I'm trying to find a low cost method of connecting one board to another
with a very low profile. I remember Zebra Strips from years ago to connect
a PCB to an LCD. It seems that something like this could be used. I'd like
to put a series of pads on the top of one board and matching pads on the
bottom of another. I'd put some sort of interface pad between them (like
the Zebra strip) and press the boards together. The Zebra strips, however,
have rectangular conductive areas, so alignment is critical so you don't
short adjacent pads. Also, they normally have a plastic holder around
them. It'd be great if there were something like thermal pad material that
has "vertical" isolated conductive areas. You'd just install this as a
sort of gasket between two boards and the pads on one would be connected
to the other.

Anyone know if something like this exists? Does it work?

Thanks!

Harold



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