Appeal No. 1997-2652
Application 08/385,509
passing through one of said holes in said first printed
circuit board and each protruding from an opposite side of
said first printed circuit board." In column 3, lines 22
through 25, Damon teaches that figure 1 shows a wire wrapping
pin 17 mounted in board 11 having socket ends 21 extending
through conductive layer 14 on the opposite side of the board
from the projecting pins. Damon further teaches in column 3,
lines 25 through 27, that the wire wrapping pins of this
configuration may be referred to as socket
pins. In column 3, lines 58 through 60, Damon teaches that
figure 4 is a greatly enlarged sectional view showing a
portion of one row of pins 17 as they appear in a complete
structure. We note that figure 4 clearly shows the socket
portion of the
component protruding through panel board 11 with the pin
extending from the socket portion. Therefore, we fail to find
that Damon teaches a first electrical circuit component having
one or more pins passing through one of the holes of said
first printed circuit board since the Damon electrical circuit
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