Water-proof structure for electric wire and water-proof method for electric wire
AssigneeYazaki Corporation
InventorsEiichi Tohyama, Michitake Masuda, Hideyuki Wada
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Abstract
A water-proof structure for electric wire includes a pair of electric wires, a pair of first positioning members, and a molded body. The electric wires include core wire exposed parts each in which a core wire is exposed by peeling off an insulation sheath. The first positioning members hold the electric wires spaced from each other and position the electric wires in a height direction of the electric wires. The molded body is molded with resin such that the core wire exposed parts are sealed in a state where the electric wires are positioned by the first positioning members.
Claims5
A water-proof structure for electric wire comprising:
- a pair of electric wires that include core wire exposed parts each in which a core wire is exposed by peeling off an insulation sheath;
- a pair of first positioning members that hold the electric wires spaced from each other and position the electric wires in a height direction of the electric wires;
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- a molded body that is molded with resin such that the core wire exposed parts are sealed in a state where the electric wires are positioned by the first positioning members.
A water-proof method for electric wire comprising:
- peeling off insulation sheaths of a pair of electric wires to form core wire exposed parts each in which a core wire is exposed;
- connecting lead wires of an electronic component to the core wire exposed parts of the electric wires;
- mounting a pair of first positioning members and a pair of second positioning members to the electric wires and the electronic component to position the electric wires and the electronic component;
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- mold-forming with resin a molded body such that the electric wires including connection portions of the core wire exposed parts and the lead wires of the electronic component are sealed with the resin in a state where the electric wires and the electronic component are positioned by the first positioning members and the second positioning members.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.