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US 2019/0199022 A1Published application
Surface-mount connector, surface-mount circuit board, and method of manufacturing surface-mount circuit board
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorYasushi Masuda
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Abstract
A surface-mount connector includes, a connector body, connection terminals provided to the connector body that are placed on terminal solder portions on a surface of a circuit board, and a positioning portion provided to the connector body that includes a solder portion being press-fitted into a through-hole of the circuit board with the connection terminals placed on the terminal solder portions.
Claims20
A surface-mount connector comprising:
- a connector body;
- connection terminals provided to the connector body, and configured to be placed on terminal solder portions on a surface of a circuit board;
- and
- a positioning portion provided to the connector body, and including a solder portion configured to be press-fitted into a through-hole of the circuit board with the connection terminals placed on the terminal solder portions.
1 more element
A surface-mount circuit board comprising:
- a circuit board including a through-hole and terminal solder portions on its surface;
- a connector body configured to face the surface of the circuit board;
- connection terminals provided to the connector body, and configured to be connected to the terminal solder portions;
- and
- a positioning portion provided to the connector body, and including a solder portion configured to be inserted in a through-hole of the circuit board and joined to an inner circumferential surface of the through-hole.
2 more elements
A method of manufacturing a surface-mount circuit board comprising:
- placing connection terminals of a surface-mount connector on terminal solder portions on a surface of a circuit board;
- and
- heating the terminal solder portions and a solder portion of a positioning portion of the surface-mount connector with the solder portion press-fitted in a through-hole of the circuit board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.