US Patent 7225679 Pressure sensor
Patent 7225679 was granted and assigned to Denso on June, 2007 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Two sides of a single metal plate are bent to form the structure of a spring terminal having two spring portions. In the spring terminal having such a structure, the two spring portions are different from each other in a natural frequency. For this reason, when external vibrations are applied to a pressure sensor, even if one of the two spring portions of the spring terminal resonates with the external vibrations, the other spring portion can keep the electric connection between a circuit in a substrate and a terminal.
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US Patent 07225679 Pressure sensor US Patent 7225679 Pressure sensor
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