting method for electrically connecting a pair of wire conductors disposed along a surface of a mounting object to a pair of connecting conductors, the connecting method comprising:
- disposing a wire along the surface of the mounting object;
- disposing a first insulator between the surface of the mounting object and a middle part of the wire, the first insulator including a pair of outer lateral surfaces separately facing in opposite directions from each other along the surface of the mounting object;
- bending the middle part of the wire to extend along the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator;
- fitting a second insulator to the first insulator such that the middle part of the wire that is bent and part of the first insulator pass through and protrude from a through hole of the second insulator, whereby the middle part of the wire is sandwiched between the pair of outer lateral surfaces of the first insulator and the pair of connecting conductors exposed on a pair of inner lateral surfaces of the through hole of the second insulator to make contact with the pair of connecting conductors;
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- cutting and removing the middle part of the wire and the part of the first insulator protruding from the through hole of the second insulator, whereby the wire is divided into two halves to form the pair of wire conductors, and the pair of wire conductors are electrically connected to the pair of connecting conductors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.