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US 2002/0153153 A1Published application
Electrical subassembly having a holding device and an electrical component fastened thereto
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsGert Jakob, Gerd Bohmwetsch, Bernd Eckert
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Abstract
An electrical subassembly includes a holding device having at least one support surface for communicating with a carrier substrate. The device is mechanically fixable to the carrier substrate. An electrical component fixed to the holding device, the component having at least one connecting element, the connecting element having at least one bent-off section positioned at the support surface of the holding device, the at least one bent-off section being electrically connected to at least one trace on the carrier substrate.
Claims33
An electrical subassembly, comprising:
- a holding device mechanically fixable to a carrier substrate and including at least one support surface configured to engage the carrier substrate;
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- an electrical component fixed to the holding device and including at least one connecting element, the at least one connecting element being electrically conductively connected to a contact part arranged at the at least one support surface, the contact part including a bent-off section of the at least one connecting element positioned at the support surface.
A carrier substrate, comprising:
- an electrical subassembly, the electrical subassembly including:
- a holding device mechanically fixable to the carrier substrate and including at least on support surface configured to engage the carrier substrate;
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- an electrical component fixed to the holding device and including at least one connecting element, the at least one connecting element being electrically conductively connected to a contact part arranged at the at least one support surface, the contact part including a bent-off section of the at least one connecting element positioned at the support surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.