Circuit board connector for insulated wire
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Apr 21, 1981
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Feb 8, 1979
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Feb 8, 1979
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A connector and terminal for insulated wire which includes a pin section particularly adapted to extend through an aperture in a circuit board. The connector, which is formed of a single piece of electrically conductive metal includes a tubular section adapted to receive and make electrical contact with an insulated wire, and an isolation section which is positioned between the tubular section and the pin section. The isolation section permits the pin section to be wave soldered on the other side of the circuit board without being contaminated by the insulated wire, and also protects the insulated wire from damage during soldering. The isolation section may take one of several forms, and may include a heat sink for further dissipating the heat resulting from the soldering process. Insulation displacement tynes are provided in the tubular section for making positive electrical contact with the wire. The pin section itself may be either press fit through the circuit board aperture, or may include one of several different locking features.
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