US20010025718A1 - Bus bar wiring plate body for electric coupling box - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box used for coupling an electric system within a vehicle such as an automobile etc. and, more particularly, relates to the configuration of a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box which increases the insulating resistance between bus bar members disposed within the electric coupling box to make it possible to improve a withstand voltage and reduce a leak current.
- a related electric coupling box such as a junction block (J/B), a relay box etc. used for electric wiring within a vehicle such as an automobile etc.
- a bus bar wiring plate 1 in which a plurality of bus bar members 3 wired along the surface of an insulating substrate 2 are formed in a manner that respective tab-shaped terminals 7 are protruded upward and downward from both opposite surfaces of the insulating substrate 2 .
- the related electric coupling box is provided with a rear cover 4 for housing the bus bar wiring plate 1 , a front cover 6 on which connector housings 6 a to 6 c for a relay, a fuse, an electronic circuit unit etc. are protrusively provided, and a waterproof cover 9 capable of covering the front cover.
- the bus bar wiring plate 1 is arranged in a manner that, in order to wire the bus bar members 3 along the surface of the insulating substrate 2 , respective ribs 2 A for positioning and increasing the insulating resistance are protrusively provided among the respective bus bar members 3 on the insulating substrate 2 .
- each of such countermeasures has a problem that the size of the electric coupling box itself becomes larger and the packaging density within the electric coupling box reduces.
- bus bar members 3 are wired within groove portions formed by the respective ribs 2 A on the surface of the insulating substrate 2 , since both the bus bar members and the ribs are hard, it is difficult to fit the bus bar members 3 within the groove portions in a firmly fitting state. Thus, there arises a problem that when the bus bar members 3 are not engaged by a particular engagement means, the close adhesion between both the bus bar members and the ribs can not be guaranteed and so abnormal sound such as rattling sound is generated due to the loose fitting state of the bus bar members 3 .
- the bus bar wiring plate 1 is formed by laminating the insulating substrates 2 and the bus bar members 3 in plural stages.
- An insulating member 5 made of rubber etc. is sandwiched between the insulating substrate 2 of the upper layer and the insulating substrate 2 of the lower layer thereby to press the bus bar members 3 of the lower layer through the insulating member 5 , whereby the rattling phenomenon can be prevented and the insulating properties can be improved.
- the bus bar wiring plate 1 can not be miniaturized nor lightened and further is limited in the improvement of the withstand voltage.
- the invention is intended to eliminate the aforesaid problem of the conventional technique, and an object of the invention is to provide a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box which can improve insulating properties between bus bar members to prevent the generation of a leak current and also can miniaturize the size thereof.
- a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box comprising:
- bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box since the respective bus bar members are heated and hardened in a state being sandwiched between the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, a single bus bar wiring plate body can be formed without providing a supporting plate etc.
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates become fluidity between the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and also flow into engagement holes etc. formed at the respective bus bar members and thereafter heated and hardened.
- the rattling phenomenon of the respective bus bar members can be prevented and the insulating properties thereof can be improved, so that the leak current can be reduced and the bus bar wiring plate body can be miniaturized and light-weighted.
- the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that hardened epoxy resin plates with hard properties are laminated on the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof, respectively, and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, the respective bus bar members and the respective hardened epoxy resin plates.
- bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box since the insulation etc. of the respective bus bar members is covered by the respective hardened epoxy resin plates, the bus bar wiring plate body can be entirely enhanced in its strength.
- the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that a printed circuit board with hard property is laminated on at least one of the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective bus bar members and a circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board in an insulated state.
- bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box since the circuit pattern is laminated on the respective bus bar members, the packaging density of the bus bar wiring plate body can be improved.
- the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are coupled to predetermined positions of the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board, respectively.
- bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box since the bus bar members are coupled to the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board, the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
- the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are respectively protruded as external coupling terminals through the through holes formed at least the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate or the hardened epoxy resin plate.
- bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box since the respective bus bar members serve as the external coupling terminals, the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
- the aforesaid object can also be achieved by a method of manufacturing a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box, said method comprising the steps of:
- a gaps is formed between the plurality of bus bar members and the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates.
- the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates are pressed toward the plurality of bus bar members during said heating and hardening step.
- the method of manufacturing the bus bar wiring plate body further comprising the step of:
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 1 has not been laminated yet.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 2 has been laminated.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 4 has not been laminated yet.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 5 has been laminated.
- FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing the main portion of a conventional electric coupling box.
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view showing the main portion of a related bus bar wiring plate body.
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing the main portion of another related bus bar wiring plate body.
- FIG. 10 is a sectional view showing the main portion of a still another related bus bar wiring plate body.
- FIG. 11 is a sectional view showing the main portion of a related bus bar wiring plate body in a laminated state
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 1 has not been laminated yet.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 2 has been laminated.
- a bus bar wiring plate body 20 for the electric coupling box is arranged in a manner that bus bar members 23 , 24 wired along a predetermined circuit are putted between two pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 with soft properties which are disposed at upper and lower positions, respectively.
- the bus bar wiring plate body 20 integrated as shown in FIG. 3 can be obtained.
- the one bus bar member 23 is provided with a tab shaped terminal 23 A formed by electing the one end thereof and an engagement hole 23 B opened in a circular shape.
- the other bus bar member 24 is formed in a belt shape.
- Each of the bus bar members 23 , 24 can be changed suitably in its number, shape and position etc. of the wiring. Members shown by phantom lines in FIGS. 1 to 3 will be described later as a modified example of the embodiment.
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 are ones generally used for general printed circuit boards (PCBs) .
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates are temporarily formed as thin-film shaped thermoset epoxy resin plates in a non-hardened state, that is, in a state before the hardening reaction. After the hardening process, the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 are formed as hardened epoxy resin plates which are excellent in heat resisting properties.
- the bus bar wiring plate body 20 is suitable for use in the vicinity of an engine room etc.
- Each of the bus bar members 23 , 24 is formed by bending a belt-shaped conductive metal plate and generally used ones may be used as the bus bar members.
- the tab shaped terminal 23 A provided at the one bus bar member 23 is passed through a through hole 21 A formed at the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 21 in the upper position. Then, the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 21 at the upper position, the bus bar members 23 , 24 wired in a parallel state, and the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 22 at the lower side are assembled in a laminated state.
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 and the bus bar members 23 , 24 are not integrated yet, and there remains small gaps between the epoxy resin plates and the bus bar members.
- the heat pressing process is performed such that these laminated members and plates are heated and applied with pressure from the upper and lower direction.
- a heat press machine (not shown) is employed in which a terminal run off portion for passing the tab shaped terminal 23 A therethrough is formed at elastic material such as rubber etc. About 140° C., for example, is suitable as the heat temperature.
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 at the upper and lower positions become fluidity and are pressed inside, so that the epoxy resin plates flow into the engagement hole 23 B provided at the bus bar member 23 and the gaps etc. between the bus bar members 23 , 24 so as to fill them, and thereafter hardened entirely.
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 are transmuted into hardened epoxy resin plates, respectively, and integrated with the bus bar members 23 , 24 to thereby form the bus bar wiring plate body 20 shown in FIG. 3.
- the aforesaid bus bar wiring plate body 20 is left as it is for 24 hours within the atmosphere with the temperature of 60° C. and the relative humidity of 95%, and thereafter a leak current is measured. As a result of the measurement, the leak current between the respective bus bar members 23 and 24 was always 0.1mmA or less.
- the bus bar wiring plate body does not require leak-prevention ribs for the bus bar members which was required in the related bus bar wiring plate.
- the thickens of the bus bar wiring plate body 20 can be reduced to a large extent and so the electric coupling box can be miniaturized and light-weighted.
- the configuration of the bus bar wiring plate body 20 for the electric coupling box according to the embodiment is not limited to the aforesaid configuration and can be modified suitably.
- a hardened epoxy resin plate 25 may be disposed above the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 21 located in the upper position as shown by the phantom line and a hardened epoxy resin plate 26 may be disposed below the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 22 located in the lower position as shown by the phantom line.
- these plates and members are laminated as shown by the phantom lines in FIG. 2 and subjected to the heat pressing operation.
- the hardened epoxy resin plates 25 , 26 are laminated above and below the bus bar wiring plate body 20 , respectively, so that the strength of the bus bar wiring plate body 20 can be improved.
- the hardened epoxy resin plate 25 is also provided with a through hole 25 A so that the tab shaped terminal 23 A is passed therethrough at the time of the lamination.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to the another embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 4 has not been laminated yet.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 5 has been laminated.
- this embodiment differs from the aforesaid embodiment in a point that a print circuit board (PCB) is laminated so as to improve the packaging density, like parts corresponding to those of the aforesaid embodiment are marked with the same references and therefore the explanation thereof is omitted.
- PCB print circuit board
- the bus bar wiring plate body 20 A for the electric coupling box according to the embodiment is formed by sequentially laminating from the upper direction in this figure a pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 21 , bus bar members 23 , 24 , a pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 22 and a printed circuit board 28 .
- the printed circuit board 28 is disposed so as to oppose to the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 22 in a manner that the surface of the print circuit board on which a circuit pattern 28 A shown by a broken line is formed is directed downward.
- the tab shaped terminal 23 A provided at the bus bar member 23 is passed through a through hole 21 A formed at the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 21 in the upper position. Then, the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 2 l at the upper position, the bus bar members 23 , 24 wired in a parallel state, the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 22 at the lower direction and the printed circuit board 28 are placed in a state just before the lamination. In this respect, the respective members, plates and board are in the state just before the lamination, and there remains small gaps thereamong.
- the heat pressing process is performed such that these laminated members, plates and board are heated and applied with pressure from the upper and lower direction.
- a heat press machine (not shown) is employed in which a terminal run off portion for passing the tab shaped terminal 23 A therethrough is formed at elastic material such as rubber etc. About 140° C., for example, is suitable as the heat temperature.
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 at the upper and lower positions become fluidity and flow while being pressed inside into an engagement hole 23 B provided at the bus bar member 23 and the gaps etc. between the bus bar members 23 , 24 so as to fill them, and thereafter the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 at the upper and lower portions are hardened entirely.
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates 21 , 22 at the upper and lower portions, the bus bar members 23 , 24 and the printed circuit board 28 are integrated and hardened in the laminated state to thereby form the bus bar wiring plate body 20 A.
- the bus bar wiring plate body 20 A for the electric coupling box since the circuit pattern 28 A as well as the bus bar members 23 , 24 is laminated, the packing density of the bus bar wiring plate body 20 A can be improved. Further, this embodiment can attain the same effects as the aforesaid embodiment with respect to the improvement of the waterproof and insulating functions and it becomes possible to miniaturize the bus bar wiring plate body 20 A, so that the electric coupling box to which the bus bar wiring plate body 20 A is applied can be miniaturized, light-weighted and multifunctional.
- the configuration of the bus bar wiring plate body 20 A for the electric coupling box according to the embodiment is not limited to the aforesaid configuration and can be modified suitably.
- another print circuit board may be laminated at the upper portion of the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 21 in a manner that a circuit pattern of the circuit board is directed upward.
- the circuit patterns are laminated in an insulated state above and below the bus bar members 23 , 24 .
- the tab shaped terminal 23 A of the bus bar member 23 and the circuit patterns can be coupled by means of the soldering process etc. Further, the coupling between the bus bar members 23 , 24 and the circuit patterns and the coupling between the circuit patterns of the upper and lower circuit boards can be performed by forming through holes.
- a pre-hardening epoxy resin plate and a printed circuit board may be further laminated below the printed circuit board 28 .
- the aforesaid hardened epoxy resin plates may be laminated at the uppermost and lowermost portions of the bus bar wiring plate body to thereby improve the entire strength thereof.
- the respective bus bar members are wired between the plurality of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates with soft properties, and the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and the respective bus bar members are heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective bus bar members in the electrically insulated state .
- the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates become fluidity between the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and flow into the gaps between the respective bus bar members and thereafter are hardened.
- the rattling phenomenon Of the respective bus bar members can be prevented and the insulating properties thereof can be improved, so that the leak current can be reduced and the bus bar wiring plate body can be miniaturized and light-weighted
- the hardened epoxy resin plates with hard properties are laminated on the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof, respectively, and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, the respective bus bar members and the respective hardened epoxy resin plates.
- bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box since the insulation etc. of the respective bus bar members is covered by the respective hardened epoxy resin plates, the bus bar wiring plate body can be entirely enhanced in its strength.
- the printed circuit board with hard property is laminated on at least one of the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective bus bar members and the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board in an insulated state.
- the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are coupled to the predetermined positions of the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board, respectively.
- the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
- the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are respectively protruded as the external coupling terminals through through holes formed at least the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate or the hardened epoxy resin plate.
- the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
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The bus bar wiring plate body (20) for an electric coupling box according to the present invention is arranged in a manner that bus bar members (23, 24) are wired between pre-hardening epoxy resin plates (21, 22) and these pre-hardening epoxy resin plates are subjected to the heat pressing process to thereby integrate the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates (21, 22) and the bus bar members (23, 24) in a laminated state. When hardened epoxy resin plates (25, 26) are disposed at the outsides of the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates (21, 22) as shown by phantom lines, respectively, the strength of the bus bar wiring plate body (20) can be improved. Thus, since the bus bar members (23, 24) are sealed in an insulated state, leak current can be reduced surely. Further, the thickness of the bus bar wiring plate body (20) can be reduced to a large extent, so that the electric coupling box can be miniaturized and lightweighted.
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- 1. Technical Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box used for coupling an electric system within a vehicle such as an automobile etc. and, more particularly, relates to the configuration of a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box which increases the insulating resistance between bus bar members disposed within the electric coupling box to make it possible to improve a withstand voltage and reduce a leak current.
- 2. Related Art
- As shown in FIG. 7, a related electric coupling box such as a junction block (J/B), a relay box etc. used for electric wiring within a vehicle such as an automobile etc. is provided with a bus
bar wiring plate 1 in which a plurality ofbus bar members 3 wired along the surface of aninsulating substrate 2 are formed in a manner that respective tab-shaped terminals 7 are protruded upward and downward from both opposite surfaces of theinsulating substrate 2. The related electric coupling box is provided with arear cover 4 for housing the busbar wiring plate 1, afront cover 6 on whichconnector housings 6 a to 6 c for a relay, a fuse, an electronic circuit unit etc. are protrusively provided, and awaterproof cover 9 capable of covering the front cover. - In particular, as shown in FIG. 8, the bus
bar wiring plate 1 is arranged in a manner that, in order to wire thebus bar members 3 along the surface of theinsulating substrate 2,respective ribs 2A for positioning and increasing the insulating resistance are protrusively provided among the respectivebus bar members 3 on theinsulating substrate 2. - However, according to the related bus
bar wiring plate 1, as the power supply voltage (battery voltage) of a vehicle has been increased from 12V to 36V, there is a case as for theconventional ribs 2A that the insulating resistance among thebus bar members 3 decreases and so a leak current flows due to the shortage of the withstand voltage. When this leak current flows, there arise problems that a failure caused by signal leakage may occur and an unexpected failure likely occurs due to the carbonization of theinsulating substrate 2 caused by the heat. - In order to eliminate such problems, such countermeasures are considered that the transversal width of each of the
ribs 2A is made larger as shown in FIG. 9 or that the height of each of theribs 2A is made higher as shown in FIG. 10. However, each of such countermeasures has a problem that the size of the electric coupling box itself becomes larger and the packaging density within the electric coupling box reduces. - Further, although the
bus bar members 3 are wired within groove portions formed by therespective ribs 2A on the surface of theinsulating substrate 2, since both the bus bar members and the ribs are hard, it is difficult to fit thebus bar members 3 within the groove portions in a firmly fitting state. Thus, there arises a problem that when thebus bar members 3 are not engaged by a particular engagement means, the close adhesion between both the bus bar members and the ribs can not be guaranteed and so abnormal sound such as rattling sound is generated due to the loose fitting state of thebus bar members 3. - Further, as shown in FIG. 11, generally, the bus
bar wiring plate 1 is formed by laminating theinsulating substrates 2 and thebus bar members 3 in plural stages. An insulatingmember 5 made of rubber etc. is sandwiched between theinsulating substrate 2 of the upper layer and theinsulating substrate 2 of the lower layer thereby to press thebus bar members 3 of the lower layer through theinsulating member 5, whereby the rattling phenomenon can be prevented and the insulating properties can be improved. - However, the bus
bar wiring plate 1 can not be miniaturized nor lightened and further is limited in the improvement of the withstand voltage. - The invention is intended to eliminate the aforesaid problem of the conventional technique, and an object of the invention is to provide a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box which can improve insulating properties between bus bar members to prevent the generation of a leak current and also can miniaturize the size thereof.
- To achieve the aforesaid object, there is provided a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box comprising:
- a pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates with soft property having through holes; and
- a plurality of bus bar members wired between the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, which respectively have tab shaped terminals protruding therefrom and passed through the through holes,
- wherein the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and the plurality of bus bar members are heated and hardened to integrate the plurality of bus bar members in an electrically insulated state.
- According to the bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box thus configured, since the respective bus bar members are heated and hardened in a state being sandwiched between the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, a single bus bar wiring plate body can be formed without providing a supporting plate etc. At the time of the heat pressing operation, the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates become fluidity between the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and also flow into engagement holes etc. formed at the respective bus bar members and thereafter heated and hardened. Thus, the rattling phenomenon of the respective bus bar members can be prevented and the insulating properties thereof can be improved, so that the leak current can be reduced and the bus bar wiring plate body can be miniaturized and light-weighted.
- Further, the aforesaid problems can be obviated in a manner that, preferably, the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that hardened epoxy resin plates with hard properties are laminated on the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof, respectively, and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, the respective bus bar members and the respective hardened epoxy resin plates.
- According to the bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box thus configured, since the insulation etc. of the respective bus bar members is covered by the respective hardened epoxy resin plates, the bus bar wiring plate body can be entirely enhanced in its strength.
- Furthermore, the aforesaid problems can be obviated in a manner that, preferably, the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that a printed circuit board with hard property is laminated on at least one of the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective bus bar members and a circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board in an insulated state.
- According to the bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box thus configured, since the circuit pattern is laminated on the respective bus bar members, the packaging density of the bus bar wiring plate body can be improved.
- Furthermore, the aforesaid problems can be obviated in a manner that, preferably, the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are coupled to predetermined positions of the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board, respectively..
- According to the bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box thus configured, since the bus bar members are coupled to the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board, the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
- Furthermore, the aforesaid problems can be obviated in a manner that, preferably, the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box is characterized in that the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are respectively protruded as external coupling terminals through the through holes formed at least the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate or the hardened epoxy resin plate.
- According to the bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box thus configured, since the respective bus bar members serve as the external coupling terminals, the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
- The aforesaid object can also be achieved by a method of manufacturing a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box, said method comprising the steps of:
- wiring a plurality of bus bar members between a pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates with soft properties; and
- heating and hardening the plurality of bus bar members and the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates to integrate the plurality of bus bar members in an electrically insulated state.
- Regarding the above method, preferably, in said wiring step, a gaps is formed between the plurality of bus bar members and the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates.
- Regarding the above method, preferably, the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates are pressed toward the plurality of bus bar members during said heating and hardening step.
- Regarding the above method, preferably, the method of manufacturing the bus bar wiring plate body further comprising the step of:
- disposing a pair of hardened epoxy resin plates so as to put the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates therebetween between said wiring step and said heating and hardening step.
- FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 1 has not been laminated yet.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 2 has been laminated.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 4 has not been laminated yet.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 5 has been laminated.
- FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing the main portion of a conventional electric coupling box.
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view showing the main portion of a related bus bar wiring plate body.
- FIG. 9 is a sectional view showing the main portion of another related bus bar wiring plate body.
- FIG. 10 is a sectional view showing the main portion of a still another related bus bar wiring plate body.
- FIG. 11 is a sectional view showing the main portion of a related bus bar wiring plate body in a laminated state
- The bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to an embodiment of the invention will be explained in detail with reference to FIGS.1 to 3. FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to the embodiment. FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 1 has not been laminated yet. FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 2 has been laminated.
- As shown in FIG. 1, a bus bar
wiring plate body 20 for the electric coupling box according to the embodiment is arranged in a manner thatbus bar members epoxy resin plates wiring plate body 20 integrated as shown in FIG. 3 can be obtained. - In this respect, the one
bus bar member 23 is provided with a tab shapedterminal 23A formed by electing the one end thereof and anengagement hole 23B opened in a circular shape. The otherbus bar member 24 is formed in a belt shape. Each of thebus bar members - The pre-hardening
epoxy resin plates epoxy resin plates wiring plate body 20 is suitable for use in the vicinity of an engine room etc. - Each of the
bus bar members - In the case of constituting the bus bar
wiring plate body 20 by assembling the respective members and plates, as shown in FIG. 2, the tab shaped terminal 23A provided at the onebus bar member 23 is passed through a throughhole 21A formed at the pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 21 in the upper position. Then, the pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 21 at the upper position, thebus bar members epoxy resin plate 22 at the lower side are assembled in a laminated state. - In this respect, in FIG. 2, the pre-hardening
epoxy resin plates bus bar members - As shown in FIG. 2, after the
bus bar members epoxy resin plates - When the aforesaid heat pressing process is performed, the pre-hardening
epoxy resin plates engagement hole 23B provided at thebus bar member 23 and the gaps etc. between thebus bar members epoxy resin plates bus bar members wiring plate body 20 shown in FIG. 3. - The aforesaid bus bar
wiring plate body 20 is left as it is for 24 hours within the atmosphere with the temperature of 60° C. and the relative humidity of 95%, and thereafter a leak current is measured. As a result of the measurement, the leak current between the respectivebus bar members - Since the hardened pre-hardening
epoxy resin plates wiring plate body 20 can be reduced to a large extent and so the electric coupling box can be miniaturized and light-weighted. - The configuration of the bus bar
wiring plate body 20 for the electric coupling box according to the embodiment is not limited to the aforesaid configuration and can be modified suitably. For example, as shown in FIG. 1, a hardenedepoxy resin plate 25 may be disposed above the pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 21 located in the upper position as shown by the phantom line and a hardenedepoxy resin plate 26 may be disposed below the pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 22 located in the lower position as shown by the phantom line. - Then, these plates and members are laminated as shown by the phantom lines in FIG. 2 and subjected to the heat pressing operation. Thus, as shown in FIG. 3, the hardened
epoxy resin plates wiring plate body 20, respectively, so that the strength of the bus barwiring plate body 20 can be improved. Incidentally, the hardenedepoxy resin plate 25 is also provided with a throughhole 25A so that the tab shaped terminal 23A is passed therethrough at the time of the lamination. - The bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to another embodiment of the invention will be explained in detail with reference to FIGS.4 to 6. FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box according to the another embodiment. FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 4 has not been laminated yet. FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a state where the bus bar wiring plate body of FIG. 5 has been laminated. Although this embodiment differs from the aforesaid embodiment in a point that a print circuit board (PCB) is laminated so as to improve the packaging density, like parts corresponding to those of the aforesaid embodiment are marked with the same references and therefore the explanation thereof is omitted.
- As shown in FIG. 4, the bus bar
wiring plate body 20A for the electric coupling box according to the embodiment is formed by sequentially laminating from the upper direction in this figure a pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 21,bus bar members epoxy resin plate 22 and a printedcircuit board 28. The printedcircuit board 28 is disposed so as to oppose to the pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 22 in a manner that the surface of the print circuit board on which acircuit pattern 28A shown by a broken line is formed is directed downward. - In the case of constituting the bus bar
wiring plate body 20A by assembling the respective members, plates and board, as shown in FIG. 5, the tab shaped terminal 23A provided at thebus bar member 23 is passed through a throughhole 21A formed at the pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 21 in the upper position. Then, the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate 2l at the upper position, thebus bar members epoxy resin plate 22 at the lower direction and the printedcircuit board 28 are placed in a state just before the lamination. In this respect, the respective members, plates and board are in the state just before the lamination, and there remains small gaps thereamong. - Then, the heat pressing process is performed such that these laminated members, plates and board are heated and applied with pressure from the upper and lower direction. At the time of performing the heat pressing operation, like the aforesaid embodiment, a heat press machine (not shown) is employed in which a terminal run off portion for passing the tab shaped terminal23A therethrough is formed at elastic material such as rubber etc. About 140° C., for example, is suitable as the heat temperature.
- When the aforesaid heat pressing process is performed, the pre-hardening
epoxy resin plates engagement hole 23B provided at thebus bar member 23 and the gaps etc. between thebus bar members epoxy resin plates - Thus, as shown in FIG. 6, the pre-hardening
epoxy resin plates bus bar members circuit board 28 are integrated and hardened in the laminated state to thereby form the bus barwiring plate body 20A. - According to the bus bar
wiring plate body 20A for the electric coupling box according to this embodiment, since thecircuit pattern 28A as well as thebus bar members wiring plate body 20A can be improved. Further, this embodiment can attain the same effects as the aforesaid embodiment with respect to the improvement of the waterproof and insulating functions and it becomes possible to miniaturize the bus barwiring plate body 20A, so that the electric coupling box to which the bus barwiring plate body 20A is applied can be miniaturized, light-weighted and multifunctional. - The configuration of the bus bar
wiring plate body 20A for the electric coupling box according to the embodiment is not limited to the aforesaid configuration and can be modified suitably. For example, another print circuit board may be laminated at the upper portion of the pre-hardeningepoxy resin plate 21 in a manner that a circuit pattern of the circuit board is directed upward. In this case, the circuit patterns are laminated in an insulated state above and below thebus bar members - According to this configuration, for example, the tab shaped terminal23A of the
bus bar member 23 and the circuit patterns can be coupled by means of the soldering process etc. Further, the coupling between thebus bar members - Furthermore, a pre-hardening epoxy resin plate and a printed circuit board may be further laminated below the printed
circuit board 28. Alternatively, the aforesaid hardened epoxy resin plates may be laminated at the uppermost and lowermost portions of the bus bar wiring plate body to thereby improve the entire strength thereof. - As described above, according to the bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box of the invention, the respective bus bar members are wired between the plurality of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates with soft properties, and the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and the respective bus bar members are heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective bus bar members in the electrically insulated state .
- Thus, since the respective bus bar members are heated and hardened in a state being sandwiched between the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates become fluidity between the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and flow into the gaps between the respective bus bar members and thereafter are hardened. Thus, without providing a supporting plate etc., the rattling phenomenon Of the respective bus bar members can be prevented and the insulating properties thereof can be improved, so that the leak current can be reduced and the bus bar wiring plate body can be miniaturized and light-weighted
- Further, in the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box, the hardened epoxy resin plates with hard properties are laminated on the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof, respectively, and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, the respective bus bar members and the respective hardened epoxy resin plates.
- According to the bus bar wiring plate body for the electric coupling box thus configured, since the insulation etc. of the respective bus bar members is covered by the respective hardened epoxy resin plates, the bus bar wiring plate body can be entirely enhanced in its strength.
- Further, in the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box, the printed circuit board with hard property is laminated on at least one of the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof and heated and hardened to thereby integrate the respective bus bar members and the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board in an insulated state.
- Thus, since the circuit pattern is laminated on the respective bus bar members, the packaging density of the bus bar wiring plate body can be improved.
- Furthermore, in the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box, the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are coupled to the predetermined positions of the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board, respectively.
- Thus, since the bus bar members are coupled to the circuit pattern formed on the printed circuit board, the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
- Furthermore, in the bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box, the tab shaped terminals formed by electing one ends of the bus bar members are respectively protruded as the external coupling terminals through through holes formed at least the pre-hardening epoxy resin plate or the hardened epoxy resin plate.
- Thus, since the respective bus bar members serve as the external coupling terminals, the bus bar wiring plate body can be made multifunctional.
Claims (9)
1. A bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box comprising:
a pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates with soft property having through holes; and
a plurality of bus bar members wired between the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, which respectively have tab shaped terminals protruding therefrom and passed through the through holes,
wherein the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates and the plurality of bus bar members are heated and hardened to integrate the plurality of bus bar members in an electrically insulated state.
2. The bus bar wiring plate body according to further comprising:
claim 1
a pair of hardened epoxy resin plates with hard properties are laminated on the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outsides thereof,
wherein the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, the plurality of bus bar members and the pair of hardened epoxy resin plates are heated and hardened to integrate each other.
3. The bus bar wiring plate body according to further comprising:
claim 1
at least one printed circuit board with hard property forming a circuit pattern is laminated on at least one of the pre-hardening epoxy resin plates from outside thereof,
wherein the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates, the plurality of bus bar members and the at least one printed circuit board are heated and hardened to integrate each other and be the plurality of bus bar members and the circuit pattern in an insulated state.
4. The bus bar wiring plate body according to , wherein the tab shaped terminals are coupled to predetermined positions of the circuit pattern.
claim 3
5. The bus bar wiring plate body according to , wherein the tab shaped terminals are respectively protruded as external coupling terminals through the through holes.
claim 1
6. A method of manufacturing a bus bar wiring plate body for an electric coupling box, said method comprising the steps of:
wiring a plurality of bus bar members between a pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates with soft properties; and
heating and hardening the plurality of bus bar members and the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates to integrate the plurality of bus bar members in an electrically insulated state.
7. The method of manufacturing the bus bar wiring plate body according to , wherein in said wiring step, a gaps is formed between the plurality of bus bar members and the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates.
claim 6
8. The method of manufacturing the bus bar wiring plate body according to , wherein the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates are pressed toward the plurality of bus bar members during said heating and hardening step.
claim 6
9. The method of manufacturing the bus bar wiring plate body according to further comprising the step of:
claim 6
disposing a pair of hardened epoxy resin plates so as to put the pair of pre-hardening epoxy resin plates therebetween between said wiring step and said heating and hardening step.
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