Power supply switch, power feeding circuit and electric connection box
US-2015380191-A1 · Dec 31, 2015 · US
US10090657B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10090657-B2 |
| Application number | US-201515309978-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Apr 21, 2015 |
| Priority date | May 9, 2014 |
| Publication date | Oct 2, 2018 |
| Grant date | Oct 2, 2018 |
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Provided is a circuit assembly that includes a circuit board that has an opening, a plurality of busbars that are laid on one surface side of the circuit board, a coil that has a main portion 16 and a plurality of lead terminals, the lead terminals being connected to the plurality of busbars that are exposed through the opening, and a heatsink that is laid, via an adhesive agent, on surfaces of the plurality of busbars that are opposite to the circuit board. Cut-out portions for evacuating the adhesive agent are formed at edges of the plurality of busbars that are opposite to each other in the opening.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A circuit assembly comprising: a circuit board that has an opening; a plurality of busbars are laid on one surface side of the circuit board; an electronic component has a main portion and a plurality of lead terminals, the lead terminals being connected to a pair of busbars of the plurality of busbars, the pair of busbars are exposed through the opening, each of the pair of busbars being spaced apart from each other so as to create a slot, the slot is also exposed through the opening, the electronic component disposed over the slot; and a heatsink is laid, via an adhesive agent, on surfaces of the plurality of busbars that are opposite to the circuit board, and wherein a portion of the pair of busbars that are exposed through the opening further and is disposed underneath the electronic component include cut-out portions, the cut-out portions are formed at opposing edges of portion of the plurality of busbars so as to create a gap wider than the slot, the gap for evacuating the adhesive agent. 2. The circuit assembly according to claim 1 , wherein a pair of the cut-out portions are formed at positions of the plurality of busbars that are opposite to each other in the region of the opening. 3. An electrical junction box comprising: the circuit assembly according to claim 1 further including a case in which the circuit assembly is disposed. 4. An electrical junction box comprising: the circuit assembly according to claim 3 further including a case in which the circuit assembly is disposed. 5. A circuit assembly comprising: a circuit board that is made of an insulating plate on which an electrically conducting path is formed, and that is provided with a through-hole; and a busbar substrate that is laid on the circuit board, and that includes a plurality of busbars made of plate-shaped metal, and cut sections formed by cutting a tie bar connecting the plurality of busbars, wherein the cut sections of the busbar substrate are formed at positions that are contiguous with the through-hole of the circuit board. 6. The circuit assembly according to claim 5 , wherein the busbars in which the cut sections are formed include terminal sections that are connectable to the outside, and the terminal sections are bent in the vicinity of an edge of the circuit board. 7. The circuit assembly according to claim 6 , further comprising: an electronic component that has lead terminals that are connected to the busbars, wherein the lead terminals are connected to the busbars in which the cut sections are formed via the through-hole. 8. The circuit assembly according to claim 5 , further comprising: an electronic component that has lead terminals that are connected to the busbars, wherein the lead terminals are connected to the busbars in which the cut sections are formed via the through-hole. 9. An electrical junction box comprising: the circuit assembly according to claim 5 further including a case in which the circuit assembly is disposed. 10. A circuit assembly comprising: a circuit board that has an opening; a plurality of busbars that are laid on one surface side of the circuit board, the plurality of the busbars including a pair of busbars, the pair of busbars spaced apart from each other so as to form a slot disposed within the opening of the circuit board; and a shunt resistor that has connection terminal sections that are connected to the pair of busbars in the opening of the circuit board by soldering, and a resistor section that is contiguous to the connection terminal sections and disposed over the slot, wherein solder fillets that connect the shunt resistor and the busbars are formed closer to the connection terminal sections than to the resistor section. 11. The circuit assembly according to claim 10 , wherein cut-out portions are formed in areas of the busbars that overlap the resistor section of the shunt resistor, and ends of the cut-out portions are set to be closer to the connection terminal sections than to the resistor section. 12. An electrical junction box comprising: the circuit assembly according to claim 10 further including a case in which the circuit assembly is disposed. 13. A connected busbar structure comprising: a tie bar that connects a plurality of busbars made of plate-shaped metal such that the busbars can be cut apart, the connected busbar structure serving as a busbar substrate by being laid on a circuit board made of an insulating plate on which an electrically conducting path is formed and cutting the tie bar, wherein the tie bar is formed at a position that is contiguous with a through-hole formed in the circuit board.
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