ELECTRONIC DEVICE WITH TERMINAL PIN TO BE FITTED TO FLEXIBLE BOARD

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a novel and improved system for fitting an electric terminal, such as a terminal pin to a flat flexible board or a flexible circuit. SOLUTION: An electronic device comprises a flat flexible insulating board 56 of less than 0.50 inch under in thickness, having a round...

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Hauptverfasser:	KREHBIEL FRED L, BERG PAUL CHRISTOPHER, HESTER TODD A, ETTERS HARRY N, FUERST ROBERT M
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