An electronic device including a coin-cell battery is provided. The electronic device further includes a housing, a battery comprising a first surface, a second surface, and a third surface, a first electrode disposed in the first surface and a second electrode disposed in the second surface, a first electrode tap, a second electrode tap, and a printed circuit board connecting the first electrode tap to the second electrode tap of the battery on the third surface. Soldering parts are formed on a first surface of the printed circuit board to connect an end of the first electrode tap to a first contact portion of the printed circuit board and an end of the second electrode tap to a second contact portion of the printed circuit board, respectively. A solder flow control member is formed on a second surface of the printed circuit board.

A plurality of electrically conductive material layers and a plurality of dielectric layers are alternately stacked on a second substrate. The plurality of electrically conductive material layers comprise first and second patterns. The first pattern comprises at least a first pair of overlaying areas free of the electrically conductive material, and the second pattern comprises at least a second pair of overlaying areas free of the electrically conductive material. The first pair of areas overlay areas of the second pattern having the electrically conductive material and the second pair of areas overlay areas of the first pattern having the electrically conductive material. The plurality of electrically conductive material layers are electrically isolated from one another by the dielectric layers.

The invention relates to a holder for a button cell, wherein the holder is intended to be fastened on a printed circuit board, wherein the holder has at least two first latching arms which protrude from the printed circuit board when the holder is in the mounted state, wherein the button cell is received between the first latching arms when the button cell is in the mounted state, wherein the first latching arms, at one end, are each connected to a main body which has a base area which is connected to the printed circuit board when the holder is in the mounted state, wherein the first latching arms each have at least one first latching lug in order to hold the button cell on the printed circuit board, and wherein the first latching lugs are arranged at a first distance from the base area of the main body.

A sensing device includes a printed circuit board (PCB) having a conductive trace. A micro-controller is attached to the conductive trace and data transmission means is connected to the micro-controller. A sensor is embedded within the PCB and is connected to the micro-controller via the conductive trace. The sensor is configured to sense at least one physiological parameter in a patient.

The invention relates to a holder for a button cell, wherein the holder is intended to be fastened on a printed circuit board, wherein the holder has at least two first latching arms which protrude from the printed circuit board when the holder is in the mounted state, wherein the button cell is received between the first latching arms when the button cell is in the mounted state, wherein the first latching arms, at one end, are each connected to a main body which has a base area which is connected to the printed circuit board when the holder is in the mounted state, wherein the first latching arms each have at least one first latching lug in order to hold the button cell on the printed circuit board, and wherein the first latching lugs are arranged at a first distance from the base area of the main body.

An electronic device including a coin-cell battery is provided. The electronic device further includes a housing, a battery comprising a first surface, a second surface, and a third surface, a first electrode disposed in the first surface and a second electrode disposed in the second surface, a first electrode tap, a second electrode tap, and a printed circuit board connecting the first electrode tap to the second electrode tap of the battery on the third surface. Soldering parts are formed on a first surface of the printed circuit board to connect an end of the first electrode tap to a first contact portion of the printed circuit board and an end of the second electrode tap to a second contact portion of the printed circuit board, respectively. A solder flow control member is formed on a second surface of the printed circuit board.