Electronic clinical thermometer and method of producing the same
First Claim
1. A method of producing an electronic clinical thermometer that comprises a temperature-sensitive element, lead wire that is connected to the temperature-sensitive element, a body case having a probe part in which an insertion path for the lead wire to be inserted is formed, and a sensor cap having a cavity one end of which is opened to the body and the other end is closed, both the lead wire projecting from the insertion path and the temperature-sensitive element being stored within the sensor cap, the method comprising:
- mounting the sensor cap on the probe part, in a state where the lead wire having the temperature-sensitive element mounted on the tip thereof projects from the insertion path of the probe part, said mounting the sensor cap on the probe part comprises the steps of;
setting a projecting length of the lead wire so that the projecting length is longer than a distance between a tip of the probe part and a tip of an inner wall of the cavity, when the sensor cap is mounted on the probe part andapplying a pressing force to the sensor cap to cause the temperature-sensitive element to rotate which causes the lead wire, which is straight, to deform in proximity to the temperature-sensitive element by buckling so that the lead wire in deformed state comes into contact with an inner wall of the cavity near the temperature-sensitive element.
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Abstract
A method of producing an electronic clinical thermometer is disclosed, the electronic clinical thermometer including a temperature-sensitive element, lead wire that is connected to the temperature-sensitive element, a body case having a probe part in which an insertion path for the lead wire to be inserted is formed, and a sensor cap having a cavity one end of which is opened and the other end is closed, both the lead wire projecting from the insertion path and the temperature-sensitive element being stored within the sensor cap, and the method includes a step for mounting the sensor cap on the probe part, in a state where the lead wire having the temperature-sensitive element mounted on the tip thereof projects from the insertion path of the probe part.
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1. A method of producing an electronic clinical thermometer that comprises a temperature-sensitive element, lead wire that is connected to the temperature-sensitive element, a body case having a probe part in which an insertion path for the lead wire to be inserted is formed, and a sensor cap having a cavity one end of which is opened to the body and the other end is closed, both the lead wire projecting from the insertion path and the temperature-sensitive element being stored within the sensor cap, the method comprising:
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mounting the sensor cap on the probe part, in a state where the lead wire having the temperature-sensitive element mounted on the tip thereof projects from the insertion path of the probe part, said mounting the sensor cap on the probe part comprises the steps of; setting a projecting length of the lead wire so that the projecting length is longer than a distance between a tip of the probe part and a tip of an inner wall of the cavity, when the sensor cap is mounted on the probe part and applying a pressing force to the sensor cap to cause the temperature-sensitive element to rotate which causes the lead wire, which is straight, to deform in proximity to the temperature-sensitive element by buckling so that the lead wire in deformed state comes into contact with an inner wall of the cavity near the temperature-sensitive element. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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