Contact element for pressing into a hole of a printed circuit board
A technology for printed circuit boards and contact elements, applied in the field of contact elements, can solve the problems of lack of elasticity, narrowness, and extremely uneven local loads.
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[0017] Figure 1 depicts a contact element for pressing into a socket on a printed circuit board, which has a pin-shaped pressing-in area with an insertion area (L1) and an adjacent deformable area (L2 , L3).
[0018] The width (D1) of this deformable zone is greater than the diameter of the socket, and the width (D2) of the insertion zone is smaller than the diameter of the socket, so that firstly the contact element with the insertion zone can be inserted in the insertion direction F without effort, and at the same time, Due to the oblique extension of the pins in the transition region L2, the contact elements are self-aligning in the socket.
[0019] The deformable zone is divided into a front zone (1) and a rear zone (2), and each of these two zones has a closed orifice, which is separated by a diaphragm (3). Thus, the prongs (4, 4a) are interrupted in the deformable region by an elongated hole, which is divided into two openings by a web connecting the prongs.
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