Sheet type conductive member and connector
AssigneeJapan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited
InventorsAkira KIMURA, Seiya MATSUO, Keisuke NAKAMURA
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Abstract
A sheet type conductive member includes a tongue portion projecting in a tongue shape in a predetermined plane, a contact arrangement region in which a contact of a connector is arranged being laid out on a front surface of the sheet type conductive member, a first flexible conductor being exposed on the contact arrangement region, a second flexible conductor being exposed on a rear surface of the tongue portion, at least part of the tongue portion being folded back to a front surface side of the sheet type conductive member so that a contact connecting portion composed of part of the first flexible conductor and part of the second flexible conductor is formed in the contact arrangement region.
Claims11
A sheet type conductive member that extends along a predetermined plane and is attached to a connector, the sheet type conductive member comprising:
- a sheet body having insulating properties;
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- a first flexible conductor disposed on a front surface side of the sheet body, and a second flexible conductor disposed on a rear surface side of the sheet body,
- wherein the sheet type conductive member includes a tongue portion projecting in a tongue shape in the predetermined plane,
- wherein a contact arrangement region in which a contact of the connector is arranged is laid out on a front surface of the sheet type conductive member,
- wherein the first flexible conductor is exposed on the contact arrangement region,
- wherein the second flexible conductor is exposed on a rear surface of the tongue portion, and
- wherein at least part of the tongue portion is folded back to a front surface side of the sheet type conductive member so that a contact connecting portion composed of part of the first flexible conductor and part of the second flexible conductor is formed in the contact arrangement region.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.