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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsVolker Luhr, Markus-Alexander Schweiker, Rene Kloetzig, Andrea Voeth
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The invention relates to an electrical circuit assembly (1), particularly for a control device of a motor vehicle, having a first circuit board (2), at least one second circuit board (3) and at least one holder (4) for holding the second circuit board (3) on the first circuit board (2), producing an electrical contact (6) between the first (2) and the second (3) circuit boards. According to the invention, the second circuit board (3) is preassembled on the holder (4) and the preassembled unit (5), comprising the second circuit board (3) and holder (4), is connected to the first circuit board (2), wherein the holder (4) and the second circuit board (3) are arranged crosswise, particularly at a right angle, to the first circuit board (2). The invention furthermore relates to a control device and to a method for producing an electrical circuit assembly (1).
An electrical circuit assembly (1), comprising a first circuit board (2), at least one second circuit board (3) and at least one mount (4) for holding the second circuit board (3) on the first circuit board (2) whilst producing an electrical contact (6) between the first (2) and the second (3) circuit board, characterized in that the second circuit board (3) is preassembled on the mount (4), and in that the preassembled unit (5) consisting of second circuit board (3) and mount (4) is connected to the first circuit board (2), wherein the mount (4) and the second circuit board (3) are arranged transversely, with respect to the first circuit board (2).
A method for producing an electrical circuit assembly (1), wherein the circuit assembly (1) has a first circuit board (2), at least one second circuit board (3) and at least one mount (4) for holding the second circuit board (3) on the first circuit board (2) whilst producing an electrical contact (6) between the first (2) and the second (3) circuit board, the method comprising:
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