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US 2020/0025590 A1Published application
Connection structure, touch sensor and method for forming connection structure
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Tokai Rika Deniki Seisakusho
InventorHajime ITO
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Abstract
A connection structure includes a terminal with an electric wire attached thereto and with an insertion hole, a sheet-shaped conductive member including a cut portion formed by being cut in to be pierced from a front surface to a rear surface thereof, and a rivet swaged while inserting a swaged portion into the insertion hole and the cut portion and rolling together the conductive member of the cut portion to have a conduction between the terminal and the conductive member.
Claims7
A connection structure, comprising:
- a terminal with an electric wire attached thereto and with an insertion hole;
- a sheet-shaped conductive member comprising a cut portion formed by being cut in to be pierced from a front surface to a rear surface thereof;
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- a rivet swaged while inserting a swaged portion into the insertion hole and the cut portion and rolling together the conductive member of the cut portion to have a conduction between the terminal and the conductive member.
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A method for forming a connection structure, comprising:
- forming a cut portion in a sheet-shaped conductive member by cutting in the conductive member to be pierced from a front surface to a rear surface thereof;
- disposing a terminal with an electric wire attached thereto and with an insertion hole on a front surface side of the conductive member;
- inserting a swaged portion of a rivet into the insertion hole and the cut portion to stretch the conductive member of the cut portion towards a rear surface side thereof;
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- swaging the rivet to deform a tip of the swaged portion such that the conductive member of the cut portion stretched towards the rear surface side of the conductive member is rolled together to have a conduction between the terminal and the conductive member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.