Wire harness for vehicle seat
AssigneesYazaki Corporation, Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMasayuki Kondo, Kazuhiro Kawachi
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Abstract
A wire harness for a vehicle seat is disposed in the vehicle seat and electrically connects electric parts to one another. The wire harness includes a flat circuit branch and a flat circuit body. The flat circuit body has one end connected to the circuit branch while the other end is connected to various electrical parts. The circuit branch also includes a sheet of branch seat or several sheets of branch seats that are selectively laminated to one another so that an electronic circuit corresponding to the specification or grade of the vehicle seat can be constituted.
Claims4
A wire harness for a vehicle seat disposed in the vehicle seat for electrically connecting electric parts to one another, comprising:
- a flat circuit branch;
- and
- a flat circuit body having one end connected to the circuit branch and another end connected to the electrical parts;
- wherein said flat circuit branch comprises a branch seat selected from a plurality of branch seats, or a plurality of branch seats selected from the plurality of branch seats, laminated on one another so that an electronic circuit corresponding to a specification of said vehicle seat can be constituted.
A wire harness for a vehicle seat disposed in the vehicle seat for electrically connecting electric parts to one another, comprising:
- a flat circuit branch;
- and
- a flat circuit body whose one end is connected to the circuit branch and whose other end is connected to the electrical parts;
- wherein said flat circuit branch comprises a branch seat or a plurality of branch seats selectively laminated on one another so that an electronic circuit corresponding to a specification of said vehicle seat can be constituted, at least one of said plurality of branch seats being provided with a notch for exposing a conductive portion of another one of said plurality of branch seats.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.