System for protecting a signal within an electronic device, relying on an insertion of a printed circuit in an insertion slot of a connector
View Patent ↗A system is provided for protecting a signal within an electronic device. Such a system includes a connector and a printed circuit. The connector has a generally rectangular parallelepiped shape and includes: at its base, at least one solder termination corresponding to a contact region conveying the signal to be protected; and a slot for inserting a printed circuit. The printed circuit is housed in the insertion slot and shaped so that it covers the solder termination.
1. A system for protecting a signal within an electronic device, wherein the system comprises:
a connector with a generally rectangular parallelepiped shape comprising:
at a base of said connector, at least one solder termination corresponding to a contact region conveying said signal to be protected; and
a printed circuit insertion slot; and
a printed circuit housed in said insertion slot and being shaped so that the printed circuit covers said solder termination, said printed circuit comprising at least one protection layer on at least one face of said printed circuit.
2. The system for protecting according to claim 1 , wherein said printed circuit is a flexible printed circuit.
3. The system for protecting according to claim 2 , wherein at least one second solder termination is disposed on a face of said connector opposite that of said insertion slot.
4. The system for protecting according to claim 1 , wherein said insertion slot and said at least one solder termination are disposed on a same face of said connector.
5. The system for protecting according to claim 1 , wherein said at least one protection layer comprises a latticed electric circuit.
6. The system for protecting according to claim 1 , wherein the connector is a micro SD type connector.
7. The system for protecting according to claim 1 , wherein said connector comprises at least two contact regions, said at least two contact regions being aligned, one before the other, in the sense of the withdrawal of said printed circuit.