Teikoku Tsushin Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Teikoku Tsuhin Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Jiroh Inagaki

Nobuyuki Yagi

Yasutoshi Kaku

Shinji Mizuno

Kozo Morita

Atsushi Hari

Takashi Shinoki

Nobuyuki Kikuchi

Akiko Yamanaka

Yosutoshi Kaku

The keytop of a push-button switch includes a keytop portion situated on the top of a resin film, and a retaining portion situated on the underside of the resin film. The keytop portion and retaining portion are formed into a unitary body by a resin-molding process in which resin is passed through a hole provided in the resin film such that the resin film is sandwiched between the keytop portion and the retaining portion. In another embodiment, the retaining portion is loop-shaped and is formed into a unitary body with the keytop portion by a resin-molding process in which the resin passes through a plurality of holes provided in the resin film in a pattern corresponding to the loop-shaped circumference of the retaining portion. The resin film is sandwiched in a water-tight state between the keytop portion and the loop-shaped retaining portion.

Push-button switch, keytop, and method of manufacturing the keytop

A mount for electronic parts includes a flexible board made of a thermoplastic resin film and having electrically conductive patterns formed thereon, and an electrically conductive bonding agent for bonding terminals of the electronic parts to the conductive patterns. Some or all of the electronic parts to be mounted are resin-molded to the flexible board so as to be integrated therewith.

Mount for electronic parts

A molded resin casing of an electronic part equipped with a flat cable and internally accommodating a board on which are formed electric conductor patterns slidingly contacted by contacts of a slider of the electronic part. A flexible board having various electric conductor patterns formed on a synthetic resin film is used as the board, the flexible board is formed integral with a flat cable including a synthetic resin film on which are formed electric conductor patterns electrically connected to the aforementioned various electric conductor patterns, and when the molded resin casing is molded by injecting a molten synthetic resin, the flexible board is inserted in such a manner that the electric conductor patterns are exposed within the casing, thereby integrating the flexible board and synthetic resin casing, with the flat cable extending outwardly from a side portion of the synthetic resin casing.

Method of making molded resin casing of electronic part with flat cable

Disclosed is a molded resin casing of a rotary- or sliding-type electronic part internally accommodating a board on which are formed electric conductor patterns slidingly contacted by contacts of a slider of the electronic part, wherein a flexible board having the electric conductor patterns formed on a film comprising a synthetic resin material is used as the board, and the flexible board is inserted inside the synthetic resin casing in such a manner that the electric conductor patterns are exposed to the interior of the casing.

Molded resin casing of electronic part incorporating flexible board

A molded resin casing of a rotary- or sliding-type electronic part internally accommodating a board on which are formed electric conductor patterns slidingly contacted by contacts of a slider of the electronic part, wherein a flexible board having the electric conductor patterns formed on a film comprising a synthetic resin material is used as the board, and the flexible board is inserted inside the synthetic resin casing in such as manner that the electric conductor patterns are exposed to the interior of the casing.

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Tokyo, Japan

Jiroh Inagaki