Press-fit pin, connector and printed circuit board-connected structure
AssigneeFujitsu Takamisawa Component Limited
InventorsTakeshi Okuyama, Akira Okada, Hideo Miyazawa, Manabu Shimizu, Atsushi Sakurai
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AssigneeFujitsu Takamisawa Component Limited
InventorsTakeshi Okuyama, Akira Okada, Hideo Miyazawa, Manabu Shimizu, Atsushi Sakurai
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A press-fit pin for use with a printed circuit board assembly consisting of two opposed printed circuit boards, the press-fit pin having an upper first press-fit section and a lower second press-fit section. The first press-fit section and the second press-fit section are disposed so that the first press-fit section enters the first through-hole in the first printed circuit board before the second press-fit section enters the second through-hole in the second printed circuit board. As a result, the peaks of the forces required to press the first press-fit section and second press-fit section into place are staggered and do not coincide, resulting in a reduction in peak total force required and thus reducing the danger of bending the press-fit pin during insertion in the printed circuit boards.
A press-fit pin having an axis, comprising:
A connector comprising;
A printed circuit board-connected structure comprising:
A connector extending through aligned, first and second through-holes of respective, first and second spaced boards, comprising:
A press-fit pin insertable through aligned, first and second through-holes of first and second parallel boards spaced apart by a first distance, the press-fit pin comprising:
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