41 |
Circuit board and keyboard device using same |
JP14509596 |
1996-05-15 |
JPH09305278A |
1997-11-28 |
SHIGA SADAICHI; HATANO NAOYUKI |
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To suppress the radiation of radiant noise generated between wiring patterns formed on the circuit pattern to outside the circuit board and a keyboard device by forming a ground pattern between wiring patterns.
SOLUTION: This device consists of wiring patterns 31 led out of solder lands 8 and 9, output terminal parts formed at one-end sides of the wiring patterns 31, an integrated circuit for control which is connected to the solder lands 8 and 9, and the ground pattern 30 for holding an earth potential. Then the ground pattern is formed between the wiring patterns 31. Consequently, the wiring patterns 31 led out of the solder lands 8 and 9 have capacity connections with the ground pattern 30 arranged between the wiring patterns 31, and high frequency noise mixed with signals flowing through the wiring patterns 31 is made to flow to the ground pattern 30 by the capacitive connections. Consequently, the high-frequency noise mixed with the signals can be reduced.
COPYRIGHT: (C)1997,JPO |
42 |
Membrane switch |
JP29024287 |
1987-11-17 |
JP2672820B2 |
1997-11-05 |
郁夫 小林; 秀雄 後藤 |
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43 |
JPH07502846A - |
JP51194893 |
1992-12-30 |
JPH07502846A |
1995-03-23 |
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44 |
JPH0480487B2 - |
JP18009583 |
1983-09-28 |
JPH0480487B2 |
1992-12-18 |
EUJENIO BERUTSUTO; JOBANNI FURANKINO; RINO SETSURA |
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45 |
JPH041750Y2 - |
JP12277086 |
1986-08-07 |
JPH041750Y2 |
1992-01-21 |
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46 |
Key input device and electronic apparatus |
JP29042389 |
1989-11-08 |
JPH03152815A |
1991-06-28 |
KITAHARA JUN; KITATSUME YOSHIAKI; ITO HIROMICHI; TSUNEHIRO TAKASHI |
PURPOSE: To dispense with a space for holding a key top switch and miniaturize a key input device by boring a hole in the upper surface of a receiving body for receiving a printed board, catching a key top into this hole to project its upper part from the hole, and energizing the key top in the projecting direction by an elastic member provided on the printed board.
CONSTITUTION: A printed board 2 having a plurality of electronic parts 3 for input operation to a body not shown on the lower surface and a plurality of printed electrodes 6 on the upper surface is received in a receiving body 1. A hole 18 slightly larger than the diameter of a key top 4 to be inserted thereto is bored in one wall of the receiving body 1. At the beginning of assembling, the key top 4 having a wide engaging part 15 on the lower surface is inserted into the hole from the lower surface, and the upper surface of the key top 4 is projected while preventing the pass through of the key top 4 by the engaging part 15. Thereafter, the center part lower surface of a contact electrode 7 for the electrode 6 provided on the lower surface of the engaging part 16 is pushed up by a leaf spring 5 mounted on the board 2 to ordinarily bring the electrodes 6, 7 into cut state.
COPYRIGHT: (C)1991,JPO&Japio |
47 |
JPH0327942B2 - |
JP16316882 |
1982-09-21 |
JPH0327942B2 |
1991-04-17 |
SUWA KANAME |
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48 |
JPH0327941B2 - |
JP16316782 |
1982-09-21 |
JPH0327941B2 |
1991-04-17 |
SUWA KANAME |
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49 |
JPS6329995U - |
JP12277086 |
1986-08-07 |
JPS6329995U |
1988-02-27 |
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50 |
Connector for wheel circuit |
JP21273985 |
1985-09-27 |
JPS6185778A |
1986-05-01 |
YURUGEN ERUSHIYU |
A flexible carrier film with a printed circuit thereon is provided in combination with a terminal device which provides a plurality of terminal connection pins. A first part of the printed circuit contains a plurality of conductors, and a second part contains a plurality of resistor strips for supplying voltage levels to each conductor. In order to connect the first and second parts without crossings, a grid of connection strips is provided between the conductor strips and resistor strips and connected thereto. The film is bent along a score line extending through the grid and at a right angle thereto, with the conductor strips and resistor strips located on the outside of the folded film. The film is then clamped to the terminal device at the score line so that each connection strip is clamped on both sides of the score line. |
51 |
Keyboard wheel circuit |
JP20548285 |
1985-09-19 |
JPS6178194A |
1986-04-21 |
YURUGEN ERUSHIYU |
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52 |
Key switch structure |
JP13970783 |
1983-07-30 |
JPS6032215A |
1985-02-19 |
OOSAWA HIROSHI; KURASHIMA ISAO; KAWAI YOSHIO |
In a keyswitch structure, a number of recesses are formed in a lower case, and a projection with a flat top surface is formed inside each of the recesses. The recesses communicate with each other by means of grooves formed on the lower case, and fixed contacts are provided on the projections. A pattern is formed on the under surface of a flexible substrate put on the lower case so that movable contacts, included in the pattern, face the fixed contacts. An elastic sheet with a number of buttons is put on the flexible substrate, and the flexible substrate and the elastic sheet are fixedly held between an upper case and the lower case. When any of the buttons of the elastic sheet is pushed, the elastic sheet and the flexible substrate are elastically deformed to bring the movable contacts into contact with the fixed contacts. |
53 |
Contact type keyboard |
JP18009583 |
1983-09-28 |
JPS5994318A |
1984-05-31 |
EUJIENIO BERUTSUTO; JIYOBANNI FURANKINO; RINO SETSURA |
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54 |
Panel keyboard |
JP5315782 |
1982-03-31 |
JPS58169825A |
1983-10-06 |
INOUE KAZUO |
A membrane panel keyboard is presented having magnetic material in one contact element and magnetic field generating means to achieve self-retention or key closure retention when a key is actuated. |
55 |
Sheet-like small-sized electronic apparatus |
JP3327482 |
1982-03-03 |
JPS58151620A |
1983-09-08 |
HARA KAZUYA; TAKEUCHI EIICHI |
PURPOSE:To make a case thin remarkably, and to improve its portability, by constituting an electronic apparatus of upper and lower cases having toughness, which are made to closely adhere and are laminated on an electronic parts constitution body, and a frame for supporting the electronic parts constitution body by surrounding it. CONSTITUTION:A semiconductor integrated circuit element 26 for executing the opertion by turning on and off a switch element operated from the outside, a liquid crystal display element 34 for executing the display by a signal from the element 26, and a solar battery 43 for applying driving voltage to the elements 26, 34 are arrayed and connected on a substrate 21, by which an electronic parts constitution body 11 is formed. It is constituted so that a sheet-like upper case 1 and lower case 2, having toughness, respectively are made to closely adhere and are laminated on the upper side and the lower side of the constitution body 11, and a frame 16 having toughness supports the constitution body 11 by surrounding it. The case 1 consists of an operating part 50 for operating the switch element, an upper face sheet 12 having a display window 53 opposed to the element 34, and an upper sheet 13 having a hole part 56 corresponding to the switch element. The case 2 consists of a lower face sheet 14 and a lower sheet 15. |
56 |
JPS4833727A - |
JP8639972 |
1972-08-30 |
JPS4833727A |
1973-05-12 |
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57 |
A METHOD OF MANUFACTURING AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE |
PCT/IB2004052203 |
2004-10-26 |
WO2005043573A3 |
2005-07-14 |
VAN BEEK JOZEF T M; ULENAERS MATHIEU J E |
16 ABSTRACT: A method of manufacturing a micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) device, comprising providing a base layer (10) and a mechanical layer (12) on a substrate (14), providing a sacrificial layer (16) between the base layer (10) and the mechanical layer (12), providing an etch stop layer (18) between the sacrificial layer (16) and the substrate (14), and removing the sacrificial layer (16) by means of dry chemical etching, wherein the dry chemical etching is performed using a fluorine-containing plasma, and the etch stop layer (18) comprises a substantially non-conducting, fluorine chemistry inert material, such as HfO2, ZrO2, Al2O3 or TiO2. |
58 |
FLEXIBLE TOUCHPAD CIRCUIT WITH MOUNTED CIRCUIT BOARD |
PCT/US9723643 |
1997-12-19 |
WO9830967A3 |
1998-10-15 |
LEDIN MARC; KASSER BERNARD; BISSET STEPHEN J |
An improved flexible substrate for a touchpad (10), with the flexible substrate (10) having conductive ink for forming a sensor array (14). A printed circuit board (26) is also used, but only for the components (16, 18 and 20) which need to connect to the array, and not the array, thus giving a smaller printed circuit board. The printed circuit board (26) can have the components compactly mounted on it taking advantage of the close spacing available in PC board technology. The PC board itself has wider spacing on its contacts at its outer edges, allowing it to be attached by conductive glue to the flexible substrate. |
59 |
Front panel overlay incorporating a logic circuit |
US13765418 |
2013-02-12 |
US09996173B2 |
2018-06-12 |
John H. Schneider; William A. Herring; Daniel W. Johnston |
A front panel overlay having a plurality of layers and one or more logic circuits incorporated therein is disclosed. One of the plurality of layers may have a first electrical contact and another one of the plurality of layers may have a second electrical contact. The one or more logic circuits may be incorporated at least indirectly within the plurality of layers and may be activated when the first electrical contact completes an electrical circuit with the second electrical contact. |
60 |
Tactile switch assembly in an electronic device |
US14480276 |
2014-09-08 |
US09972459B1 |
2018-05-15 |
Matthew D. Hill; Matthew P. Rao; Alex M. Lee; Benjamin J. Pope; Jared M. Kole; Scott A. Myers; Stefan C. Mag |
A tactile switch assembly can include a tactile switch structure electrically connected to one end of a flexible circuit. The tactile switch assembly has a first length when the flexible circuit is in an unfolded state and a smaller second length when the flexible circuit is in a folded state. The flexible circuit folds over itself one or more times in the folded state. The tactile switch structure can include a stiffener positioned over a switch. The flexible circuit can extend over at least a portion of a top surface of the stiffener and wrap around the stiffener at a bend region and extend under at least a portion of a bottom surface of the stiffener. One or more component chambers can be created in openings in the stiffener that provide additional locations for one or more electrical components to be electrically connected to the flexible circuit. |