US 7,125,260 B2 · Mounting structure of connector

Abstract

A connector mounting structure on a circuit board is presented. A connector has a plurality of terminals comprising first terminals separated with a predetermined pitch and second terminals separated with a pitch larger than the predetermined pitch. The first and second terminals have respectively a first tail part facing toward the circuit board and a second tail part bent toward the circuit board after extending in the lateral direction from the connector housing. The first tail part is reflow-soldered to a land part formed on a surface of the circuit board, and the bent top end of the second tail part is inserted into a mounting hole penetrating another land part formed on the circuit board and reflow-soldered. In this mounting structure of the connector, it is simultaneously possible to narrow a pitch between terminals and to increase the peeling strength.

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Dependent claims

A mounting structure for mounting a connector on a circuit board,

wherein said connector comprises a plurality of terminals arranged in a connector housing,
wherein said terminals comprise first terminals separated with a predetermined pitch, and second terminals separated with a pitch larger than said predetermined pitch,
wherein each of said first terminals has a first tail part facing toward said circuit board, and each of said second terminals has a second tail part bent toward said circuit board after extending in the lateral direction from said connector housing,
wherein said first tail part is reflow-soldered to a land part formed on a surface of said circuit board, and a bent top end of said second tail part is inserted into a mounting hole penetrating another land part formed on the surface of said circuit board and reflow-soldered to said other land part.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Mounting structure of connector

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Mounting structure of connector

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