Integrated wiring board assembly
AssigneeNGK Insulators, Ltd.
InventorHiroshi TAKEBAYASHI
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Abstract
A connection FPC 75 and a sheet heater 30 are joined together with a solder joint member interposed therebetween. The connection FPC 75 includes a ground contact point 90b and a connection electrode 90d extending along a row of contact points and to which the ground contact point 90b is connected. The connection electrode 90d extends beyond both ends of the row. The sheet heater 30 includes a ground land 46b and a connection land 46d extending along a row of lands and to which the ground land 46b is connected. The connection land 46d extends beyond both ends of the row.
Claims8
An integrated wiring board assembly, comprising:
- a first wiring board including a plurality of first contact points, exposed to an outside and arranged in a row in a predetermined direction, and a first connection electrode, extending along the row and to which one of the plurality of first contact points is connected, the first connection electrode extending beyond both ends of the row;
- a second wiring board of a type the same as or different from a type of the first wiring board, the second wiring board including a plurality of second contact points, exposed to the outside and arranged in a row in the predetermined direction, and a second connection electrode, extending along the row and to which one of the plurality of second contact points is connected, the second connection electrode extending beyond both ends of the row;
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- a joint member with which the first contact points of the first wiring board and the second contact points of the second wiring board are brazed or soldered while the first contact points and the second contact points face one another and with which the first connection electrode of the first wiring board and the second connection electrode of the second wiring board are brazed or soldered while the first connection electrode and the second connection electrode face each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.