Conductive Terminal
AssigneeTyco Electronics (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
InventorsZebin (Donnie) Tang, Liming (Eric) Wang, Xinxin (Daisy) Li
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Abstract
A conductive terminal comprises a pair of abutting plate-shaped body parts having a front side and a rear side opposite to each other in a thickness direction thereof, and a left side and a right side opposite to each other in a width direction thereof. An insertion part extends from one of the two body parts. The terminal further includes a pair of first supporting wings arranged on the front side and the rear side of the body parts and aligned with each other at edges of the left side of the two body parts, respectively, and a pair of second supporting wings arranged on the front side and the rear side of the two body parts and aligned with each other at edges of the right side of the two body parts, respectively.
Claims20
A conductive terminal, comprising:
- a pair of abutting plate-shaped body parts having a front side and a rear side opposite to each other in a thickness direction thereof and a left side and a right side opposite to each other in a width direction thereof;
- an insertion part extending from one of the two body parts;
- a pair of first supporting wings arranged on the front side and the rear side of the body parts and aligned with each other at edges of the left side of the two body parts, respectively;
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- a pair of second supporting wings arranged on the front side and the rear side of the two body parts and aligned with each other at edges of the right side of the two body parts, respectively.
A conductive terminal, comprising:
- a plate-shaped body defining:
- an elongated insertion part extending from the body to be inserted into a circuit board;
- a first supporting foot arranged proximate a first side of the body and extending in both a forward and a rearward direction relative to the body;
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- a second supporting foot arranged proximate a second side of the body and extending in both the forward and the rearward direction relative to the body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.