Abstract:
Frames are provided to adapt a multi-contact electrical connector to be electrically connectable with more than one style of ceramic substrate or the like. The connector is originally designed to accommodate therein a leadless ceramic substrate having two rows of spaced apart electrical terminal contact pads respectively disposed on two opposite side surfaces of the substrate. By insertion of either one of two different frames into the connector instead of the leadless substrate, the connector will be adapted to receive a corresponding one of two other styles of substrates.
Abstract:
Multi-contact connector for ceramic substrate integrated circuit assembly comprises a housing, adapted to receive the substrate, and a cover member. The housing contains two rows of contact terminals and supporting surface portions for supporting the substrate between the two rows of terminals. The cover member, when assembled to the housing, causes the contact portions of the terminals to move to and fro across the terminal pads on the substrate thereby to achieve a wiping action at the electrical interface.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a electromechanical relay having one or more double pole double throw switching subassemblies in a ''''dual-in-line'''' package. More specifically, the relay in its simplest form contains a motor subassembly driving a overlying armature which in turn moves a double leaf switch arm from one contact to another. The double leaf switch arm, pins, contacts, armature dampener arms and coil connections are stamped and formed from a single coplanar sheet of conductive material in the orientation of that of their positions in the assembled relay.
Abstract:
An interconnection system is disclosed for connecting ceramic substrate and the like to printed circuit boards, panels, or the like. The connector has a plurality of terminals therein each including a spring contact near one end for making contact with circuitry on a ceramic substrate, the substrate being snapped or otherwise secured in position on the connector. The other end of each terminal is a solder post and is designed to be plugged into a printed circuit board and soldered to circuitry thereon. In another form the other end of the terminal is in the form of a post to receive a wrapped electrical conductor therearound.