Flat pin connector for electronic circuit boards
AssigneeMelcher AG
InventorPeter Gammenthaler
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AssigneeMelcher AG
InventorPeter Gammenthaler
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A socket (1) forms part of a flat-pin connector designed for 19" racks. Mounted on it by means of soldering tabs (3) is a standard circuit board (2) which is fitted in a housing (9). The housing (9) has two parallel walls (13,14) and is closed off from the socket by a half-frame (16). The part of the socket (1) facing towards the circuit board (2) has a central section (6) which not only carries the soldering tabs (3) but also acts as a stop for the circuit board (2). The dimensions and position of this central section (6) are such that the housing wall (13) which covers the solder side of the circuit board does not extend out more than a distance defined by the distance between the pin array and the side of the socket (1), so that the whole of the rest of the width comprising distances is available for components and the other wall (14). The space available for components can be further increased by providing over the shoulder (10) as recess (12) which allows the circuit board (2) to be mechanically fixed in place by means of rivets or bolts passing through a hole (11).
An improved arrangement of a male multipoint connector in an H design mounted to a connector surface of a circuit board and said circuit board being secured to a plate, said plate having a predetermined plate thickness, and an exterior surface disposed away from said circuit board, said circuit board having a predetermined board thickness, said male multipoint connector including:
An improved arrangement of a male multipoint connector in an H design mounted to a connector surface of a circuit board and said circuit board being secured to a housing, said housing having an upper wall with a top surface disposed away from and substantially parallel to said circuit board and said housing having a lower wall with a bottom surface disposed away from and substantially parallel to said circuit board, said lower wall of said housing having a predetermined wall thickness, said circuit board having a predetermined board thickness, said male multipoint connector including:
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